Northampton High School - Nesaki Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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DOROTHY S. AUGUST Gym 1, 2, J, 4. Nesuki Staff. Review Staff. l,I'!l'7?1-flI7:CS J, 4. Glec Club J, 4. Outing Club 4. Dot is one of Ha1np's star athletes. She has been a fixture of the Gym class and has also done some heavy swimming in the College pool. We might also say that the Dramatic Soc ety's production, Captain Apple- jack , owed much of its success to Dot's eiiiclent man- agement. HELEN MARGARET BACKER Gym 1. Voice Class. Public Spcrrilfivzg 4. llvbating .1J. Helen is one who believes in cultivation of the voice. She adorns both the Voice Class and thc Public Speak- ing Class. Are you and Alice going .n for the talkies , Helen? EDWARD LOUIS BARRETT Dmmatics 1 feast of All at Serz. 1. Pro Marita fIf 'iCC-P'l't'SiCI87'Lt 41. Ofrclzestwz Qi, 4. Ncsuki Stuff. Ned is voted a good guy by everyone who knows him. He is a quiet, studious fellow, and a regular shark at his studiesg the kind of lad who never starts a rough-house, and consequently is liked by all hs teachers. Ned blew a wicked trombone in the school orchestra, and was also a member of the band. His able and eflicient work on the Nesalfi Staff marks him as one who should go far in whatever he undertakes. WILLIAM A. BARRETT Pfro Merito. . William comes from Florence, and before that from Hartford. He has proved to be one of our most bril- liant students, and a worthy addition to N. H. S. and to the Pro Merito Society. Aren't you glad you left Hartford, Bill? We are! PRISCILLA BARTLETT Although PrIscilla has a very low voice in class, when she speaks you had better sit up and take notice, for she generally has something worthwhile to say. We don't know what your plans for the future are, Pris- cilla, but our best wishes are with you.

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Personals SAMUEL ADAMS Pfro Mefrito. Sam is a robust, healthy farmer lad from way out yonder in Easthampton. He deserves first place, not only because of his name, but because of his outstand- ing ability in his studies and his modest, unassuming manner. MARIE AGNE S ALLAIRE Glee Club 4. Outing Club 4. Dramatics 22. Marie is rather fussy about who she goes out with. Not many High School boys have been fortunate enough to act as her escort. Instead, Mar'e prefers college students. She is certainly hitching her wagon to a star, and we hope she gets there. JOSEPH ALLEN Joe is one of the big shots of High School athletics, and unblushingly admits that he is one of the big men of the class. Joe is quite a hand with the wimmen, and we hear that he had some torrid parties during his years at Hamp. NORMAN ALLEN Manager of football 4. Debating 2, 3. Hi-Y Club 4. Norman is a quiet, studious fellow whom everyone likes. He has worked at the Library ever since we can remember, and we hear that he has been known to save out good UD books for boys whose cards were full. That's the kind of fellow he is, so it's no wonder that he has the best wishes of everybody who knows him. HAROLD ALFRED ASHER Harold is a rather shy, retiring sort of fellow, not so prominent in school activities as his abilities warrant. We hear that he is a regular sports fan, when not de- livering packages on his bike , and can usually be found down on Colonel Williarns's lot playing ball.

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HELEN T. BARTLEY Helen's a little miss who became rather digniiied dur- ing her last year at High, owing to the fact that she let her hair grow. Helen is one of IIamp's loyal sup- porters, and, when aIl's said and done, Qsn't that enough? ROGER BATES Roger is the kind of fellow who puts his home town, Cummington, on the map. What he doesn't know about French and Trig isn't worth knowing! We un- derstand that M. A. C. is going to have him next year, and we know he'll uphold the reputation of Northamp- ton High. GEORGE BAUVER Hi-Y Club. Brlsketlmll. Spike is one of our most enthusiastic workers when lt comes to study. U3 Sometimes Spike forgets his name and has to resort to replying when someone else is called on, but this is a small failing. Ile is one of the prominent members of the basketball team, and at the games the cry of We want Bauver often fills the air. LAURENT VICTOR BERNIER Laurie comes from State Street, where he spends his spare time helping his father in the grocery busi- ness. Laurie may look quiet and d gnitied, but looks are especially deceiving in his case. lIe's lots of fun when he gets started. RUSSELL ANDREW BISHOP Secretary-T1'eu::14-rev' 1. Editor-in-Chic'f Nvsulri. Here is ye editor in person. Russ is a Canadian who came to Northampton just one week before he entered N. H. S. as a freshman. Since then he has be- come well known to his classmates through h's class work, and has made many friends among the faculty. It is rather a mystery how Russ does his studying. Ile never seems to take any books home.