Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER A AAAAAAAA ---AA --A-A-----------A---A--- A-- QrvvvvvvvvrrvvvvvJNAlVVvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvJNl5vv1 AVIS V. HAWKINS A Creetings! to you, little miss. Avis will respond with a cheery smile. She has many friends because of her genial manner and pleasant ways. Avis is fond of football and basket' ball and attends all the games. Dancing, at which she excels, is her favorite recreation. A lad from the town of Harrisville merits Avis's sweetest glances. May good luck follow you always, Avis. Senior Da.nce Committee 141. ZELDA D. HELFAND Believe it or not, this calm pose belongs to Zelda, one of the witticst persons of the class. Zel puts the pupils in stitches with her clever puns and unique 1?1 French transla' tions. Zelda is forever interested in finding something to keep her hair from curling up too much. But Zel has her serious side also, as her reports of A's and B's indicate. She's a hard worker and a sincere pal. Zelda intends to become a technician. Good luck, Zel, and keep away from laughing gas! Musical Comedy 121, Musical Comedy Committee 131 141, Dramatic Club 121, Villa Novan 141, Quiver Board 131 141. MARY HERZUCK Mary is a good'looking girl from Manville, whose interest for unknown 1!1 reasons is centered in East Providence. It's quite a treat to hear her read in French, because her voice is so pleasing. Mary has an uncanny way of detecting drafts and always huddles up in such a way that we feel something must be done about those cold waves. ' New York will be Mary's address while she trains to be a nurse. You'll have a confusing time taking your patients' tem' perature, Mary-your beauty will send their pulse racing! Good luck to you. Volleyball 131 141, Basketball 131. ANNETTE HETU Since much of this young lady's time is spent in the com- mercial department, there is no doubt that some day she will become an efficient business woman. A lover of sports, Annette claims skating as her favorite. She excels in this, especially in Cole weather. Whatever your plans for the future may be, the class of '36 wishes you success. Student Council 131, Musical Comedy Committee 141, Villa Novan 141.,

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THE QUIVER ,VNA,v.v.v.vAv.v.vAv.vx.vAv.v.v.v.v.vAv.v.vAv.v.v.vAv.v.v.v.vAv.vX.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.vAv4g-,-vAv1N,svA 51- CLINT HIGGINBCTTOM Introducing n heiiost amiable and one of the most studious boys of ui lass-kllinton. Clint has many inter- ests including s s nd a active membership in the NY. We hear ia ere's . certain someone who takes up some of Cli 's at e 'o but he won't tell us. Clinton s to R. I. State next year. Best of luck, Clint, e Qdlas '36! Progra Committe , Dramatic Club 141. ELLEN HODGKINS Well, if it isn't our tallfand iltt1'El.CtiVQ'!EuCIL..Sl'RZ spends most of her time making dresse's.j Ellefn' also believes every' thing a certain-person A her about Miami. Isn't true, Ellen? I 1 Ellen i iinostfalways seen witlxher three greatpalsz!-Annie, Byson and Pal. Although we do not know of her future undertakings, we wish her success! , e Student Council CZQ, Musical Comedy Committee 121. MARY ELEANOR HOGAN Here's a jolly, friendly person who abounds in life, energy, and witty remarks. Mary has dark curly hair, twinkling blue eyes, and a cheerful smile. Mary is fond of dancing, skating, and outdoor sports. She also has an interest in last year's seniors. Mary's future plans are indefinite but her appealing person' agity is sure to carry her through. Best of luck from the class o '36 Candy Committee C 41, Junior Prom Committee f3j. GRACE L. HOLLAND This tall, slender miss, who is always innnaculately dressed, is one of the quietest members of our class. She seems to possess a knack for completing her work on time, and perhaps that is why Grace is a commercial student of high rank. Besides being a good student, Grace is also a loyal friend. Wliatevei' you do when you leave high school, Grace, our best wishes go with you. Musical Comedy Committee f4J.