Northampton High School - Nesaki Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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w ' H LII1 PATRICK MORIARTY Among the Moriartys I'm Pat. Pat is one of' those fellows who believes in more social activi- ties outside of school. Is that the reason you look so sleepy some mornings, Pat? Pat is always smiling and this smile makes him agreeable to everyone, though, occasionally, he smiles at the wrong time in a classroom. I'iiI,.I'ifANOR O'CONNOR Wish I were '3o. Class Secretary 1. Gym 2, 3. Dramalic .flssocirzlion 4. Clam Dame Conmutlee 2, 3. Eleanor decidedly isn't the hey hey type, nor is she quiet and retiring. just a happy medium. We think she resembles Mary Brian, and anyone who attends the movies knows that this is the supreme compliment. VVe wouldn't be surprised to see El's picture adorning the tooth paste ads some clay, she has such a sweet smile. In spite of this, she certainly knows her stud as regards the S.S.S. Club. ' BERNARD O'DONNELI,. Room 942, Hamilton Hotel Debating Sociely. Bunny is the A. 8: P. chap from Bay State. He hopes to be a.marathoner some day and runs IOO feet every day. for practice. Bunny was a basketball artist in the Peanut League and it he doesn't succeed as a marathoner, he .can still get on some professional basketball team. Debating is not the least ol his accomplishments. Ask anyone how he handled the re- buttal in our public debate. CECELIA O'NEIL Two's company. 'ACeil is a cute little girl from Florence. She and Betty Wade are as inseparable as the Siamese twins. Ceil seems to be a bit boy-shy but she'll get over that. She has a great passion for French and plans to spend many years in France. Perhaps she intends to take Miss McKenney's place some day. Good luck to you, anyway, Ceil. IRENE PHILLIPS FRAMINGHAM NORMAL My sympathy is for longer school days. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Voice Class 4. Gym 1. Nesaki Staff. Irene is one of our professional gigglers and also one of the sharks of our class. She is a member of the Glee Club and of Voice Class. Vile have heard, also, that she is a regular attendant at Christian Endeavor Meetings and we wonder why. Anytime y0u're in need of help just call on Irene, as being a good girl scout, she is always looking for a good turn to do daily. Irene is planning to go to Framingham next year. Good luck to you, Irene!

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- us!- EDWARD MCCARTHY Vanity leads me into debt. Baseball 3, 4. Glec Club 3, 4. Ed is popular with the girls and we envy him. His main delight is to go fifty per through Main Street with his usual load of girls in that little Wlhippet of his. Yve hope the airplane will be developed soon so that Ed's craving for speed may be slightly satisfied. Ed's Whippet also comes in handy for out- of-town ball games and for Glee Club members. THOMAS McGRATH GENERAJ. ELECTRIC I consider myself fascinating. Hi-Y3, 4. Debating Sociciy. Baseball 4. This young man is one of the main causes for the popularity of.Beckmann's. Go in any time and you will see Tom enter- taining a group of girls, usually red-haired ones. Pitching against Williston is also one of his favorite pastimes. After a career in the movies, he is going to return to his egg ranch in Bay State. CHRIS NICLEOD Matronly Duenna Gym 1, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Voice Clam: 3, 4. Cari qf Riding Down lb: Sky. Chris is one of the most popular members of the class. She has hosts of friends, both boys and girls. Chris is a mem- ber of the Glee Club and her work in Riding Down the Sky will long be remembered. Chris is one of the best athletes among the girls in the class. She certainly can play basketball. Chris has a most winning smile, and it should get her far. JOHN MEEHAN Pilot Smith. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Cart 'Wfaid and the Midzlvf' fill at Sea, Riding Down the Sky. Clan Prexident 1, 2. Bzuketball 2, 3, 4, CCapmir1 41. Prophecy. Jack is one of our most popular boys with his jolly, joking ways and great basketball playing. He's a great mixer and you feel as though you had known him all your life after a few minutes' acquaintance. He was class president 1925-'17, captain of the finest basketball team that has ever played for N.H.S., and editor of Boys' Athletics in the Class Book-so you see he's quite a Jack of all trades. His witty class prophecy will long be remembered. LLOYD MOORE f Nobody loves me Cyetb. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Here we have one of the studipus type. Lloyd is very quiet, but is always on hand to be of aid when needed. We hear that he never fails to complete an assignment and that is one conso- lation. Your classmates are sure that you will be famous some day. l t

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FRANCIS R. PLUINIB A hero of :mother day. Here's a young man that did the old school an honor by giving it the preference oyer Dartmouth for another year. lt is the general opinion that certain members of the fairer sex prompted him to do this. He expects to make a world's record for speed with his Ford and then spend the remainder of his life writing cigarette testimonials. XVe wish you ldck Frame. ARTHUR PRUZYNSKI Nobody laughs at my jokes. Gfee Club. Peanuts is a prominent member of the Florence gang. He has a great passion for mathematics and expects to become a famous student in it-sometime. 'APeanuts has been a staunch member of the Glee Club, and a favorite of Mr. Short. He is always ready to give his opinion on a subject but always has the last word in an argument. HARRIET REMINGTON I like being asked to sing. Harriet is a real student. She is one whom the teachers al- ways enjoy in their classes because her work is always done: Ask Harriet to do anything and it is as good as done. Few oi us have such sterling qualities. ,QQ wishes you ever success. AGNES RYAN BARNARD I can't resist a bargain Qym 1. Zl411iz1 and the Iliidrlyf' Riding Down the Sky. Agnes is right at home in front of the glittering spot lights. Some fine day, while walking down Broadway, we hope to see her name twinkling and dancing on a gay electric sign. VVe like you a lot, Agnes, and we hope you'll make a success of everything you undertake. JAMES RYAN I have no sense of humor. Glen Club 2, 3, 4. Dramatic .flnociarion 2, 3, 4. Cart qf 'Ullaid and the IVlifI'c1'y, Riding Down the Sky, ilM6l'f07l0ff11f Jllaviexf' Debating 4. Students' Review 3, 4. Orrheslra 4. Jimmy hopes to visit Hollywood some day and H11 Fatty Arbuckle's shoes. His mirth-provoking voice is quite contagious and many in the senior class imitate it, but jimmy is still in- imitable. Jimmy's ardent efforts in playing the trombone are his funniest antics, but this is the one serious thing Jimmy does. His ability earned him a booth in the orchestra. jimmy will be long remembered for his part in Riding Down the Sky.