Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE CUIVER AvAvAv'v'v'v'V?vAvAv'vAv'v'vNfv'v'NAAlV?v'JV5'v'v4v'v5AA?vAv'vAvAvAvAvAv'vAvAv'vAvAvA4VNf Jysf IDA FERELLI Here is a petite, darkfeyed miss, who possesses a ready smile and a pleasing personality. Ida seems to be a quiet person, but her best friends declare that appearances are deceiving, and that lda is abounding in pep, vim, and vigor. Ida is an excelf lent student of bookkeeping and typewriting and will perhaps become an efficient secretary. All of the best wishes of the class of '36 are with you, Ida. Candy Committee 125. U rl, fo aaa M. F1TToN lgllzpfiis time talllattractive senior whose charming ways have made er a favdfite. Her vvavy hair is the envy and admiration of th 'fair sex.. 11 gfdards abilit tio and swim have also contributed to heT7'popularity.l he isifa good swimmer, isn't she, Iohnny ? Clare has not expressed her plans for the future, but what' ever they are, the class of '36 extends itsxbest Wishes. Basketball 121, Baseball QZQ, Muscal, Comedy Committee U5 i33- U if 'H bMA prrrz ' ALD r ducing r Sophisticated Lady. Mary's Irish-blue eyes liliid wi i personality, together with her keen sense of l nor hav . on for her many friends. Funfloving Fitzi is an ardent ower of our athletic teams and is seen at most of our games Well as at other school activities. Mary plans to become a teacher and we are sure that sue' cess will crown her every undertaking. Best o' luck, Mary. Quiver f4j, Villa Novan ALEXANDER FOSTER Get ya gun is Alec's pet saying, and almost anytime you can Hnd him Wandering in the Woods hunting game. Alec's smile and easyfgoing manner make him easy to get along with, and all his teachers have nothing to worry about. . Alec is planning to continue his education at college, but just where he hasn't decided.

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THE QUIVER ff!!!ffffffffJfff!!!ffJJSNQRRERNRNiiiNNiRiGl?Q'f!vN'N GEORGETTE C. DUPRE This demureflooking maid is always quiet and serious. We often wonder what she is thinking about when she is so silent. Perhaps, her favorite sport, skating. Everyone knows Georgette excels in skating .... especially with a certain young man. Georgette is rarely seen without her friend, Annette, not men' tioning many others. Sincerest wishes are extended to you, Georgette, from the class of '36. Musical Comedy Q41. GERTRUDE DUPUIS There is a saying that good things come in small packages. and it certainly applies to Gertrude. Gertrude has established a name for herself both in school and out of school, by her whistling. She has taken part in many of our school producf tions and has whistled over numerous broadcasting stations. Someday, I am sure, we shall be glad to claim that Gertrude was a member of our class. Good luck, Gertrude, from the class of '36. Basketball Q21 Q31, Musical Comedy Q21 Q31 Q41, Volleyf hall Q21 Q31, Parents' Night Committee Q41. HARRIET MARYJEANNE DURSIN You've got to be a football hero These words are cer- tainly true where Harriet is concerned. A certain Mount foot' ball captain ought to know. Shouldn't he, Harriet? Harriet is everyone's friend. Who could resist her winning smile, cheerful greeting, and charming personality? 'We don't know what college will claim you in the future, but we do know Woonsocket High will hate to lose you. Au revoir, Harriet. Musical Comedy Q21 Q31 Q41, Senior Dance Committee Q41, Junior Prom Committee Q31, Junior Ring Committee Q31, Orchestra Q21 MARY DWARE Mary is one of our cheery, likable seniors, who are carefree and full of fun. She is one of our Class A swimmers. Dane' ing is another one of her pastimes which she enjoys, especially when she is dancing with Pau1. She is also wellfknown for her witty remarks. We do not know what Mary's future plans are, but the best wishes of the class of '36 are with her. Musical Comedy Q21 Q31, Musical Comedy Committee Q21 Q31, Candy Committee

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THE QUIVER 1lVNlNl?vAAlNl?vAv'v'v'v'v'wlNfNfvAvAvAv'NlSAvAvAvAvAv'wlNl?v'vAvAvA AJNlNl6AvAvAv'v'Nfv4v'v'v'YN KZOQXJV' J R GER H. FOURNIER Jolly, iunfloving, popular-a perfect description for our Roger. Wherever he goes he alviays has many followers. We are told many of the opposite sex east covetous eyes on our Roge. Rogel' plans to take a postfgraduate course and then go to Brown. We are sure that he will be successful in whatever he endeavors. Best 0' luck! ll xx i . .HUGH JQSEPH FRAYNE ' smile, a V I - i Hugl ' , you meet him more intimately like hii oreffbecause of his amiable and hap a . A persi e ugh is bound to rise into greater roi 'n n e. He plai to a, nd Rhode Island School of Desfgn. Th b st of luck t you, r g ' St ent Council f4J, ootballJ HJ, Villa Novan Q31 4 I, t a tall la: dyllad with a cheery f J. 3 JEANNE GAMACHE Jeanne, another of our girls whose sweet disposition has won for her a host of friends, is a very efficient member of the commercial department of our class. An excellent swimmer, Jeanne declares swimming is her favorite sport with dancing a close second. x To Commercial School goes our Jeanne with the best wishes of the class of '36. L. DELPHIS GARIEPY Del, our tall and lanky baseball manager, has a yearning to learn other people's business. He hopes to be a reporter. Well, Del, you'll have to remember the things necessary for a craekerfjack reporter: a nose for news, an ear for a pencil, and an eye for details. Del also played basketball for good old Woonsocket. We wonder if Claire has anything to do with his good record. Best wishes from the class of '36! Student Council QZJ, Basketball Q31 HQ, Baseball Manager fill Q31 f4J, Track QZJ OJ f4J, Villa Novan MJ, Quiver Board HJ, lnterclass Baseball GJ.