Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 17 El-v0vwv0f1:vUv:cvUe:v0-f::v8v::v0vwv3v:rv9v:0U0n0nw00wPrn0'wJow0owUo:4009nn8oo9ow0wwlnn5oNoo0nw8v:n8fwnloD GRACE FGNTAINE Charming to evcryonef--pleasant and true. Here is a girl called Sunny Girl Grace and can shc smile! That's right, keep it up, Gracie! The height of Grace's ambition, it seems, is also a Senior with black curly hair and blue eyes. Grace is a basketball player of great interest, but we are told that football holds a special attrac- tion for her also. From all appearances Grace will hecomc someone's stenog after she leaves us. JEANNETTE FONTAINE Laugh and the world laughs with you. Behold! One of the keenest and wittiest girls in W. H. S. Jeannette's recitations in law have answered the quesf tion as to what her future vocation may be. For no doubt, Jeannette will in the near future become our very famous lawyer. Jeannette by her clever speeches has enlivened what may have been a dull moment in P. S. 4F. Jeannette is always seen in the vicinity of Room 22, where she has engaged in many lively arguments with a certain member of the class, in which she is often the victor. Rho Tau Sigma HJ, Library Club 131, Senior Play Com' mittee f4J, Junior Play Committee HJ. - ALLURA FRAME True happiness consists not in the multitudc of friends, but in the worth and choice. How well this fits Allura, who has always remained a true and faithful friend to her gang through all our high school days. We all know that Allura is one of the smartest girls in our division. We also know, from facts, that she is a good housekeeper and would be a lucky find for some person. We wonder if that lucky person could be someone like XV, B. ? Allura talks, at times, of mov' ing out West. Invite us Out sometime, won't you, Allura? Library Club Quiver Board f4J, Honor ANNA FULLAM What you cannot do today, leave for tomorrow. , A crowd, a burst of laughter, and there behold Anna. Those blue eyes, winsome smile, and charming personality are no doubt the reasons for her being known as Helen of Troy in her Gang Anna is to become a stenog after graduation, but Woonsocket High's loss will he his gain. Adieu! Mzidemoiselle A. Senior Play Committee MJ, Rho Tau Sigma 1-U, '

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THE QUIVER naomamvamemom-cms-H-sm-assowomomonocmowowcwcmoancqnoanomomoqoowamsamoaoonu EDITH HELEN FARRAR y Edie As merry as the day is long. Ah! who is that charming miss coming out of Room 18? Two striking dimples that the opposite sex have not failed to notice. Edie is a beloved friend and a star pianist. When she leaves W. H. S. the orchestra will suffer a great loss. She feels confident that there is a great future in the village, being much interested in its noted bass drummer. Best of luck to you, Edith, and may we have the honor of hearing your name broadcasted throughout the world as a famous musician. Now smile pretty, Edie. Honor f4J. CLARE BUXTON FEELY Love me, love my dog. Who's that cute little girl? Clare, of course! Who else could it be? Clare likes the French language evidently, for she speaks more French than English to her companions. Clare has a wonderful disposition. She has enjoyed teasing a 'certain boy in the Senior class this year. We wonder who it is! Clare intends to enter Smith College next fall. As yet she does not know what her future vocation will be. Secretary f4l, junior Play 131, Senior Play MD, Dramatic Club 133, Volleyball fly, Basketball 131. Orchestra, Rho Tau Sigma f4J, Library Club, Play Committee MARY FEENEY Speech is silver, silence is goldf' Mary hails from Uxbridge High, coming here in her junior year. Although exceedingly silent, Mary has made several friends who in turn are proud of her friendship. Mary seldom asks to recite in class, and if it were not for the teacher calling upon her we would almost be unaware of her presence. Mary's plans for her future occupation have not been made known to us but we feel sure that Mary will reach her goal. FLORENCE FERRIS Never give up the ship. Hail to the cheeriest and noisiest scholar in the class. She is known as a true and good sport among her friends. Although there are no deep furrows in her brow from overstudy, Flossie always manages to get by. This love able, gay little miss has been our companion for four short years. What would Our Gang do without her? Oceans of luck, Flo, Senior Play Coininittee f4j, Glee Club, Basketball f2j Url.

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l L 18 THIS' QUIVIQR lZ1fv34:rv9f:fv8f:fv2vafvUv:rv0-f:1v0v::v0nw9v: 090nM0k:f4ow9wwMw0v:w0ww9nw3n08nw9ow5wwlnw0ew0n00wcv8ow9vwwU0E , Committee UI. WINIFRED EVELYN FULLER Winnie Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast. Those who are not very well acquainted with L'Winnie think that she is very quiet, but those who know her find her a jolly companion. 'LWinnie can always find time for fun. We can never forget that sweet smile that overspread her little round face when Miss Metcalfe would say, You may talk on any subject on which you are interested. We are all prepared to hear about Winnie's pet hobby, namely, goats She doesn't tell us a great deal but we are not surprised to learn that she finds the study of birds very interesting, especially Whipple fwills. Winnie wants to be a practical nurse and we are sure her sweet smile would cure any patient. To this extent we wish her the best of luck. Play Committee UU, Library Club f4j, Rho Tau Sigma Q Quiver Board 141, Honor Q4 AGNES GRAHAM 'iSpeech was given to man to disguise his thoughts. Who just adores making posters? Why Agnes, of course! Voted the class artist, her one ambition is to live up to that title. Besides being an artist, Agnes excels in writing themes, her vocabulary being quite amazing. Ask her for the definition of some word unknown to you, and Agnes is sure to he well acquainted with that word. Agnes' third and most noticeable accomplishment is that she is an excellent conversationalist, a fact which is known to all of her friends. Rhode Island School of Design is Agnes' aim in life, and we sincerely hope that that aim materializes. i Ulunior Play Committee HJ, Quiver Board 131, Library Club ' LEO FULLAM i'Better late than never It won't be long before Leo will be part owner of the Clinton Street Public Market as he spends most of his time there after school hours. As repair man he certainly kept the store in good condition with never any trouble with lights or heat. It won't belong until graduation Leo so keep up your good courage We all are with you and wish you success in years to come Rho Tau Sigma f4j, Senior Play Committee 143 junior Play NATHAN C. C OLDFINE l Never put off till tomorrow whit you can do today 'Tis reported that the world will end vxhen Nat s not prepared in school. He prepares his work six weeks ahead of time and always knows his stuff He knocks Plane Re view and Algebra over like a roxx of pins Room 11 has a great attraction for Nat, and he can be found up there almost any afternoon after 2 Z0 Hes a business man is well as a scholar. His ability as a salesman is such that he could sell a sunshade to an Eskimo We know not whit the future holds for Nat, but he ought to join tht Boy l Scouts, since he is always prepared