North Andover High School - Knight Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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THE GOBBLER 19 4 1 ELEANOR M. LEWIS “Softly speak and sweetly smile.’ ' Sub Deb Club 3 Eleanor may be quiet, but she has a warm, sympathetic nature that will go very well in her career as a nurse. ETHEL A. LEWIS “There is no future like the present.’’ Etiquette Club 3 Ethel is very much interested in horses. Maybe she will be a prom¬ inent horsewoman some day. What¬ ever happens, we feel sure that she will achieve her goal. GEORGE W. MASSEY ‘ ‘ Music is the food of the soul. ’ ’ Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 3 Journal Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Well, George, you seem to be our violin virtuoso. We wish you loads of luck. We hope you keep on playing the violin and end up by playing with a famous sym¬ phony. FRANCES E. McCALLION V ‘ ‘ Ambition dares not stoop. ’ ’ Glee Club 1 Fran is a peppy, ambitious girl who is always ready to lend a helping hand. Her friendliness and eagerness for fun will certainly be missed by everyone. MARIAN M. McCLUNG “My mind to me a kingdom is.’’ Basketball 2 Basketball Club 2, 3 Girls’ Basketball (Asst. Mgr.) 3 (Co-mgr. 4) A good school record and a fine sense of humor have made Marian well liked. Her many activities include dancing, skiing, and effi¬ ciently managing the girls’ basket¬ ball team. Keep a-going, Marian. ISABELLA M. McKINNON “Step lively and the world ivill never pass you by.’ ’ Glee Club 1, 2 Sub Deb Club 3 Basketball 4 Journal Staff 3 l earbook Staff 4 You certainly have a large store of good natured chatter, Issie. Al¬ ways keep it on tap, so that you can use it whenever you wish. ELEANOR M. McNALLY “I’ll have rhythm in my nursery rhymes. ’ ’ Eleanor wants to be a kinder¬ garten teacher. With her pleasing way and a little rhythm in her rhymes, she ought to make a good one. VIRGINIA W. MILLER ‘ ‘ I shall not live in vain. ’ ’ Sub Deb Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Carefree, happy-go-lucky Ginnie has taken few things seriously. Her philosonpy of life excludes every suggestion of worry. BEATRICE F. MURRAY “Mischievousness in disguise is that twinkle in her eyes. ’ ’ Sub Deb Club 3 Good looking, lots of fun. That’s Murray, all in one. C. EDWARD NAYLOR “Big trees from acorns grow.’’ Eddie is always flitting here and there, but wherever he is, he is usually busy. We sincerely hope that whatever you do in life, Ed¬ die, you will go over the top. I 18

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194 1 THE GOBBLER RUTH E. KENNEDY “And happy will my nature be.” Etiquette Club 2 Basketball Team 2, 3, 4 Basketball Club 3 iearbook Staff 4 Your pleasing smile and good nature have cultivated many friends for you, Ruth. We know you will make a. fine nurse, and we wish you the best of luck. ROBERT I. KIMEL “I love to tell the truth and shame the devil. ’ ’ Debating Club 2, 3 Legion Oratorical Contest 3 A. A. Piety 4 What “Playmates” would be without your voice, Bob! When it comes to your bowling, stop slum¬ ming it. Confidentially, Bob, you are a great fellow. OLIVER J. KIRK “Waltz me around again, Kirlcy.” Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Chefs’ Club 3 Oliver has been our Fred Astaire since freshman year. His pleasing manner is sure to continue to win him a host of friends. We hear that you are an excellent culinary artist, Oliver. • CHARLOTTE J. KRUSCHWITZ “A thing of beauty is a joy forever. ’ ’ Dramatic Club 1 Sub Deb Club 3 Etiquette Club (Pres.) 2 Cheer Leader 3, 4 Journal Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 We often wondered why you didn’t like to study. Then we saw the way you dazzle the boys. Now we know. You’ve certainly been a lot of fun and a good sport. CONSTANCE L. KRUSCHWITZ “Here’s to one we ivon’t forget.” Class Will 4 Chemistry Club (Sec.) 3 Glee Club 1 Cheer Leader 4 Journal Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Lots of vim, lots of vigor, A heart, we’ve never seen one bigger, A smile to cheer you on your way, This is Connie every day. WILLIAM C. LAFOND “Blame it on his youth.” Student Council 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 4 Chefs’ Club (Treas.) 