Northampton High School - Nesaki Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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-5 If W fgiwcsmt ,... RALPH TENNYSON EMRICK Ralph is a boy from Leeds who has made a name for himself among the lovers of the stream and field. He also distinguished himself by his well-prepared lessons. HOWARD O. ENANDER Swede Podunk Football 3, 4. Baseball 3. Hi-Y 2. The galloping Swede from Florence was an im- portant cog in the pigskin game. It's queer but on May 25 we passed by this well-known pupil and nearly failed to recognize him. GORDON D. ESTABROOK Bud Cornell Tennis Team 4. Here is a boy whose mother is a teacher but who be- lieves in pestering the life out of any teacher with whom he comes in contact. However, we are sure he will reform later on. ALICE ANN FARRELL Gym 2. From the neighboring town of Florence comes this quaint little girl with the cheshire grin. Al was al- ways popular at N. H. S. and attended most of the athletic contests. ILINE ROSALYN FELDMAN Mt. Sinai Hospital This little girl intends to become a nurse. We pity any patient who tries to resist any treatment from Iline. But seriously, Iline, we wish to extend to you our heartiest wishes. MADELEINE RUTH FISKE Outing Club. This rather small-statured girl is quite renowned as a hiker. She went on the annual excursion to Wash- ington and contributed a great deal of fun at all times. HELEN ERNA FLACH Where's the game to-day? All right, 1et's go. In all her High School days, Helen was never known to miss an athletic engagement. Maybe this accounts for the boys' successes. IRENE CECELIA FOURNIER Granny Massachusetts School of Art Class Secfretafry 2, 3, li. Gym 2, 3, 4. Dramatic So- ciety. The Goose Hangs High . Nesaki. Dulcy . Class Historian. Irene, our well-dressed secretary, although quiet, was very active in school. We know she will be a promi- nent artist.

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CQ :aw - '-CINIZSAK WARREN V. DADMUN Daddy Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Warren was one of the few fellows to have a car at his disposal during his High School days. Although a surprise to most of us, he is quite a lady's man. KENNETH A. DANIELS Ken Glee Club. Ken is a quiet lad, who, were it not for the fact that he is called upon to recite occasionally, would be unnoticed in our classes. We often wonder where his thoughts are. DONNA MARGARET DAVIS Smith Flower Gifrl. Well here is our second Glenna Collett. Donna has the distinction of being the school's leading woman golfer. Donna is entering Smith next fall and we all know she will succeed. HELEN DEPARLIER Blondie Helen is a blythe little girl of whom little is seen but much is heard. We understand all her interests are not in the School. We wonder who he can be. ELSIE AGNES THERESA DIEMAND Cooley Dickinson Hospital Gym 2. We understand that Elsie lives on a farm in Flor- ence. Perhaps this explains her rather large stature and rosy cheeks. We hope your life will be a big suc- cess, Elsie. RICHARD W. DOW Dick N. Y. U. Hi-Y. Dick is the lucky boy with the Caddy , eh wot, girls? In Washington he proved to be the boy with the Pull , apparently, getting the boys in wherever they wished, even the White House. RITA A. DUFFY N. C. C. Here is a really jolly individual. Rita is always looking at the bright side of life. Let us tell you a secret--Rita was quite plump in her grammar school days, but who'd have thunk it? GEORGE DUPLISSES Dupe Baseball 3, 4. Football 3, 4. George is best known as our erroneous shortstop and Captain of our baseball team. He is another Florence lad who has become acquainted in a big way with Northampton.

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Q A r- fam sms ROY W. FROST Stockbridge School Baseball 2, 3, 4. This tall, handsome, curly-headed blonde with a gen- eral outline of Lindbergh comes from Bay State. Al- though he gives every appearance of being quiet, he is quite frisky. NICHOLAS GAZZILLO Neck N. C. C. Nick lives on Hatfield Street. Maybe this caused his rep as a thumber . Oftimes, his method seems to have been wrong, according to official records which taglyktlie tardinesses credited to a pupil. Good luck, ee . ELEANOR ELIZABETH GILLIGAN Flower Girl. Because of her sawed-off appearance, undergraduates often wondered if the High School accepted kinder- garten children. However, We set them on the right track, didn't we, Eleanor? AFFA E. GINGRAS Laboring under difficulties which would have kept many pupils from even attempting High School, Affa stuck to it and showed up many normal students. We wish you the best of success, Aifa. SCOTT K. GOODWIN Scot , Skippy Worcester Tech Pro Merito. Calm, easy-going Skip had a pleasing personality and thus attracted many friends to himself. We under- stand his college work will be taken up in constructing a square circle. PAUL ANDRE GUSTAVSON Just recently Paul blossomed out in a new Hivver g so now we know who is the happiest and most popular boy in the school. We also think this boy wants to work. JOYCE GARDA HARRIMAN Smith Gym 2. Voice Class 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Joyce is a very quiet, studious girl who is going to attend Smith College. We are sure Joyce will con- tinue to receive high marks just as she has so far. WILLIAM L. HEADY Bill , Pal U. of No. Carolina Football 3, Ji. Junior Class President. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Here is the massive framed young giant who joined us in our Sophomore year. He was our Junior Presi- deg. Bill proved to be the life of the party at Wash- in on.