Greenfield High School - Evergreen / Exponent Yearbook (Greenfield, MA)

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Ruth Veronica Andrus “Ben” Tennis Team; Class Basketball. Ruth is that jolly, brown eyed girl from Room 14. She can swing a mean tennis racket and of course loves typing!?). During vacation, Ruth quite often deserts Greenfield. She’s fond of Little Old New York. Ruth plans to continue work. Good luck, Ruth. Muriel Elizabeth Ashley Sunny” French Club (3); Varsity Basketball (3), (4), Captain (4); Field Hockey (3), (4); Vice President of Class (4); High School Orchestra (3), (4); Student Council (4); Year Book Staff (4); Senior Dance Committee (4); New England Music Festival in Boston in 1929; Class History. Do you wonder that Muriel is called “Sunny”? This girl is a beaming ray of sun¬ shine, from the top of her light hair to the tip of her tiny chin. Good natured is no word for it. Whether playing basketball, studying, dancing, or walking with Bernie, she always has that same “Sunny” smile. Greenfield High is certainly grateful to Orange High School for allowing Muriel to come here her Junior Year. Muriel is planning to enter M. A. C. Laurence Winfred Baker Larry” Football (1), (2). (3), (4), Captain (4); Hockey (2), (3), (4) ; Honor Roll (2). Larry is one of those real boys from “Bingville.” He was rather quiet his first, two years, but lately he has overcome his bashfulness. He even has a girl. Baker, in addition to playing a stellar game at defense hockey, captained the purple and white gridsters to a (5-0 victory over Turners, Thanksgiving Day. When Larry leaves, G. H. S. will lose a true friend and sportsman. Iona Elizabeth Barr Betty” Underwood Typewriting Certificates; Glee Club (2), (3), (4); “Belle of Barcelona”; Commercial Club (3); Biology Club (2); H. M. S. “Pinafore” (4); Pro Merito. “Betty” has been prominent during her school years in social activities. Rare, indeed, were the dances at which she was not a shining guest. “Betty” has won many friends because of her slow, sweet smile, which ever lightens her face. She displayed her ability as a dancer in the operetta, “Pinafore.” Among her other charms is her sweet voice, which she used to advantage in the “Belle of Barcelona.” Although Betty is a member of Pro Merito, this has not kept her too busy to spend week-ends in Lee. Marjorie Hastings Bell Marge” Underwood Typewriting Certificate (2). Who will ever forget that little Senior girl of Room 14? With her cheery “hello” and captivating hi she has succeeded in winning the hearts of many. Typewriting and her other studies have kept her busy. What she plans to do next year is a mystery; whatever the solution may be. we feel sure that the climax will be a successful and happy one.

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Pro Merito Society Greenfield Chapter Class of 1930 Maurice J. Dwyer President Margaret L. Clark . Vice-President Laura M. Tolman . Secretary-Treasurer I. Elizabeth Barr Beeda E. Boutwell Margaret L. Clark Bernice E. Cooke Ernest M. Crowell Mary E. Cummings Mildred E. Delano Maurice J. Dwyer Doris Ellis Irma T. Fitzgerald Henry Id. Franklin Ruth A. Galuslni Julius L. Gould Roger W. T. Grant George L. Gregory, Jr. Evelyn A. Johnson Ruth I. Lewis Mildred E. Lyman Catherine E. Lynch Anna M. Maynard Shirley E. McCarthy Muriel S. Reece Charles W. Richardson Dorothy M. Tirrell Laura M. Tolman Gladys E. Whitcomb Stephen Zysk 16

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“Madge” Mabel Marjorie Bigelow Dramatic Club (4); Glee Club (3), (4); Class Basketball (1), (2); Vice-President (3); Play, “Thank You, Doctor”; Public Speaking Contest (3) ; Year Book Staff (4). “Mudge” needs no introduction. Who hasn’t noticed that different looking girl, or heard that characteristic laugh of hers. But have you ever seen her act? She makes a perfectly stunning boy, an answer to a maiden’s prayer sort of thing, you know. She is a very good piano player, but is extremely modest about it. Besides these parlor sports, “Mudge” plays basketball, and was the captain of her class team during her Freshman year. She plays a sure game of tennis, too. Even at that she made the honor roll quite a few times, but don’t embarass her by asking her how many times. Bceda Emma Boutwell “Bee” Pro Merito. Beeda is one of the quieter members of G. H. S., but has made many friends. Her four years have been spent most profitably, for she belongs to the Pro Merito, and her name appears regularly on the honor roll. Beeda plans to attend Framingham Normal to train as a domestic science instructor. Our best wishes, Beeda. James Anthony Bowe “ Searchlight” Commercial Club (3); Baseball (1), (2); Basketball (1), (2). “Searchlight,” besides being the tallest boy in the class, can be found almost any¬ where in Franklin County with his Nash. Lately the Nash has had an easy time, going only to the Franklin County Hospital. In his early high school days, Jim was a star baseball and basketball player, excelling in the latter sport. During his last two years, he has been working in a local First National Store. From all indications, we believe that it will be no string of pearls that Jim will offer some fortunate young lady, but a chain of red front grocery stores. Stick to it, “Searchlight.” Dorothy Mae Brooks French Club (2); Commercial Club (3); Dramatic Club (3), (4); Biology Club (2); Field Hockey (3). Of course you know her;—she’s that cute little girl that everybody likes. She always has a smile ready for anybody. She has always found time to work, having been employed in Wool worth’s, Markweil Stamp Co., and Hoadley’s Insurance office. Hubert Franklin Brown “Hubie” Band (1), (2), (3), (4); Orchestra (1), (2), (3); Assembly Orchestra (3); Honor Roll (2), (3); Hi-Y (4). Hubert is a quiet but very friendly boy who is well liked by those who really know him. He has helped the band win many a prize with his trumpet. At the beginning of his Senior year he was in the hospital recovering from an operation, but he has made up his work and is again a member of our class. Hubert has decided to be a C. P. A. and will attend the Bentley School of Accounting in the fall. 18