Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER ivy- NAIJJJJFv'v'v'!v'fvAv'v'fv'v'IAAv'v'v'vAvAfAAv'vAvAvA?fv'v'JVbAvAv'fvAfvAv'v'A RICHARD P. GREENE Dick is another of those prominent seniors who live in Slatersville. His flippant manner, funfloving nature, and ready wit are Dick's outstanding characteristics. He is always ready to participate in school functions and is an enthusiastic sport fan. The evening would not be complete without Dick's presence at a game. We only hope you will be as happy after graduation as you were during your high school days. Track 121, Student Council 131. AGNES HELEN GREENLUND Let us introduce to you one of the quietest girls in our class. Agnes disproves the belief that all who come from Fairmount are boisterous, funfloving, and mischievous. She is always cool, calm, and collected and is very studious. Her quiet ways and manners have assured many of her dependability. We know that, whatever she may undertake, she will be successful. So long, Agnes. MARIEALINE GUERIN Marilyn came to us in her junior year, and has been win' ning her way into our hearts ever since. She is one of our prettiest, as well as one of our best dressed girls with her curly black hair and snapping brown eyes. Being a diligent student of bookkeeping and of type' writing, Marilyn will perhaps be 'somebodie's stenogf' Good luck, Marilyn, from the class of '36. Villa Novan 141, Musical Comedy 141. GLADYS HAGANEY Gladys is one of those few seniors whose interests are not confined to any one type of high school life. She attends our games, dances and plays. She is an inseparable pal of Frances and the two have many gay times together. May you be as .active in your future career as you were during your high school days, Gladys. - Volleyball 121, Musical Comedy Committee 121 131 141, Program Committee 141.

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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

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