Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 19 FRANK DZAMAN “Our Frank never leaves anything undone. Because of this, much glory has he won Who is a good “pal of the hoys? Who has something that is desired hy girls? You guessed it. It is Frank. Frank s sportsmanship attracts hoys. His golden, curly hair is the envy of many girls. A good athlete, a good student, and a good friend are qualities that describe our Frank. As captain of our basket-hall team and a member of our football team, 1 rank revealed excellent playing. But rumors have been flying around that he is also interested in baseball, and hopes to sign up with Connie Mack some day. But perhaps Frank is fooling us all and has plans of his own. Football (3) (4), Basketball (4), Inter-class Basketball (2) (3). WALLACE EDWARDS “A great track star our ‘Wally’ will be, If you will but wait a few years to see. “Wally” is a popular boy, due to his very many virtues, chief among which is his good nature. He has a goodly supply of school spirit, and no school activity seems complete without him As a humorist “Wally captivates the study periods everyday. So far as studies are concerned he can boast ot much. Dancing is among his accomplishments and he attends all dances He is one of Mr. Murphy s track stars We have not learned of “Wally's” future plans but ■we know that wherever he goes Woonsocket High School will be ably represented. Senior Play Committee (4), Glee Club (3) (4). JOHN ELIAS “A great sport and true friend is our Jackie Whose jovial face is always so happy. “Jackie” is that little young man who can make a racket ■efitting a giant. There is nothing he likes better than to lave a good argument with Miss Laviolette. Usually the ‘captain of her boat” pronounces her “une fois and many imes “deux. “Jackie” replies, “Oh, non, non. Mademoiselle, ut his objection is over ruled. “Jack” is always on hand or l11 sports and we may always see him carrying water tor the »ys on the football field. He has proved to be a very good nanager for our football team and may he manage his future ust as successfully. Football Manager (4). I FRANK FALK “A true friend and a scholar bright, Any school in him will delight.” If you see a boy with a sunny smile and a bright tie as irou’rc walking down the corridors, you will know that you are looking at Frank Falk, one of our most fashionable boys Frank's favorite study is ancient history and he surpassed all when we were studying about the “Philis tines. Frank is as good an actor as he is a scholar, as he proved to some extent as Kearney in the Junior Play and to a much greater extent as Judge Hardy in our Senior Play. Frank s tastes vary but he seems to favor auburn, be it automobiles or locks Frank plans to enter the University of Pennsylvania next fall. Carry on, Frsnk ralQi 'iVER Board (4), Junior Prom Committee (3), Basketball Manager (4), Inter-class Basketball (2) (3), Junior Play (3), Senior Play (4). Dramatic Club (2) (4) Student Council (4), Debating Club (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4).

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18 THE QUIVER ( ( ( aevse e e sg g g e scvsevsc ag se gvseyse g e evsG c e evscvse g a JACQUES DESSAUVAGES “ 'Jake' i.s so happy and gay. That gloom dare not look his way.” “Jake” is our popular young blond “Beau Brummel.” We have never heard of “Jake being ill-humored, unless it is when he is late for his appointment with a certain young lady whom we know. Jacques has a strong inclination toward fashionable masculine attire. Plus fours especially appeal to him. Jake has a winning and pleasing personality which has endeared him to his classmates. His particular circle of friends proves his ability to attract and to brighten the corner where he is. Although Jacques is not an athlete, of the school, and, as his friends will “good sport. Best o’ luck, “Jake.” he is a loyal supporter readily testify, he is a Glee Club (3) (4). FRANK DOBROWOLSKI On the gridiron and in the classroom he is seen, A boy whose sportsmanship is both true and clean.” Here is Frank, one of the most popular boys in school. Besides attaining good marks in his studies, Frank has taken part in athletics. His ability as a football player has brought him some very close friends. There was rarely a game in which he did not give his best. We wonder why Frank is so enthusiastic about cheering—we know that he keeps perfect time with the cheerleader. It is his purpose to continue his higher education at R. I. State. We predict untold success for him, because of his pleasing personality and willingness to support all school activities. Junior Prom Committee (3), Football (2) (3) (4), Senior Prom Committee (4), Class Officer (3), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). KATHLEEN DOONAN Pretty blue eyes and quite a shy air, Kay is the girl with the beautiful hair. v‘ay camc to us this last term. We have come to no uctinite conclusion as to why she chose to graduate with our class, but, nevertheless, we are happy to have this pleasing personality with us. Alter school hours, Kay can be seen entering one of our prosperous down-town luncheonettes,” perhaps to seek rest alter a toilsome day, or could it be that the place possesses an unknown charm? ? ? ? Kay is fond of dancing and she is a prominent member ol the popular 29 club which leads in our social activities. Good luck, Kay. We re sure you'll succeed1 Inter-class Basketball (3), Glee Club (4). CELIA DUGAS “Another's gloom will Celia brighten. And each burden will try to lighten.” Celia is a sweet, serious girl. She is one of those who try to do everything to the best of her ability, and succeeds nine times out of ten. She will make a good, future, reliable bookkeeper or stenographer, for she is one who is willing to do her work efficiently, expediously and accurately. Basketball is one of her favorite sports, and she is one of the quickest players on our “gym” floor. Success to you, Celia, for you deserve it, and the best wishes of the class of '32 go with you. Baseball (2) (3), Volley Ball (2) (3), Basketball (2) (3), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4).

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20 THE QUIVER DONALD FEELY “ 'Don' is the boy who is quiet plus. But is he attractive? Ask us! “Don has the reputation of being one of the quietest boys in the class, but whoever gave him that distinction evi dently did not know this young man intimately. True enough he minds his own business and keeps from being aggressive but he is a general all-round good sport when you arc one of his chosen friends. He is a good-looking young man and has us puzzled as to who or what is the attraction in the town of Millville where he spends so much of his time. His plans for the future are unknown to us, but we are sure that he will succeed in his undertaking. Glee Club (4), Inter-class Basketball (4). MARGARET GORDON FISH “Serene and gentle as a flower. Quite unchanged at any hour. There she comes! Her arms laden with books and notebooks, Peg has spent a long evening studying. Something has happened to Peggy.” We wonder if she has “ah “em” met some one? “Peg” is one of our class actresses who gives an excellent interpretation of character parts. Did you see her as “Mrs. Winnecker in A Full House, and as the aunt in Skidding?” This young lady intends to enter R I. State for a premedical course. Afterwards she plans to enter Yale University. When you receive your M.D. degree, “Peg, the class of '32 will be your first patients. Junior Play (3), Senior Play (4), Dramatic Club (2) (3), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). GRACE FITZPATRICK With her charming voice and witty impersonations Grace in the ‘Sunbonnet Girl' caused many sensations. Grace is the girl with the lovely soft brown eyes. She is one of our foremost actresses. Her superb acting added to the success of the Junior Play and The Sunbonnet Girl. We are always proud to remember that she received a medal as a token of her merit as an actress, from the New England High School Dramatic Contest. Perhaps she will not be an actress after all, hut a famous radio star as she certainly can work her way into one's heart with her guitar. Grace's amusing impersonations have made her one of the most popular girls in our class. Junior Prom Committee (3), Junior Play (3) (4), Dramatic Club (4), Senior Play Committee (4), Volley Ball (2) Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). MARY FOLEY “We have asked and they have testified That this tall, merry miss is dignified. Why all the excitement? Why do all the freshmen girls turn to admire that tall, dark-haired girl who merrily trips through the corridors? It must be Mary's red cheeks and blue eyes. Mary comes from one of Woonsocket's prettiest suburbs, and, therefore, she is one of the leading patrons of the U.E.R. Mary did some fine acting as Mrs. Pembroke in the Junior Play. Mary is very quiet about her private affairs, but we would not be surprised if she had some interest in automobiles, for didn't Mary go to one of our prominent affairs in a Chevrolet? Best wishes, Mary! Junior Prom Committee (3), Junior Play (3), Dramatic Club (4), Class Officer (3), Senior Play Committee (2), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4).