Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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M 'ff 7 THE Q P f- A We ,m,-1 Fzrtf rou Catherlne A ODonnell Ethel E McCombe Anna C Dyjak Suomi rou FlorenceA Genereux Helen M McCombe I.1ll1an R Maher Mae F Owens Bookkeepmg Now the spotllght IS turned on a class 1n Room 22 As the llght shlnes on groups ln dlfferent places rn the room, we see what happens as our future book keepe1s and eificlent clerks are busy countlng the cafeterla money and do1ng oihce work ust look at all that money' Yet, they seldom make a mlstake practlce students Look at the1r fingers fly as thev add, subtract and multlply on the l1st1ng and non l1st1ng machlnes Here, we have some of the boys runn1ng off COPIGS of the class vote on the mxmeograph In another sectxon of the room some gxrls are pre parmg a workmg sheet for a corporat1on, from th1s sheet the group wnll complete a balance sheet, proflt and loss statement closmg entrles As we v1ew a close up of thelr work we notlce how neat the wr1t1ng and figures are That IS one of the essentlals of a bookkeeper After thls work IS completed the class will go IDIO more detailed study of the busmess world 12 We,ll direct our tele-spotlight across the hall where we can watch the clerical . , , 9 - ' Y , Y

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THE QUIVEIQ r Flrsf mu Adeline C Gould Ruth Bartley Exa Israel Second rou, Mary McNally Serene F ones Louise B Linton Ruth E Parsons Englzsb Department The scuffle of feet and the merry chatter of voices suddenly die out as the bell rings and another English class is about to begin Whether it is entirely a grammar lesson or a period devoted to literature, everyone seems to settle down with a cheerful attitude of speaking and writing are learned inside and out But the mastery of style usage, and other grammatical details does not conclude the study of this interest ing subject, Engllsh We must remember that literature is also an important phase In class We form strong and everlasting friendships with such classical writers as Shakespeare, Scott, and Burns by studying various selections from their great works We also acquire knowledge about modern authors and in all classes we are required to read extensively Thus, just as Milton was compared to a river flowing through the realm of thought, so may the study of English be considered as a mighty stream wending its wav through the daily currlculum at Woonsocket High School 11 I ' 5 ': ' . , ', ' . ': A if, , A . ' , . . Oral and written communication, creative expression, and the mechanics ' ,

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THE QUIX Ek A Law Rewew Perzod Ex erxone ns ln hns sext Our llxx teacher talees her place m front of the clxss and begnns a tx pncal rexxcxx period of laxx Our hrst tzsle IS to copx carefully from the asslgnment board the next lesson xxe are to studx To test our lenoxx ledge of the dax s xx orle, a short quiz on the general facts of the chapter ns gnx en The chlptcr xxe Ire to dlscuss IS Agencx the leg1I relltlonshlp exlstlng bctxx cen txxo partlcs clllcd the principal Ind the agent The prlnclpal b mg the person xx ho emploxs the lgent, and the agent the person xx ho transacts buslncss for hxs prxnclpal To further the Lll5LUSSlOI'l, the Obllgl txons md the dutlcs of both plrtlcs to exch other are explamed and to cllrnfx thc rules cxlmples are glxcn throughout the regulated tlmc of the pernod for thus particular subject of slles ID thls sectlon IS based on the Uniform Sales Act an act xxhlch gox erns all sales There are txxo klnd of agreements to be consldered, namelx contracts to sell, xvhcrebv the seller agrees to transfer the propertx 1n the goods to the buyer at a future t1me for a consxderatnon called the prlce, and a sale, xxherebx the seller transfers propertx nn the goods for 1 conslderatlon called the prxce To complete the allotted time on Sales, we rex xexx the partnes to 21 sale, the transferrmg of tltle to the goods and the wrltten contracts of sale which are governed by the Scxenteenth Section of the Englnsh Statute of Frauds To conclude our revnew, the remedies for breach of a sales contract are carefully explanned A breach arnses when one of the partles falls to fulfill h1s obl1gat1ons to the contract, glvmg the person who suffers dxmages, the rlght to elect anx of the laxx ful A remedles The xx arnlng bell rmgs and our class ends ln these fortx mmutcs xxe haxe Increased our poxx er to dex elop judg ment of xxhat IS rnght and xx hat IS xx rong and to agree fcrxcntlx xx1t one grezt authorltx x saxs of lux, orc IS the h.1r6oT1 xx orld f' C11 rlrul Pun 1141 13 , , ,, ' ' f 1 W i L f I 1 iv - v It v lv' - V I V' , , , ' . ' ' . -I x - 5 - x V s ' -' ,Q s 1 V s 1 s f 1 ' I ' I A x ' 1 1 4' . f ' ' 'v i it, 14'l ik' The next chapter we are to review is Sales of Personal Property. The discussion of the subject A I I N A I f x U L ' f ' Y I ' l Y 1 l 3 x I l 'Y 11 . K t A . ' , t 1 1' U 2 Q , Y L Y- Y-gg . ' I . ' . 1 , - Bi 73 ' . l . K . f f Q ra 9 p A - - A xx