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

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EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITORS Carol Roscoe Judith Boron Margaret Grant Typists — Margaret Chevalier Ann Prescott Jean McMahon Jean Ross Mary O ' Malley Sandra Heald Junior Editors — Phyllis Bergeron Sandra Doret John Pekenia Alan Oates Sophomore Edit ors — Cecelia Guiu Katherine Sigda YEARBOOK STAFF Secretary -— Jane Manning Administration and Faculty — Diane Bolton Curriculum —- Pamela Kenneally Organizations — Margery Carlson Senior Pictures — Janet Gregory Who’s Who — Virginia Warren Sports — Nancy Fritz and Richard Ballou Sales — Jean Chabot Candids -— Brian Diggins and Mary Ann Carme STAFF MEMBERS Mary King Ross Anderson Peter Blaha Carol Burrfside Jayne Coughlin Richard Jamison Kathleen Steiner Sandra Stratton Susan Tyler Katherine Stamas Lee-Ann Latham Susan West Nancy Franklin Russel Newton Nancy Gregory Richard Somes William Martin Susan Morrison Harold Patnode Margaret White Roberta Peters Cheryl Card Janice Cieplik Susan Graves Pamela Hurlburt Laura Murphy Barbara Moore Thomas Piontek Katherine Sliva Ann W ormwood Jon Rood ADVERTISING ART BUSINESS David French 27 John Ward Aurel Peter son

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L to R — Katherine Stamas, Secretary; Arthur Brown, Vice President; Richard Ballou, President; Jean Chabot, Treasurer. CLASS OF 1962 The Class of 1962 has certainly been a success. As sophomores, we successfully put on the Thanksgiving Day Dance, had a top notch variety show, and started selling refreshments at the bas¬ ketball games. In our junior year, our achieve¬ ments were directed towards our outstanding Junior Prom — but this has been the year which has illustrated further the excellence of our class. Our high scholastic standing was demonstrated when the School Committee decided to have faculty members do “team teaching” with an ex¬ perimental group of advanced students in our class. The senior boys certainly demonstrated our su¬ periority in athletics during our tremendous foot¬ ball season. We showed our exceptional school spirit when we organized a Pep Club and the Boy Cheer¬ leaders. Yet, the achievements of our class could not have been so great without the leadership, cooper¬ ation, and diligence of our class officers. Dick has been our president for all three years. His leader¬ ship has accounted for our successful activities. Art, our vice-president, new to G.H.S. this year, has proved his worth through his willingness and cooperation. Jeannie, our treasurer for three years, has been one of our most diligent workers. When¬ ever help was needed, Jeannie was always there. Kathy has been our secretary in our sophomore and senior years and we have all benefited greatly by Kathy’s hard work. Now that our class has completed its years at G.H.S. we, fhe students of that class, can proudly say, “We the Class of 1962, have achieved our goal: loyalty, honor, and scholarship.” 26

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FREDERICK JOSEPH ACKERMANN “Fred” ‘‘Good things come in small packages” BRUCE HOWARD ADAMS “Bruce” “Ask me no questions, I’ll tell no lies” WAYNE FRANCIS AISTON “Wayne” “Quiet in method, resolute in action” DONNA MARIE ALEX “Donna” “Little things have their own charm” RAYMOND WALTER ALMSTEAD “Ray” “My only books were women’s looks, and folly’s all they taught me” JOHN ROSS ANDERSON “Ross” “He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast”