Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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WOONSOCKET K ENIOR HIGH Plays and Programs ARILTY marked the l942 1943 sea son ot dramatrc act1v1ty at Woon socket I-hgh School Among th programs whrch were slulltully drrectei by Mtss Sarah Smrth and Mr Thoma Grady was The Bulldlflg of the Flag a ceremony whrch taught us how th tates entered the unton Thls was pre sented tor Armtstrce Day and was so cesstul that 1t was rep ated on Parent N1aht Those who took part were W1ll1arr1 Munroe Stephen Proro zok Ehzabett Mularew Frances I-loaue Forrest Mart3 Mary f'lor1a Frhce and Mary Mull1ga'1 were sololsts Leona Berlow pranrst ALL STAR CAST At Chrrstmas tlme many a freshman showed buddmg talent rn the amusm play entrtled Pop Reads the Chrlstmas Carol The cast rncluded Mr lone Harold Dartt Mrs lone leanne Merette Paul Iones Lewts Goldstem Iuntor lone Edward Marteka Mary Iones Patrlcla Smtth lane Mary Sauvaaeau lack Iules luss1er Sololsts Nancy Durstn and Marv Mull1gan The solemntty ot the occaslon ol Lln colns and Washlngtons blrthdays wc brought out rn the heart warrnmg sto f ot Lrncoln The characters were Sarah Annabelle Mathleu Matthew Nrcholas Geanacou Martha Darts Le v1ne Emlly Lorralne Medotf Carolrna Mona Tool1n Patr1ckM1chael Saracmo Bobby Gerard Levltre L1ncoln L1onelPa MISS SARAH SMITH renteau Washlnaton Fdgar Chevahe Llberty Prosser McCarthy Taps Davil P Shaw and Francls Lennox Stage Man ager Helen Bellev1lle Announ er Helea I-lolmberg The greatest dramatrc uccess ot th year was ot cour e Iune Mad a d ltghttul comedy tn three acts The actor and dtrectors spent many a long hour rn rehearsal but the trntshed product was well worth the ettort ot all concerned ln thrs play the characters were portrafel Penny Wood M Barbara Smlth Chu Harrls Ioseph Kuzew Mrs Wood Vu g1n1a Balley Elmer Tuttle Forrest Mart Dr Wood Robert Garlepy Ettle Frances Mull1gan M1lly Lou Edrth Cohen G Mer vyn Roberts Owen Mahony Roger Van Vleck Fred Datanault Mr Harrls Stephet Proroczok Shlrley Wentworth Iune M Mullen Ralph Wentworth R ,fr ll SCENE FROM JUNE MAD X ,A 1 . 1 - I -'3 l . S H . . 11 1 'E S .. . ' SUC- 9 53 1' 1 C , L v 1 1 - 4 1 J 'I , 1 - 1 N 1 . - , . . . f 2 ,I 1 , . J 1 , ' ' ' . 1 1 1 1 - - . F- I 1 1 V 1 - ' fx S -. -1 11 11 1- 11, ., 1J , , ., ., S I , ., ' Y ,C Y, W PIL , . , u. ' 1 1 - 1 ' 11 JUNE MAD ' ' ' , 1. 1 1 ' Il . . 1 1 1 1 ' r , . . , , , 1 1 1 - ' . 11 . ' ' I I L . ' . ' , ,, , . 1 - 1 1 1 - . U , . . . . 1.-, , K., 1 1 ' . ,. 1 , , . .1, .,, -x , A l I I , , U . 1 - Q 1 - ' 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 , . . . . 'S . ' T' .1 - 11 . 1 I I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , I - 11 11

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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 . . '

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WOONSOCKET ENIOR HIGH his LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM Standing left to right Helen Belleulle llonml Pure-ntc Furs NIM rrthx Helen Holmbcrg ferard Ie-xme 'NOIYIIIHFI Trufie-lu llorls I exmo Nlrmna Tnnlm I ormme Mfdoff Xllrhasl Niruml Bousquet Iul1e Harrrs Iamce E.d1son As 1n other years, between the mayor Prompter Frances Drewmak Curtarn dramatlc attempts several sklts pep ral Armand Page Stage Manager Rrchard hes and speakers have contrrbuted lf Clark our entertamrnent 11' PLEDGING ALLEGIANCE s. M Wh --- N A l tx M K L 1,5 K-.M . 4 ' Aa , , .. ,l 5' , t .,..,j! , if , ' : , J 1 z lklll. t vt' slr. ': ' er, 3. , ', . z Seated, left to right: Nil-holas fieanacou, Annabelle Nilfhiffll. .. 2 ',. .' X '.'zz':, 2 , 4 I , - V ' l I V l 1 Q n , , . . , -.' t ' ,r l 1 S W M 1 ' - Us 1 1 4, L - L - - .