Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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CLASS HISTORY By MARY CONWAY T IS the natural deslre of everyone in th1s world to accomphsh somethlng really great so that 1t m ly be recorded ln the xnnals of time and ln the pages of his tory Vle too the class of 1011 h ive th lt sime dcslrc and ln these few p xges Qlven to us set down for cvcry one to see our lnstory of the past three yc urs Let us bcgln m September of 1038 'lhit w as thc year we entered Holyoke High School lor the hrst txme We were wide eyed lncredulous sophomores and proud of 1t' However we gamed DOISS from the upper classmen and our nrst opportunlty to show our style came on Holyoke High at the annual Parents nlght Then came the day that we all had been waxtmg for we were to elect our class officers We made a fine choice electlng James Begley as presldent Mary kelly as VICE pres1dent W 1ll1am Stapleton treasurer Carol McManus secretary and James Cleary sargeant at arms We pass on to another year our Junior year a year m which we were to see many changes pattern themselves Our beloved Dr Conant had reslgned and ln hls Seat sat our new prlnclpal Mr Fitzpatrlck Mr Brown was not longer 1n our mldst and Miss Judd and Miss Spencer had ret1red Besldes th1s an old Holyoke Hlgh bulldlng was belng completely renovated And so we entered this year w1th melancholy in our hearts that was to be blotted out by our new accomphshments In November of 1939 we agam elected our clasS officers James Begley was unanimously elected presi dent Mary Kelly again chosen as vice presldent Roger Desroches treasurer Mary Conway secretary and James Lallberte class marshall In December of th1s same year we successfully 1ntro duced something new in entertainment to the teachers and puplls of Holyoke High At our class entertain ment we brought forth Russ Chase and his orchestra They were qulte sensational Afterwards they played for all our school dances Ours was a class that was destined to start omethmg new for the Iirst tlme the ,lunlor and Senior classes comblned to promote the famous and successful Yuletide lrom of 1930 Again we estlbhshcd '1 precedent by belng muted 'ls 1 group to attend th Senior f.,I'lClL1ll101'l exercises So came June and we were the last ones to sly good bye to '3 for upon our return ln the fill we were mtroduced to an cnt1rcly new numbcrmg system Our old 53 was now 710 At list we had attuned that envx lble goal we were Semors 'ind as SCUIOFS we had much to do As soon as everyone had settled down to school routlne we selected our leaders for the 40 11 season Our officers remalned the same w1th the exceptlon of the treasurer whose dutles w h1ch were now taken over by Russell Chase Once more our class took the 1n1t1at1Ve We the class of 1941 were the first to lnstall the Student Council formally James Dowd Mary Conway and Mary Wachon holdlng the respective officers of DFCSI dent VICC president and secretary took the oath of ofiice as adm1n1stered by Mr F1tzpatr1cl1 Then all cabmet members and section representatlves took the Athen1an Oath Needless to say the greatest success of our three years was the Senior Junlor Prom It was beautlful ' Lovely glrls 1n equally lovely gowns handsome escorts a wonderful orchestra and everythlng that goes lnto maklng a wonderful dance Then came February and we began to wonder whether or not we were going to have a Year Book A class meetlng was called by our pr1nc1pal and it was declded that we were to have an Annual Plans got under w ay and a comm1ttee was chosen wlth Alexander Gerardo as Editor 1n Chlef At last came t1me to make plans for Class Day Our speakers and partxclpants were chosen and a play selected And as our three years come gloriously to a close all th it remains unhmshcd ln tlllS recount IS the chmax It cmnot be recorded here for lt has not as yet tal cn place l'he hn il hmsh the end 1ll w lll take pl Ice as we walk across th it stlce on Hfldlldtltlll day ind receive our d1plomas . K I ' 3- .N ' c C s w c . . . .. 1 . ., , Y 3 V 'N C Zi' .111 2 . ' . ' ' . fn' fs- K' 152 ' 1 4 1 ' 'I u 1 '. , 'x f .' , 2 A Z fi ' 'f '1 4 e , 2 ' 2 ,Nl I ri Z ' IA VK-xx. ' 1 1 1 1 fy1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 V, Q ' 'e .,c x me 1, -.' x 1' . 1 .. . .. ..- -1 - ' , 1 DL ' ' 1 1: ' 11 .-' -1 - .. z 'z. x 1' . K .1 .' -1 1 ' e1 'r F 1 h ' 2 .1 1.1 V ,1.- vw ,Q V ,- X ' S ' mx L- 1.4 . 1 X L ' V .' -1,1 ' N , 5 ,V x .i X Y I ' E , . , . x Vx ' c 4 .,e e c . v , ' ' y , ,, L , . . Y Y ' It xv September 28, when we introduced our parents to - g- .' , - - 1 , ' , , v ' r . ' , v I I V - , , Y y , . , . i. .- , . Y - Y vi v ' , , . . . . 7 Y V . . . v . v ' ' l v Y . . . . , 4 Y ' ' , 1 1 , 7 I 7 . Y .. . . , - . , , , , V ! - ' Y - . . ' v 1 ' V 1 , , s ' - , z . , . ' x' .,', , , , - ' 1 1 'z x' X . ' cf ,.. H .4- . '. -z z'.'rz'r:'- . E, - '.'.e 2.11 2' c'z 1