Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 21 HECTOR FONTAINE “Hector always has a friendly greeting. So we anticipate each meeting.” Here is the boy best known to his “pals” as “Gregoire. “Gregoire” was one if the reasons why our football season proved such a wonderful success in every wav. He was also an aid to our baseball nine during its highly profitable series of games last year. We are sure that some fair member of the opposite sex claims “Gregoire’s” time, but sh-h-h, that’s his secret, isn't it. Hector? We are not sure just what Hector intends to do after graduation, but, if you keep up your present work, the future is bound to be successful for you. Hector. Football (4), Baseball (3) (4), Inter-class Basketball (3), (4), Junior Play Committee (3), Senior Play Committee (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). KENNETH FRAME “His smartness is admired. Many of us he has inspired. The gentleman with the typically scholarly face is Ken. In spite of his studious appearance he is more than a good scholar, he is also a good “pal,” as many of his friends will tell you. “Lcn is an ex-member of the famous “Rough Riders Club” of last year, we hear. He is also a member of the Triumvirate: Dickey, Greene, and Frame. He prefers contrary to the old adage, brunettes. Seriously speaking, however, “Ken has many opportunities to gather the laurels that we, who know him, are sure he deserves. Quiver (4), Glee Club (3) (4), Debate (3), Junior Prom Committee (3), Musical Comedy (4)- CELINA ELIZABETH GAGNE “ ‘Who is that happy-go-lucky girl with A. B ? You may be very sure that she is our C.” Have you ever seen C worrying over anything or without a smile for everyone? “C” is always ready to lend a hand and willingly, no matter what it may be. We hear that “C is a frequent traveler to Westboro. We wonder why? Oh, yes! maybe it's to see the chick”-ens. We wonder if “C’ is going to start a farm in the Green Mountain State. “C” has made many friends during her three years at High and we shall all miss her when she leaves. As to “C's future intentions we are not certain, but we all wish her the best of luck. Volley Ball (2), Basketball (2), Dramatic Club (4), Senior Play Committee (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). HARRY GARELICK ”A true friend and a scholar bright. The same Harry from morning to night. Step right up, folks, and shake hands with Harry. As King in the Junior Play, and as “Stubbins in the Senior Play, Harry gave an excellent account of himself. Harry took part in all the social affairs held by the school, and he was also a valuable member of the basketball squad. Harry s ready wit and pleasing personality have won for him a host of friends among his teachers and classmates. He plans to enter Rhode Island State College next fall, and then pursue the gentle art of husbandry. Here’s hoping Harry gets the break he justly deserves. Basketball (4), Inter-class Basketball (2) (3) (4), Junior Play (3), Senior Play (4), Dramatic Club (2) (4), 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).

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22 THE QUIVER AARON GERSHKOFF “He's diplomatic in many ways. And he is never found in daze.” Hail to our second Rudy Vallee! Don't look around and ask who he is, you should know. If you don't. I’ll tell you. It's Aaron who is syncopation himself. When the fair students of our school saw Aaron play the part of “Ned in our Junior Play, many gasps were heard throughout the auditorium. As McSpavin” in the musical comedy “Sunbonnet Girl Aaron showed us that no one could get “flip with the constabule. As Aaron excels in mechanical drawing, he spends much of his free time in Miss Pond's drawing room. Aaron plans to enter Tufts College next fall and pursue the graceful art of architecture. Here's luck, Aaron! Junior Play (3), Dramatic Club (4), Orchestra (3) (4), Band (3) (4). JEANNE GIGUERE “If in style you would he. It’s ‘Gin’ you should see. If we were to vote on the question, Who is the happiest person on Friday, “Gin would be elected unanimously. Do you want someone to advise you what to wear to be in style? Well, go to “Gin as she surely will he able to help you. Jeanne is planning to be a nurse. There is no vocation to which she is better suited as she enjoys relieving others of pain and suffering. Those who are to work with her will delight in her fastidiousness, punctuality, and neatness. “Gin's favorite topic of discussion is school spirit—did you ever hear her discuss it? Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). RICHARD H GODDARD “ 'Dick' is the tall boy who is usually called upon When a problem in 'math' is so difficult and long. Who’s the tall young man rushing out of the building at 2:31? Naturally it is Dick rushing home to his greatest interest, his radio. Most of his spare time is given up to exploring the mysteries of short wave, but don’t think he neglects his studies, for he is one of the brightest boys in the class. Need any help in solving a “trig problem or a geometry theorem or any other study? Just ask “Dick and he'll reel off information that would make the teachers realize that after all their efforts are not entirely in vain. Next year will find Dick at M. I. T. studying more about radio. Best of luck, “Dick ! Inter-class Basketball (2) (3). THOMAS GRADY “A bashful boy, but not too shy. Daunted by nothing, ever willing to try. Think Tom's” quiet? Then you've never had the opportunity of being on hand when he starts to open his “bag of tricks. He is timid and seldom lets loose in the class room, so some people think he is quiet. “Tom is a loyal friend and a good sport. He has the reputation of hoping to remain a struggling bachelor and the only attraction that matrimony will ever offer “Tom is the possibility of finding a girl who is an expert cook, for Tom” loves to eat. He is noted for his ability to produce great quantities of edibles at lunch hour. He has not made his plans for the future known to us, but we are certain that he will be a success in his choice. Inter-class Basketball (2) (3), Junior Play (3) (4), Glee Club (3) Orchestra (2).