Needham High School - Advocate Yearbook (Needham, MA)

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ji DORIS lll.lNOll Dli VARIQNNES h-15'ry 13, 1924 Place of liirth ass. rl thing of beauiy is a joy forweif. lloris is well known to all of us, particularly for her big brown eyes. She has been an active member of our class and certainly a great asset to it. Next year Doris is going to Lascll Junior Col- lege, where she will take a secretarial course. Baseball 121, Hockey 12, 41, Home Room Officer 141, Senior Play Usher, Tennis 141, Ailnrutv 13, 41. Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Home Room Program 121. NICHOLAS l.. D1FOG1ilO january 20, 1923 Plaee of BirthfNeetHass. As merry as the day is long. Everyone who saw the Senior Play will-always remember Nick as the irreprcssible Henry Aldrich. Nick has also shown lns talent for acting inhmanyl of our assemblies. To prove that acting is not his only skill, Nick has been one of our pcppiest cheer leaders for the past two years. Our wishes for success will go with him when he enters Boston College next year. Home Room Officer 12, 31, Student Council 121, Sophomore llanee Commit- tee, Junior Prom 1'ommittee, Senior Play, Gym Team 131, Boys' Glee Club 13, 41, Home Room Program 12, 3, 41, Cheer Leader 13, 41, Operetta 13, 41, Basketball 12, 31, liasehall 131. VVILLIAM MlTCl'ilfiLL IJIGNIEY I May 8, 1923 Plaee of Birth-Neiiass. Ile that speaks doth sow: Hr tha! lmlds his peace doth. rvapf' l3ill's friends will tell you that he isn't as quiet as he appears to be. He has a fine sense of humor and is always looking for some fun. His walk is rather slow, but it certainly won't hold him back in the working world next fall. ANGELA FLORIQNCIE DODD ay 29, 1923 Place of Birth-V-1. ' ia ic is a ays laughing, for she has an infinite c va of wit. A happy, care-free smile and a quiet word, that's Angie. Her winsorne ways and etiieient work have become well-known to her friends- Em in particular. She plans to work next year, and we know her pleasant manner and well-dressed style will please any employer. filtirocute Typist 141. MARY REGINA DUNPHY tlifXlay l9, 1923 Place of I ' ston, Mass. Laiigl1tc'r and mirth alzeays on I . ll' you feel a friendly nudge accompanied by a cheerful Hi- tliere it's Prairie Mary, Her pleasing personality and sunny disposition have won her the admiration ol' many. XYe hear that she's quite well known on the first floor. This year she did line work on the Senior picture committee and she amused us all in the Senior Play. Home Room Oflieei' 141, Senior Picture fomniittee, Senior and junior Prom fommittee, Sophomore llzmee Committee, S. A. A, Dance Uommittee 12, 41, Senior Play, Library Club 141, Home Room Program 121. 4.4.7 CLI. ff' L :i,jL!Jj ,U ,, ff LAW! A7!,fnld f' , 5 4-l..' ee 'L LJ flu ,uflfif ,o,LlJ7Lo ,,L.,4Qf' If I Q N M .-.-.NX x ... If I. if 21 '

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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

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CFML ,df KAM9 .WZ W Ofvbwauwxf-9' my if fy fflfrl' FN NANCY PRATT ELY March 28, 1923 Place of llirtli-Jamaica l , In her eheek appears a pretty dimplef' Nancy and her model T,'l standing for Tizzie, are inseparable. Her peppy personality has made her many friends. Next year Nancy says that, if she doesn't work in the Christian Science Pub- lishing House, she'll try her hand in a ca11dy store. Need we say which one? Leaders' Club 125, Basketball C25, Hockey C25, Iunior and Senior Prom Committee, Girls, Glee Club C2, 35, Operetta CZ, 35, Home Room Program Committee Q25, Dance Group KZ5. WILLIAM NEXVMAN EDVVARD FLANAGAN 'rth--September 7, 1923 Place of Birth-Some '. He s very handsome and his wit at will. What would we do without Bill? XNhile his good looks have been winning friends for him among the girls, his fun-loving disposi- tion has made him well-liked by the boys. The faculty admire him, too, for his ticket-selling ability, as he has had charge of tickets for most of our important events. We are positive that with these characteristics Bill is sure to be a success in life. Iunior Treasurer 135, Home Room President C3, 45, Home Room Treasurer 125, Student Council C35, Senior Play Ticket Committee, Senior Prom Com- mittee, junior Prom Committee, Gym Team QS, 45, Home Room Program CZ, 3, 45, Senior Graduation Usher. EMILY PRISCILLA FLETCHER ' -july 19, 1923 Place of l4irth-Nati- Witli modest dignity and calm eo1iterzt. Emily is the girl with the ready smile and sweet disposition. She has been on the Honor Roll for three years and therefore should make some man a very efficient secretary. Although she isn't sure of what she would like to do next year, we know she will succeed no matter what She attempts. Girls' Glee Club 135, Operetta QJ5, Atltweate typist. 1 ZF, BARBARA RUTH FRANKF ' -May 5, 1924 Place of Birth-New- As genial as simsliinef' Barbara is one of our happy-go-lucky seniors whose happy smile and cheerful personality make her .well liked by all. She has gone out for many school sports and is also fond of skiing and ice skating. Next year Barbara plans to attend Bates College. Advocclte 145, Leaders' Club Q2, 3, 45, Girls' Hockey CZ, 3, 43, TCl1UiS 13, 45, Basketball KZ, 35, Soft Ball MYRNA ELFREDA GAIZTZ thglune 12, 1923 Place of Birth-Halifax, tia nlllodesty often hides great merit. Those who know Myrna appreciate her quiet manner. .Myrnafs future is undecided, but we are sure she -will succeed with what- ever she attempts. VVe hear she is thinking of taking up the oe- cupation of housewife to some lucky man. . . KJ L,,,,,,,,,,,,.,s.,,..,,,.. .,...... L.-.-,..,-,...--,..-.,-.-