Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE OUIVER 11 MICHAEL BEBE “Mike has an ambition to he a wrestler. He has attended the local “Y for the past fix years and basketball is his favorite fport. Sometimes he is called Dempsey because of his facial likeness to the “Manassa Mauler.'' “Mike is a woman hater, maybe that is why he finds time to study. May future years brine you success. Best of luck, “Mike ! Football (3), Baseball (2). GLADYS BELANGER Presenting one of the most charming girls of the senior class. Carefree, the life of every party and an accomplished dancer are only a few of her many qualities. Gladys is a tiny person, but it may surprise you to know that she fairly Russels with vitality and pep. For the present Gladys seems to have many ambitions, but never fear—we know she will succeed. Glee Club (2), Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Quiver Board (3) (4), Arbor Day Program (3). ALBERT GEORGE BELROSE D d y u ever see A! .n a mo.ose, downcast m od? No, he meets all reverses with a smile and usually breaks up gloom in a hurry. For example, he manages to overcome his bookkeeping difficulties by “hook or crook. Undoubtedly Al’s faculty of looking at the world through “rose-colored glasses should go a long way toward making his future replete with happiness and success. Interclass Basketball (3). BERTHA MAE BENTLEY A girl who seldom gets ruffled—that’s Bertha. Though trying times and situations may irritate others, Bertha certainly mainta.ns a calm and satisfied mien. In other words, she is always looking towards the Rosy side of things. Bertha is said to be a specialist with test tubes. Do you agree, Bertha? We feel sure that Bertha will meet success in the years to come. Volleyball (3) (4), Basketball (3).

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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).

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12 THE QUIVER DOROTHY BIBEAULT “Dot is a very conscientious worker. She has an appealing personality which makes her popular w’th both sexes. Dot is always dressed in the latest fashions. Her magnetic smile may be seen at all times. “Dot” can easily be compared to a ray of sunshine wh;ch brightens up a darkened and gloomy room. We do not know '• ur 'uture plans, but success to you “D t. V llevball (4). SELMA BILIK This dignified and poised young lady came to us from New York, bringing with her the latest fashions, an extensive vocabulary and a new and intr guing style of acting. Her ability as an actress makes us realzc what her one ambition in li'e is. Her read ness to take a joke and her gifted sense of humo' make her one of the idols of the class. See you in Hollywood, Selma. Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Program Chairman, School Play (3), Musical Comedy Committee (4), Parents’ Night Play (3), Contest Play (4). GRACE BISSONNETTE The Ace of Trumps in the game of school life is our characterization of “Grade. You can't realize what an asset she is to our class if you haven't laughed till the tears flowed as she goes through the antics of a “jigg.” Of her adeptness in studies and her scholastic record we need only say, Elle est parfaite.” We realize “Grade's steps along the path of the nursing profession will lead her to the “City of Success. Dramatic Club (3), Glee Club (3), Musical Comedy Committee (4). JEANNE D. BLAIN Jean is a quiet girl from the suburban town of Manville. Have you ever noticed how deep dimples appear, as if by magic, when Jean's face becomes wreathed in one of her frequent sweet smiles? You should have, because Jean often favors her many friends with this smile. Silence is golden, so we feel confident that Jean will enjoy a fortune of golden happiness. Senior Play Committee (4).