Technical High School - Tech Tiger Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1942 volume:

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With devotion to our country, with pride in our school, and with confidence in ourselves, we present the theme of this Tech Tiger issue: A Technical education is a Blueprint for Victory. Harold Brown First Row - ,Ivan liaillii-ul, Shirley Turner, june Carvillc, Barbara Bates, Barbara Billings, Dorothy Cantwell, Agin-s Carlson, Roland llc-dard, Lloyd K1-ough, Lillian Kosinslci, Joan Hummel, Elizabeth East- man Second Row - Evelyn lVl4-reliant, l'atric'ia Stathis, Ve-ronira Sullivan, Richard Ansehutz, Roland Berard, Shirley Marsh, Joyce lVlarc'oulier, llarolcl Brown, jean Meyrick Absent From Picture - Carolyn Snowrlell, lrenm- Sacljak, Harold Okuni, Mauro Laeedonia, Reginald Cook TECH TIGER STAFF Editorial Board - Editor-in-chief, Agnes Carlson, Photography Editor, Shirley Marsh, Art Editor, Reginald Cook, Boys' Sports Editor, Roland Bedardg Girls' Sports Editor, Barbara Bates: Co-club Editors, Jean Baillieul, Lloyd Keoughg Personals Editor, Evelyn Merchant, Typing Editor, Dorothy Cantwell. Advisers - Mr. Albin C. Szala, Mr. Cyrus VV. jones, Mr. Lyman B. Sanborn, Mr. Herbert S. Northrup. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreward Presentation Faculty Seniors Valedictory All School Awards Underclassmen Advertisements Activities Athletics Aviation Clubs Drama Music School Life FACULTY AND STUDENTS IN MILITARY SERVICE BOYS IN THE SERVICE Albert Cormier Marines 1942 Norman Caisse Marines 1942 Kenneth Beausoleil Marines 1942 Herbert Anderson Navy 1942 Thomas Limotti Air Corps 1942 Herman Hageman Air Corps 1942 Norman Dupuis Navy 1942 Raymond Bliss Navy 1942 Fred Richter Navy 1943 Lawrence Dennis Marines 1942 Arthur Baker ' Navy 1942 Harry Sylvester Marines 1943 Harry Wells Navy 1943 Kenneth Parkman Navy 1944 FACULTY MEMBERS IN THE SERVICE Mr. Henry A. Hewitt Army CMathemat1csJ Mr. William O. Brooks Army CChemistryj Mr. Stuart A. Lyman Army CEnglishj Mr. Arthur H. Woodworth Army CMathemat1csj CBecause of circumstances beyond our control, it is impossible for us to get the name of every boy who has entered the servicej PRESENTATION To Mr. M. Marcus Kiley, our principal, who through his splendid work has brought much fame to Technical High School. He has given us Technicades which, largely through his efforts, have been a tremendous success. He is the willing giver, receiver, and able supporter of all new sound ideas and suggestions. By means of his dynamic personality, he has won the respect of all he has come in contact with. Through his foresight, many changes have already been made and many more will be made to make Tech the outstanding school of its kind. To Mr. Donald G. Gifford, our assistant principal, who wisely advises the Student Council. All know him for his enthusiastic participation and sincere interest in student affairs. We find him a ready listener and a sympathetic counselor. To them both for their leadership, interest, and untiring efforts, we, with sincere pleasure and appreciation, present this Tech Tiger. Agnes Carlson Mr. M. Marcus Kiley Principal of the Technical High School Mr. Donald G. Gifford Assistant Principal FACULTY ug, . Qi KV,,L LJ its , Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Absent From Picture Mr. liusln-y, Mr. Norllirup, Mr. Slztlzt, Mr. Cook, Mr. Gifford, Mr. Kiley, Mr. Hanson, Mr. llufhn, Mr. Reynolds, Mr, l.ynch, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Maynrd Miss lit-ssie Allen, Miss Greenwood, Miss .Xgnes Young, Mr. Wood, Mr. jones, Miss Bradley, Miss Qt-lln-y, Mr. Vliatlmer, Miss Danforth, Mr. Best, Mr. O'Rourke, Mr. Runipal, Miss Hart, Miss Horrgard Mrs. 'lihc-inert, Miss Hawkins, Mr. f3l'QCIl21Wily, Mr. Brown, Mr. Reed, Miss Blaisdt-ll, Miss Durkcc, Miss VVhittt-more, Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. Nt-whzxll, Mr. Allan, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Oliver, Miss Smith Mr. Lincoln, Mr. Clancy, Mr. Aiken, Mr. Davis, Miss Rideout, Miss Lewis, Miss Gztlilt-r, Miss Swenson, Miss VVi!son, Miss Miller, Mr. Cowing, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Kelly, Dr. Clunc Mr. Sliipwzty, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Andrewes, Mr. Stone, Mr. Mackenzie, Mr. Stout, Mr. Sanborn, Mr. Spviicc, Miss jan-de, Mr. Fenner, Mr. Doane, Mr. Butler, Miss McCarthy, Miss Carey, Miss llovnton Mrs. Howes, Miss Miriam Allen, Mr. Woodworth, Mr. Hutchinson, Dr. Cockayne, Miss Leta Young, Mr.l.yinz1n,,MissJ:u'kson, Miss Maurer, Mr. Hitchcock, Miss Bourn, Miss Bell, Mr. Thorndiks-, Mr. Lake, Mr. Lawrt-ncc, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Winslow Qgpfinf gf my .96 Q' Qi- S' H .,,,,, Ei M-an l,4--: CLASS OF JANUARY 1942 ' OFFICERS AND ADVISERS President: Douglas Lenkoski Vice-President: Harry Danos Advisers: Miss Sarah P. Durkee Treasurer: Robert Keene MV- Paul R- M31'Sh Secretary: Marian Edwafdg Auditor: MT. Herbert Northrup Member at Large: William Poulos ww , i as lleywood Cooper Harry Danos Anna Davies Alexander Demetriou 'l'h2ldd0US Drisvoll Robert Ilerbert C 1 F I N i . ffyr 0 av' , ll 5 5. H 1- . i lil A h on L y 3 e or Alfred Koenig Ilelen Kyriakos Douglas Lenkoski Gerald Odentz Harvey Ruhf Virginia Tanguay William Poulos ,I l in QNORS , ,ef THREE Y THREE YEAR H r EAR 0Nons ff 'I f g ,f e 1 L ,L . , ,v r Barbara Thomas w'7lk1,fj'f.3 'Q Pearl ThYf92.0d .