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

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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL HELEN KOROSKYS “Helen Helen is good natured and full of fun. She has been very successful during her four years at Johnson and we all feel sure she will have little difficulty in reaching her goal. RITA MARY MASSEY Rita ' ' Rita is a friend to all. Her desire is to follow the line of clerking and we certainly hope she reaches her goal. Her cheerful disposition has made her popular. PATIENCE KRUSCHWITZ “Patsy “Patsy’s” chief ambition is to be a great dress-designer and eventually to operate a shoppe of her own. It sounds like a big undertaking but from what we know of “Pat’s” likeable qualities and perseverance we have no doubt she will attain her goal. We’ll buy your dresses, Class¬ mate! CATHERINE MAY “Kitty Basketball 4. “Kitty’s” blue eyes and sunny smile have advertised her pleasant disposition to all of us. She has a brain under this mask and is bound to stand the test. CLAIRE LEBEL “ Claire ” A. A. Play 1 and 2; The Florist Shop 4; Art Editor 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Vice- President A. A. 4; Essayist. Brains and personality take one a long way. We ll leave it to Claire’s ingenuity to take her the rest of the way. ARLENE McAVOY “ Mickie“ Basketball 1, 2, 4. The old world likes new friends. Use a bit of your sociability and you’ll be in its selected circle. JOSEPH STEPHEN MARTIN “ Stevie ” Baseball 4. Well! Well! If it isn’t “Stevie” himself. He is very popular with the girls but won ' t get serious. Steve is planning to join the gigolos when he graduates. ARLENE McCORMACK “Mac We shall always remember Arlene for her most pleasing personality. She is always ready for some fun whenever you meet her and is the life of every party. Her jolly disposi¬ tion has won her a world of friends. 10

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19 3 4 YEAR BOOK GEORGE HOLDSWORTH “Rabbit We all join in wishing George success for he has shown the true Johnson spirit. MARION JACKSON “ Marion ” Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 3. Marion has decided to be a nurse —best luck to you in your work! PRISCILLA HOLT “Tubby ' ' “Tubby” has a warm spot in her heart for everyone, and her enviable sense of humor will help her to over¬ come Life’s problems. CLIFFORD JOHNSON “Cliff Assistant Sports Manager 3; Manager 4; Journal Staff 4. ‘• ' Cliff,” as we all know him, is a very gentlemanly lad; he is the Sir Walter Raleigh of Johnson High. FRANCIS HOWARD “ks ” Track 3- When our account books are put in “Iggy’s” hands, we’ll find that much of the graft will be eliminated. MARY HULUB “ Smileo We will always remember Mary for her pretty hair and pleasing smile. Her desire is to study Beauty Culture. Good luck, Mary! HENRY KENNEDY “Hen Track 3; Class Will 4; Journal Staff 4. No one can deny Henry’s genius despite his disbeliefs in modern edu¬ cation. Henry is sure he can attain success in the literary world. JOHN KENNEDY “Jack” Class President 1; President of Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 4; Journal Staff 4; The Sleeping Car 4; Track 3- John’s deep sonorous voice is one of his many likeable characteristics;, John is OK. in all respects. 9

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1 9 3 4 YEAR BOOK THERESA McLAY Tess Some say she’s quiet and her voice subdued, but she’s sure to rise up with some fire imbued. RITA NOONE Rita” We all think Rita is very reserved but it has been learned that she is not so quiet outside of school. She has many friends and we all wish her luck in whatever field she chooses. WILLIAM MORTON Bill” This Jack of all trades has ambi¬ tion. After a few years of flitting, he’ll light down on some paying business. MARY O’BRIEN Mary” “Kitten on the keys and a wonder at shorthand.’’ She’s got a good chance. Here’s hoping. HENRY NARUSHOF Hank” The Florist Shop 4. “Hank’s” unassuming character and practicable ability will carry him through to many successes in worlds to come. 1 BEATRICE NELSON Be a” When the organ peels at twi¬ lights, it’s sure to be Beatrice at the keys. BEATRICE PENDLEBURY “ Beadie” A quiet friend of all. One who we know has worked hard and will win. MARY PERRY Mary” Bright-eyed Mary will always be a beloved pal to every member of the class of 1934. We are certain that her good-natured willingness to help whenever possible will find her a place wherever she chooses to launch her career; Gliickauf, Mary! II