3 Bill is a very generous sort of fellow, and we know that this will take him a long way. HELEN M. LANG ' ‘ Quality, not quantity, is most important. ’ ’ Glee Club 1 Basketball Club 3 A A Play 3, 4 Ass’t Mgr. Girls’ Basketball 3 Co-Mgr. Girls’ Basketball 4 Although small in size, Helen with her high ideals has won her way into the hearts of all her classmates. You are quite an act¬ ress, Helen. Journal Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 M. ETHEL LAWTON “She is a phantom of delight.” Class Sec’y-Treasurer 1 Glee Club 1 There’s time for work, there’ s time for play Is something that they’ll al¬ ways say. A pretty girl with time for each, That’s why E ' thel is a peach. FRANCES E. LEFEBVRE “Good things come in small packages. ’ ’ Glee Club 1 Plenty of pep and a pleasing personality—that’s Frannie. And even though she’s one of the small¬ est girls in the class, she’ll have one of the biggest places in our memories. THOMAS B. LESURE “Be not like dumb driven cattle! “Be a hero in the strife.” Class Essayist 4 Chemistry Club (Pres.) 2 Debating Team 3, 4 Legion Oratorical Contest 4 French Club 4 A.A. Play 4 Journal Staff (Ass’t Editor) 4 Yearbook Staff (Editor-in-Chief) 4 With Tom, precision is the watchword. He is an energetic worker, and as an orator he excels. 17

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194 1 THE GOBBLER DOROTHY A. NICOLL “To know her well is io like her better. •” Glee Club 1 Student Council 1 Basketball Club 3 Class Sec’y Treasurer 3 Basketball 3, 4 Journal Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 An all-round girl with person¬ ality plus. Dot does everything well—but you should see her roller¬ skate! JOSEPH C. NOONE “Let come what may.” Baseball 4 Joe is a happy-go-lucky fellow, with a manner nobody can resist. If Joe can get friends in life as easily as he did in school, the road to success will be a straight one. IRENE E. OATES “A sense of humor is a priceless gift.” Although she appears to be quiet, Irene has a fine sense of humor which has won her many friends. As for her hair—mm— we envy you, Irene. M. LOUISE PAGE “A smile so sweet will set the world at her feet.” Etiquette Club 1 Sub Deb Club 3 Information, if you please Won’t you tell us about Louise? Why she’s a knockout at a glance, But she won’t give the boys a chance. BERTRAM G. PATTERSON “A picture is worth a thousand words. ’ ’ Chemistry Club 2 Journal Staff 4 “The News in Pictures” by Pat¬ terson will be a feature which we shall all be looking for in the pa¬ pers. Your nose for pictures will certainly aid you greatly, Patty. RITA A. PICKLES ‘ ' Over spilt, milk do not weep, Learn to look before you leap.” If you need a “bracer-upper,” call on Rita. Her easy going manner and lively wit will make you forget your troubles, pronto. Unfortun¬ ately for the local lads, Rita’s time is pretty well taken care of by out- of-town ers. MARY E. PLUMMER ‘ ‘ Dancing, you say, through life will carry you over much of its strife. ’ ’ Glee Club 1, 2 May is quiet and reserved, yet a real pal to have. She’ll make a successful dancing teacher, we know. May your life be as free from cares as your dancing is free from flaws, May. HELENA A. POLICHNOWSKI ‘ ‘ The seed of success is a daily good deed.” Glee Club 1 (Vice-President) Student Council 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Class Sec’y-Treasurer 2 Basketball Club 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 4 Journal Staff 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pop has aimed for the skies, and with her ever-ready humor and willingness, she will be up there among the highest some day. LENA R. RANFONE ‘ ‘ My heart is like a singing bird. ’ ’ The sunshine of the business classes— and oh, what a golden voice! She is sure to spread hap¬ piness wherever she goes. WARREN W. REA ‘ ' A quiet, exterior conceals much. ’ ’ Chemistry Club 3 With Warren’s tenacity of pur¬ pose and his ability to get around difficulties, we know that he will be a successful electrical engineer. 19