-' if - 1 ' ' I' e Q ' Edith Zundell it Virginia Tanguay Douglas Lenkoski WARNER ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Virginia Rita Tanguay, of the January class, was chosen to receive Technical's highest award, the Charles F. Warner Achievement Medal. By being outstanding in dramatics, president of the Drama Club for three years, president of the French Club, a three-year member of Pro Merito and secretary of State Junior Pro Merito, associate editor of Tech News, winner of Bosch and Lomb Science Medal, winner of Community Chest Speaking Contest, and a member of Student Council, she has amply fulfilled the qualifications of scholarship, leadership, and citizenship and, aided by her friendly personality, has proved herself worthy of this award. Douglas Leo Lenkoski, of the January class, was chosen to receive Technical's highest award, the Charles F. Warner Achievement Medal. By being president of Pro Merito, of which he was a three year member, president of State Pro Merito, president of his class, and president of Student Council, he has fulfilled the necessary qualifications of scholarship, leadership, and citizenship, and, aided by his very likable and friendly personality, has proved himself worthy of this high honor. l 'T 1 I efglra L4 Anderson, Ilerbert Barbeau, Edward Bartlett, Norma Bassett. Barbara BRSIOW, Peggy 3 J if ws- ,Q 43' Bellotti, Nathan Benson, Stuart Biakis, Michael Bouton, William A 4 vt' X ,vf'zVg 'Q' t er t Bracci, Minca Q 'B Broderick, Francis gi V Q-P Brereton, Dewey NORMA BARTLETT, 171 Bowles Park General Course BARBARA BASSETT, 141 San Miguel St. General Course DEWEY S. BRERETON, 62 Stebbins St. General Course Admiral wishes to go into aviation or big business . Dew has been a Janitor and an oliice boy. His hobby is boxing. His ideas of good times are dancing, skat- ing, and long trips in groups. STUART GRAHAM BENSON, 20 Myrtle Terrace General Course Chorus 1, 2, 35 Motion Picture Club 33 Basketball 1, Class Dance Committee 3, Dramatics 3. Stu plans to enter A.I.C. He wishes to be a mechanical engineer in plastics. His idea of a good time is a class dance with his best girl. HERBERT CARLETON ANDERSON, 15 Elsie St. General Course Band 2, 3, Orchestra 3 Andy plans to make radio or music his life work. His hobby is music. He has played with dance bands outside of school. EDWARD S. BARBEAU, 93 Clifton Ave. General Course Student Councilg Photographylg Man- ager of Football, Basketball 1, 23 Dra- matics 3. Eddie intends to join the Navy or become a toolmaker. His hobby is roller skating. His idea of a good time is roller skating. MICHAEL JAMES BIAKIS, 79 Alvin St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y, Vice-President 2, Secretary 2, President 33 S.A. Collector 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2g Class Treasurer 23 Avia- tion Club lg Traffic Squad 2. Mike would like any sort of engineer- ing or to be a meat salesman. His hobby is designing, building, and flying model airplanes. His idea of a good time is bowling and skating with a group of friends. HELEN MARGARET ANN BASTOW, 116 Edendale St. College Preparatory Course Basketball 1, Field Hockey lg Class Dance Committee 2, Class Ring Com- mittee 2g Class Banquet 3: Nisimaha 2, 3. Peggy plans to enter McDuFfy Busi- ness School and become a buyer or a secre- tary. She has worked in Forbes and Wal- lace's. Her hobby is horseback riding, and her idea of a good time is seeing the annual Army-Notre Dame football game. MINCA BRACCI, 1778 Boston Road General Course FRANCIS BRODERICK, 14 Holland St. General Course Fran's choice for life work goes'sky- ward -- aviation. His hobby is skating. WILLIAM STANLEY BOUTON, JR., Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham General Course William chooses life in the Army. He enjoys going out with a bunch of boys and girls for an evening . NATHAN BELLOTTI, 17 Biella St. General Course Taling expects to go into the Navy. He would like to be a toolmaker or a machinist. His hobby is motorcycling. His ideas of a good time are ice skating, swimming, dancing, and wrestling. Bromage, Anna Ji.-,.: x.. J' ..-Q. I 3, '3,:.g.g:