Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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:A 'q i ' VTHE QUIVER I L? 6 V - it ffp' Q 0 ,3 ,X ,f LORRAINE ESDA JALBERT Yes, this darkfhaired miss with the twinkling eyes is none other than our Lorraine. She may be seen at all the games and dances with her best friend, Harriet. Lorraine has been very successful with dramatics. Who will forget her performances in Carrie Comes to College and Peg O' My Heartu? We do not know what your future plans are, Lorraine, but here's wishing you the best of luck. - Student Council 131, Musical Comedy 121 131 141, Par' ents' Night Committee 141, Senior' Dance Committee 141, Junior Prom Committee 13-1, Musical Comedy Committee 131, Villa Novan ALEXANDRA JANIK Laugh and the world laughs with you you. That's our Alie's motto. Her bewitching smile has won many the heart of a high school student. Laughter is Queen whenever Alien is about, for she is always in the best of spirits. Next year she is planning to go to Rhode Island School of Design. Well-the best of luck to you, Alie. Student Council 121, Basketball 121 131 141, Baseball 121 131, Volleyball 131, Musical Comedy 121 141, Arbor Day Program BERNADA W. JAROSZ Betty is noted for her unique collars that are the envy of her classmates. But don't think that she spends all her time on collars, for she is interested in her schoolwork. She works hard in all her studies but her English notebooks are especially praiseworthy. Although she did not go in for dramatics we hear she is interested. We know that she will succeed in later years. Best of luck from the class of '36. Musical Comedy Committee 141. MARIE KASKIW Marie is that charming, darkfhaired miss whose flashing brown eyes gleam at you daily from behind a desk cover in Room 19. Marie is one of our bright young ladies who, in public speaking, as well as in everything else, makes you won' der why you can't do so well. Marie plans to enter Dubuque University next fall. Best of luck, Marie, and don't forget W. H. S. when you're way up in the world. Class Officer 131, Basketball 121 141, Baseball 121, Musical Comedy Committee 141, Parents' Night Committee 141, Junior Prom Committee 131, Junior Ring Committee 131, Christmas Day Program 131, Villa Novan 141, Quiver Board 131 141.

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THE QUIVER AvAIv'v'Nl'vAvAvQl'vAv5lNf'vAvAvAvAvAvAv4v'Nlh DOROTHY ELEANOR I-IOLSTIUS Not too shy, not too forward, that's our Dot Dorothy's hobby is music and she spends many of her precious moments playing the piano. The School of Music in Boston University will claim our Dot next year. Dot tells us that she has no interest in the opposite sex but her two pals, Agnes and Irene, think differently. Success to you, Dorothy. ' Musical Comedy CBJ. MICHAEL HRECZUCH . f r - .. I ' - , klyif ' r' 'J' 4' 9 ill ti. - sa - s.'-f 'J X - 'X Mike is one of oiir most prominent football players and ofnly,a knee injury received during a gairre prevented hiim from participating- in other sports. 1 41 3 ' fk sf ' We Xhearsthat Mike is very much interested im the, new brand of Oliye s put-out on the market. . Q, X - --'Z . QAlthou',ghf Mike' -maintains that three,.or.four hours of' swimdning,a day 'is essential to good health, he, finds time K listen to.classj.eQl,vio1.inxlmusic. .fr , . The class of 36 sends yod on to a-bright and happy future, Mike fu ,lf ' Football up 435 449. ' ANNIE LOUISE HUSTLER Annie is a very demureflooking maiden, but her closest friends know that she is not always a silent member. Believe it or not, Annie really is talkative when her shyness wears off. Her wistful, pleasing manner has won for her many friends. Although we do not know of her future undertakings, the class of '36 wish her luck and happiness. DEAN INGALLS Dean apparently believes that Silence is Golden. That is-he does in school. Outside, we hear, he forgets that belief. Dean is a sincere and handsome youth who, we know, will acquire success. He is never lacking in school spirit and friends. Dean's willingness to serve is known to everyone. The class of '36 knows you will succeed in all you under' take, Dean. Musical Comedy f4j .

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THE QUIVER Q kiiikkkikiiikikii2l'!4Nff?fffffff!fffff!ff!ffffff4?f3 JAMES KAZANCWSKY 'Due to his noisiness in classes, especially in the Lecture Room, you can be sure that James has heard 1 to 15 para' graphs more than once. He is liked by the students and is seldom seen without McGovern. Kazan spends most of his time visiting Eleanor of Milford. Wheli the fleet returns in a few years we shall see James as one ol' our sailor boys. Best wishes, Kazan PAUL KAZANOWSKY A loud shout proclaims Paul's presence in the room. Rar is he seen dri ng about his car without a group of s 1 nds, which ni r any a public speaking class hz 1 1 e 1nus1cal s ections played on his violin. P u v sel o seri except when rendering pieces by famous' mposers. th 1 no doubt, some day, we shall find Paul's name. S ccess e with you. Orchestra Q21 Q31 Q41, Band Q21 Q31 f. JOSEPH E. KNAi Joe is a l ndsoine lx e, blue'eyed boy who is popular with his classm s b e o his careffree disposition. He is an opti istic 1 d 'll o ten tell you that everything is HO. K. 't 'n. W ey ever a me ber of the opposite sex speaks y o him, ' s gingly and blushes. The girls en lim for it. It's no secrct to some ofxhisff ends that Joe is interested in showfbusiness, but whatever fur iuture plans are, Joe, ' we wish you success. Good luck! , Quiver Board . ANNE D. KCLISNYK Presenting our lively Anne. She enjoys sports and does quite a bit of skating when there is any. Probably some of us would call her a 'iTom boy. f Anne tells us she prefers the tall, light and handsome type to any other kind. A hair dressing school in New York will claim our Anne next year. May success follow you, Anne! Musical Comedy Q21, Musical Comedy Committee Q21, Villa Novan