Northfield High School - Rambler Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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THELMA LYON Chorus CI, 2, 3,-13. Thelma is one of those rare girls who are seen and not heard. She is very studious and demure in school, but she doesn't confine her interests to schoolwork entirely. We believe she is fond of hiking because she has recently shown a great interest in Hills , WESTON FAIRBANKS Shrimp Chorus C1,2,3,4lgGlee-Club C1,2,3lg Riding Down the Sky g Tulip Timc g Tea House of Sing Lo g Advcrtising Manager Q'LTea House of Sing Lo lg Her Busy Dny g Stage Manager C Baby Steps Our Dg Advertising Manager of Ramblerg Baseball 643. Small in stature but very active, Shrimp is the business man of our class. Whenever a business or advertising manager has to be elected, every one just naturally thinks of Weston. His good nature and readiness to help have made him one of the most popular boys in the class. The Rambler

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'4 The Ifrimbif JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Une more year of work, play and companionship has carried us fthe class of '34-P within sight of the goal. How unattainable seemed the dignified pasi- tion of the Seniors on that day in September 1930, when we entered these portals of learning. VVe soon adapted ourselves to the new routine in such a manner that we had time for social events, activities, and true friendships. As Sophomores, we wlecomed the Freshmen with a formal reception. Dur- ing our secand year we strengthened our representation in outside activities. And now as we look back upon our junior year, nearly campleted, we may feel justly proud that '34 has been amply and creditably represented in Boys' and C irls' Basketball, the Orchestra, the Glee Club and the Operetta. As the year speeds us on to our goal We shall endeavor tn employ the same caoperation and school spirit which has carried us thus far, in order that cur teachers and friends may have only pleasant TIISITT-'JTl3S of the class of 1934.