Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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10 THE QUIVER VANDA BENETTI “Humming a tune, smiling a smile. Going so soon, just for a while.” There she goes rushing out of Room 19 and up the stairs to 22. Yes, it’s our “Van. Vanda is either humming a tune or smiling. Punctuality is one of her aims in all her undertakings If there is one willing to help it’s our friend, Vanda. While she has been in dear old W H. S. she has made many friends Lest we forget, can that girl dance! Her greatest desire is to become a nurse, so don't be alarmed if soon she is taking your temperature. The best of luck goes with her from the class of '32. Volley Ball (2), Basketball (2), Baseball (2), Junior Play Committee (2), Nil Sigma Nu Club (4). JOHN CHARLES BERARD “He came to us a short time ago We will remember him we know. From his appearance, one might suspect that Charles is one of our quiet boys. This impression is not quite correct however. He is one of our best companions and his wit often helps to brighten his corner of the school. Charles is not quite sure about his future plans, but he may attend Providence College. Wherever he goes we know that be will be a valuable addition and a successful scholar. Good luck, Charles! Glee Club (4). LEONORA BONOLLO “Serious and capable, she inspires us all To do our problems both big and small. Leonora is a good, capable student, and is trustworthy and reliable at all times. Whenever it comes to class recitations, checking up on banking, or other various duties, Leonora is always there, ready to help, check, and verify the work. We all know that inseparable group at lunchtime. There’s Leonora, Iola, Sara Susel, Vanda—all good friends and all good students. One of the business world's unwritten rules is that one choose good business associates. Needless to say, Leonora scores on all points. Luck to you, “Lee, and may you excel in other things in life as well as you have in studies at school. Senior Play Committee (4), Junior Play Committee (3), Quiver Board (4), Chairman Candy Committee (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). WILLIAM BOOTH Here is Bill, So bashful and shy. Indifferent to girls, my, oh, my! Did you hear a laugh? Yes, it's “Billie. Billie is one of the most cheerful and helpful boys in our class. His winning smile and black, wavy hair are certainly popular among the opposite sex. “Billie is a hard and capable worker which he proved when he was the stage manager in the Senior Plav. Whatever he undertakes, he usually succeeds. During the summer months, “Billie is a very busy boy around his vegetable and flower gardens. We understand that Syracuse University will claim bim after graduation here, where he will take up landscape gardening. Best of luck, Billie. Glee Club (4), Senior Play Committee (4), Dramatic Club (2).

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THE QUIVER 9 » ? •'»? -'K .-» r -or • ? nr o? . r : .-.r -,r - r Ofl-nr ■ M §M §M ■- :MOS O'? THE CLASS OF 1932 Woonsocket Senior High School ARTHUR ALLAIRE “Arthur has fun and a clever brain. Worth while things he will always gain. Arthur is a boy from one of Woonsocket's leading suburbs, Slatersville. He and his friend, “Jimmy, can often be seen violating the hitch-hiking laws of Rhode Island. Studies hold no terrors for Arthur, but he is most proficient in history. Arthur can write themes and other articles, and we should not be surprised to see him employed as a scenario writer in Hollywood. Arthur did not take part in athletics, but he was a loyal member of all the cheering squads (organized and private). Arthur intends to enter Providence College next year. Here's looking at you, Arthur. Quiver Board (2) (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). LILLIAN ARCHAMBAULT An attractive girl with beautiful hair. Who has a most nonchalant air. Big, black, flashing eyes, beautiful complexion, brown curly hair, that's Lil.” “Lil is one of the beauties of the class and is also extremely popular. She is present at all school functions and attends all of the games donned in a flashy sport outfit with her inseparable pal, Mary. “Lil” indulges in all sports and did you ever watch her at a dance? Popularity Plus.” Lil” plans to further her education at some advanced school or college and with her go all the best wishes for success from her class of '32. Basketball (2) (3) (4), Baseball (3), Volleyball (3) (4), Glee Club (4), Student Council (3), Junior Play Committee (3), Dramatic Club (2). HERBERT BAILEY Come take a ride with me, In a Ford it will be. Herbie is one of our new classmates coming to us from West Warwick in our Senior Year. He is quiet and says little but has made many friends. His closest friend is “Gertrude (his model T) and you never see one without the other. The Slatersville boys wonder how they ever got along before Herbie and Gertrude appeared on the scene: for he is always willing to give a fellow a lift. Good luck for the future “Herbie ! Quiver (4).

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THE QUIVER 11 EDWIN BRADLEY “Edwin and Charles are lots of fun, They are always able to draw a pun. Edwin and his brother, Charles, are the most humorous brothers in our High School. Although Charles is the more boisterous, Edwin also has his bits of fun. Edwin s middle name is “Mischief and how he plays up to it! He is always • cen in Room 22, that famous meeting place of all the Com mercial folk. Pink slips are always in demand for Ed, and he is always in line for them -a regular customer. Perhaps the future will find him in the line of the world-famous Wall Street Brokers ? However, success to you, and may your humor always enable you to see the sunny side of life. Baseball (2) (3) (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). ANDREW BRAND “Here is a boy called “Andy Brand, He is always willing to lend a hand. Many high school pupils have profited by Andy’s’' helpful attention to them in the Harris Institute Library. He is, indeed, very valuable to students who seek information at our very much used library He is classified as a general and round' man. “Andy may be seen frequently with his old al' Did' yo'u know that Andy loves to make extemporaneous speeches? Oh, yes! When he stands up to recite his recitations ire from three to five minutes in length! We expect to see Andy connected with some business office in the land where “Olives grow. Good luck, Andy . Baseball (2), Track (2), Cross-Country (2) O) (4), Junior Play Ticket Committee (3), Senior Play Program Com mittec (4.) Interclass Basketball (4). RUTH BRENNER “When chances seem scarce and slim, Ruth will fight and bear up with a grin. With a springy step and a bright smile, Ruthie passes us in the corridor. Everyone turns to give her a second look because she seems so full of vitality. Although as Susie in the Junior play she didn’t know nothin , as Ruth she knows a great deal She is interested in a young versatile musician who plays the violin and trombone. Her favorite song is Sherman Utr-Kinp Through Georgia. “Ruthie excels in algebra and bStteepJbut to hear her speak concerning these subjects one would never think so. Ruthie plans to enter R. I. C. E and her classmates know that she will become as successful a H'„73)PDS™ ic Club (2) (4), Debating Club (4), Quiver Board (3) (4). DORIS RENA BRUNET “The beauty of Doris’ dark-brown eyes Rivals the stars up in the skies. “Dot is a most accomplished musician We wonder what Mr Grady will do after graduation and ‘Dot is not there to play for the Glee Club or Orchestra Dot is very much in demand as a good secretory to the various teachers and we are -me this experience will help her in her future business • We don’t know just what she plans to do after graduation, but our most sincere wishes go with her wherever she may be. Student Council (2), Dramatic Club (2), Orchestra (2) (3) (4), Glee Club (2) (3) (4), Chairman, Senior Prom Committee (4), Quiver Board (3) (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4) .