Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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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.

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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 INlNlN?vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvNAvAvAvSl?vAvAv5l vAvAv5lNlNlV?vAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvAvA PAULINE R. GIGUERE Our darkfhaired, darkfeyed Pauline goes gaily through her school days leaving a trail of cheer behind her. We all have a warm spot in our hearts for Pauline, but she is quite a favor' ite with the opposite sex, especially with .... Will you tell 7 . us. When Pauline leaves us she will take a library course at Columbia, and will emerge an accomplished librarian. Best of luck to you, Pauline. Musical Comedy Q21. p LAWRENCE GODEREY Lonnie, a tall hands e s n' r, is the pride of W. H. S. He was presiden of ti Council and a participant in al school a 'vm nnie also managed the football team f and i the second,year was a regular on the s ad. His unflov' g natur n tural, leadership, and fine school spirit have e the most popularseniors. Best of luck fro ' class of '36! Student Council, President Q41, Student Council Q21 Q31 Q41, Basketball Q21 Q31, Football Q31 Q41, Baseball Q31 Track Q21 Q41, Senior Dance Committee Q41, Junior Prom Commit' tee Q31, Manager, Football Q21 Q31 Q41. DOROTHY GOLDEN Tight, wavy hair, twinkling blue eyes, flashing dimples, and pearly white teeth--this describes Dottie Dot has light' ened and brightened many a dull hour with her merry, con' tagious, giggling. She is always in the midst of an admiring group of friends, not all girls either. School activities would not be complete without our Dottie We don't know her plans for the future, but the best wishes of the class of '36 are with her. Student Council Q41, Musical Comedy Committee Q21, Candy Committee Q21, Senior Dance Committee Q41, Junior Prom Committee Q31, Villa Novan Q31 Q41, Quiver Board HILDA B. GORETTI Hilda, affectionately called Babe by her friends, is a small person with twinkling dark eyes. In spite of her size, Hilda has a great amount of vitality and plays basketball and volley- ball. Outside of school her favorite recreation is dancing. Hilda considers one of the Richards a most important king in English history. A course in physical education will be her next step. Best of luck, Hilda! I, Basketball Q41, Baseball Q31, Volleyball Q21, Musical Com' edy Q21 Q31 Q41, Junior Ring Committee Q31, Musical Com' edy Committee