Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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26 THE QUIVER GEORGE HARDENBROOK One of our finest trackmen is this tall, happy-naturcd hoy. Just to listen to him humming over ail kinds of songs, original or otherwise, would be sufficient proof of this good nature. Lreorge made a fine record in our track meet last year, taking an impressive number of awards. If George has any interest in our school, sentimental or otherwise, he does not consider it necessary to confide in us, but, luck from the class of '3?, George. MARY HARVEY A loyal worker, reliable, and trustworthy is the recommendation for Mary. Neither fads nor fashions bother Mary who keeps her serene, simple old-fashioned ways. u . u C 1° an 'I l?css Mary has been absent from school often, hut this has not hindered her from getting high marks. As a staunch aid of Miss McCombe, she has endless duties. So let’s give three cheers, for a change, to a faithful worker. Candy Committee (2) (3), Musical Comedy (4). THOMAS HASHWAY Algebra problems beware! Here comes your conqueror. Our lommie attacks this subject with zest, and usually finds the ?.!Lswer successfully. Thomas's work has carried him to the top lommie likes excitement and always can be found in the midst of some unruly commotion. Remember your many pals of ’3?. ERNEST HECKMAN ncre is Ernest, the boy with the slow smile and the reputation for politeness. His easy-going personality has won him a host of friends in W. H S. Ernest complains of eye-trouble he is constantly seeing Dots” before his eyes. R. I. State will claim Ernest next year. Good luck, Ernest, the class of '35 wishes you all the success in the world. Intcrclass Basketball (2) (3).

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THE QUIVER 25 7 MAURICE GERVAIS Who is the person whose witty remarks liven up many Ions dry periods? Why it’s our own Zano alias Maurice Gervais. Zano is one of the most popular and strongest boys in high school and he often shows his many friends remarkable strength feats Maurice is an expert cross-word puzzle solver. Zano s hobby is guns. The class of ’35 knows that you will be a bull s-eye shot in every task you undertake. Great Zano is at work. “Au revoir. WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN William needs no introduction, for it was he who made Happy Days a success. Rill is one of the handsomest boys of the class and has many feminine admirers. One may lind Bill by asking Sol of his whereabouts. Bill's plans for the future arc not definite, but we arc sure he will meet with success in whatever he attempts. Senior Play (2). Musical Comedy (3) (4), Dramatic Club (2) (3) (4), Parents' Night Play (2). ANN MARGARET GRIFFIN Petite, shy, and the possessor of long dark lashes, Ann is known in’our midst as Peggy. Dancing, whistling, and sing ing seem to be her favorites, although her school work is not altogether neglected Walking is her hobby which we arc told coincides with that of a certain Hacky. Good luck from the class of ’35. Musical Comedy (4). STAC1A GROCHOWSKI Blue-eyed Stacia has a charming personality which has won her many friends. Her perseverance and good will have shown that they are necessary qualities for success. Stacia's good natured attitude is admired by all. V. c do not know what her plans for the future are, but we are sure that success alone will be Stacia s.

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THE QUIVER 27 ELEANOR HEFFERNAN H.nl! our geometry star! Geometry is one of her favorite objects. Eleanor has her lighter side, too. You must be able to »ee that just from looking at her. We know that her success in her chosen field will be mighty. The very best wishes of the class of '35 go with her in whatever she undertakes. Candy Committee (4), Basketball (2) (3). HAZEL HENDRICKSON Hazel brings to mind the old saying: “Children should be seen and not heard. as she is always quiet and ladylike. But, on the contrary. Hazel can't help being seen by her classmates as she always makes such an attractive and pleasing appear ance. Hazel plans to take up a commercial course next year. Our best wishes for your success in this field or any other field you may undertake. WALTER HOLIK “Quod facio, valde facio, is this boy's motto and he surely lives up to it, especially with numerable pranks which greatly displease his teachers. “Walt spends most of his leisure time solving cross-word puzzles. We all wonder why Walter is seen so frequently in our library. The least of Walt's troubles are algebra, chemistry, and Latin. The class of '35 wish you a prosperous termination of any enterprise that you may undertake. LEON HRADINK Cheerfully smiling as he goes about his work, we shall always remember Leon as a fun-loving and likeable chap. He is a frequent visitor of the Y. M. C. A., and his hobby is building things of wood. Leon tells us that the quickest way to reach a desired destination is to use Jenny gasoline. May all your plans to attend S. C. S. be fulfilled, Leon. Intcrclass Basketball (2) (3), Basketball (4), Musical Comedy (3), Football (2), Cross Country (3).