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

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YEAR BOOK NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE ALICE Y. WILLIAMS “Al” 23 Salem Street Football Song, 1 Ring- Committee, 3 Glee Club, 3, 4 Commercial Club, 1 Typewriting Contest, 2 Journal, 4 Alice is a quiet girl, but very well liked because of her wonderful disposition. Alice intends to enter a business school and we wish her the best of luck. HANNAH M. ROCHE “Ann” 3 Wood Lane French Club 4 Hannah is one of our quiet girls, always with a smile for every¬ one. That smile ought to take her a long way! ESTHER C. E. LUNDQUIST “Esther” 20 Bixby Avenue Commercial Club, 4 Everyone knows Esther as a cheerio-girl with a great big heart. We have all enjoyed her company during the past four years. We wish her success and happiness for the future. JOHN J. PHELAN, Jr. “Johnny” 174 High Street President 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 “J” Club 4 (Pres.) Dramatic Club 4 Journal Staff 2, 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Class Marshal 3 Class Orator 4 Editor Year Book 4 Baseball 3, Captain 4 Football 3, 4 Vice-President, Athletic Association 4 All we need do is to look at his long string of offices to know “Johnny”. He is also a very happy-go-lucky fellow, giving a pleasant aspect to any company he’s in. [16]

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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]

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NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE YEAR BOOK M. LOUISE KANE “Louise” 23 Davis Street French Club 4 Louise has made herself known in school for her scholastic ability. She is very quiet and we rarely hear her speak, except in recitation. PAUL A. LANNI “Paul” East Water Street Commercial Club 4 “J” Club 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Paul stands high in his classes and is popular with his class¬ mates. He is always cheerful and ready for fun. LORETTA F. PARAH “Retta” 10 Harkaway Road Commercial Club 4 Loretta is one of the quiet girls of our class and is more often seen than heard. Underneath this shyness is a personality and friendship which many of us have had the opportunity to enjoy. THOMAS CLARK, Jr. “Tommie” 249 Sutton Street “Tommie” is a faithful friend who will make the world happier. HELEN C. BURNHAM 449 Stevens Street Commercial Club 4 Helen has always been a conscientious girl and a worthwhile student. CHARLES MARCHESE “Charlie” Salem Turnpike Literary Club 4 Journal Staff 2, 3, 4 Charles is a prominent member of the class both in studies and class activities. He is very popular. ARTHUR J. DARVEAU “Art” 14 Bruce Street Football 3 Chefs’ Club 4 “Art” is a chap with little chatter but much thought. JOSEPH H. BINNS “Joe” 10 Harold Street Chefs’ Club 4 “Joe” as we all know him, is a very quiet boy who will make the world better for all. [17]