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

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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL MARJORY ANDREWS Margie” Basketball 4. In spite of her slightness Mar¬ gie” has taken considerable part in our class activities. She appreciates a good joke, even on herself, and is always ready for a laugh. She in¬ tends to further her education in the Boston School of Commercial Art. HERMAN CASS Hermie We all know Hermie” as a sympathetic pal, who is full of life. Luck to you, Hermie, in all that’s to come! FRANCES BAMFORD Frannie ' ' There ' s music in those fingers and gold in her hair. The combination is—well—beware! JAMES CASSERLY Jim Track 3. James is a very studious boy and rates high in his studies. Keep up the good work, Jim ! VIRGINIA BIXBY Ginnie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain pro tem. 4; Journal Staff 4; Student Coun¬ cil 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Stu¬ dent Council 4; Salutatorian. No one can deny her leadership. In the class room, on the gymnasium floor, even in the streets, Ginnie reigns supreme. $ HELEN CLARENBACH Helen Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Journal Staff 3, 4; Student Councjl 3, 4; A. A. Treasurer 4; Class Historian 4. An excellent student and an excel¬ lent companion, Helen will be remembered by all. Her high school record predicts a successful career in college. KENNETH BROUSSEAU Kenny Kenny,” the boy who has labored so long for the Chemistry Club, which, we’re afraid, has accomplished nothing. FRANCES CONNELLY ' Frankie Frankie ' s ready wit and in¬ teresting looks have made her one of the popular members of our class. She has contributed a great deal to all our good times. 6

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19 3 4 YEAR BOOK RITA COPPINGER “Copp Who is any better natured than Rita Coppinger? A constant display of dimples dispels any doubt. HELEN DAVIS Dolly” Journal 4. We hear that all good things come in little packages and Dolly” Davis certainly exemplifies this. FRANCES CRONIN “Frances” The Florist Shop 4. Frances has been well-liked all through the years at Johnson for her good-natured temperament. She has made commendable progress in the commercial division, and we know she will make as excellent a sten¬ ographer in the business world as she did recently in The Florist Shop. FRANCIS DeNAULT Frank” Frank is well liked by every¬ one. A terror with the ladies but not a heartbreaker. A good chauf¬ feur for the athletic teams. Ask any one of the members. MARTHA CURLEY Martha ” Art Editor 4; Basketball 1, 2; The Sleeping Car 4. Martha surely is a great actress— remember her in The Sleeping Car. Remember too, her artistic ability shown on the Journal covers. DOROTHY DILL Dot ' ’ Although Dot is such a quiet, modest little person, her amiable disposition has made her many friends in high school. She is a hard worker, and we feel sure she will attain the success and happiness we wish her. DORIS DALY Dot” Little can we say about Doris for she has not been with us very long, but silence is golden and we all like Dot for this characteristic. BLANCHE DOWNING Blanche” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; A. A. Presi¬ dent 4; Journal Staff 4; Valedicto¬ rian. A very tender-hearted girl with marked affections, is Blanche, and a girl destined by her perseverance and her talent to cope with all the responsibilities of the world. 7