Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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EASTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION June 28, 1934 Roman March ....... .,,,,,........,..........,............,.......,,........,.........., ....,......,, G o unod Invocation Rev. Kenneth R. Teed Salutatory Oration ..,,...... ..4....,..4,.........AAA..,.A.....,,,.....,.,.,.....,.....,...................... T he House of Tomorrow Robert Daniel Buzzee Cathedral Chimes .....tt.,.,.A.....t,,,,..4..,.,,.4..,.....,.......,...t...,........,,.,....,..4...,4....,,,........A.......oA.... Arnold and Brown Easthanipton High School Orchestral Club Address Dr. Charles R. Brown of Yale University Presentation of Class Gift Mildred Arlene Flint Response for the School Frances Charles Hadro, '35 Valedictory Agnes Ruth McLean March: Our Director ,,........,.......,.,,.......,,,.... 4..,.,..,..,,.........,...,.....,........ .,.l............. .,,. ...,. ........,..... B i g e l ow Easthampton High School Orchestral Club Presentation of Prizes .....,..,,.,,,..,,,....,..,,,......,,.......,,,........,,........,.,.......,, Principal Howell K. Thayer Alumni Prizes ..,,,.i,.,.,,,,...,...,,.........,,................,. Agnes Ruth McLean, Robert Daniel Buzzee Elsie Newton Mathematics Prize 4.,... ....l...,..,..., ....,...... ........,. .,......,....... R o b e rt Daniel Buzzee Class of 1918 Prize ......,,,.................,..............,....... ................ lN Iax Anthony Strycharz Anna E. Gorham Prize in English ,,.... ........ . . ....,.......,. Kenneth Bradford Gunn Helena C. Evans Art Prize ...,ii....ll,..l,.l....l,,.,,.......,,........., l.... .4...4...,.,. G e orge Oliver Figgie, '37 Washington-Franklin Medal in U. S. History .... .. ..,.........,,.. ...,..... A gnes Ruth McLean Clark-Donovan Prize .............4.,....,.,.......,,,,........,.................,,,............,.,...,. Jacob Kurtz Frederick, Jr. IV. L. Lovell Prizes for Spirit of Co-operation in Musical Activities Anna Mary Balciunas, Ruth Wilhelmina Sander Renssalear Medal in Science and Mathematics ..................,....,.... Alfred Louis Briere American Legion Auxiliary Prize for Improvement in Scholarship . . Walter Edward Stasz Sarah G. Lyman Prize for Moral Influence .,.,.,...... .....,..... lt Iargaret Rita Laurion Mary L. Clancy Prize in Bookkeeping ..,,,, ,,.. .,,.... .....,.,....,....,,..,....,..,.... A g n es Ruth McLean D. A. R. Prize for Interest in U. S. History ,..... ........... . ., Stanley Mieczyslaw Bozek Dorcas Chapin Miller Senior English Book Prize ................ Louis Francis Tylczak Presentation of Diplomas .,,.......,..,,...,,,,...,...,,,.........,,,.,...,,,............,........,,,. Dr. Charles J. Hanson Song: America ASSEMBLY GATHERINGS The Easthampton High School has held the following assembly gatherings during the year. October 23, We enjoyed a very unusual entertainment. Mischa Tulin played on a theramin and explained his instrument. The pieces that he played were the thirty-two

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PEW EW CINE I l i l 3595 il n illll P m n 1' i za III FLORENCE SHELDON-E. H. S., 1935 We were slioeked and grieved to learn last full of the death of Florence Sheldon. Quiet and unassuming, slle always did her best to perform lier school duties and to make the world zz better place to live in - We mourn her passing and express our sylupatliy to her family and friends. CLASS DAY, JUNE 26, 1934 Address of Welcome ...... ...... ....... ....., ...... . . . .,., ..... , .....,, .... , , . . . Robert Buzzef- Ivy Poet . ...,,,.......,.. ......,.. ,,,,.. I I 'alter lC:1rus Ivy Urntor ,..... . ...... , ....., .... , ..., ,,.., , , l..,,.,...... ,,....... I .eo Muekos Ivy Song ,,.. ...,........ ,,........ I9 ' l'21I1K'lS Murpliy and IIOSUIIIZIFY U'Neill Class Prophet ...,....,,,,,,...,...... ...,, ,,., ....., , , , .. I ..,,,., ...., .... l zieob Frederiek Proplieey on the Propliet ....,,,... ..,,,....... S tzuiley Bozek Class Will .... .... . . .... I I . Rita I,auu'iou Class History ,,..... ,, ..1IlC'llill'll M1-Czilliuu Flower Girl ...... ,.,.. E lle11 Buekities thirty-one

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'tLargo , Trees and Home on the Range . October 30, Pro Merito pins were presented. November 9, Armistice Day exercises were held with Major Lynch as prin- cipal speaker. Recitations were delivered by Mildred Culver, Alice Griggs, and Paul Meyer. December 4, Soccer Letters were presented. December 21, Christmas exercises were held, beginning with the singing of It Came upon the Midnight Clear . Then a recitation, Just for Xmas , was delivered by Aime Martinat. Following this, another recitation, 'tChristmas , was given by Dorothy Krumpholz. Adele Laprade sang, Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem , accompanied by Henrietta Stawarz. 'tThe Story of the Sheperd and Caleb Flint's Xmas were delivered by Adele Faivre and Anthony Lis, respectively. The exercises closed with the singing of HSilent Night . January 29, L. R. Talbot of the Audubon Society of America presented lan- tern pictures of various birds. He gave a description of each bird and an imitation of its song. February 21, In honor of Washington's Birthday a historical play was pre- sented by the Student Council. Washington's first cabinet meeting was repre- sented by tl1is play, in which the following students had roles: Edward Hadro, Katherine Hoffman, Peter Kokoszyna, Omer Laprade, Warren Lux, Peter Paeoeha, and Steven Rapalus. March 26, Mr. Burton Davis gave a very interesting talk, Preserving Food . He related how ice had first come into use. We were also told how ice was made in Egypt and how it had been made in Panama during the construction of the Panama Canal. His talk was very much enjoyed by the student body. April 1, The world's champion typist, Mr. Hossfield, demonstrated his re- markable ability as a typist. He was able to type one hundred thirty-five words in one minute. Two points in typing that he stressed were rhythm and the avoid- ance of unnecessary motions. May 29, Memorial Exercises were held with Captain Parker as principal speaker. A recitation was delivered by Franklin Mullaly, the salute to the flag was given and two patriotic songs, America and '4The Star Spangled Banner were sung. ' JULIA B. MAJKA, '37 thirty-three