Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER vAvAvAvAvAJNl?vAJVNAl'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAJNlNlN . THE CLASS OF 1936 RICHARD W. CARPENTER This handsome, smiling, ' able uth is the seniors' ideal class presQdent. Die ' 'r s ille, is very versatile- track, B couti r W ertie being his favorite pursuits. artoo s have often decorated the Villa Nova and the bulletinfboflsg every available surface is used for his clever sketc?., O Diek's aim n xt year is the R. I. School of Design. May you continue being the leader in all your attempts, Dick, Coed Luck from the class of '36! Class Oflicer 141, Student Council 141, Football 121, Track 131 141, Senior Dance Committee 141, Christmas Day Program 141, Villa Novan 131 141, Commencement Ball Com' mittee 141. UTH M. GRAY 1. , P Introducing cur4il?eyey6A,df1rkfhaired vice'president. Welle liked by her cm smat s, Ruth takes an active part in all our school a 9s, Ruth is a loyal sypporter of all our teams and rarely was a ame. 4 1 ,fp B ZR thie perfectl at ease the dance floor, and it is , enjoys the compaiyfiof a certain member of last year's c ass. . Best of luck, Ruth, in anything you may undertake. Class Oflicer 141, Junior Prom Committee 131, Senior Dance Committee 141, Candy Committee 131, Parents' Night Committee 141, Musical Comedy Committee 141, Musical Comedy 131, Villa Novan, 141, Quiver Board 141. CORA COREY Introducing Cora, headfchcerleader, class secretary, and one of the most popular seniors. Cora has a keen sense of humor, and her witty remarks have been known to cheer up many a dull gathering. Cora excels in dancing and skating and has gained a reputation as an allfaround sport. Cora plans to attend R. I. State next year. Best of luck. Class Cflicer 141, Baseball 131 141, Musical Comedy Com- mittee 131 141, Senior Dance Committee 141, Cheerleader 131 141, Villa Novan141, Quiver Board 131 141. HAROLD M. SHAVER ' For three years Hal's performances on the gridiron, dia' mond, and basketball court have been an asset to the athletic standing of the school. Not only for his ability in sports, but for his agreeable disposition and winning personality, Hal is regarded as A Regular Fellow. The class of '36 says Cnly the best of luck to you, 'Hal'! Class Officer 141, Student Council 131, Basketball 121 131 141, Football. 121 131 141, Baseball 121 131 141, Chairman, Junior Ring Committee 131.

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THE QUIVER I . , . . . v Il. Ruth E. Parsons Matilda 'Robertshaw Marguerite C. Tougas English dn English French W Clara Pond Anna E. San Souci Mildred C. Thompson Supervisor of Drawing English, History Domestic Science Doris M. Riggs ,'M. Savaria l Agnes I. Winn Physical Training VPh5isic g Athletic Coach Stenography, Bookkeeping r X Grill

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THE OUIVER ANITA ALLAIRE She's demure, daintyhsmartly dressed, and one of the most attractive seniors. From Slatersville comes Anita: to lend her sunny disposition and personality to Wooiisocket High. Anita is as popular as she is pretty and at the head of her list of admirers is Black. ' Anita ranks high in her studies, and we are sure that where' ever she may go after graduation, she will be successful. Basketball Q31 Q41, Baseball Q31 Q41, Villa Novan Q41, Musical Comedy Committee C31 Q41, JuniorfSenior Play. MARY ALLAM Yes, it's petite, darkfeyed, curlyfhaired Mary hurrying to the Drawing Department. Mary is the class artist, and she certainly is at her best when painting. Mary would make a lovely picture if she painted herself. Though Mary is little, she is capable of doing big things. Naturally, Mary plans to be an artist. Good luck, Mary. Basketball 141, Baseball C41, Candy Committee 121, Vol' leyball MARJORIE L. ANGELL Twinkling blue eyes, a merry smile, a fascinating dimple and a charming personality-put them together and you have peppy little 'fMarjie. One ofthe Three Musketeers, she is seldom seen without her two best pals, Elinor and Estelle. Dancing and Brown University have special attractions for Marjie. In the fall, she plans to attend Byrant College. Woonf socket's less will be Bryant's gain. Junior Ring Committee Q31, Junior Prom Committee ' RUTH LUELLA BALDWIN Here is Ruthie, one of the jolliest girls in our class. Be- cause of her ready wit and excellent sense of humor, Ruthie is the center of merriment wherever she goes. Ruthie is fond of swimming, skating and all other out' door sports. We hear that Ruth wants to be a nurse and We're sure she'll be successful. . Best of luck, Ruth, from the class of 36. Candy Committee C21 131. , i W