Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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22 THE QUIVER MARY ANSELMA FITZPATRICK Mary is the taller of the fair-haired and blue-eyed I'itz-patrick twins.” Being a lover of ti e seashore, Mary spends much of her time there, which accounts for her excellent swimming ability. Not only is she a swimmer, but she is also a vocalist and an accomplished pianist by the way, her favorite piece is the overture, “William Tell. Mary intends to become a dietician and we feel sure that her charming manner and pleasing personality will bring her through to the top. Best o’ luck, Mary, from the class of '35. Musical Comedy (4), Glee Club ( 2). RUTH FITZPATRICK Let's give a cheer for Ruth, our peppy cheerleader! Ruth's love of sports and fun in no way hinders her from being one of our best students. She is seldom seen without her inseparable pal, Ruthie.'' There is no doubt that Ruth will be successful in her chosen career. Best of luck, Ruthie” Quiver Board (4). Musical Comedy (3), Senior Prom Committee (4), Cheer Leader (4), Candy Committee (2) (3), Volleyball (2), Villa Novan (4), Dramatic Club (2). HELEN FOLEY People, may I present to you a lady! The girl who can easily be referred to as the face that launched a thousand ships. No, not Helen of Troy, but our own Helen. You can't help noticing her when she's around. You never see Helen without her charming smile and without her sparkling eyes which make many of the stronger sex sit up. In years to come, Helen, all your classmates will remember you. Therefore, the class of '35 says Auf Wicdcrsehen. Student Council (4), Dramatic Club (3), Candy Committee (4). TERESA FONTANA A word of cheer-, a bit of laughter, these arc the daily contributions of gay Teresa to her innumerable acquaintances. Teresa types with dexterity, just as she strums away at a guitar and with ease applies her dancing feet. Great things arc not impossible to diligence and thought, so we know you will reach the top, Teresa. Musical Comedy (4).

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THfi QUIVER 21 RODERICK DUNLOP “It's always fair weather When good fellows get together. That adage certainly applies to Roderick and his buddies when they get together. Remember Springfield, Roderick? Red expects to go to Dean next year and then to R. 1. State where he will study engineering. We hope your greatest project will be the building of your bridge of happiness. All the luck in the world to you, Roderick. Basketball (2), Baseball (3) (4). JOSEPHINE DYMEK r We all wonder how “Jo can keep on singing when things have gone wrong. This is a question that has not been solved as yet. “Jo is said to be interested in crooners. Right Jo ? There is no doubt that Jo,“ with her cheerfulness, will succeed in whatever she undertakes. So here's luck from '35. WILLIAM H FINDLAY Bill's best friend is his package of gum. The question has often arisen as to what would happen to the gum magnates were Bill to resolve not to chew. Along with his gum. Bill has a host of other friends, for his jovial manner and generous heart make him a favorite. Bill has given many st“Ella r performances on the gridiron in hehalf of W H S., and we all know that he can handle his “dukes. The class of 35 join in a fond farewell. Bill. Football (3) (4), Basketball (3), Baseball (2) (3) (4), Junior Ring Committee (3), Junior Prom Committee (3), Senior Prom Committee (4), Student Council (4), Interclass Basketball (4). EMILY FRANCES FITZPATRICK Here is Emily, just bubbling over with life She seems to manage to be everywhere at the same time and still gets her work done, especially history when it concerns “The Life of 'Charles’ II.“ , , . As Emily spends every summer at the beach and is an expert swimmer, some day we may expect her to bring honor to Woonsocket as a world's champion swimmer. But whatever you do, Emily, best of luck! Glee Club (2), Musical Comedy (2) (3).

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THE QUIVER TERESA ELIZABETH GAGNON Who was that cheering so loudly at the game last night?” Why, Teresa, of course. Our Teresa is just chuck full of school spirit and fun, as all her friends can tell you. But in school she never lets anything interfere with her work, and she is the pride of all her teachers. When you add Teresa's good humor and winning smile to her aptness for work, you can see that she will always be a success. The class of 1935 wishes you the best of luck, Teresa. Candy Committee (3) (4). CLAIRE GAMACHE Demure, brown-eyed, little Claire has made many friends while at W. H. S. Her charming personality and her willingness to help have made her popular. A little miss, husily engaged in study, she has shown what good will and effort can do. Her plans for the future are indefinite. We know, of course, that Claire will succeed. Candy Committee (2). LEO GARIEPY Quiet, easy-going, unassuming—these are some of the adjectives we can apply to Leo. Leo was Woonsocket High's stellar guard in basketball and star catcher in baseball this year. Also, Leo was chosen as all-State and all Inter-scholastic guard this year. Leo, so we are told, has been paying much attention to a walking Angell'' and maybe he is weakening. His plans for the future arc indefinite as yet, but we know that wherever he goes, Leo will be successful. Good luck, Leo. Orchestra (2) (3), Cross Country (2) (4), Baseball (2) (3) (4), Basketball (3) (4), Band (3), Track (2). WILFRED GARNEAU “Will,” nicknamed “Sugar because of the sweetness of his disposition, came to us from California. He has taken an outstanding part in athletics, especially football, where he gave a stellar performance as a fullback. Will plans to return to California after graduation, but wherever you go or whatever your plans, we extend our best wishes for your success. Football (2) (3) (4), Basketball (2), Baseball (2) (4), Track (2).