Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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26 THE QUIVER FRANCES HOWARTH Have you a sheet of paper? Oh! vcs! it is Fran Howarth coming down the hall. Although she never takes home a book nor becomes excited about a test, “Fran surely gets good marks. Fran's congenial ways and her enjoyable disposition, we are sure, will win for her much success and many worthy friendships. The class of '34 says Good luck, Fran.” Junior Play Committee (3), Senior Play Committee (4). DORIS MAY HOYLE Dot has a charming personality. She is a good dancer and has many friends. Her pal is Ruth Heffernan. Dot will always remember English History as her favorite subject. She always tries to help her friends. (She even follows them out of the room!) Next year Dot may attend R. I. C. E Good luck, Dot.” Glee Club (2), Volleyball (2) (3), Musical Comedy (4). PAUL HOYLE Paul with blond hair and blue eyes confessed that he was one of the Women Hating Hoyles. But he has lost that distinction now. Haven't you, Paul? Seriously, Paul is a good student and worked hard in high school. His pals are Vose and “Goldberry. These three are the “Stooges. Paul may attend Middlebury next year. Best of luck, Paul! Football (3) (4), Interclass Basketball (2) (3) (4), Baseball (3). BEATRICE HUNT Bang! The late bell, and it is sure to bring Beatrice, one of the three musketeers. She is the studious happy-go-lucky one. A look in her eyes, that wins friends daily, reveals the mischief within. We hate to lose our future bookkeeper, but we hope she will succeed. May the memories of High School days linger forever. Senior Play Committee (4).

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THE QUIVER 25 goftosoe-ososotto o ud vacya p ap ap flp fip i ( ( ( e»8e (» a ae (»vsf,»5cv5 os os os THEODORE THOMAS GRUCZKA Ted is a hard-working boy who tackles algebra and plane geometry in the same vigorous manner that he tackled opponents when he played guard on our football team. Every morning he and “Ted Lech are seen “Marching Along Together” on their way to school (sometimes they stray away, unconsciously, perhaps). Ted” has a great number of friends who wish him luck in future years. Football (3) (4). JOSEPH HAUFE Joe is the type of boy who prevents teachers from becoming hysterical because of worry. He is quiet in classrooms and is very studious. “Joe played guard on our football team and he filled this position very well. He has no heart interest that we know of, but “Still water runs deep. May your future be as pleasant as your high school days. Good luck, Joe.” Football (2) (3) (4), Baseball (3). RUTH BARBARA HEFFERNAN Place: Room 18: Time: 2:40: Principals, Ruth Heffernan and Dot Hoyle. Ruth comes from the metropolis of Black-stone. Her cherubic face and pleasant smile have made her very popular with the “males. Ruth is a good dancer with an ability to w-ear clothes in a charming way. When Ruth leaves our midst, we hope that she will have many pleasant memories of W. H. S. Best of luck, Ruth. Junior Play Committee (3). STEPHEN HERZUCK Steve is another student who hails from Manville, and he's mighty proud of the fact. An outstanding player on our baseball team, Steve has contributed many a thrilling bit of defensive play, besides turning in his share of timely base hits. From authentic sources we learn that “Steve is greatly interested in golf. At all events, we know that he can swing those irons. Cheerio, Steve ! Junior Prom Committee (3), Football (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3) (4).

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THE QUIVER 27 c 3 g o g s Z)|Mae»ag mgv5ev5g ae evag»se»aG ae Qv5(?»se g 'se g e i e i eva RITA HUNT No doubt Rita's favorite color is white. Why? Because the French expression for white, in its feminine form, is “Blanche. Rita, one of our shorter girls, has beautiful, long, curly hair which is the envy of her companions. Rita must have some big. handsome boy on her mind, as she is sometimes nonchalant towards her studies. May success open its arms to you, Rita! Musical Comedy Committee (4). MARIE JOSEPHINE JALBERT They say good things come in small packages. This certainly holds true when petite, dark-haired Marie is concerned. She can easily be classed among the good dancers and is always in great demand. We have heard that she loves to go Wade -ing in the summer time, and we can't blame her. Whatever you plan to do, Marie, the good wishes of your friends will always be with you. Student Council (2) (4), Quiver Board (3) (4), Dra matic Club (2), Glee Club (3), Junior Play Committee (3). tee ( 3 ). WALTER JANIK Pst, hey! did you get the cash balance yet? Walter's in a mix-up concerning his bookkeeping problems again. Walter has a happy tendency to be mischievous and often dispels the monotony of the classroom by witty remarks. Nevertheless Walter is a l keable chap, ready at all times to offer a helping hand in the Nick of time. The class of '34 knows you will succeed in all your ventures, Walter. Track (4). FRANK KOCIUBA At first glance Frank appears to be bored with life in general—but no, he has just come out of the Law class. Law, in Frank's candid opinion, is merely a jumble of rules, rules, and more rules. Though inclined to be quite noisy at times, Frank's general conduct is gentlemanly. In parting, Frank, the class of '34 says Good luck!