Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 11 ( ( ( ( ( ( QyzQyb 4 tyzQn (!K (y4(S4QybQytQyzQyb(!ybQyiQyi)QyzQyb(zyb ANNA BLASKOW Anna is a golden-haired, blue-eyed little miss from room 19. She has a charming smile that has won her many friends, especially among the opposite sex. A certain “Bernie seems to be her Prince Charming. She is always prepared in her school work and is a most loyal friend. Here is a girl that possesses true sportsmanship. She plans to be a school ma’am and we know she will be an excellent one. Best wishes to you, Anna. Junior Play Committee (3), Orchestra (2). STEPHEN BODNAR Steve is a good naturcd fellow who is never seen without a broad smile on his face. Worries never assail Steve, least of all homework. Sometimes when pressure is used on Steve, we see him in Room 22 puzzling out business statements. Steve likes athletics and has been a member of several of our high school teams. Football (2) (3) (4), Basketball (2) (3) (4), Debate Club (3), Glee Club (3) (4). ALICE BONIN Do you know this dignified, charmingly quiet person? She is Alice Bonin, always calm, cool, and collected. Her dainty ways and snappy clothes have been admired by us all. Anyone talking to Alice soon realizes that under her calm exterior lies a very keen sense ol humor and a surprising ability for making witty remarks. Alice's future is uncertain, but she is a dependable and efficient person and will be an asset in any business office. Musical Comedy (3). EUGENE BOUTIETTE “Hi there! And this introduces “Gene to you in the act of greeting one of his many friends. Here's a boy who is never seen gloomy. Gene” believes in always looking at the bright side of anything- and vou just naturally become cheery yourself when under the influence of this gay disposition. Gene is very fond of dancing, and is quite often seen in the company of a young lady from one of our local schools. From what we have seen of Gene, we would not be surprised to see him as the manager of one of our chain stores in the future so we do not say ‘good bye, but au revoir. Interclass Basketball (2) (3), Musical Comedy (3).

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10 THE QUIVER ( c ( ( e) ( ( e ?ae)?ae scK e fSg e e ?se se»5e»se f5e) e e)fse ae)!se) e a0!se)!ae)r8 PAUL BEAUDET A tall boy that strides wilfully down the hall toward room 9 for another algebra class and that's Paul. Then a period (supposed to be a study period) with Rene. Then it is extremely necessary that he and Rene get together to make it an extra lively period. We often wonder what his hobby is. It isn't tapping your feet, is it, Paul? May good luck go with you. Cross Country (2). DOROTHY BEAUREGARD “Dot is one of our quieter girls. Just the same there is a twinkle in her eyes, and we can testify that it is there for a reason. Dot never fails to show that she is a good sport. In her quiet way she goes about helping others and winning many friends. You can always rely on her and we know her dependability will make her a success in her later life. The best of luck to you, Dot. Volleyball (2). LAURETTE BEGIN There is a saying that good things come in small packages, and it certainly holds true with Laurette. She’s small but she's lovable, friendly, and popular. Anyone who meets her likes her at once—who could help it? Her gracefulness and charming personality win her many partners on the dance floor. Just watch her once. We know that her pleasing manner will make her a success in anything she undertakes after graduation. Good luck, Laurette. Volleyball (2) (3), Junior Play Committee (3). ALICE BERNSTEIN Oh! We hear Alice coming. How did we tell? By her famous giggle, of course. Nobody is solemn when Alice is around. Alice is a great help in Algebra and Latin, as many of us can prove. A certain dark young man comes into the light when one tells Alice’s fortune. She manages to keep us in the dark, however, as to who he is. Alice is always seen with “Peg. Her favorite subject is English. Best luck to you, Alice. Debating Club (4), Dramatic Club (3), (4), Junior Play (3), Senior Play Committee (4), Interclass Debate (3).

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12 THE QUIVER E. HOWARD DICKEY Junior is one of the most agreeable boys of our class. Nothing ever disturbs Junior, although he plays many humorous pranks upon his friends. He is one of the popular boys of the school, because he is an all-round sport and a good friend Junior is interested ir. hunting and fishing and much of his time is thus employed, although we hear he has other diversions too—right. Junior? We hope that the future will be as carefree and happy as your high school days have been. Junior. The best of luck to you. Football (2), Track (2), Musical Comedy (3) (4), Glee Club (2). CHARLES BRADLEY Did you hear the commotion? Well, it is Charles. One of the noisiest boys of our class—but oh, how likable. He does not believe in coming to school early, as you always see him coming into Room 19 about 8:29. Charles is a true friend to all and is always willing to help anyone, in anything, yes even in making noise. We wish him the best of luck. Glee Club (3), Musical Comedy (3) (4). OLIVE BROADFOOT Olive is one of our most popular and well-liked girls. Her curly hair and agreeable personality are the envy of her classmates. Olive likes to spend her spare time going to the “movies or writing letters to a friend.' There are some things we would like to know, Olive. What's the attraction in the Liberty and who or what's a gazinka ? Good luck, Olive, from the class. Dramatic Club (3), Glee Club (3) (4), Committee Senior Play, Committee Junior Play. HARRY BROOKS Gee, I couldn't understand it. My trial-balance won’t balance. “Wasn’t that test terrible?” Anyone hearing these remarks can be sure Harry Brooks is around. Harry is one of our future bookkeepers and can be often seen after school in Room 22 adding up miles of figures (on the adding machine of course). Harry is very quiet and seldom heard in class, but outside he is a good friend and ready to help anyone. Intercla-s Basketball (2) (3), Baseball (4).