Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER lNl'Nl?vAv5lNlVNAfv'v'vAJSI'vAvAvSfvAJN!vAvAv5lNAlNlSl?vAvAJ5lSAvA1Al'vAvA1fv'v5fvAvAvAvAvA ' 4 1 1 1 JEANNETTE 'Y. BELHUMEUR 1 , 1 1 Blue eyes sparklingfwith merriment, a cheery voice, and a pleasant smile -Athat's Jean Anyone who has become ac' quaintcd witlivuleanw will readily vouch for her true friendship and fine disposition. if ' . We do not knowlfwhat Iean's future plans are, but we know that she will! be successful in whatever she undertakes. Best-of luck, Jean, from the class of '36. Basketball Q21, Baseball Q21, Volleyball Q21, Musical Comf edy Committee Q21 Q31 Q41, Villa Novan Q41, Quiver Board Q41- HUBERT BESSETTE W l1HU so g1 with baton in hand, dirccti' d 1 e . omments come from all cornc s o' the audi , 11n, Isn't he a graceful director though? A more popular udent, interested in all school activities, is hard to iind. We know wherever you go from here you will always distinguish yo ' elf witi you' music. Best of luck always, Hubert! Senior Dance Co 1 ee Q , Foot all Q21, Band Q21 Q31 Q41, Orchestra Q21 31 Q41, Arbor Day Program JOSEPH P. BROCCARDO Joe, a ba ful boy, is a winn I it co s t Ip i the banjo. f also pla t 1 r sc an orchestra. o , fast te o, and high notes are his s ecialt P P Y- Joe is especially interested in the orchestra Qbecause of that cute piccolofplayer, Ioe' and will certainly make a name for himself in the musical W , Remember, Joe : I s , I can, I will-these are the three trumpet notes to success. Good luck to you! Band Q21 Q31 Q41, Qrchestra Q21 Q31 IRIS BGNOLLO Here is a young lady who admits she prefers school studies to anything at present. Iris is the athletic type of girl and may often be seen skating or playing tennis in the local parks. Iris plans to go out into the business world, after she grad' uatei from Bryant College. Happy landings from the class of IS6, ris!

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THE QUIVER 3 I v'vAvAv5lNl?v'v'v'NfvAv'VVNfvAvAvAvAv'vAv'JsAlzAv5lSfv'v'v'v'v'v'v'vAvAvAvAv'vAvAv'JVN?vAvN WILLIAM BAXTER A very quiet, studious boy, Billy seems to be, but his friends, who are many, know differently. Cn closer observaf tion, an amusing, devilfmayfcare expression is lurking in his eyes. Despite the fact that Billy , is always ready to have a good time, we know he is a good student. He's also one of those few woman haters as far as we know. Good luck, Billy, Musical Comedy 131 141. VIVIAN BEAUDET Beside being one of our Dancing Daughters, Vivian also has claims to the title of Class Poet. The dexterity and swiftness with which she turns out poems at a short notice is amazing. Another thing about this good-natured young lady, which amazes us, is her interest in Providence lads. May Dame Fortune smile on you in all your undertakings. Basketball 121, Musical Comedy Committee 131 r l A . if NIA at May I pr s nia w is so well known for her dainty ways a i y nne veryone knows that there's never a dul 1 nt when vi mia is about. We are all certain that her sw t ers nal't . I l take her a long way. Althougix ey ot know what her future plans are, we are sure th s ef ill ach her goal. Volleyball' sp. FLORENCE .E. BELCOURT Sweet and lovable is our Florence. Although she appears to be quiet and demure, Florence has taken an active part in school functions and is one of our most popular members. Florence is interested in sports, especially track. We wonder if a certain runner from LaSalle is responsible for this enthusif asm. Is it Charlie? Nursing is Florence's chosen profession, she plans to enter Pawtucket Memorial in the fall. May success be with you always, Florence! Student Council 141, Basketball 131 141, Volleyball 131, .Baseball 141, Quiver Board 141, Musical Comedy 121, Musical Comedy Committee 131 141, Candy Committee 131, Villa Novan

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,avi THE OUIVER 4vGlNl'v4vAvAvQIRAvAv5l'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv'vAvAvAJffvAv5fv4vAvAvAv Av' A AvAvA vAvAv'vAv5lN JENNIE E. BORYS Jennie is one of the most popular girls of our class. If not busy at school qncgions, she is hard at work at her studies. Her leadershi i ove because f her election during both fresh' man a d Jn ior years, as'co cillor. Iennie's regular attendance it s. ' , Jen ie leaves 5' o go to Pembroke and with her go our est wishes for her ccess. Student Counc 121 131, Basketball 121, Baseball 121, Volleyball 121, Candy Committee 141, Junior Prom Commit' tee 131, Villa Novan 131, Quiver Board 131. l r school games 1 roof of her interest in school activf JOSEPH F. BOUCHER What would Woonsocket High do if it didn't have Ioe ? His amiable disposition and jovial nature have won the hearts of all. Joe is everyone's pal. Though Joe is always quiet, he is continually lending a helpful hand. As Mr. Grady's Wright' hand man, he is certainly appreciated. Joes presence at high school will long be remembered. Heartiest cheers from the class of '36, ',loe ! Christmas Day Program 141, Dramatic Club 121, Band 131 141, Orchestra 131 141, Musical Comedy 121 131 141. , ARTHUR BOURBONNIERE sjq qgrm uuq pug ues noA Jnqqxy pug on qsgm noA JI pal, Dave, shuffling down the corridor. Perhaps Arthur can tell us what the attraction is at Silver Lake? Although he is not particularly quiet, he prefers to keep mum on this subject. After graduation Arthur plans to become a business exec' utive. Best wishes for the future, Arthur, from the class of '36. NORMAN F. .BROOKS Norman is one of our class geniuses. Whether it be French, Algebra, or English we cannot overlook his ability to overcome the difliculties of these subjects with apparent ease. We could not call Norman boisterous for he always conducts himself like a gentleman. We are sure that he will be on top of the heap in whatever field of endeavor he may choose. Best of luck, Norman, from the class of '36.