Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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Messy, but fun! Mr. Hanley helps Helen Brissette mold her latest work of modern art. ART DEPARTMENT Developing one’s potential for aesthetic expression is one of the most rewarding efforts that a high school student can make. The art department students demonstrated by their exhibits throughout the year to what considerable extent this potential can be developed. MISS MARGUERITE L. CRAWFORD Art Department Chairman A’ta boy. Kit! Christopher Robinson carefully works on a wood cut.

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MR. JOHN R. BELLEVILLE Metal The blueprinter’s creation becomes reality. Robert Lebrun studies a pattern drawing relating to the construction of an intricate piece of machinery.

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HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT It is important that a girl get an opportunity in high school to learn the art of being a good housewife. Helpful experience in cooking, sewing, and other good housekeeping practices can make a woman’s daily work more pleasant and fulfilling. MRS. JEAN TRYHUBCZAK Home Economics MRS. MADELEINE P. DULAC Home Economics Yuletide Decor L. Pereshula, B. Tempest, C. Murphy, T. Rcmillard display their creative ability as future homemakers. Happy Birthday! Home Economics group shows off its baking talents while celebrating a birthday.