Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 23 eo«3«D g-og 3g 3e’Qg 3g 3'gogQgog;Qg 3g43gQgogogQgogogQg;Qg 3g’rag;Qg 3g)QS 3g|o IRVING GERSHKOFF Irving is the “mental marvel of our class. As he was the mainstay of our Junior Debate team which so ably trimmed the Seniors last year, we believe that Irving was influential in having President Roosevelt recognize Russia. Irving plans to prepare for the study of medicine at Brown and we are confident that his efforts there will meet with as much success as they have at Woonsocket High School. Dramatic Club (3), Debating Club (3), Junior-Senior Debate, Junior-Senior Play, Quivkr Board (3) (4), Student Council (4), Intcrclass Basketball (4). PETER GNEICKO Pete being the mainstay of the football and basketball teams, is one of our outstanding athletes. He is constantly seen with “Walt, his chief rival for the affections of a demure little Freshman miss. Pete wishes to join a comedy team over the radio. The evidence of his sense of humor assures us that he will become a great success. Good luck, Peter. Football (4), Basketball (4). SYDNEY JAMES GODFREY The sighs and whispers that go around as “Syd passes by the girls in the corridor is enough to prove his popularity. Ffis being class cheerdeader and one of the best poster'artists make Syd a good entertainer. We hear his favorite food is Musk -mclon—we wonder. His flashing ties reflect his smile and sparkling eyes. Boys, start swimming is “Syd's motto for health. Best of luck. Interclass Basketball (3) (4), Student Council (2), Dramatic Club (2) (4), Senior Dance Committee (4). HENRY GOLBERY Henry, one of the never quiet boys of our class, is always into something or other. Noontimes Henry and his pal. Francis, are always together talking over old times or big business.” We understand Henry is interested in one of the girls of our class, but of course we are not sure. High School sure will be quiet without Henry, but anyway. Good Luck' Football (3) (4), Intcrclass Basketball (2), (3) (.4), Baseball (4).

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22 THE QUIVER ( ewefcseEae seEaevae e efraeEseEaeEaefraefrsefrseEge ae e eva osevao o-a o e s eyi aoyz MADONNA FOLEY ' This call, good looking girl is our Madonna. She is a great supporter of all our school functions. Madonna very seldom brings a book home, but, somehow, she carries on her studies. Her constant appearance in the freshman annex still puzzles us. We do not know what Madonna intends to do in the future, but the class of '34 wishes her success in whatever she undertakes. Musical Comedy Committee (4), Dramatic Club (4). MADONNA IRENE FOX Madonna is another efficient member of the commercial division of our class. Madonna's uuiet, pleasing manner and abundance of school spirit are held in high esteem by her classmates. Anyone who has made acquaintance with Madonna will readily vouch for her true friendship and fine disposition. Indeed, the class of '34 wishes her continued success and wellbeing after graduation. Glee Club (2). VERONICA CECILIA FOX Though quite short in stature, Veronica always manages to gather amazing fleetness of foot through her quick, energetic strides. Among other things, Veronica has a keen interest in a certain Junior. And, to be sure, Veronica’s large, wistful blue eyes often make us wonder if her interests are limited? ? May the best of luck accompany your plans for the future, Veronica! Musical Comedy (4). NANCY ANNE GAWRADA Hark, ye sponsors of the Palmer Method of penmanship, gaze upon our expert handwriting artist! A better penman than Nancy would be hard to find. Though Nancy is a very quiet girl, we must admit she can offer verbose, detailed explanations of puzzling problems. Yes, Nancy, “the handwriting is on the wall ; we feel sure you will achieve success in your post-school days.

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24 THE QUIVER 5 GX5 GX) G 5 QV5 P'S C VS g 5 GX G 5 OS gJ S QX Q 5 Q 5 G 5 gx G t CVS 0 t)0 t)G C) ( avtiC t Q ig 1!i FREDERICK T. GOLEMBROWSKI Jhe “{riant of our class Fred gains that distinction. Probably figures do not lie, but Fred spends many periods wearily adding lengthy columns of figures. Fred and his inseparable friend, Ed, easily consume a greater amount of ice cream than ?ny other pair. Tell us, Fred. is that the secret of your great physique? Best of luck, Fred ! HENRY GOSSELIN Here's one young man who believes that “no news is bad news, particularly when a lengthy test is in the making. In the classroom Henry regards those intricate problems with a glum expression that would make Gloomy Gus wince with envy. Henry, however, is really a likeable fellow, and his classmates wish him a great deal of success and good fortune in the days to come. Football (2). DORIS M. GOEWEY Here is the quiet, dark-eyed, little girl who can be very mischievous when she is in the mood. Dot loves dogs, and her highest ambition is to become the owner of a huge kennel. Perhaps she will be the founder of the first humane society of Woonsocket. But whatever Dot partakes in, she w.ll surely succeed. So here's Luck from ’34. Cafeteria (2) ( 3). DORIS GREEN Quiet and unassuming is our Doris. She is a fair country lass with dark eyes and long, jet-black tresses. Doris always has her homework complete, and, maybe, that is why we hear many people ask her questions similar to Doris, may I take your Ancient History? Doris intends to enter Rhode Island State. Best of luck, Doris, from the class of '34. Senior Play Committee (4).