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

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YEAR BOOK NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE JOHN E. SHEA John 76 Railroad Avenue Football 4 Track 4 “J” Club 4 Chefs’ Club 4 John is quite the shiek—especially on those bi-weekly trips t® Methuen. He used to be shy, but has come out of his shell lately. MARGARET A. SHERIDAN “Peg” 7 Cleveland Street Commercial Club, 4 “Peg” is a quiet girl in class but outside is a good sport. We wish her luck in whatever profession she may choose to enter. PETER B. F. SLUSKONIS “Pete” 4 Riverview Street Football Manager 4 Journal 2 Harvard Book 3 Literary Club 4 Assistant Editor 4 Essayist 4 Chief Checker (Checker’s Union) 3, 4 Student Council 4 “Here’s to the one in the million, the dearest, the best; Like the sun in the heavens, he outshines the rest.” Much could be said about “Pete’s” scholastic abilities, for as a student he is very successful. MILDRED G. STEWART “Mil” 53 Harold Street “J” Club, 4 Commercial Club, 4, Vice-President Mildred is a good all-round sport. Wherever she is you may be sure of a good ti me. No matter what happens she is always smiling. She intends to enter a business school and we all wish her luck. [14]

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NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE YEAR BOOK EVELYN A. PENDLEBURY “Eve” 116 Middlesex Street Commercial Club 4 Evelyn is popular among- students and teachers alike, and has been a friend to all. She has always been a willing worker and a cheerful helper. GLADYS L. PHILLIPS “Gladdie” 24 Hodges Street Commercial Club Secretary 4 “Gladdie” is the quiet demure girl of the class, but just call on her any time when you’re in need, and you will always find her ready to help. GEORGE J. ROBERTSON “Georgie” 169 High Street Dramatic Club 4 Class Will “Georgie” might well be called the class politician. It never bothers George to get up and spiel off a line in class. Wasn’t that a pretty good will he wrote, too? BEN S. RILEY “Ben” 37 Marblehead Street Dramatic Club 4 “J” Club 4 Ben is a good all-round sport and he usually has a goodly number of “ferns” around him, even though he insists on keeping oil; the dance floor. [13]

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NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE YEAR BOOK FRANK B. STEVENSON “Frank” 50 Harold Street Dramatic Club, 4 Frank is the popular one at all the school dances. It’s his de¬ light and he’s always “raring to go.” MARGARET E. STOTT “Peg” 10 Robinson Court “Peg” is one of the ' happy-go-lucky girls of the class, and is well liked. Her cheerful disposition has made her popular. MARY A. SULLIVAN “Sully” 120 Stevens Street “J” Club, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Journal, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 4 Mary is one of our poets, and has been studying poetry during the past year. Here’s luck to the poet! M. DOROTHY WEDGE “Dot” 205 High Street Secretary-Treasurer “J” Club, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Glee Club, 3, 4 Year Book, 4 Although Dot” didn’t join us until her sophomore year, she has made many friends. Some day in the near future she hopes to be a good secretary. Good luck “Dot”! [15]