Needham High School - Advocate Yearbook (Needham, MA)

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- I I I K ,vw AH ICEUNICIC BURTCH HEBERD ll' ' ily 20, 1923 Place of Birth-W I lauglz. not at anotl1.er's loss. I grudge not another's gain. One of the happy-go-lucky seniors is Eunie. She can always be seen giving some student a ride in her Ford. She has been quite active in school aFfa1rs, and is always willing to help. Next year, lCunie plans to attend Vermont junior College where we know she will be as popular as she is in Needham. junior and Senior Prom Committee, Home Room Program Committee C2, 3, -tl, Home Room Program C2, 47, Senior Play, Dance Group CSD, Basketball C2, -U, Hockey C2l, llaseball CZ, 31. JOYCE l RlQEMAN HENRY A-April 28, 1923 Place of Birth-Neilass. .- good heart is better than all the heads in the world. joycc is a very friendly girl with a pleasant manner. Her pleasing ways have made her welljliketd by all who know her. Her ability to select lovely clothes will aid her in her work at the Chamber- lain School of Design next year. Tennis CZ, 35, Dance Group C3l, llasketball CZJ. 'FLORIENCE li. Hl'lWliTT Date of llirth-February 7, 1923 Place ot' Birth-East Xllinthrop, Maine Q Speech is great, but silence is grcatep Although Flossic seems quiet to those that don't know her, her friends all know that she has a sunny disposition and is lots of fun. She has been active in the Library Club this year and has participated in school sports. Next year Flossie plans to attend the Chandler Secretarial School, and we know that with her vitality and ambition she will continue her good work and make a name for herself in the business world. Library Club C-U, Basketball CSD, Tennis C2, 33, Hockey C4J. ,be ' sf sem 1 ,So M CHARLES FRANK HOLLAND Firth-June 1, 1922 Place of Birth-VVQ ass There's a wee fault they wliiles lay nie, I like the losses, God forgive nie. Pete came to us from Newton, and are we glad he did! He is a grand sport in everything he attempts, and we will all miss his friendly good humor. Pete is especially fond of baseball, i11 which he did a great job. Next year he plans to enter the Held of agriculture. Hockey CZJ, Baseball CZD, Home Room Program C-U, Gym Team. GORDON HULSE li' -March 18, 1923 Place of Birth-.Xrli.Nlass. n quietness and confidence will be your strength. Hulsie is a devoted student of aviation. .Whlien he isn't deliver- ing Shopping News on his route, he is deslignmg airplanes. Even his books are covered with airplane fabric. His plans .tor next year are indefinite, but we are sure he will be successful if he tol- lows his present inclinations. Gym Team C2, 3, -U. JM' ,P ff 3 'CHX 1, 5 gf 25

