Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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Entertainment was provided by the Misses Patty Martin and Elaine Krump- holz of Holyoke. Dancing was from eight to eleven, the music being supplied by the Night Hawks. Members of the Student Council cooperated with the fresh- man class in making the party a success. Refreshments were in charge of the class adviser, Miss Mills, and the secretary of the class, Miss Helen Iler. The faculty members were the Misses White, Fielden, Goodwin, Segal, Lynch, Mr. H. K. Thayer, and Mr. A. R. Lewis. The committee in charge consisted of the following class officers: President, Alton Gillan, Vice-President, Dorothy Krumpholzg Treasurer, Norman Cour- noyerg and Secretary, Helen Iler. MARY ANDERSON '36 - Li . . ANNUAL CONCERT of the EASTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRAL AND GLEE CLUBS under the Direction of W. L. Lovell assisted by Luther Sander, Violinist - TOWN HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE I5fh, I934 PROGRAM March Our Director ......,.,.,....,.........,.......,.............................,........,,...........................,.......,......, F. E. Bigelow M Eleanor Mary Russell, '37 at the Piano Overture-'tThe Calif of Bagdad .................,.........,.........,...............,.....................,........,........,...., Boieldeau Violin Concerto in A Major .........,,..,..................,...............,,..... ..,,.,........ W . A. Mozart Luther Sander '28 Thirty-seven

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three schools participated, were held in South Hadley Falls. All three schools presented excellent performances. Although the E. H. S. actors had but two weeks in which to rehearse, and then acted on a stage they had never even before seen, they presented a performance so well enacted that the judges had a hard time deciding the winner. The play put on by E. H. S. was entitled 'fThe Try- sting Place a one-act farce by Booth Tarkington. The cast was as follows: Rupert Smith .........,.....................,,.........................,............,,........... ........, P aul Meyer Jessie Briggs .....,..........,......... .........,..., H elen Wrobleski Mrs. Fannie Briggs .,.........., ...,,...... D orothy Ewing Lancelot Briggs ....,........ ........,... E dward Hadro Mr. Ingoldsby ..,,.,..... ......... J ames Diamond Mrs. Curtis ................... ......,................,,.........., A rlene Flint Mysterious Voice ........ ...,...........,.......,.,........,,.. A lfred Briere PAUL MEYER '35 JUN IOR-SENIOR PROMENADE The Easthampton High School Junior-Senior Promenade was held at the Town Hall, May 25. It began at 8 o'clock, the dancing beginning at 8:30 with a grand march led by Robert Buzzee and Elizabeth Purrington, President and Vice-President of the Senior Classy Music was supplied by Ned Barry's orchestra and a vocalist. The hall was decorated with birches, evergreens, and garden flowers. The class numerals had a prominent place in the decorations. Refreshments were served by ten freshmen girls and were in charge of Thelma Simpson, Senior, and Jeanette Kidger, Junior. Edward Berestka and Alton Gillan took turns in operating a spot-light. MARY ANDERSON '36 . SOPHOMORE PARTY The Sophomore class of the Easthampton High School held a party June 1 in the auditorium, under the supervision of Miss Ruth Fielden, the class adviser. The party started at eight o'clock, and there was dancing from 8:30 until 11 to music furnished by the Night Hawks. Members of the Student Council helped to make the party a success. Refreshments were in charge of members of the class. The faculty was represented by the Misses Fielden, White, Lyman, Mills, and Mr. H. K. Thayer. MARY ANDERSON '36 FRESHMAN PARTY The freshman class of the Easthampton High School held a party in the auditorium on May 18, under the supervision of the class adviser, Miss Dorothy B. Mills. Thirty-six

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I INTERMISSION Lullaby t From Joeelyn j ..............A.....................,...,,,A.......,,..........,,........ .,..,A... B enjaniin Godard Violin Obligato played by Omer Albert Laprade '36 and Arthur Alvin Hillert '37 Natalie Janet Rust '36 at the Piano Soon I'Ill Going Home ........,,,......,.,,,,....4.,,,.... 44...,..,..4.......,4....,....4......,,..,.,.........,...,.... ,...4. ..,.. X X 7 . Lester Adeline Eleanor Sliz '35 at the Piano Traumerei ......,,....,.................,,..................,,,........,,,,......,,,.........,......,.,..,........,...,....,.,........,,......,.......,........ R. Schumann Henrietta Josephine Stawarz '35 at the Piano GLEE CLUB Do You Remember? .,...........lll.,.....l.i,,,.......,,,.......,,.. ...,.,..... S toeving The Hidden Reef ..............,,,........,,........,,.....,.......,,... 44........4 S toeving Gypsy Danee .......,,,..........,...,...,....,.....,,.......,....,....,,.....,.. . ,... ......,... N aehez Luther Sander Frieda Sander '31 at the Piano Uatliedral Chimes ..,,,..,.,........,..... .........,..........,........,.,........ A rnold and Brown Natalie Janet Rust '36 at the Piano Sexlet from Lueie di Lammermoor ...,..,................. ..... ....,,,.... . . Donizetti Mareh-Boston Commandery .4,,..,...,.,........... ......................., T . M. Carter A very enjoyable eoneert was given this Year by Glee Club and the Orches- tra. We had the privilege of having Luther Sander, violinist, with us, and we wish to thank him heartily. We also extend our thanks to Mr. Lovell. We are sure that his work this year was appreciated by all. RITA ANDERSON '35 fihilll v A M l 4 Z - ATHLETICS SOCCER Easthampton High was well represented by an able and fighting soccer eleven last fall, in the Western part of this state. Although greatly handicapped by the laek of letter men, Coaeh Reed man- aged to develop available raw material into a Well-oiled machine. Thirty-eight