Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 13 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( QyiQxzcxzexieyteyzQxzeyzQXbQxzeyzexzcxtexbexi RUTH BROWN Ruth is a charming little dark-haired miss. She has dark, wistful eyes that have attracted many suitors. We wonder where she goes on those long week-end trips that last until Monday? Ruth is also a true friend to all. Her smile is coaxing, and her giggle is a blues chaser. She plans to be a business woman, and we know she will be a charming one. We wish you the best of luck, Ruthie. Dramatic Club (2) (3), Junior Play Committee (2), Senior Play Committee (3). EDITH BROWNE Sweet, dignified, and lovable; that's our Edith. Edith comes from North Smithfield. She is very fond of animals, especially dogs, preferably hunting dogs. Edith is quite a sportswoman and can be seen hiking, hunting, or fishing nearly every Saturday. Edith never seems to give the local boys a break, but favors North Attleboro. Have you ever seen Edith's dimples when she smiles? If you haven't, you're missing something. Edith is seen at all our “hops.” Best of luck for the future, Edith. Musical Comedy (2), Quiver Board (3), (4), Basketball, Volleyball. WALLACE BURDICK Wally is that tall, carefree chap you see ambling lazily along the corridors between periods. Good-natured and likeable, “Wally boasts of many friends, including a good percentage of the fair sex. One of these is perhaps responsible for Wally's formidable Une fois record. An excellent student, especially in Algebra, Wally is capable of great accomplishments if he only tries to attain them. The best wishes of the class of '33 are with you, “Wally.” Football (4), Interclass Basketball (2) (3). ROBERT BURLINGAME Robert is one of the quietest fellows in our class. Like all uiet fellows, however, he has a keen sense of humor. Robert ' ihevcs in doing his best in his work, no matter how hard it is. I 'any times sweet aromas float out of the Chemistry Lab, but it’s just Robert using too much H SO-i or something. We wish you luck, Robert. Musical Comedy (4), Glee Club (3) (4).

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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).

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14 THE QUIVER WILLIAM CALLANAN Here is a good-looking youth who just loves French. Ln arricre is a familiar expression to many of us. Agreeable, fun loving, and amiable, Bill has a great many friends among us Much to their disappointment, “Bill” is not particularly interested in girls. He prefers masculine escorts at all our games. Next year will see “Bill enrolled in Providence College, and he is assured that the class of ’33 wishes you the best of luck. Junior Play (3), Junior Prom Committee, Track (2). NILS J. F. CARLSON Nils is one of our quiet boys from Room 18, and one who really is quiet. He is never known to hurry and has never yet been seen running to his classes. His chemistry notebook keeps him busy after school. Nils is always present at the school dances, yet does not care much for tne opposite sex. We wonder what he will do when he gets out of high school, but whatever it is, we know he will succeed. Good luck, Nils. Senior Service Club, Glee Club (3). CHARLES E. CARROLL “Charlie is one of our biggest and most well-liked boys. He was an able linesman in spite of a painful knee injury He and “Gilly made tuneful duets each night during football practice. Baseball also saw “Charlie in action for W. H. S. Charlie's pet subject is Chemistry or maybe Algebra. He is a member of a certain glee club which holds daily meetings. Best of luck from the class of ’33 in anything you undertake, Charlie. Football (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3) (4), Interclass Basketball (2) (3), Student Council (2) (3) (4). BETTY CARSON Once more Betty is amusing the Gang. Betty has a keen sense of humor, and when there is anything to laugh at, you may be sure Betty is laughing. In spite of this jollity, Betty takes her lessons seriously and is a fine student. Betty is the class doctor, for she has a cure for all blues. When she approaches, sunshine, laughter, and friendliness come with her. Betty also has a “frank disposition; right, Bet ? The best of luck at Wheaton, Betty. Basketball (2), Volleyball (2) (3), Senior Play Committee.