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3 'lf' l 0 ..idg,..A.aAl K PDQ , Y liugbtt ' lv-6 LQ.. -,, n J AP i D , X l - C F... of ' U -,Q HAZEL MARY GREEN ? irth-November 5, 1923 Place ot' Birthgliledham, .ass. See golden days, frnltfnl of golden deeds, With joy and love trinn1.phln.g. Full of wit and smiles, Hazel is enjoyed by her many friends. Everywhere you go there's a Hi from Hazel. She has been an asset on all the girls' teams, especially as fullback on the hockey team. She is sure to be a success at Bouve next year. Advocate CZ, 3, 43, Senior Prom Committee, Innior Prom Committee, Hockey C2, 3, 43, Basketball CZ, 33, Baseball CZ, 3, 43, Track CZ, 3, 43, Tennis CZ, 3, 43. Leaders' Club CZ, 3, 43, Home Room Program Committee CZ, 33, Senior Play Usher. RAY BOUTELLE GREENE JR , . 1-June Z4, 1923 Place of Birth-Cambridge, Why, man, he doth bestrlde the narrow world, like a Colossus. Ray has been an active member of the class, participating 'in sports, musical associations, and SOC12i.llf1lI'lCt10llS. .His big smile and friendly nature are sure to help him make friends at Colby next year. Baseball CZ, 3, 43, Hockey CZ, 33, Junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Dance Committee, Senior Play, Gym Team C43, Band CZ, 3, 43, Home Room Program C23. . DONALD NEILSON GRIFFIN . h-June 2, 1923 Place of Birth!Need lVlt and 'wisdom are born with a man. GriFf is one of the smartest boys in our class, and his inimitable wit has made him one of the most popular. Don loves a good argument, and we have heard that he has even out-argued Mr. Benton. Next year, Don plans to attend Wesleyail, and we are sure that he will bring credit to N. H. S. Track CZ3, Boys' Glee Club CZ, 3, 43, Operetta C3, 43, Advocate C2, 33, Senior Prom Committee, S. A. A. Dance Committee C43. . DOROTHY MARY HALL i I -'February 28, 1924 Place of Birth-Framingh sl d . . - - Ui . ze ,ances well to whom Portnne pzpes. Dottie one of our liveliest Seniors and is the possessor ot a ready smile and a very cheerful disposition. We hear that when it comes to Jitterbuggmg Dottie can really get in the groove. Whether she enters the business world or continues her schooling next year, she will surely meet with success. Girls' Glee Club 43, Advorzzte Typing Board C43. I . Date irth-July 3, 1923 Irlace of Birth-Bvlylass. ff ,J I won a noble fame. HUBERT HOXVARD HEATH, JR. fee l fff KN an-ff 34.7 Howard has been one of our star hockey players, as well as being a iirst-string pitcher on the baseball team. He has also been an important mainstay on the football squad for three years. Next year he plans to go either to Colby or to an art school. Good luek, Howard! Football C2, 3, 43, Hockey CZ, 3, 43, Track CZ3, Baseball C3, 43. Qs,

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9 I Wei? ew , 0' v l rw ct ROBERT A. HL'MPHRliY fjune 13, l923 Plaee of llirthf-llo. Mass. Not in rewards but in the strength to striz e, tlze blessing lies. Hump's sudden flashes of humor and subtle sarcasm are well known to all of his friends. When Hump appears with his happy- go-lucky manner, things are certain to liven up considerably under his influence. Bob has the perseverance which will take him far at the University of Vermont next year. Gym Team C3, 43. JOYCE NVINIFRED HUXLEY Da fb-lay 9, 1923 Place of lxirfhfiveetilitiiin Her ways are ways of quietness. Although Joyce is rather quiet, we know that she is a good worker. Her work as an Advocate typist and the fact that her name is a permanent part of the honor roll attest to that: Her friends are all envious of her fashionable clothes. Joyce is sure to be successful at Boston University next year. Girls' Glee Club C3, 43, Operetta C3J, Sophomore Dance Committee, Tennis 12, 35, Baseball 123, Basketball QED, Atlraccrte Typist. HARRY RICHARD JEILVHS . .fAuguSt 9, 1922 elim of izifnifwmiiel. As merry as the day is long. We just canlt control our feet when we hear this drummer boy. Hal may someday be another Gene Krupa if he keeps on with his drumming. He's also quite an actor as proved by his exeellent character portrayal in our Senior l'lay. His neat clothes and ap- pearance should make lnm successful in the electrical business next year. Senior Play, Operetta GJ. ROBERTA Nl. KELLEY Dawifilctoher 6, 1922 lflaee of Birth4YVest. Mhiziss. '21 lovely lady garmented in light From lzer Own beauty. Berta'l joined our class in the ,lunior year, and we are very glad of it. Her tall, dark beauty is the envy of us all. Berta's plans are indefinite for next year, although she would like to be an ac- countant of some sort. However, we have our own ideas on her future. HOVVARD HALLIDAY KINGSLEY irth-April 19, 1923 Place of Birth!Cha . l'Vere tlzere no wometz, men might live like go . For three years Hardy has been a faithful member of the band, and this year we were glad to see him in the orchestra as well. His winning personality has made him many friends who will certainly miss him when he goes to Oberlin next year. His frank and pleasing manner, his sense of humor, and his ambition should make him very successful there. Home Room Uflieer 42, 35, ltand Q2, 3, 45, Orchestra C-lj, Track CSJ, Home Room Prograin Committee QSJ. Q e e 26 alt Wallin lri