Northampton High School - Nesaki Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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JHEQK Q lik Nf l -Q M THOMAS F. HEFFERNAN Tom Purdue University Peanut League. Tom aspires to Purdue University. What's he go- ing there for? To chase doodle bugs of course. But, seriously, we wish Tom every success possible. ROBERT DANIEL HERFURTH Bob Bob is one of the few fellows in school, who, al- though rather well-liked by the girls, is bashful QPage Ripley, pleasej. This fleet runner regrets Hamp's not having a track team. JULIAN ALBERT HODESH M. S. C. Although we don't know very much about this lad, we do know that he gets around quite a bit. He did his bit for N. H. S. by cheering our boys up at Newport. LORETTA R. HOGAN Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Voice Class 4, Dframatics 4, Gym 1. We know that due to her commercial training, Loretta will soon be a flashing stenog . When that happens we have grave fears as to what will become of a certain Florence boy. CECELIA A. JAMROG Here we have a fair young maiden with a beautiful crop of golden brown hair. We wonder if she will head straight for Broadway after graduation. HENRY S. JAMROG Henry is a student who is always expected to have a big grin across his face. When that grin isn't there, someone runs for a doctor. Best of success in your ventures, Henry. CELIA JASINSKI N. C. C. We are sure Celia must be one of Miss Munroe's pets , U3 From the way both individuals stand or stamp on the matter, the feeling seems to be mutual. Eh wot, Celia? CHARLOTTE JOSEPHSON A quiet, secluded, dark-complexioned, young Miss, is our description of Charlotte. We are led to understand that she is going to branch out in a big way, soon. Best of luck, Charlotte.

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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.

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I9 -Z Q ' '-LQNIESAK - ez -- f Irene four:-:gr zu VINCENT CHARLES JUSKIEWICZ Peewee We don't just see how such a little runt can raise such a commotion at tim-es. We know that he and his pal , Miss Munroe, will always remember his Ways. Good luck, Peewee , MICHAEL KARAKULA Mike has a physique like an actor's. We wonder why he didn't do more in dramatics. We know we shall miss Michael's comradeship, and that he will make a big success of his life. CHARLES P. KATOPES Turk , Conny Behold the future principal of N. H. S. We are sure Conny has seen so much of the office that he knows just how everything is done. What have you to say for yourself, Conny ? HENRY J. KELSEY Kel Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 4. Kel is one of the most popular boys. With that big grin and his unfailing good humor, how can he help it? Kel was a member of our champions. We wish you the best of luck, Kel , JOSEPH VAN TUYL KEMPTON Joe M. S. C.-U. of Mich. Pro Mefrito. Nesaki. Students' Review. Glee Club. 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y. Public Speaking 3. Dramatics 4. Dulcy . Baseball 3. Joe was noted for his coily hair. He often astound- ed us with his explosive statements. We know Joe will succeed. FREDERICK G. KEYSER, JR. Freddie Amherst Hi-Y. Freddie is another of those fellows who helped wear out the roads leading to Florence during his High School days, or nights, as you wish. He also studied considerably. RICHARD C. KOPP Dickie Springfield College Football 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Dick is another of Hamp's athletic stars, but he is one of Hamp's best. He was the brains of two weak football teams, a bright light in basketball, and an A-1 batter in baseball. JOSEPH P. KOWALSKI Joe Orchestra. Smiling Joe of orchestra fame. Who hasn't seen this boy doing his best to make the orchestra the best ever? We think if this boy were black, he would go over big with Duke Ellington.