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

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1942 THE GOBBLER PHYLLIS D. TERRET Student Council 1 Dramatic Club 1, 2 Erencli Club 3 Journal 1, 2, 3, 4 (Editor 2, 3, 4) Gobbler 4 (Co-Editor) Valedictorian Phyllis has come in contact with all kinds of people m her high school life, but we have still to hear her talk about them behind their backs. Phyllis dances well, writes well, and talks well. RITA T. WALKER We need more people like you, Rita, with your calmness and cool¬ ness in today’s world of chaos. Your shy manner is sure to turn some man’s heart. There are al¬ ready indications of it. ELIZABETH S. WENTWORTH Sis has her eye on a singing ca¬ reer and with her lovely voice and ability to persist we expect to see her at the Metropolitan. WILLIAM MORSE Bill will have our everlasting gratitude for the many times lie lias run the nickelodeon. No matter what, he can always be depended upon. ELIZABETH RENAULT Everyone who knows Betty likes her. She has become quite popular since she arrived here. Her hearty laughter and chatter are welcome anywhere. ROBERT H. WENZEL Harvard Club Book Prize 3 Salutatorian 4 Bob is a shining star in every class. He has been a hard worker and well des erves the honors which he has attained. His conscientious¬ ness will carry him far in this world. DORIS R. WILSON Hobby Club 2 (President) Etiquette Club 1 (Secretary) Journal 2, 3, 4 Gobbler 4 Dot knows an amazing number of people to whom she writes voluble letters. She’ll need her abundant pep in her nursing career. WILLIAM F. WOOD Woody is the boy with the Eng¬ lish accent who nevertheless be¬ lieves in American fun along with the rest of us. CALVIN TARDIFF Stamp Club 2 Tardy has always been a friend to us here at Johnson. With his pleasing personality and an ability to sell fruit and vegetables we know he’ll have no trouble in the future. ANNA LAWLOR MARCH 1, 1925 APRIL 22, 1940 Things were never dull when Anna was around. She distinguished herself as an athlete and was a wonderful friend. 21

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THE GOBBLER 1942 HELEN G. ROCHE Hobby Club 2 Quiet spoken Helen is a charming addition to the class in both looks and manners. EARL S. ROTTLER, Jr. Earl is a carefree fellow, easy to get along Avith. J. PAUL ROUTHIER Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 You have been a consistently re¬ liable, all around performer, Paulie. You’ve always been there when Johnson needed you. May you hit the line in life as in football. JOHN C. SAUNDERS The way Carroll visits the public library one might think he was going to be a librarian, but I sup¬ pose Ave all have a favorite pastime. ERNEST T. SCOWCROFT Ernie’s favorite band is Harry James’. Say something against it and hear the argument you get. Elmie says Avhat he means and means what he says. WINIFRED E. SHERLOCK Glee Club 1, 2 Winnie is even-tempered, and al¬ ways presents a calm, unhurried appearance. She has artistic talent anti a flair for fixing hair. Her ambition is to be an air hostess. BETTY M. SMITH Etiquette Club 1 Dramatic Club 2 Journal .4 Gobbler 4 Betty prefers tall young men and has a failing for long telephone conversations. Her victories over stubborn totals will stand her in good stead as a bookkeeper. FRANK STEWART Football 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Journal 4 Gobbler 4 Class President 3, 4 Marshall 3 Punky dashed seventy-nine yards to score a touchdown. Final score: Johnson 8, Punchard 7. First A T ic- tory since 1913. Yea Captain! Yea Stewart! Yea, Yea, Captain Stew¬ art ! DOROTHY STONE Dot is tall, slender and attrac¬ tive. She has many likeable quali¬ ties, but the outstanding one is her winning personality. JEAN S. SWANSTON Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2 Etiquette Club 1 Hobby Club 2 French Club 3 Student Council 1 A. A. Play 3, 4 Gobbler 4 (Photography) Jean’s a busy girl avIio always has time to do one more thing for you AAdth a cheery smile. Nursing has a devoted aspirant in our Swanee. 20

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THE GOBBLER 1942 Graduation Program ENTRANCE MARCH PRAYER Rev. Cornelis Heyn RESPONSE Chorus CLASS SALUTATORY WITH ESSAY A Liberal Education in a Practical World Robert Hill Wenzel MARCH OF THE PEERS Chorus CLASS ESSAY — The Road Before Us Constance Mary Fitzgerald FAIR LAND OF FREEDOM Chorus CLASS ORATION — He Conquers Who Conquers Himself Julius Ceplikas PRESENTATION OF PRIZES The Principal NOR ' IH ANDOVER WOMAN’S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AWARD PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS UNFOLD, YE PORTALS Chorus ESSAY WITH VALEDICTORY — Tailor-Made Textiles Phyllis Duncan Terret CLASS SONG (by Constance Mary Fitzgerald) Graduates EXIT MARCH 22