Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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4 THE QUIVER The Class of 1931 Within these next few pages. You'll see our classmates dear. To be cherished through the ages. With all their joys and fears. Many jokes are told of all. Tasks and mem'ries you will find. Acts that happened in our halls. Stories of our friends so kind. So. we hope you will enjoy The plans of our famous class. Our hopes, our fears, our joys, That high school brought to pass. Pearl Miller. ’3 i

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THE QUIVER 3 To JEREMIAH J. GEARON, D.D.S. In Appreciation of His Services and Zealous Efforts For the Schools of Woonsocket We Dedicate with Gratitude the Quiver of 1931

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THE QUIVER 5 MAGEEDEE AI L AM Hard work insures success.” Mageedee is one of our smallest girls and one of the quietest, too. She is a very industrious, willing worker and P’n Is much of her time in Room 22 where her records are s oted for their neatness and accuracy. Mageedee also has a keen sense of humor and vou are liable to hear a giggle fioin this Cheerful. Little Earful at the most unexpected times. As Mageedee is quick, alert and hard-working, we expect to see her employed as a competent secretary in the near future. Senior Play Committee (4). Business Club (4). MARIE ROSE CAROLINE ALLARD ' Love all trust few. do wrong to none: be able to thine enemy. Bunny.” as she is ca'led bv her best friends, is one of th? moil popular and lovable girls in high school. As treasurer of the Business Club. Wir Dienen. her efficiency and accuracy have b-en shown in managing the financial affairs of th’ C ub and in handling athletic dues. Bunny excels in all Ivr subjects and has made a particularly brilliant record in typewriting. As a Junior did she not compete with the Seniors and carry off their trophies? Since then she has broken the record for speed bv attaining a net rate of 90 words per minute. Bryant Stratton will claim Bunny” next fall. QUIVER Board (4), Senior Play Committee (4). Business Club (4). Junior Play Committee! 3). Honor Roll. MANNING ARNOLD Tall of stature, calm of mind. Manning is one of the handsomest” boys in the class. H- is also vety moderate, nothing seeming to bother him. and. probably, even if the world threatened to turn over, it wouldn't disturb him a great deal. Manning is a member ol the baseball team and indeed an asset to it. Can he deliver a speech! Well, you just bet he can and with considerable ta'ent and intelligence! His ease on the stage has been the envy of many of his classmates. Sometime when you have nothing in particular to do. ask Manning if he likes red hair. Immediately he will describe at length the charms of a certain young lady in whose company Manning is very, very often seen. We do not know what fate has in store for him. hut we are sure that, in whatever he undertakes, he will be a success. Junior Prom Committee (3). Baseball. Track ?4), Glee Club (2). GLADYS PRANCES BALLOU Happy am I: from care I'm free' Why aren't they all contented like me? Behold' our own Gladys.—the ever merry, the blithe, the winsome. Early in life G'ad dedicated herself to two th ngs. 'aughter and the love of friends. Her bubbling lauch and the affection which her friends hold for her are an atte.t that these aims have been more than realized Gladys inrmds to be a nurse, and what better choice could she make? ( ood luck to you— Glad —we know you will be a true follower of Plorence Nightingale. G'ee Club (4). Library Club (2).