Needham High School - Advocate Yearbook (Needham, MA)

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of J 0 MILDPED NATALIE KLINE Da ' th-August 1,2923 Place of Birth-gass. A true friend is forever a friend. Nat is one of the more reserved members of our class, but she can always be counted on for lots of fun. Nat has quite an in- terest in the Army. Let us in on it, will you Nat ? Her plans for next year are indefinite as yet. llasketball 123, Tennis 123, Operetta 143, Glee Club 143. MICHAEL KOSMENKO Date ' -ptemher 5, 1922 Place of Birth , Mass. good disposition is a quality worth having. Miehael's shyness hasn't prevented him from being one of the most humorous boys in our class. He plays a terrihc game of golf and is very much interested in hunting and trapping. Mike plans to attend business school next year. Golf 12, 33. FRANK GEORGE KRAMER I 1 January 3, 1922 Place of Birth-Roaass. 'The artist needs no religion beyond his work. Frankie is not one of the largest boys of our class, but he cer- tainly is one of the most outstanding, besides being one of the best looking. He is one of our champion wrestlers and has been captain of the wrestling team for two successive years. Frank, like his brother Bob, is always immaculately dressed, that is why he has been given the nickname of Dapper. Home Room Officer 12, 3, 43, Home Room Program 12, 43, Sophomore Ring Committee, Student Council, VVrestling 12, 3, 43, Sophomore and Junior Prom Committee, Gym Team 12, 33, Cheerleader 143, Senior Picture Com- mittee, S. A. A. Dauee Committee 123. ROBERT ELLIOTT KRAMER Dah-September 16, 1924 Place ot' Birth-Roslim By the work one knows the workrnanf Bobbie is one of our men of great ability. Besides being one of the class artists, he has distinguished himself at football and basketball. In basketball he was one of the three co-captains. VVe can be assured that Bob will be a success in the drafting field next year. S. A. A. Dance Committee 123, Home Room Program 143, Picture Commit- tee, Home Room Officer 12, 3, 43, Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Advocate 13, 43, Basketball 12, 3, Co-Coptain 43, Football 12, 43, Gym Team 12, 43. GERTRUDE H. LAGERSTROM D 'rth-June 5, 1923 Place of Birth-1 rd, Mass. Silence more musical than any son Beneath a rather shy and demure exterior, Gertrude is one of those girls who possess a pleasant sense of humor and a real friendliness toward everyone. Outside of school she and her friends can usually be seen driving around in that beach wagon. Next year she plans to follow a secretarial course at Katherine Gibbs. Girls' Glee Club 13, 43, Operetta 143, Basketball 123. ,awjuav Je' la17ggjZL Gund ta if? .ft .-7wJ,.' Lotte Q a Q gn 4 flftz afftfgk I I ff l a X 3 . 27

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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

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WW' tit! Mitt 5 J W ,ell if ttf . K,-if EVON LANGILLE LANIC Data-July 26, 1923 Place of Birth-Needpass. H er blessing is happiness. Wihenever we hear a sneeze, we know that Evon is coming. Her excellent portrayal of the sneezing school teacher in the Senior Play will not soon be forgotten. Evon's happy-go-lucky nature will be sure to bring her success in the future. Softball C33, Ticket Seller C43, Senior Play, Home Room Program C43. ANDREW LIQGOT LAWSON Date 1-Ianuary 26, 1923 Place of Birth-Needhzns. ff ' ' JJ Qnietness is best. Wle don't know much about Andy's activities. He continually pals around with Harry Jeeves and John McLaughlin, and always seems to have a good time. We're certain he'll do a good job next year rolling a truck over the highways. BARBARA LOUISE LEWIS D' irth-February 2, 1924 Place of llirth-Jamaica lalass. ' greatest happiness comes from the greatest activity. Louie's enthusiasm and versatility have made her one of the outstanding students of the class. Her musical talents have been of great benefit to the school, and her fine scholastic achievements have proved and will prove of great benefit to her. VVith her en- viable record at N. H. S., she has a start toward being an excel- lent student at the New England Conservatory of Music. Orchestra CZ, 3, 43, Girls' Glee Club C2, 3, 43, Band C2, 3, 43, Operetta CS, 43, Home Room Program C2, 43, Senior Play Cast. DONALD W. LITTLEHALE ldirth-June 26, 1923 Place of Birth-Needha-. Rare compound of oddity, frolie and fun, ll lt0 relished a joke, and rejoiced in a pun. Dome is that well-dressed, likeable boy with the smile for everyone. He can always be seen either with his pal, Dick, or his girl, Dorie. He is an ardent track fan, and has a liking for avia- tion as well. Next year he plans to attend Aero I. T. I. in Cali- fornia. Gym Team C23, Track Team C2, 43, Home Room OHicer C23. JOSEPH L. LOMBARDI 6 ' Birth-November 6, 1922 Place of Bi s, Wit is the salt of conversation. Joe is notably strong and muscular. VVe are sorry he didn't use his strength on some of our athletic teams, but he is always busy pur- suing his hobby of radio. He is always ready to gladden the day with witty jokes, his friends report, he gets from an Encyclopedia fwaaqfwfdefffff in the library. Q5 -ss H