Northampton High School - Nesaki Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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EDWARD LEE BOTTUM Ed is a quiet, modest fellow whose chief aim seems to be minding his own business. He is not, however, too quiet to have plenty of fun when the time is right. He S a shark at physics and trig, and ought to make a fine electrical engineer. GRISELDA ELIZABETH BRACKNEY Gym 1, 2. Gris is a quiet young lady who seems to intend to get along in the world. No, not a killjoy, either! She often shows a splendid good-humor under her reserve. As we said before, a lady. GLADYS KATHRYN BRAY Glad comes from Florence and is considered a hit by all who know her. She is prominent in school ac- tiv, ties, and is a fixture at all the school games. She is one of those who believe in plenty of fun, and yet she seems to get a lot out of her work. HELEN BRICK Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Voice Class 4. Outing Club 4. Helen is one of our many modest, studious young ladies. She has been one of us all through school, and we sure will miss her. We hear Helen just loves big, romantic he-men, and we hope she meets her Val- entino . JOHN GREGORY BRUCE Football 3, 4. Basketball 3, L. Nesaki Staj. Hi-Y 3! 43 Jack is the fellow who left New York because Grover Whalen padlocked the town. We wisn him luck at Col- gate. We hear it's rather quiet there, but don't worry, Jack, Poughkeepsie is near enough.

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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.

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DOROTHY FABER BUNKER D-mmatics 2, 3, 4. Pro Merito. Outing Club 4. Dot is one of '30's most brilliant students, as her Pro Merito membership shows. She finds her relaxation in dime novels, the movies, and the boy-frienc. Just why Dot went outside her own class for her sheik, no one knows. He must have a great mind, or somethfng. KATHLEEN ANN BYRNE Dramatics 4. fCaptain Applejackj. Kay is practically the 'First Lady of the Class'. She has been the Presidentfs stand-by during the last two years. Kay has always been a favorite with the high lights, and it's not surprising. Takrng everything into consfderation, we are confident of Kay's success in her future life. THOMAS CAHILL Tucker arrives at school every morning in the old covered wagon. He and Singleton have something in common, and it isn't oratorical ability either. Tucker is popular with everyone, mostly because of his sunny smile and magnetic personality. STUART COOLEY CAMPBELL Sccreta.1'y 2, 3. Treasufrer 4. Nesaki Smf. Pro Mefrito. Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Dmmatics 4. One of Stuart's claims to fame rests on his ability as class treasurer. He has done excellent work in this capacity, having brought in dues which we had given up as hopeless. Stuart will likewise be remembered by his classmates because of his cheerful, optimistic dis- position. VIVIAN ROSE CAMPBELL Pro M erito. To look at Viv , one would get the impression that she was a rather meek and quiet person. But she cer- tainly ruled with an iron hand at camp! Ask those who were there! We shall long remember Viv for magy things, but outstanding is her brilliance in her stu ies.