Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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THE QUIVER 27 ANNA KILCLINE Look at those flashing eyes and those sparkling teeth. Her personality has won for her a great host of friends, not all limited to W. H. S. Wc hear that Anna has certainly shown herself capable at everything she attempts. She and Amy,” her inseparable pal, are often seen roaming the corridors. Good luck, Anna. Glee Club (2), Candy Committee (2) (3), Dramatic Club (3). LOIS KOERNER Does anyone know what the history test is about? That’s Lois’ usual greeting. Lois is one of the quietest members of our class, and one of the brightest, as can be detected by her high marks. We did think Lois intended to be a “Sayles” girl, but she has informed us that she aspires to be a dietitian. We know, Lois, that success will favor you in all your undertakings. Girls' Volleyball (3), Musical Comedy (2), Musical Comedy Committee (3). GEORGE KOKOLSKI George came to us from Manville, and won immediate popularity by his extreme good-nature and willingness to oblige. George has been very prominent in school activities, being a capable basketball manager. President of our Student Council, and one of the business managers of our Quiver When George played left tackle it was the strong point of the line. With your business ability, George, you are certain to be successful. Best of luck. Baseball (2), Football (1) (2), Debate Club (2) (3), Student Council (2) (3), Athletic Dance Committees, Senior Prom (3), Business Manager of the Quiver (4). HENRY JAMES KOGUT Henry was a member of our football and basketball teams. He excelled in both of these sports, and succeeded very well in his position as halfback on our football team. His eccentric eye in basketball helped to put Woonsocket High in the championship race Henry's heart beats twice as fast when a certain girl called “Babs” comes his way. His plans arc indefinite, but we wish you luck, Henry. Basketball (2) (3) (4), Football (2) (3) (4), Student Council (3), Junior Class Officer (3).

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26 THE QUIVER (va QybQyz GQyzQybQyz e fle -30 3e»3e 3e ae»30'fte»ae 3e 'ac aoiie fle»ae 3e ?se ae 3e ae 3 VICTOR KARASEK “Vic” has been noted throughout his school years for a penchant of keeping his hair well-groomed at all times. Whenever a stray lock falls out of its place, “Vic” assumes a dismayed expression on his face. The lunch hour always brings the familiar sight of our Victor confiding with his friend, “Nickie.” However “Vic's” gentlemanly conduct in the classroom has won our admiration, and the class of '33 wishes him good fortune in the future. Track (3) (4). Glee Club (3) (4). STANLEY KARCZMARCZYK “Stan is one of our extremely good-natured members. You II rarely find a better friend or jollier companion than “Stash. ' The only time “Stan is ever serious is when he is concentrating on a “sticker in Algebra, and who isn't when it comes to that? “Stan can be found at all of our games accompanied by one or more of his many pals. Anyone with such a cheery disposition is sure to come out on top. Good luck, Stan. Student Council (2). FRANK KENNEDY A loud, deep laugh is heard. We know it is Frank, without question. Frank is one of the best scholars in high school, and he also seems to be one of the happiest. Perhaps it is because he has won a “Bet, is that it Frank? Frank is planning to attend Brown next year. We know he will like it very much there, and that Brown will appreciate Frank. The Class of '33 expects great things of you, Frank. Musical Comedy ( 3 ) (4). RAYMOND FRANK KETTLETY “Ray is the tall, flaxen-haired boy who comes to us from Slatersvillc. While he has been with us Ray has secured a host of friends. “Ray is an ardent admirer of the weaker sex. Tsk! Tsk! Count on seeing “Ray at all our football and basketball games, for he is a true sport fan. Brown will claim him next fall, and we feel sure that he will turn out to be an excellent engineer. Best of luck, “Ray. Glee Club (3).

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28 THE QUIVER gioeocogioeiOgogoc styocoeogogogog DgiracoeogioeogQCiOgiOgo ogiOgJOgiOftogo MICHAEL KOPYTKO “33 was indeed fortunate when Mike decided, two years ago, to come back and finish up with us. Mike not only starred in athletics during his stay here, hut he also was a brilliant scholar. We hear that Mike is quite popular with the opposite sex, and we wonder if his frequent visits to the public library are in any way connected with this rumor. Lots of luck, Mike,” from “33. Basketball (2) (3) (4), Glee Club (2) (3), Baseball (2) (3). CAROLYN KOURY Carolyn is the girl with black curly hair and large dark eyes. She is a smart dresser and is as neat in her work as in her personal appearance. Carolyn has a keen sense of humor and can appreciate a good joke. She is such pleasant company that everyone wants to be her friend. Carolyn is a fast typist, and we know that with her ability and charming personality, she will succeed. Glee Club (3). THEODORE KUBASKA Kuby, the platinum blond of the class, is quite bashful, but he is slowly losing this distinction. Kuby played a bit of football, but prefers to watch basketball games from the sidelines. He has a great many friends in school, but his great pal seems to be Enos Gould. Kuby hasn't discussed his plans for the future, but we all wish him luck! An Revoir, Kuby. Intcrclass Basketball (2), Football (2) (3) (4). WALTER JOHN KUBASKA Here is the dark-haired Beau Brummel of the Senior class, a likable sort of a chap, yet apt to be a trifle noisy at times; still he remains quiet in a certain French teacher's room. Walter thinks he's some sort of a Winchell, but he is way behind in news this time. Walter plans to attend Alabama State next year. With him go the best wishes of the class. Football (3) (4), Student Council (4), Junior Prom Committee, Junior Class Officer.