Central High School - Blue and White / Pnalka Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Beit Girl Student . E ZIIEIZIIEIZIIEIUEIISQHII NIB-JilllUl5IZIl3lZl BIZ W EFS EW F53 W 53 EW 19235 Glass Ballot Beet Boy Student .......... JOHN SAUNDERS . LEAH KLEMPNER Mott Popular Boy . Moft Popular Girl . Prettieft Girl . . Handrorneft Boy . Beit All-Around Boy Beit All-Around Girl Beit Boy Mixer . Bert Girl Mixer . Mort Promifing Boy Most Promiying Girl Glas: Mufician . Clay: Aetrefx . Glas: Actor . Clary Athlete . Clan' Dude . . Clay: Woman Hater Clan Man Hater . Clary Heartbreaker , Cuteft Girl . . Ladief' Man , . Noifiext Man . Most Talkative Girl Clan Blujfer . . Clan A rtift . Glas: Baby . Clay: Giggler . Glas: Wit . . Claw' Heavyweight . Clan Flyweight . Clan Optimift . Glas: Pesfimift . Moxt Dignijied Girl Gleverest Girl . . Nerviest Man . . . MERRILL KEYES JEANNE CONVERSE NIURIEL CLEVELAND . ALLEN SPENCER LAURENCE PHELPS JEANNE CONVERSE MERRILL KEYES JEANNE CONVERSE . ALLEN SPENCER JEANNE CONVERSE . CARL MILLER PHYLLIS BECKWITH . VINCENT ADAMS . JOHN STEWART . lVlAX ABRAMS JAMES FERGUSON . ALMA ADAMS NIERRILL KEYES ALICE SEYBOLT JOHN STEWART . CARL MILLER . VIRGINIA SMART . NIERRILL KEYES . VIRGINIA SMART . PHILIP HEADY RUTH CALDERWOOD LAURENCE PHELPS ALPHONSE ALPHANO . ALICE SEYBOLT . IWERRILL KEYES . CARL MILLER ROSEMARY REYNOLDS ROSEMARY REYNOLDS . MERRILL KEYES Boy Who Ha: Done Moet for '235 . . MERRILL KEYES Girl Who Har Done Mott for '235 . . BARBARA SHATTUCK Boy Most to be Respected . . . ALLEN SPENCER Girl Mott to he Admired JEANNE CONVERSE Clan Girl Flirt . . . . BARBARA TAIT Clan Boy Flirt . . . JOHN STEWART 1 -EMCLEEEEfEM.EE.AEQt EEE M N E33 F33 W E3

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P QL jl 63 E., 'B i EQ Eliillillll MII -.lilllilam T ELIZABETH VVILLIAMSOIQ Kendall Hall G. A. A. Cl, 2, 355 Gym Exhibition Q25g Chairman 3B Dance Com- mittee C353 3B Card Party C355 Usher Pinafore C35. For :he war .rtudious--of her eaye. OLIVE WOODRUFE Miff W'heeloele'.r Kindergarten Training School G.iA. A. Cl, 2, 35, Pierides Cl, 2, 35, Gym Nleet Cl, 25, 3B Declama- tion Contest Q35g 3B Picnic Committee C35, 3A Dance Committee C35g Players Ah youthlforever dear, forever kind. ALFRED ZIRKIN College Preparatory Course B. A. A. Cl, 2, 35g House C155 Chess Club C25. 7 I have never fought the world, .N The world war not to .feek me. Y N x l 1-T' WINIFRED RETA FITZGERALD .1 Our Classmate, Winifred Fitzgerald, died October 13, 1923. She was Q a student of exceptional abilityg her name has invariably appeared on the Honor Roll. At the awarding of the Three Year Honor Pins, Winifred's memory was honored by a Magna Cum Laudel' pin, which went to her parents. She was always ready to give her time and services to any class project. Her fine scholastic record, her happy disposition, and her many acts of friendship have placed her high in the esteem of the faculty and pupils. L '7 Forever honored, forever mourned. GEORGIA E. LYON We, the class of 19235, feel that no liner tribute can be paid our class advisor, Miss Lyon, than that given her at the class banquet: A friend she is, who sets her heart upon us, who is happy with us, de- lights in us, and does all that is in her power to do for us, and does for us what we want, is willing and fully engaged to do all she can for us, 3 and one on whom We can rely in all cases. Such is our class adviser! E. Thou wer! our guide, philoropher and friend. I N 2 E 22 5 I 2 E : --1 Y Y'Ai5 A A -H: 35 - I lei I 1 lei lf-M. - - - - W-EE,.I2Q..LQE ... - A ' - f 'E X 73 E73 F73 7 '3 T

