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

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THE GOBBLER -1943 EVA A. CASALE In school Eva is very quiet, But on roller skates she is a riot. Of beauty she certainly has her share With her dreamy eyes and dark brown hair. Gobbler 4 KENNETH L. CARVELL We’ve missed Kenny lately. He hasn ' t been around. He went off to Harvard. A better friend could not be found. Journal 4 (Business Manager) Debating Valedictory CHESTER H. CRAMTON, JR. Chester is very athletic, When it comes to girls he’s magnetic But if it’s a degree he’s pursuing He’d better get over his wooing. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 M. ANN CHASE Ann likes music, horses too. No one ever sees her blue. Always laughing, very gay, She has brightened many a day. Dramatic Club (Secretary) 1 Gobbler 4 Victory Corps MARGARET M. DEMPSIE Quiet, shy, and so demure, But always full of fun, Peggy’s smile has much allure And many friends she’s won. Victory Corps Gobbler 4 BARBARA DUBRUEIL Good luck, Barbara, In your dancing career We hope you make Broadway Inside of a year. Victory Corps Gobbler 4 CHARLES DUTTON Charlie is one of those fiery red-heads And lots of fun we’ve all agreed. With his interest in airplanes and science We know he’s sure to succeed. Basketball 4 Victory Corps MARION G. LUND Marion doesn’t talk too much, As you already know. It’s usually at the piano That she lets herself go. Victory Corps RACHEL G. RITCHIE Rachel is a quiet girl Think all who know her not, But when it comes to sailors, Well, she likes them a lot. Gobbler 4 EVELYN V. WALSH Eva with her merry laugh, That twinkle in her eye, Has helped to make pass pleasantly Four years at Johnson High. Gobbler 4 16 NOTE: Prints on this page were received too late for alphabetical classification.

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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL JUNE A. SPERRY Good natured Juney, Intelligent, too. We know you ' ll make good In whatever you do. Gobbler 4 Victory Corps JOHN R. STEWART Jackie’s ambition was forestry, But the war has changed his mind. Now it’s the Army Air Corps, And the rest are left behind. Football 3, 4 A. A. Play 4 Class Marshal 4 Basketball 3, 4 (Captain) JOHN C. WALSH He aims not To be wondrous wise, Only to be jolly In other folk’s eyes. Football 3, 4 Gobbler 4 MIRIAM F. WEATHERBEE Mim is a girl who is quiet in class, But she has a good sense of humor. When it comes to the boys she is quite a lass, And, believe me, this isn’t a rumor. Treas. Athletic Association 4 Victory Corps Gobbler 4 WILLIAM H. WELCH With women Bill takes no chances, So stays away from all the dances. Be carefree, Bill, or you will falter. Then you’ll surely reach the altar. Debating Team Gobbler 4 ROBERT E. WENTWORTH Although Bob is quiet, Actions speak louder than words. His ambition is to be up there Flying around with the birds. Stamp Club RUTH E. WHITTIER She may seem quiet and shy, But she’s bubbling over with fun. Sports are what catch her eye, And she’s quick on the draw with a pun. Gobbler 4 Victory Corps MARY R. WILKINSON A good citizen, A fine friend, She’ll stick to the job Until the end. Journal 1, 2, 3, 4 (Editor) Gobbler 4 (Editor) D. A. R. Representative 4 Class Supper 4 Victory Corps DOROTHY M. WINNING Poetry is her folly, And singing is her joy. With her happy disposition She’s difficult to annoy. Gobbler 4 Victory Corps VIRGINIA A. WOOD Ginny Wood Is quiet and shy, A girl upon whom You can rely. Gobbler 4 15

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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL RUTH E. COHEN Ruthie’s never ending chatter, Has brightened all our high school days. She’s happy only when she argues. We like her for her pleasant ways. Victory Corps Gobbler 4 WILLIAM J. DEIGHAN, JR. Gone to be a doctor, Left at the half year. Won’t have any trouble If he is as he was here. Journal 3, 4 Orchestra 4 JOSEPH A. DONNELLY A short fellow, A big heart. In the U. S. Navy He’s doing his part. JOHN H. FARRELL His antics brought howls of glee, In fact we never could quite see How he gathered his A and B Yet remained so jolly and carefree. Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 4 Prom Committee 3 JOHN D. GORDON Climbing high into the wide blue yon¬ der, That’s where Flash left us to go. He’s now in the Army Air Corps. He’s high while we’re feeling low. CARL H. LONG, JR. Happy-go-lucky Red With his very contagious laugh Went to join the Navy, And cut our fun in half. CAROLYN M. WELCH Carole is first to have Anything new in sight. She likes to dance and have some fun. We think she’s all right. Victory Corps JOHNSON POINTS WITH PRIDE to DEWEY DYER Dewey, who was accepted February 12, 1943 as an apprentice seaman, will become a Naval Aviation Cadet on graduating. Fly high, wide, and handsome, Dewey. We’ll be rooting for you. JOSEPH DONNELLY Joe left Johnson to join the Navy, February 19, 1943. He may be small, but we know that he will give a full account of himself. Good luck, Joe. JOHN GORDON Flash left us March 8, 1943, after being accepted in the Army Air Corps. Good luck and give them one for Johnson. CARL LONG On April 12, 1943, Carl chose Navy blue to set off his red hair. We know from experience that they’ll be sorry if they make him angry. WILLIAM HAYMAN, WILLIAM WELCH, and EDWARD SARCIONE Ed and both Bills passed the V-12 examinations. Good luck to both of you. We know that you’ll make the grade. and to All the other boys who will enlist or be drafted in the future. Best wishes from the class of ’43. 17