Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QWIVER JUNE, 1916. PRICE, 20 CENTS. CONTENTS The Sky................................................. •••• 4 On Pond and River.............................................. 5 Just Abraham Lincoln........................................... 6 A Talkative Friend............................................. 7 Caught in an Elevator........................................ 8 The Women Most Influencial in Shakespeare’s Life............... 9 To a Brook...................... ..............................10 A Storm at Sea.................................................II Nightfall......................................................12 Our Permanent Benefits from the War in Europe..................13 A Maiden's Reply...............................................15 Editorials.................................... ••••.... .... 16 School Notes...................................................20 Athletics......................................................26 Alumni Notes...................................................31 W. H. S. Directory............................................ 36 DORIS L. POOLE WILLIAM E. BARRY WINNERS OF THE GOLD MEDALS SINGLETON INTERSCHOLASTIC DECLAMATIONS 1916

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HIGH-GRADE CHOCOLATES and CARAMELS PRODUCERS’ NATIONAL BANK 104 Main St., Woonsocket. MO RAX CHOCOLATE SHOP Safe Deposit Boxes for rent $3 and upwards per year. Compliments of J. J. MARRAH Dealer in WHITE CASH MARKET Meats, Poultry and Vegetables •JSH Main Street Tel. 367-M. KEARNS ROCHELEAU JAMES MULLEN CO. 70 Main St. Agents for Crawford Ranges, Hoosier Clothes Shop and Haberdashers Caibinets, Globe Wernicke Sectional Book-Cases, Bohn’s Cor. Court and Main St. Syphon and Alaska Refrigerators. Compliments of Compliments of DR. W. P. BARRY A FRIEND New England Coal Co. 77 MAIN STREET COAL, COKE, WOOD, CEMENT, ICE AND FIRE RESISTING ROOFINGS v 1 ' i • McCarthy’s Reliable Always 7 Never Undersold McCarthy’s

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4 THE QUIVER THE SKY Have you ever seen the sky at dawning, When Aurora opes the gates of day, When the sun-god mounts his golden chariot, When he drives exulting on his way ? All the earth is joyous, fresh, and fragrant, Beams of light shoot up across the sky; White and amber, pearly clouds of gossamer Gleam, and then the sun is up on high. See it mounting far up to the zenith, Going on its same old pilgrimage, Lighting up the world with rays of sunshine, Cheering youth and aged, fool and sage! Summer days, its light shines warm and friendly, Gentle clouds of down flit o’er the sky; fn the winter time, its rays seem colder, Shafts of harsh light rioting on high. Have you ever seen the sky at night-time, When the sun is going down to rest, When the clouds of rainbow colors seem to Flutter from a thousand gardens blest? Then the twilight deepens, sunset fadeth, Darker purple hues are in the sky, Nature draws the coverlet o’er her gardens, Flowers nod and whispering winds do sigh. Angels in the Heavens hang out lanterns, Stars that glow and twinkle in the blue, In the floor of Paradise, they’re peep-holes, Letting glory from the Lord shine through. In the night, when earth is wrapped in slumber, Sparkling, gleaming, in their lofty sphere, All the stars keep watch without cessation, Breathing blessings on us year by year. MARION E. SALLEY. ’Ir .