Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 3 A Tribute I can sec her yet—a starry-eyed young girl with bright, eager face, looking up at me from her English books in the Freshman class at the old high school; a student doing us credit at college; a fellow-worker with me for years in our Alma Mater. My book of memories has many pictures of Madeleine G. Cass, most of them, naturally, of her as a teacher, full of ambition and initiative, with an affection for her boys and girls and a sympathy with them that did not cease with their graduation, but continued as long as she lived. She had a remarkable interest not only in her own line of work, but in all other activities of the school. Always we wondered that her frail body could “carry on with such energy, but we recognized in her a strength of will granted to but few. The last time 1 saw her—only a few days before she left school—her smile was a bright and her greeting as cheery as if she were still thinking of life as good and expecting that long years of usefulness lay ahead of her. I offer this tribute to the memory of a brave, earnest teacher, the effect of whose influence upon hundreds of pupils can never he estimated. Florence P. Mowry

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4 THE QUIVER eogo gogoeos cogogiQg giQc eosogQg 3giog 3g 3e 3 sog gog g ewttoc-Qso THE FACULTY of Woonsocket Senior High School CharJes A. Donlon Principal Ruth Bartley English Lucien Bazinet French Raymond J. Betagh Economics, Biology, History