Northfield High School - Rambler Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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24 The Rambler MARGARET PHILIP upegyr Chorus Cl, 2, 3, 4lgGlee Club CZ, 3, 45, Riding Down the Slay , Tulip Time , t'Teu House of Sing Lo , President Cllg Basketball KI, ZW, Vice-President HH. This young person, although small, will always have a large place in the hearts of the members of the class, for her cheerful and pleasant dis- position makes it impossible for anyone to dislike her. But we can't understand why she didn't honor the members of Latin four with a more regular attendance. The only reason we could ever think of was that she studied too late the night betore. RALPH PROVOST Rastus f'liorus rl, 2. 3, 45, Give Club ill, Orchestra CZ, 3, 455 All-State Chorus C435 All-State Or- 5 clicslru r3, 4lg Riding Down the Slay , Tulip Time COrcl1estralg Tea House of Sing Lo , t H I Mursliull 143, Property Manager f Daby Steps Out J. It doesn't matter whether Ralph is doing some task which Miss Rogers has given him, whether he is playing in the orchestra, or exercising disci- pline as a marshal, he does it well, and he has been very well liked for his good nature during his career at N. H. S. We don't know whether he is going to college or not but perhaps he can get his M. D. at Berlin anyway. SUSIE POPE Kisueli Chorus fl. 2. 3, 43: Riding Down the Sky g Tulip Tiinc- g Te:1 House of Sing Lo . This young lady who appears to be so dignified is really very jolly, and has a pleasant word for everybody. A girl like that is appreciated. When- ever you hear merry laughter and excited chatter, you can usually be certain that Sue is in the midst of the group from which the sound comes. Susie has been a ready and cheerful worker during her four years at high school and the members of the class hate to part with her.

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Nineteen Thirty-three RUTH PERKINS Perri Basketball 13, -ll: Co-Captain of Basketball f-113 Glce Club K3, 455 Honor Roll C3jq Marshal Q-ljg Chorus 13,413 Tea House of Sing Lo . This modest young lady who always greets you with a smile is just another reason Why gentlemen prefer blondes. Her good work in basket- ball and her pleasing personality have endeared her to the hearts of each and every member of the class of '33, Base-lmll H, -llg Basketball C-U. WILLIAM NEILbON This boy with fire in his eyes IS one of the hi hl 'rms cf our class al though he has been with us only two years. There are many things we could say about him but he seems most important on the basket-ball court, and many a much-needed point has been sunk by this enthusiastic Scotchman. We are sure that his personality and gortd nature will bring him success. BRUCE PEACH Chorus- ll. Z. 3, Mg Glee Club 13, 413 Riding Down the Skyug Tllli11Tiu1e g Teal House 0 Sing l.o gUrclaestr'.1 L4J:Trras'n1-r lily lXI:u'sl1:1l I-Hg All-StaleUrcliestra13,-H. And here we are pleased to present a Senior with the proverbial digni- ty, and the appearance at least of not letting anything bother him. If you hear a humph in a quiet corner of the room, it is only Pop Working on a very deep problem in Physicsg because, whatever his weakness may be, it isn't Mathematics.

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Nincfem Thirty-iliree ARTHUR WILLEY chorus r1.1 A. 48: ui, 111,f- Rf-u'f1.1. 4.-llg 'I' K141 iioust-ofsiim 1.02 TuIi11Tiz 111L Q Riding- D1, ssx'11 thc Sify . That still water runs deep is universally known and Arthur certain- ly verifies the statement. He never complains of anything that comes up and does the unpleasant tasks with the same spirit as he does the pleas- ant ones, and by this perseverance has kept up a high scholastic standing during his whole high school career. A boy like that is bound to suc- ceed. ANITA STORTI Nita chorus ri, 2.1. .ug TulipTime g Tm, Hr iiis 1- of Sing 1. fi 5 Mu i-f' lia1r4ag f1er1susy Duyn' Debating T f'L11 Il tell. Although Anita is not very big, she lets the world know she is in it- She has kept up a high standing in the class room during her fcur years at N. H. S., has done much for her class, and has many friends-we think that's some record. Anita is very fond of debating and often gets in a little extra practice in class by involving the teacher in an argument. ALLAN SHERMAN Tinkle Chorus 'l. 1.3.-Sl3Glcei'l11lz 1l.2,.i,4lg Ritlil1Q Down thc Sky g Tulip TilllP Q'ATl'11 House nf Sing Lo Kl'rincip11ll: Her Busy Dayug All-State Chorus fl. Y, 3, 455 Vfc'c--Presi- den! ill: IlTPSlfll l?I K-ll:PrcSitlc'ntFtl'fle'11! f'o1znc'ilg Editor-in-cliiff Ramblerg Class Marshal 37: H..l'y 5151: U. T . This long list of activities leaves very little more for us to say about Allan. We might mention, however, that we have noticed several faces on the left side of assembly light up when he comes over. Then, too, it seems to us that he looks forward to the music festival just a little more eagerly than some of the rest of us.