Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 9 g c e c g K aevse cj e GKievse seyae ae e G ao ae fle exsoiae se aefca ALEXANDER H. ALLAIRE “Chief is one of the most popular boys in school. He was co-captain of our football team, and because of his aggressive playintr he was chosen All-State tackle. He also played on our baseball team as catcher. In the cafeteria “Chief and Dimmie are always arguing, but they are the best of pals. Providence College will claim “Chief next year. Best of luck, “Chief. Football (2) (3) (4), Baseball (4), Football (Captain) (4). IRENE MAE ALLEN One of the sweetest, most serene girls in high school. Irene has made a name for herself in athletics. She is vitally interested in all around her and is very popular with the other sex. We are sure, because of her apparent personality, that she w'll be a success throughout life. We don't know of her plans for the future; but we wish her the best of luck. Basketball (2) (3) (4), Volleyball (2) (3) (4). Dramatic Club (2) (3), Class Officer (3), Student Council (3) (4), Junior Prom Committee (3). ADELARD AUBIN Adelard is one of the chief exponents of the “Aubinic Theory on Steamization. This theory and the mysteries of Latin translation are his two most important interests. He desires to be an architect, so we need not be surprised if we sec Adelard in about fifteen years drawing plans for a new U. S. Capitol or a bridge across the Atlantic. Lots of success, Adelard. Senior Dance (4). SHERMAN BURT BAILEY One of the most popular boys in high school by unanimous vote. His desire to travel and his willingness to work is sure to lead him through a life of happiness. He is bothered very little by the opposite sex. He is able to discuss every subject worthwhile, so he promises to be a great conversationalist. The class of '34 drinks a toast to you, Sherman. Student Council (2) (3) (4), Track (2), Football Manager (2) (3) (4), Interclass Basketball (3) (4), President, Student Council (4).

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8 THE QUIVER THE CLASS OF 1934 TERAS HALLAS Meet the tall and handsome lad from Manville. If there ever was a popular president. Terras is it. If you have a difficult problem to solve, regardless of what kmd it may be. take it to our president, and he will gladly assist you in every wav. Best wishes. Terras—and may your name yet echo in the hall of fame. Class President (4), Debate Club ( 3 ), Junior-Senior Debate (3), QriVF.R Board (3), Senior Play (4), Junior-Sen'or Play (3), Musical Comedy (4), Interclass Basketball (2) (3) (4). ANNA B. DOBROWOLSKI Who's seen most at basketball games? Annie” of course. You bet she's there: cheering and rooting for her side. Like all good scholars, Annie also believes in a good Ed ucation! Why not? Her winning smile and good humor have won her many friends. Although a brilliant student, she is ever ready to participate in mischievous doings, and her catching laugh is always echoed. Best of luck to you! Quiver Board (3) (4), Basketball (3), Baseball (3), Volleyball (2), Junior Prom Committee (2), Senior Dance Committee (4), Senior Class Officer (4). JOHN T. KERLEW One of the biggest hits of the school year—always out for fun He is usually up to some mischievous trick, but he is always ready to answer any problem brought up in class. Johnnie makes a reliable Class Treasurer and can easily win the admiration of the opposite sex. We don t know Johnnie s intentions for coming years, but the class of '34 wishes him luck. Class Officer (3) (4 1, QUIVER Board (3) (4), Student Council (2), Cheer Leader (3), Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Debating Club (2), Junior Ring Gimmittee (3). Senior Prom Committee (4), Junior Prom Committee (3). CONSTANCE H HAGGERTY Gee! Just made it! That’s Connie as she enters her home room. She is one of the best free-hand artists in the class. Excelling in all sports, she is a favorite with the opposite sex. We are sure Rhode Island School of Design will welcome her with open arms and may she always be as great a hit as she was in her high school days. Senior Class Officer (4), Baseball (2), Volleyball (2) (3), Basketball (2) (3), Senior Prom Committee (4), Junior Prom Grmmittee (3), Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4).

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10 THE QUIVER ADA BAKER Ada is one of the most popular ({iris with the opposite sex. Her interests seem to be in Worcester and Providence. Let someone tell a good joke, and we have Ada giggling, but she rarely loses her dignity. Ada is also efficient in her classical studies. We all hope that Ada glides'’ through life as smoothly as she glides on the dance floor. Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Basketball (2) (3), Volleyball (2) (3), Musical Comedy Committee (3). JOSEPH BARDELL BARDACZEWSKY When Joe enters the chemistry laboratory, it is wise for everyone else to leave! Not that we mean anything derogatory to “Joe but he mixes chemicals as freely and as promiscuously as if he hadn’t any regard for anyone’s life. However, aside from his genius in chem, “Joe is a Reg’lar feller and we are all proud to have him go forth as a representative of W. H. S. Band (2) (3). JOSEPH J. BARTNICK R. A quiet little newspaper boy Joe may appear, but you would be surprised at the fun bubbling over w.thin him. Without neglecting his studies Joe interests himself with building airplanes: in fact, he has manufactured some beautiful models. Alabama State will claim “Joe after he leaves us. We hope he will overcome his shyness towards girls by then. Good Luck! Track (2) (3). JEANNETTE BEAUDET Jeannette is one of our tallest and most dignified girls whose pleasing personality and sweet disposition have gained her a host of friends. Jeannette is certainly one of the best reasons why gentlemen prefer blondes. Whenever you sec Jeannette with a worried expression, you can rest assured that she is thinking of bookkeeping. The class of 34 bids you Au revoir and the best of luck, Jeannette. Senior Play Committee (4).