Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE CLASS OF 1914

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THE QUIVER JUNE, 19.4 GRADUATION PROGRAM June, 1914 high School Orchestra. Oass March................. Invocation. A Visit to the Capitol .... Public Control of Railroads Solo ...................... Pads ....................... .. . May Magdalena Smith .. . Susan Westcott Handy .....Stanley Ward Spratt Adelaide Andrews Clough ............Harriet Vose T te High School, It’s History and Functions .......Harry Joshua Leon t lass History ...............................J. Gertrude Fitzgerald (lass Prophecy ...........................Elizabeth Rogers O’Donnell Awarding of Diplomas.......................Mayor Raphael P. Dainault High School Orchestra. Helen Hazel Archibald Susan Ida Burgess Flizabeth Cecilia Carroll Ella Christina Carroll Ralph Sherman Gark Adelaide Andrews Clough Rebecca Rachel Cole Marion Irons Cook Harold Joseph Daigneault « ladys Lydia Day Fannie Sarah Falk Lillian Esther Fellman J. Certrude Fitzgerald Ralph Francis Flynn Julia M. Goozey 1 Juris Grant Susan Westcott Handy Ruth Elizabeth Harrison M.ie Kmily Jackson Alice Ernestine LaFond Robert Leo Lee Graduates Harry Joshua Leon Felicetta Leoni George Edward Linton Anna Lorelta McGuire Marguerite Frances McLearney Nellie Y. McNaul Harold Winthrop Morse Gertrude Leocardia O’Connor F'lizabeth Rogers O’Donnell John Walter Padien Flsie Lillian Parkinson Hiram Rosentield Catherine M. Shea May Macdalena Smith Esther Gardner Spratt Stanley Ward Spratt Ruth Adelaide Straight Ruth Morrison Thayer I con Norman Tutin Harriet Vose Marion White J. W. Murphy -I Son Prinkrj

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tHe quiver JUNE, 1914 CONTENTS. Graduation Program............................. History of the Class of 19.4................... Behold—A Senior !.............................. Lost Klver.... ................................ A Trip from Naples to Sorrento................. A View of Narraganselt Bay..................... The Charms of Nature........................... A Letter ...................................... The Old Building............................... The La ing of the Cornerstone.. ................. A Plea for Debating............................ The Pond Lily.................................. Sounds at Night................................ Sir Koger upon Fashion......................... In Honor of Woonsocket High.................... A Trip to the State House...................... Editorials..................................... School Notes............... ................... Athletics...................................... Alumni Notes................................... W. H 8 Directory............................... HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1914 To me has fallen the honor of narrating the events of the history of the illustrious class of 1914. I cannot boast that we are the most brilliant class that has left old Woonsocket High, but there are many things that we have done that make us all proud to be Seniors to-day. Strange though it may seem to us now, we were once Freshmen. In 1910 the class whose history I write to-day entered high school, eighty-two in number, strong in the belief that such little troubles as usually come to Freshmen would not bother us in the least. This way of taking things as they come, this spirit of “Never trouble Trouble till Trouble troubles you,” has been the motto of my class for four years. In our first year, we elected as our class president Joseph Daig-neault, and we have kept him as president for four years. We gave that year to the athletic teams Tutin and Daigneault. Doris Grant was 1 3 . . . 8 9 .... 11 ... 12 .... 11 14 .... IB .... 1« .... 13 . ... IB .... 18 . ... IP ... 10 ... 21 23 37 31, 38 ... 5 3 ... 39