Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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W M M HE year 1939 marks the 25th anniversary of the occupa- tion of our school. Twenty-five years of progress during which our school has advanced along scholastic, literary, and athletic lines, 25 years during which the graduating class of the school has increased from 42 to 265 members. Therefore, to this quarter century of progress, we dedicate this issue of the Quiver,, with the hope that the next 25 years will result in even greater progress by the students of Woon- socket Senior High School. xg

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Lam, I v 1 We IQMHYHHQ i939 WOONSUCIQIEI SENIOR HIGH SCCHOUIJ WOONSOCKIEI, RHODE ISLAND

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y tim e The uiver's ur oseis to ortra life atWoonsocket Hi h P P P Y S School, the ever-moving panorama of study, athletics, literary activities, plays, proms and special programs. Durin these three ears we have been tr in to develo true g Y Y g P pioneer qualities, mental alertness, physical Htness and tenacity to high ideals. Sections of the Quiver are devoted to the various depart- ments of our school. As the pioneer goes to headquarters to receive directions so the student, a pioneer in education, looks to the administration for guidance. Work-In accordance with the pioneer who worked dili- gently at his daily tasks, the student strives to attain scholastic rating with as much assiduousness as his forefathers. Sport -Although the pioneer derived a livelihood from his sports, athletics at Woonsocket Senior High School provides the student with recreation and character training. Looking Back -just as the pioneer forefathers related tales of their predecessors to their children in like manner the Quiver recalls to attending students, those who composed the student body in former years.