Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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4 WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH MISS MARY MCNALLY MISS RUTH PARSONS English I-ll: study ol English has always -I been a subJect of maJor importance ln the schools ol America It is a fact that many students do poorl in a recitatlon quiz or examination be cause they are unable to express their selves in a simple orderly straiahtlor ward manner Therefore in English clas es much stress IS placed upon correct sentence structure vocabulary building and further practice in sell-expression. ln this time ol War one of the ways in which Americans can express their patriotism is by having a good command ol the English language. MISS SEFIENA JONES

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WOONSOCKET L ENIOR HIGH l25 4-1 IX' MISS LOUISE LINTON MISS RUTH BARTLEY Youlh s Impressions Tis So Tls The common to hear ome older folks say unappreclatne lb the youth of today plain to see that they dont feel beautles nature does reveal Thev thmk of only trlfllng thlngc As cokes and bands and keen teams Never of the lovely thmg l1fe brmgs They nelther hold nor cherl h amb1t1ons dreams How xrong thev are to Judge us thus To feel that youth lb unobservxng MISS ADELINE GOULD In faith and love of beaulx our thoughts are unswervlng Yes we knovx delight. ln d0lIlg something well We ve felt the cool sprmq ram agalrst our face And heard the cxvstal clearness of an evenlng bell We ve wltnessed satlsfactlon after mcaltlme grace We ve thrllled at the slght of our Old Glory And seen velvety moss hwnmng from a tree We ve llstened wlth mterest to a famlllar story And heard waves beating agalnst rocks ln the sea Yes these are our lmpresslons of llfe Uneerlng and unseemmg as ue may appear Our thoughts unmarred oy worry and strlfe To us these lovely thlngs w1ll always be dear . ,... -- I . ' ' Q I Q .. . S . . l xv ' - 1 We. too. find pleasure in the things around us. l., 1 ,' . ' l . I . L . . V . . 1 1 I , A Q I v f .J 1 ' V 7 I y . . '