Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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14 THE QUIVER ( ( ( Gy eyiQyieyieyicyiQyiQyi(,yT)QyiQyiQyiQ QyieyzQyi evae t cj-ac evaeK) EMMA BOUDREAU Emma's motto is. “Silence is golden. This more than anything else should tell you about our lovely classmate. Emma's delicate skin is enough to make one inquire if she uses Palmolive. We understand that this young lady is interested in singers, especially Dennis King. We expect great things from our Emma, and the class of '34 wishes you success and happiness. Volleyball (1) (2) (3), Baseball (2), Basketball (3). RUTH MARIE BROADFOOT Hark! hear the sweet strains of a violin in the assembly hall? Yes! that is our Ruthie! A sweet little musician! There's never a blue moment when this girl is present. Her witty remarks and cheerfulness chase away many a blue “Monday. Although her plans for the future are vague, we wish her lots o’ luck in whatever she attempts. Volleyball (3), Orchestra (1) (2) (3) (4), Glee Club (2) ( 3 ). Arbor Day Program ( 2), Dramatic Club (2 ) ( 3), Lincoln Day Program (2), Junior Prom Committee (3). NANCY BROOKS If you ever hear Been to Algebra yet? , said in a soft voice. I'm sure you know it is our quiet Nan , who finds much interest in her studies. Although ■ he is a very jovial person, we understand she has “WilP'-power. All who know Nan can testify that she has been ever ready to assist all. May you always be a “Will -ing helper! Basketball (2), Cafeteria (2) (3) (4). LEONEL G. CADOIIET A proud inhabitant of Manville, Leonel, lean, tall, and dark, certainly deserves cur plaudits for his excellent posture. As to his studies, Leonel is inclined to be indifferent, but forthcoming tests (especially law and bookkeeping) usually send him “in a huff . Leonel has many intimate friends and is seldom separated from Jerry . Leonel's efficiency and practical views should bring him keen success in the days to come.

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THE QUIVER 13 ( ( e 3e ae»ae ae ac ae»ae se 5e ae 3e»ae raefcae»3 e ae»aefcae»ae ae ae ao!ae a RITA MADONNA BLISS Did you say algebra is difficult? queries Miss Bliss. It is only natural for her to ask this because she is our algebra shark. However, we've been pondering over the reason for Rita's never-failing presence on Rathbun's estate during the sliding season. Rita tells us she is interested in teaching. May success be with you in this profession, Rita! Musical Comedy (3), Senior Play Committee (2), Musical Comedy Committee (4), Interclass Debate (3). MARIE BLONDIAU Marie is one of the prettiest maidens in our class. The leading lady in Skinner's Dress Suit and a leading character in our two musical comedies, Marie has enacted her roles with the utmost perfection and we are certain that one of these days she will become the shining star at Hollywood. Whatever you do take up. Good Luck, Marie . Glee Club (3), Dramatic Club (3) (4), Quiver Board (3) (4), Musical Comedy (3) (4), Junior-Senior Play Student Council (2), Parents' Night Play (3). School Play. MICHAEL BICKI Would you like to know the name of an all 'round boy? Yes? Well, in that case we would probably refer you to Mike Bicki. This lad not only can act but he is a boxer of no mean ability. (As we who read the sport page, and as his ring opponents know!) We feel confident that Mike will K.O. any ill fortune that comes along and that no trouble will make him take the count ! Football (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2), Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Debate Club (2) (3), Interclass Basketball (4), Junior-Senior Play (4), Christmas Play (3), Contest Play (4). MADONNA AGNES BOUCHER Who is the girl in the middle of that group? Why, it is our Madonna telling the girls one of her many jokes. Madonna has her serious side, as the good marks in her studies prove. We are told that Madonna is interested in the nearby village of Man-ville or should we say a certain Manvillite? Best wishes, Madonna.

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THE QUIVER 15 ROSE CAM PA NIELLO Such beautiful, jet-black hair! What striking, magnificent eves! Yes, Rose possesses these alluring features. Though inclined to appear pensive on certain occasions (the Law Class?), Rose, behind a thin wall of reserve, is truly a charming miss. Rose and her inseparable friend, Bertha, form an ideal companionship. In bidding you farewell. Rose, the class of '34 says “Best wishes! ANN FRANCIS CARROLL You're not going to put that in the “QriVER , are you? Anna keeps worrying whether we are going to give away one of her secrets. Since she doesn't want us to tell who HE is, we won't tell. Anna is a tall, attractive, well mannered girl. She is a good dancer and very popular. Success is sure to follow her efforts in the business world. CHARLES CARROLL Boom! Boom! Yes, “Charlie is manipulating his drumsticks in his usual lusty fashion. “Charlie” is very popular young man, especially with the opposite sex, as he is an extraordinarily fine dancer. We notice that “Charlie takes frequent trips to Providence. What's the attraction, Charlie”? Fun-loving and ever cheerful, Charlie may be assured of the sincere wishes of the class of ’34. Band (2) (3) (4), Orchestra (2) (3) (4), Interclass basketball (2) (3) (4). FLORENCE CARTIER Florence, let me take your law. “Have you got your English done? These are a few of the questions our studious Florence must confront daily for she is always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone. Her pet subject is typewriting, and she certainly can manipulate that machine. Whatever your plans for the future may be. the class of '34 extends its best wishes for your success. Musical Comedy Committee (4).