Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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mwwrmwannnvanrwnrnawvawaaa T H IE Q U I V IE R cccc444444444444cccccccc44cc44ccc444c4cc444c Ruth Bartley E11 glisla Iidiior-in-Chief Lois Murray '39 Axxisfanf Edifors Myrtle Zachadnyk ' Margaret Mulligan '3 9 Isifcrary Edifor Martha Seagrave '39 39 Adwrffising Manager ' Quiver Board N otes Whistle while you work is the slogan of the members of the Quiver Board, who work cheerfully and earnestly to make our Quiver worthwhile. The editor-in-chief and her efficient staff under the supervision of Miss Bartley proved to be most capable in their work. The pub- lication of the Quiver is one of the most important events in thc school year. Teachers and pupils alike are seen enjoying its various features. The Quiver, which has reached new heights each year, now ranks high among school year books. To the Seniors, the Quiver' 'is one of their most prized posses- sions. May the Quiver Boards to come continue their excellent work in making the students proud of their year book. Q1fLi1!61 B06l1 d Stag' Business Mamzgw' Elizabeth Andry '39 Pbofograjzbir' Editor Al ll nz ni Editor Gracia Lavallee '39 Kathleen Shevlin '39 Circzzlufion Mzzrzager Aurora Graziani '39 Sjmrfs Ezlifor James Kane '39 Art En'if0rs janet Beauregard '39 Malmger Ruth Cheney '39 Marjorie Tabor '39 Mary LiBassi '39 Asxistanf Adz'1'rfisi11g Ruth Kilberg '39 Reporters Agnes Robillard '39 Norman Miclette '39 Jane McCarthy 340 Theresa Morrisseau '40 Rena Karczmarczyk '39 Gloria Roberge '39 Evelyn Rosenfield '40 Barbara McCormick '40 Claire Tessier '39 James Kelley '39 Lucille Riley '40 George Levine '41 Dora Vampa '39 Henry Touchette '39 Anna Dumais '40 Harold Montville '41 Sophie Dypry '39 Edward Maiewski '39 Mary Sperrazza '40 Lucille Trudeau '39 Mary Dybala '39 Wgzrren Fellows '39 lrene E. Stearns '39 Lucille Gignac '39 janet Krasowska '39 Aleanne Mathieu '40 Louise Coleman '40 Olga Popescu '39 QUIVER BOARD Fifi! row: Elizabeth Andry, Gracia Lavallec, Mary Liliasse, Myrtle Zachadnyk, Lois Murray, Martha Seagrave, Kathleen Shcvlin, Aurora Gra7iani. Scrum! row: Gloria Roberge, Dora Vampa, Agnes Roluillard, Jane McCarthy, Rena Karczmarczyk, Ruth Cheney, Lucille Riley, Ruth Kilberg, Warren Fellows. Thin! VON!! Andre Dube, james Kelley, james Kane. -13-

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nwmannwww:Jmzavnaanannwzm T H IE Q TU II V IE R 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 Our Cafeteria The cafeteria, which provides nutritious meals for both the faculty and student body of our school, A operates smoothly under the management of Miss Thompson. . Under her direction a varied, well-balanced lunch Mildred C. Thompson n . ' U i Home Economics is planned daily. All food is cooked in the kitchen of the cafeteria department, and not in the school culi- nary department as many believe. The success of Miss Thompson's lunches is due chiefly to the fact that all food is cooked the home Way, and not the restaurant Way, and very little can food is used. The meals are prepared daily and served the same day. All the best grade foods that can be obtained locally are purchased from local establishments. For the further benefit of the students all food served is as reasonably priced as possible. The counter Work is done by worthy, dependable girls, chosen from the three classes. The fact that practically everyone in the Whole school purchases something every day is definite proof of the efficient service of our cafeteria. The following is fbe menu for a single day: ROLLS 86 BUTTER PINEAPPLE SALAD ROAST BEEF 8: GRAVY FANCY COOKIES MASHED POTATOES POTATO CHIPS BUTTERED CARROTS CANDY BUTTERED KALE ASSORTED ICE CREAMS CHOCOLATE CAKE ORANGEADE APPLE PIE CHOCOLATE MILK APRICOT PIE MILK FRUIT JELLO -14-