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l I M Eurasiapanamauuaaaamiamux.rim 5 T9 53 m at V7 Iaisturp nf the Glass nf 19235 Gffnners Senior feat Prexidenl, MERRILL KEYES Secretary, RIURIEL CLEVELAND Fire-Presidznt, JEANNE CoNvERsE Treaxurer, LAURENCE Pl-IELPS Member-at-Largf, BARBARA SHATTUCK Faculty Adwixer, MIss GEORGIA E. LYON Zuniut Bear Prefidfnt, MERRILL KEYES Secretary, STANLEY CARON Vice-Prefidenr, MAXIIAM IVIETCALF Treafurer, lN1ARY DYBA Membfr-at-Iargf, lVIURIEL CLEVELAND Faculty Adviferf, Miss LUCY H. CHAPMAN, Miss HARRIET W. MARR ,freshman fear Prfrident, ALLEN'SPENCER Secretary, STANLEY CARON Vice-Prffidfnt, PAUL TAIT Treafurer, GLENN PEASE Member-at-Largf, DONALD HAINIILTON Fafulty Advisers, Miss LUCY H. CHAPMAN, Miss HARRIET W. ZXIARR Ziaisturp uf the Cutlass uf 19235 uf Glentral Ziaigb Srbnul A document of historic anecdotes in the form of a dialogue between two graduates of the class, who meet again in 1935, and who, after the preliminary greetings, start to chat of dear old Central High. Didn't we have some good old times in that class of 19235? Ours certainly was a great class, you must admit. It certainly was. VVe showed them what a small class with a lot of 'pep' can do. VVhen I think of all the things we did in three years, I wonder the clock didn't run slow. Do you remember when we came to Central as 'little green freshies, and suffered the agony of wearing our hair in pigtails?H And came home each day with our arms loaded with books to let people know that we went to High School? Yes, and endeavored to twist our tongues around the entanglements of that 'Undertaker's Song' and 'Bracks-Quacks-Quacks' under the guidance of Kendall Joy? I remember sitting in the back and wondering what under the sun the rest of the school was yelling. Then you must surely recall the class picnic at Riverside. Don't you remember how we were all cheering and singing when Merrill lost his hat and had to go back after it?l' It was about the same time we ran our first real dance. We all had a wonderful time. But wasn't that dance a failure? Hardly anyone attended! A failure? Why, there was a big crowd there! Alphonse Alphano camel I was talking of picnics, not dances, for I'll never forget the one at Forest Lake. It didn't look as if we were going at first. We didn't get the kind of weather we ordered, and the truck didn't come. But we procured another truck and after we got there, we made up for lost time. Remember how we played drop the handkerchief in the dance hall and 'Junie' Hurlbut arrived just in time to give out the forfeits? Then we had that impromptu entertainment in the theatre and Miss Lyon gave that funny stuttering stunt and Merrill,Alice, and somebody else acted hero, heroine, and villain. Well, have you talked yourself out at last? Here you have been raving about a 3B picnic and we were discussing our sophomore yearf' 24 TT15TW,EMlEEIefQft3M.leE.-IilQ. EQ? E93 ETH E53 fi 1 573 N U W vi N I W