Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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Mr. Edward K. Boak who was principal of Easthampton High School from 1909-1919, has been elected superintendent of a union district of six towns in Vermont. Before this appointment he was principal in Windsor, Vt., 14 years, and in Wilmington, Vt., 2 years. Samuel Potsubay, '32 - Amherst, '36, one of two students to win the combined Phi Delta Theta and Harvey Blodgett Scholarships at the Marine Biolog- ical laboratory at Woods Hole. The scholarship is awarded to the stu- dent who shows the greatest proficiency in biology, also president of Theta Delta Chi and art editor of the Lord Jeff, college humorous publica- tion. Miss Mary A. Tannatt of Easthampton has been awarded the Catherine Filenc prize for outstanding work in economies. MARRIAGES Ruth Forbes '27 Edith Grange '27 Katherine Walker Lena Drondoski '29 Sheila Heffernon Louise Kurtz '30 Elizabeth Carver '30 Molly Culver '31 Dorothy Kurtz '33 Madeline Boucher '34 Olive Downey '34 Jeanette Pepin '29 Mildrid Cavanaugh '24 Eleanor Baumgartner Doris E. Morgan Howard Neff Robert Comstock Harold Hollcran '27 Wayne Tichenor Edward Ryan '29 Theodore Mesh '25 George Preston Lester Jackson Edgar Bergmann '28 Jeremiah Mullen Newman Greene Edwin Gregory '34 Henry J. LaPrade Milo H. Buzzee, Jr. '29 John T. MeAuley '28 fifty-nm

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Mary Tannatt '31-Graduates from Wheaton College. She received special honors in Economics, and is on the Dean's list. HONORS Jean McTurk, '30, is a junior at American International College. She has obtained an average of B for one term, has been on the President's Honor Roll and has an average of 87? at the mid-semester period. Edith Yuill at the Bay State Teachers' College in Framingham Mass., obtained as marks in her subjects one term this year, seven A's and one B. Hazel E. Pomeroy, '33, has earned second honors for the winter term at the Bay Path Institute, Springfield, a school of business training This recognition requires all grades for term above 80 per cent with at least one-third above QOW. Joe Derwiecki, '34, was awarded the State Prize for the Corn Project and attend- ed the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in December, 1934. Harold D. Chittim, '15, has been appointed superintendent of schools at Marion. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chittim of Chapman Ave. and for the past seven and a half years he has been supervising principal of the Harvey- Wheeler School at Concord. He received his Master's degree from B. U., cum laude honors. Edith Yuill won the first prize on a dress at the State Contest. Later in Chicago she won the third prize which was a beutiful white gold wrist watch. Sam Potsubay, '32, won a prize in chemistry at Amherst College. Stanley Podolak, '34, was awarded an algebra prize at Williston this year. Norman Sjogren, '32, Massachusetts State College, is on the Dean's list and won the Ward Scholarship. Clifton Ewing, '24 who has been teaching in the Rutland, Vermont High School, has been appointed instructor of mathematics in the high school at Briar- cliff Manor, New York. Helen Regish, '33, State Teachers' College at Salem, Mass. Honors in both shorthand and typewriting. Helen Wardzala, '32, State Teachers' College at Salem, honors in both shorthand and typing. Mr. Alfred B. Morrill, former principal of Easthampton High School, is celebrat- ing his fiftieth reunion at Bates College this month. Barbara Gould, '30, Took a post graduate course this year, at Mt. Holyoke College and received her degree of Master of Arts. Carl R. Johnson, '29, Received with honor the degree Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the faculty of the School of Engineering, Northeastern University. Howard W. Osborn, '32, Won third honors at Worcester Technical Institute, and holds a John Boynton Scholarship. fifty

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Sfudenfs fficer' Daniel N. Shaw ,,.....,....,,...... Oliver W. Cobb, M. D. Charles J. Hanson, M. D. Howell K. Thayer ......... Alice W. Alvord .............. Sophie B. Baranowski ...... Grace C. Brennan ....... Arnold V. Cleary ............ Dorothea E. Dower ......... Ruth S. Fielden ..,,...,...,.. Marian S. Goodwin .......... Edna H. Graham .............. Raymond G. LaForce .......... Alvan R. Lewis .............. Connie S. Lovell ......... Lou M. Lyman ..,..,.,..,...,, Elizabeth A. Lynch ..,..,...... Ida M. Mahoney ......,.. Roland E. Reed ....... Lillian Segal ..,....,,..... Anna H. Sheldon ,...... Everett Sittard .......... Edna E. Webber .......... Harry C. Duryee ....... Hazel M. Eames .......,. Ethel L. Voigt ........, Carl M. Wagner .,... fifty-tim SCHOOL COMMITTEE SUPERINTENDENT Herbert D. Casey SECRETARY Bertha M. Voigt FACULTY AND STAFF .............Chairrnan ..,...,.....,Secretary ...,.........Principal .............English ..............,Secretarial ......,........Mathematics ..,,,...,.,,...,,.,....,..,,Science ............German, English .............................French .........Bookkeeping ..............Citi zen ship ..........Secretaria1 .,.............Mathematics ........Latin, English .......................History .,...........Science Business Practice .......Latin, English ............Mathematics ,..,..,.....Manual Training ...,........Food, Clothing . ,...... ........... S ecretary ,........Jan1tor