Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 27 ?Eftp a e s( e a e sc a ( e ae 3( ( e fte ae 3e 3c 3e 3e 3e ae 3e ae ae 3e ae 3 OTTO KALBERER When a twinkle in Otto's eyes is showing Then his whole countenance with joy is glowing. Otto is one of the big boys of the class. He has that tall, manly figure that all girls admire. Otto is at his nest when he is behind the wheel of the machine which he drives so frc quently. Otto is not very talkative but if one will take the time to listen attentively when he speaks, one will learn much, as Otto has stores of accurate knowledge on mechanics and current events. Typewriting does not interest Otto as it does not call forth his imagination. Otto's lovable qualities will be his best weapons to face the world. Glee Club (5) (4). STEPHEN KAZAN ‘‘Steve's ability with the ball. Is the envy of us all. Yea, Rah! Rah! Kazan! How many times have you heard that cheer ring out across the gridiron or baseball diamond. In spite of Steve's” accomplishments in the field of sports, he is still as modest and unassuming as the merest individual. Steve is a part-time member of the renowned Room I 1 After Hours Club. His riding to and fro on a bus between Woonsocket and Manville has increased his popularity. II “Steve continues to display the same qualities of courage, and of grinning in the face of odds, which he while in school, we cannot but believe that he Football (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3) (4). JOHN EDWIN KENNEDY “Pleasing everyone is his ability, His personality wins popularity. “Ted” is one of those optimistic boys and if you don't know him, you have missed the friendship of one of the nest' natured seniors of the class and a friend worth having Gloom is an unknown characteristic of his personality, as his keen sense of humor and his timely expressions so ably testily. Ted is always present at the dances and the social events of the school and has made the hearts of many fair ones beat a little faster. We know that he will be as successful at Providence College as he has been here. Quiver Board (2). perseverance, has displayed will succeed. ROBERT KENYON 'Bob' in his magnificent height Towers above all in his might. Who is that boy with black hair, red cheeks, and baby face? Yes, you're right again, it's Robert. Bob is a quiet boy and he moves very slowly, especially in the chemistry class. We have been told he has never broken a test-tube. We often wonder what he has in that little brief-case that he carries around with him. Robert and his pal Kenneth may be seen together quite often, discussing the latest mechanical inventions He will probably attend some advanced school or enter the business field after graduation. Au revoir. Robert! Intcrclass Basketball (3) (4).

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26 THE QUIVER CHESTER HOYLE “ 'Chet' is the boy by no means ordinary Who believes in the rhyme ‘Mary Quite Contrary’.” Well! Well! Another of the so-called stronger sex. “Chet” has been pining this year. The reason? Oh, a certain curly-haired lass no longer makes his hours “Mary. “Chet is a good fellow, willing to help where he can. When you look at those dimples, do you wonder why his paper route is so large? When you gaze admiringly at one of his works of art from the drawing department, you cease to wonder why he likes drawing so well. “Chet has not told us his future plans, but anyhow, the class of '32 wishes you the best of luck, “Chet.” Glee Club ( 3) (4). IRENE HUGHES “As skating is her passion. Fancy figures does she fashion. Don’t be surprised a few years hence, when you read Irene's name as a representative of America in the Olympic games for her grace in skating has already caused much comment. Irene’s favorite pastime is watching the water “Eddy around and around, although she enjoys “Walt in the “funnies very much also. Irene's kindness and consideration for her fellow students has won for her many friends and admirers. Irene is planning to be a nurse and will always have many loving patients because when anyone who knows Irene just naturally loves her for her fair-mindedness and sportsmanship. Basketball (2) (4), Student Council (3), Glee Club (4), Junior Play Committee (3), Senior Play Committee (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). ESTELLE HUNT “Our vice-president bright and gay Excelled in our Junior Play. Estelle is that charming girl who is always smiling and who always has a cheery Hi for everybody. There's a certain little lilt in “Stelle's voice—a little captivating lilt— which makes us wish to hear more of her tales when she recites. Is it any wonder that she has such fine dramatic ability, and that she is our class girl-orator? She likes to discourse on Current Events, for she likes to be informed on everything that happens 'round the world. No matter where she is, she has poise, and this, plus her charming voice, makes her welcome in any group. Cheerio, Estelle, and many happy wishes for future years to come! Quiver Board (4), Basketball (3) (4), Junior Play (3), Senior Dance Committee (4), Class Officer (4), Dramatic Club (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4)- ESTHER JOHNSON “Annette and Esther are such good friends, Let's hope their friendship never ends. Esther is one of the most cheerful and good natured members of our class. Her one ambition is to sign R. N. after her name, and we are certain that she will make one our finest nurses. We are sure that she will be as conscientious in all of her future undertakings as she has been in her work here at school. Esther is one of our star English history pupils and finds many of the kings very humorous. The class of '32 wishes you much luck, success, and happiness in the future as you have had in the past. Nu Sigma Nu Club (4).

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28 THE QUIVER ANNETTE RHODA KETTLETY “A jolly old pal is our Annette, She’ll always be fair, on that we can bet. A chuckle! Who is it swinging merrily down the corridor? Annette, of course! Annette is one of our suburban classmates and indispensable to the class of 1932. Annette is one of the most cheerful girls in the class, always ready to laugh, what' ever the joke may be. Annette and another senior girl arc almost inseparable companions. Where one is, there the other may be seen. The commercial department has a valuable asset in Annette. We all know of Annette's great achievements in the Girl Scout Organization, and we know that she will attain equal success in whatever she will undertake in the future. Quiver Board (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). JOSEPH KOGER “A boy who is so good at dancing. That girls with him like to go prancing. Hi there! How’s every little thing? is the breezy greeting of this jovial, curly-haired young man. He is one of the happy-go-luckiest fellows in the class. He can chase your blues away so fast you forget you ever had them. Of course, there is a serious side to his life, and he is a hard worker and a good student. He’s an ardent admirer of the opposite sex and spends a great many evenings dancing with some of its members. He has always been a real friend who sticks by through thick and thin, constantly chasing one’s troubles away. He is not certain as to what he shall do next year, but we are sure he'll be a success. Good luck, Bud ! Football (3) (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4). SARA KOOPERMAN Laugh and be gay today, For tomorrow is another day! This might be said to be Sara's motto. She’s very much in favor of having such friends as Mr. Good Humor, Mr. Good Fun, and Mr. Sunshine. Wherever she is, her idea is to do one thing—enjoy herself to the utmost! A smile will go a long, long way, she says, and like most of the mischief-maker's, 1 just dote on fun! As she is always up to mischief, and her inclination is speaking, perhaps the future will find Sara as a “speaker. However, the Class of '32 says “Good luck to you!” Nu Sigma Nu Club (4), Dramatic Club (2) (4), Basketball (3), Candy Committee (3) (4). LADDIE KWASNICKI A boy both honest and true is our ‘Lad,’ A more loyal friend you have never had. It is seldom that one meets a person who is as lovable and brilliant as Laddie. Laddie s hair is very light and his eyes are steadfast, and by looking into them one knows that he is loyal and trustworthy. If kindness and consideration for one's fellow- students and teachers are requirements to get by St. Peter that vigilant keeper of the portals should throw open the gates when Laddie approaches, as those characteristics are highly developed in Laddie. Laddie and his friend Alex are quite inseparable and are often seen in the vicinity of the Y. M. C. A Interclass Basketball (3) (4), Nu Sigma Nu Club (4).