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

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Do You Remember When? We wrote “Our Foreign Policy” for Senior Social? The girls in English 4-1 put on a play? Jack Pearl spilled H 2 SO 4 on his sweater in Chemistry? Ellen Driscoll hung a mistletoe in Room 8 ? Room 8 study periods were turned into a “Restaurant”? Mary Gucciardi taught shorthand to Sten. JI? Duke came to visit Johnson? Miss Buckley couldn’t keep Jean Calder quiet in D.A. IV? Tisha Maynard wore her slippers to school by mistake? Mr. Finneran opened the window in Room 11 to freeze S.S.S. 4-3? Jean Calder fell under the library table? Mr. Lee coached the Girls’ Basketball Team? Joyce Gillespie took over Type 2-1 for a day? The cheerleaders tried to pick up Ellen? The chaperons brought their own coffee? Dawn didn’t fight with Mr. Finneran? Freddy Marland, Anthony Galvagna and Punk Saul didn’t chew toothpicks? At Johnson Two Banks, but no money. A Boyle, but no water. A Cousin, but no uncle. A Curley, but no straight hair. A Dill, but 110 pickles. A Hamilton, but no watch. A Hickey, but no lock. Tommy Spedding recited the ten eom- mantments instead of the ten amend¬ ments? Mr. Hayes Jed the football rally? The skunk visited Johnson? Dawn dedicated the “Tennessee Waltz” to Mr. Finneran at the Football Dance? Miss Cook forgot to come to French I? The wind blew Richard Banks’ French homework paper out the window? The window in Boom 8 slid down on Mr. Finneran’s head? Alike Scheipers’ lunch got caught in the hall’s lampshade? The Dramatic Club had a fashion show? We had the snake dance to Punchard? We had laboratory periods in Biology? S.S.S. 4-3 had doughnuts during the class period? Barbara Watts, Mary Ann Maynard, Barbara Deighan and Jane Broderick got “asked” to leave the geometry class? Mr. Hayes asked Jean Calder to throw her gum away in Chorus? Freddie, Punky, and Mike made a cake for the chaperones? The S.S.S. class was visited by a bat? We Have: A Lynch, but no handmen. A Mars, but no moon. A Pearl, but no oyster. A Rose, but no violets. A Rodger, but no Roy. A Taylor, but no mender. A Watts, but 110 light.

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1 . Tony Galvagna 10 . Noranne Mahoney 19 . Ellen Driscoll 2 . Barbara Anne Watts 11 . Marjorie Terret 20 . Ann Hickey 3 . Camy Cristaldi 12 . Adeline Marrs 21 . Florence Maude 4 . Pauline Boeglin 13 . Mary Boyle 22 . Jane Broderick 5 . Mary Ann Maynard 14 . Barbara Deighan 23 . Charlotte Adler 6 . Tommy Spedding 15 . Nancy Hamilton 24 . Geraldine Dubois 7 . Mary Gucciardi 16 . Richard and 25 . June Stead 8 . Peggy Willett Robert Banks 26 . Joan Nery 9 . Robert and Gerald 17 . Alsine Klufts 27 . Ann Gioco Stewart 18 . Jean Calder 28 . Clarence Scheiper

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OUR TURKEY TAKES We have a young lady named Joan, Of French rules she speaks with a groan. But ask her to tell The length of line “1,” And then hear the change in her tone. Marjorie Terret We have a young lad called Fred Who thinks he is really well read. When it comes to discussion You can bet he will rush in And amaze you with what’s in his head. Barbara Watts Oh, I know a young girl named Tisli, Some think that she’s quite a dish, With her long, blond tresses And the cutest of dresses We’re all very fond of our Tish. Clarence Scheipers When Barbara gets ready to draw, Her fingers she’s tempted to gnaw, For her posters will be Where folks all can see, And must be without a ny flaw. Marjorie Terret There was a young girl named Alsine Who took lessons to drive a machine. She rolled down a hill Which brought a big bill For damages to the machine. Alsine Klufts We have a young girl we call Joan Who over French lessons would moan. Though she felt no wrath Against physics and math, Away from the French Class she’d roam. Barbara Watts Oh, there’s a young fellow named Jack, Of looks he has surely no lack. The girls flirt and they smile, But it takes quite a while, To get a response out of Jack. Mary Ann Maynard 1 once knew a girl name of Kate, Who for every appointment was late. Now needless to say, This never does pay, For now, with the boys, she won’t rate! Margaret Willett We have here a little old place It’s so small that it’s just a disgrace. But nevertheless, We study our best In “fifteen,” that frigid old place. Ann Hickey Oh, cars are no problem to Zuill, So he brought one each week-day to school. Up Main Street he’d ride, And the people inside Would hang on and try to keep cool. Mary Ann Maynard There was in our class a young lad, Who we all agreed was quite mad. He’d work and he’d study, ’Till his brain was quite muddy, But in June he was termed highest grad! Jane Broderick There was a young athlete named Paul, Who played quite a fine game of ball. At the end of each game, He’d say, “It’s a shame, But I guess we just can’t win them all. Mary Ann Maynard f 30 I