Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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30 THE QUIVER cogog-QS’Qco Qgogogog-Qgog-QgQgog'Qg-ogogogog-ogogogogog g gog g-ogo ALBERT JOSEPH LAPIERRE “Out of my way! and “Al” goes flying down the aisle of Room 22 to hand in his balance sheet, which has finally come out right. “Al js a most industrious commercial student. He has the gift of not bringing home any hooks and still having his homework done the next day. Still Al is not overworked, for he is often seen on inspection tours in the corridors with his two pals. Best wishes, “Al. Senior Play Committee (4). WALTER LIPSKY You are suddenly struck by something like a cyclone, hut when you turn around, it's only Walter elbowing his way through the “Thundering Herd. Walt believes in keeping idle money in circulation, and is often heard saying, Let’s borrow a nickel, pal. Walt's deep voice is heard many times asking, What was the assignment? or How do you do this?” Best wishes to you, Walt. Interclass Basketball (4), Football (2), Baseball (2), Basketball (2). PHILIP ALFRED LEVESQUE Ask Philip what his favorite subject is, and he will promptly reply, “Chemistry! Philip is a very studious lad, and is not only brilliant in Chemistry, but in most of his other subjects. His long discussions on various subjects have often held us spell-bound. Although Philip professes to be one of the “women-haters of the class, his splendid physique has made him the target for many an admiring female glance. Glee Club (2). JAMES A. MANNING If there is a fellow who never gets ruffled, it's Jim. Though Jim appears to be lazy, the results of his work prove otherwise. Jim professes to be a woman-hater, but we have our suspicions. During lunch, Jim is always in his “sports conference. He is a real friend who is ready to help anyone in need. Cross-Country (1 ) (2), Football (4), Basketball (?) (4).

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THE QUIVER 29 EUGENE KWASNICKI Here is one of the outstanding fun-lovers of our class. Scarcely a day passes that doesn't find Gene” reposing in Room 11 till about three o'clock—the result of varied exclamations during French. “Gene's” cheery nature and fun-loving qualities have made him very popular with all of us. We expect to see Gene a big newspaper man some day in the near future. The class of '33 wishes you the best of luck, Gene. Glee Club (2). NAHIMA LABAN Oh! here comes one of our typewriting sharks ! Nancy's favorite subject is typewriting, and her nimble fingers certainly fly over the keyboard. Nancy has lovely wavy hair and laughing brown eyes. At any moment you may hear a giggle from her. With your happy outlook on life, you will go far, Nancy. Junior Play Committee ( 3 ), Glee Club (3) (4). CLAIRE LAMBERT Claire is one of the exceptionally hard-working girls of our class. Each day she works hard in school to maintain her high marks, and after school she hurries downtown to work in one of the stores. Claire's favorite subject is bookkeeping, in which she excels. Claire also is interested in music, and she enjoys playing the piano. We expect to see Claire employed some day in a large concern as a bookkeeper. Glee Club (3). WILLIAM FRANK JOSEPH LANGLOIS A very quiet, studious boy William seems to be, but those who take drawing with him know better. He must be a woman hater because no one knows of any special affair. His favorite pastime is fishing: how about it, William? We never hear any stories of the big one that got away.” The class of '33 wishes you luck, William. Cross Country (4).

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THE QUIVER 31 e a( ( e 3e 3( a( ( e 3c 3e 3( ( e ( e e 3e flp ac '5e -sc»ae ae a‘2 ,3e fte fle a FLORENCE MARTELL Here is one of the sweetest girls in our class. She is quiet and a little serious, but underneath all, she is full of fun and is well liked by all. Although she claims she is not interested in the opposite sex, we know better, for surely a girl with such a pleasing personality is not without admirers. We do not know Florence's plans for the future, but we do know that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Glee Club (3) (4), Volley Ball (3). PHILIP MACKTEZ Phil seems to be quite serious-minded when you first see him, but you soon learn differently. Phil is just the ring-leader for the merry-makers. When it comes to Latin and Algebra, Phil is “right there. When you want to hear large words, fancy sentences and unknown constructions, just come to Room 12 some third period and Phil will do the rest. Band (2) (3) (4), Orchestra (2) (3), Musical Comedy (3) (4), Dramatic Club (3) (4), Interclass Basketball (2) (3), Debating Club (3) (4). MARY KATHERINE McCAFFERY Hi, Pal,” “Mac's hearty greeting, is bound to cheer up a person despite any spell of the blues. Mac's one of the jolliest members of our class. Say! you ought to see her and chum Ruthie strolling leisurely to school at 8:4? on winter mornings. She never wears a hat, and her dark tresses wave in the breeze. Speaking of waves, Mac prefers “Marcel waves. She intends to become a nurse, we hear. So good luck, “Mac. Basketball (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3) (4). Volley Ball (2) (3) (4), Junior Play Committee (3), Senior Play Committee (4). MARY T. McMAHON Here's a girl who needs no introduction. Everybody knows this charming miss with the golden hair and blue eyes. Mae s dramatic ability is so outstanding that Greta Garbo must look to her laurels when Mae storms Hollywood! Mae, by the way, is very much interested in royalty, preferably Earls ! Mae has not decided what her future work will be, but the Class of '33 wishes her success in anything she may undertake. Musical Comedy (3) (4), Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Dramatic Contest (2) (4), Senior Dance Committee (4), Student Council (2) (4).