Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER AvAvAv'NlNlVN?vAvAvAvAvAvAvAv5l'vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAv' GRACE BROPHY . Grace's motto seems to be Less talk and more work. The amount of work put out in a short time by this demure, young lady certainly is surprising. Grace is interested in the study of English and we under' stand that some day she will be known as a school marm. The class of '36 wishes you the best of luck. DCRCTHY BURDICK Shy-at Hrst glance that may be the opinion, but, when she joins her gang about the corridors and in the locker room, our Dot has a gay personality. ' Dot's favorite haunt is the Stadium on Saturday after' noons, and strictly speaking her favorite color seems to be Greene Dot attends all our social functions and loves to dance. With her, when she goes, are our heartiest wishes for happiness ahead. Musical Comedy 121, Candy Committee 131. NAZZARENC A. CASCICLI Who's the tall, curlyfheaded p on maki l the racket in the hall at recess? Why, it's N i of e. N z1, our barber, and his friend Mike ar oft n toge Jr at the basketball games. We have latel ea d t t 'Na is inter' ested in Shakespeare, especiall de ' . Nazi's future plans are r t e azf, b er he may do, the class of '36 wishes him the beslfof l c Orchestra 121 131, Quiver 141. MABEL E. CLAVEN Presenting Mabel, a clever, pretty, 'acious person, with a wistful smile and lr jolly dispositpn. I abelflikes dancing, skating, and all other outdoor sport .2 Shyalso has an interest in the W. H. S. orchestra and ban Hflubert is a musician in both. Mabel'sIplans for nex Y6EfIQl3vfC indefinite, but whatever she doesl12anie Fortune vv llx e sure to smile upon her. Best o' luck, Mabelf om the class of '36. Junior fiRing Commi tee 131, Villa Novan 141, Musical Comedy Committee 141, Candy Committee

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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.

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THE QUIVER -AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA---A A AAAAAAAAA vvvv5fvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv v vvrrvrvvv vvvvv- JAMES D. CONNELL This quiet, wellfbehaved boy is very much interested in baseball, and he is very much depended upon for his pitching arm during the baseball season. He is well liked by his class- rngtes, and when he stops thinking of baseball, he thinks of 1ta. Because Jim talks so little, we know very little of his future plans, but we all wish him the best of luck. Baseball 131 141, Football 141. YOLANDE CCRSI 1 Yo, one of our most talented seniors, certainly has a wellfdeveloped sense of humor. She and Ramona are forever sharing secret jokes that keep Yds bright blue eyes twinkling all the time. It's a wellfknown fact that she's fond of dancing especially the Hyln fling. Yo plans to continue with her music and we know she will be successful. Best of everything, Yo. 4 ,Band 111 121 131, Orchestra 121 131 141, Villa Novan 4 . ALCIDE COTE 1 4 Amgen r classmates Alckdc ' rved and the most seri ' nd t artfli es a diflicult subject, so he can con at it. ,Another outlet for his serious nature is playing the violin., Aicinlas fav jtengani is checkers, and he is considered quite a ayerlfdgafa-k owfge will be a credit to the school, andwe wishihim the best of luck. Crchestra C141 . EVELYN M. coUPE Here's looking at you--with Evie's big brown eyes. This tall, attractive miss is very studious, but finds time for dancing and skating. Evie is found at all our school functions-gen' erally escorted-. Evelyn is so neat we wonder how she man- ages that just washed and pressed look all the time. Evie hopes to become one of the faculty in future years. Good luck, Evie. ' Musical Comedy Committee 131, Senior Dance Committee 141, Christmas Day Program 141, Villa Novan 141, Parents' Night Program 141, Candy Committee 121.