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

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YEAR BOOK NINETEEN THIRTY -THREE JOSEPH P. FLYNN “Joey” “Joey” has entertained us all, even the teachers! IRVING ALBRECHT “Irvie” 31 Troy Road “Irvie” fits right in at J. H. S. He’s a pal to everyone—especially to those whom you always hear saying, “Let ' s go down to ‘levies ' !” ALEXANDER T. PICKLES “Pickles” 100 Railroad Avenue Known to all of us as “Pickles”, he does lend a sweetness to the sourness of the day. WILLIAM F. SHELLNUT “Bill” 43 Bay State Road Commercial Club 4 “Bill is one of the quieter boys in the class and isn ' t so terribly fond of work. But just get him started! J. ELMORE TACY “Elmore” 281 Sutton Street Leave it to Elmore to start an argument. Wouldn’t the history class seem funny without him? LEONARD SLICER “Lennie” 47 Union Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 Football 2, 3 Freshman Play J” Club (Vice-Pres.) Baseball 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club Journal Staff 2, 3, 4 Secretary of Junior Year “Lennie” is very popular, and he deserves to be, too. GEORGE A. HOLDSWORTH “Georgie” 80 Massachusetts Avenue Commercial Club 4 A quiet fellow is “Georgie”, with a big heart. FRANK C. NICHOLSON “Frankie” Orchestra 2, 3 Known as the “Jazz King” is “Frankie” and do we like the way he plays the sax! And does he get along with jazz lovers! FRANK E. JOHNSON, Jr. “Gus” 300 Andover Avenue Entered J. H. S. ' 28 Entered Phillips, Andover ' 29 Boxing Association Entered Cl ark Prep School ’30-’31-’32 Boxing, Track, Hockey Entered J. H. S. ' 32 “Gus is somewhat alienated from the rest of us, not in jollity, but only in the sphere of forensic matter. We certainly do hope that Frank will become a lawyer! [18]

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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]

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NINETEEN THIRTY-THREE YEAR BOOK FACULTY MISS VEVA CHAPMAN— Graduated from Bates College. Entered J. H. S. September, 1924. Teacher of Eng¬ lish, Civics. MISS ORELE SCOTT— Graduated from State Teacher’s College of Framingham. Entered J. H. S. September 1931. Teacher of Biology and Domestic Arts. MISS LUCY HATCH— Graduated from Boston University. Entered J. H. S. September, 1918. Teacher of English and German. MISS GLENN A KELLY— Graduated from Jackson College. Entered J. H. S. September, 1930. Teacher of His¬ tory and Civics. MISS ELIZABETH OKT JEN— Graduated from Middlebury College. En¬ tered J. H. S. September, 1931. Teacher of English. MISS EDITH PIERCE— Graduated from Wellesley College. Entered J. H. S., 1930. Teacher of English, Algebra and Business Training. MISS CLARA CHAPMAN— Graduated from Bates College. Entered J. H. S. April, 1918. Teacher of Science, Chemistry and Physics. MISS DOROTHY COLBURN— Graduated from Simmons College. Entered J. H. S. September, 1930. Teacher of Sten¬ ography and Typewriting. Coach of girls basketball. MISS MILDRED GREEN— Graduated from Mount Holyoke College. Entered J. H. S. September, 1923. Teacher of Latin, Science and Mathematics. MISS ALICE NEAL— Graduated from Boston University P. A. L. Entered J. H. S. September, 1929. Teacher of Bookkeeping and Typewriting. MR. ALVAH HAYES, Principal- Graduated from-Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Entered J. H. S. September,. 1923. Teacher of Mathematics. MISS IRENE COOK— Graduated from Mount Holyoke College. Entered J. H. S. September, 1921. Teacher of American History, French, Social Science. MR. WALTER MITCHELL— Graduated from University of New Hamp¬ shire. Entered J. H. S. September, 1932. Teacher of Mathematics. Athletic Coach for boys. [19]