Needham High School - Advocate Yearbook (Needham, MA)

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LAWRENCE CIRIQLLA f Birth-May so, 1922 Place of Birth-D'Mass. ll I ' ' ll It s a szlly game where nobody wzns. Lawrence, our king of the ping pong tables, is the possessor of a unique subtle wit. He also admits and claims to have a one track mimi fe pluribus zlnuim in Needham Highj. Next year he plans to work for a time, and then enter an agricultural school. Tennis 131. DORIS MARIE CLARIENBACH 1 llirth--June 27, 1923 Place of Birth-Doreheiss. 4 Most excellent accomplished lady. 5 Dorie has a winning smile and a smooth line which have captured the hearts of many members of the stronger sex. Dorie is one of the most talented artists in our class and her talent has played a large part in the success of our three proms. We are sure that Dorie will have loads of success at Colby Junior College 11ext year. Home Room Otiieer CZ, 3, 45, Advocate CZ, 3, 45, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Sozhomore Dance Committee, S. A. A. Dance Committee, Senior Play, Leadlers' Club CM, Home Room Program Commit- tee, Home Room Program, Senior Graduation Usher, Dance Group. BARBARA L. COHAN th-july 29, 1923 Place of Ilirth- am, ss. A light heart lives long. Everyone knows Penny's happy-go-luckhy manner .and her in- fectious giggle. We are sure that she will have friends .galore next year at Wilfred Academy, which she plans to attend, just as she has here at dear old N. H. S. Girls' Glee Cluh 12, 3, -U, Dance Group HJ, Uperetta. ll - HARQLD WHITNEY CULBY ll-hAMay 24, 1924 Place of nirrh-A fl' ' ' II In szlenee there ls safety. Harold's outstanding characteristics are his quietness and his art ability. Many times we have discovered fine posters which are the results of his labor in the art room. We suggest an art career for him, but no matter what he does, his pleasing manner is sure to bring him happiness. junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee. ELIZABETH LILLIAN COLE ,nth-Octoher 8, 1925 Place ot' Ilirth-R Good things come in small bundles. ljetty is one of our smallest but certainly one of our peppiest Seniors. She is well known for her athletic prowess. We hear she plans to follow in sister Edna's footsteps and become a P.G. next year. Leaders' Cluh Q-tj, Dance Group CS, 45. my s if sadvlfeaie fifwff ati' SS: P 5 if V4 ,. ,, ,M 3, 5 o .-y 0 ' Looe h QR A J, .-- . ex l xx A lluvr, i 19

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iff-fe? .Wi 'v I I KN if Ref' fit? XJ e 18 EILEEN DOROTHY CAHILL I 6, 1923 Place of Birth ss She's pretty to walk with: And witty to talk with: And pleasant, too, to think on. Vile shall always remember Eileen as that cute, peppy checr leader who made all the boys sit up and take notice. She has a grand disposition which should carry her over many rough spots. Eileen is undecided about her plans for next year, but we wish her all the success in the World. Home Room Program 123, Cheer Leader 143, Basketball 123, Field Hockey 123, Sophomore Dance Committee, Christmas Prograin. RICHARD VVELLESLEY CARNI I -July 7, 1923 Place of Bi ,s. fl nzan of independent mind. Dick may appear quiet around school, but show him a set of drums and the noise really will start. Underneath a serious appear- ance, Dick has a good time and is one of our best dancers' and jitterbugs. We are sure he will make good at school in Califor- nia next year. Orchestra 13, 43. ROBERT WALKER CHALUE D ust 15, 1922 Place of Birth-Toro Ent sleep stole on me iinawares, Even on nie at last. According to last ycar's Advocate we were going to lose Bob, and we are glad we didn't! Bob has certainly been a great asset to the Class of '41. His grin has made us happy, and 'when he's Iiying through the air on those rings wc cross our fingers and 1Vrestling 12, 33, Gym Team 12, 3, 43. ELEANOR ALMIRA CHARLES D' -August 6, 1922 Place of Birth . H. z good heart is better than all the heads in t e world. lf-you see a sweet smile flashed shyly at you, you will know that it IS one of our new students, Charlie, Charlie is a splendid student and is constantly on the Honor Roll with her goal of the Faulkner Hospital Training School always before her. VVe know she'll make a grand nurse and wish her peeks of luck! VIRGINIA IRVING CHURCH -April 15, 1923 Place of Birth lass. No geins, no gold she needs to wear, She shines intrinsically fair. Jimmie is distinguishable -in more ways than one, but especially by her beautiful blond hair and her vivacity. She has taken a leading part in almost every activity, and she was especially out- standing in the Senior Play. HJIIIHICH has .hopes of entering the Held of dramatics next fall, and her ability plus her initiative ought to assure her outstanding success. Leaders' Club 12, 3, 43, Hockey 12, 3, 43, Basketball 12, 43, Tennis 12, 3, 43, Senior Play, Sophomore Dance Committee. Senior and Junior Prom Com- mittee, 1'lllT'0CllfL' 13, 43, Home Room Officer 123, Home Room Program Committee 123, 'Track 123. Senior Graduation Usher 133. hope that nothing happens. Best of luck, Bob. grew 10

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.1 MK Cy' ,, I9 J . Jx io' I fN ew-I 5: JEANNE CONLICY mary 11, 1923 Place of llirth-Ne fl companion that is cheerful is wortlz. gold. Although we don't hear much from .leanne in school, any of her friends will tell you that she has a grand sense of humor and a free and easy manner. Jeanne has our best wishes for success and happiness in the future. Tennis KZJ, Glee Club 13, 4b. RHOIJA LOUISE COOK l -fovemher 22, 1922 Place of llirthfNeer- It's nice to be natural 1011011 yo-u're naturally nice. Rhoda has done a splendid piece of work in the school orchestra for three years. She is often envied for her long, wavy hair and good looking clothes.. She is undecided as to what school she will attend, but we wish her success. Orchestra CZ, 3, -U, llaskethall 123. 1' TH THOMPSON CORNELL nuary 29, 1925 Place of Birth--Bostom The glory of a jirm, fapacious mind. Ruthie's dark beauty is far from being her only charmg she is also talented in many other ways. VVe all envy her beautiful hand-knit sweaters and wonder how Ruthie has time to do so many things and do them well. Her success in this is illustrated by her con- tinuous appearance on the Honor Roll. Ruthie's just meant for Mount Holyoke, and we know she'll be as successful there as she has been in N. H. S. Adt'oc'atc 12, 37, Senior Prom Committee, llanrl 12, 3, 45, MARION HliL,liN COYLIQ Dat- ' h-August 4, 1923 Place of BirthfN-1X ass. harity Ualmteth rzot itself, is not fvujfecl up. If she is ever troubled or worried, Marion's actions and appear- ance certainly do not show it. Her neat school papers could well be imitated by many of us. She also has a distinctive artistic talent which is modestly lndden. A year from now should find Marion well established in the business world. Tennis CZ, 33, Basketball QJJ, Adi'ac'11tz' Typist. CHARLES WARREN DENNIS, JR. 'rth-Iune 15, 1923 Place of Birth4Bos Mass. sunny nature wins lasting friendships every re. Those of us who thought that Charlie was going to be one of our quieter members when he came to Needham in his junior year, changed our minds when we saw him in the Senior Play as the boastful shiek,', George Bigelow. ln spite of his realistic acting, however, Charlie is really a swell fellow. We all hope that he succeeds in going to NVest Point next year, Senior Play, Baseball Manager 13, 41, Senior Prom Committee. A . 20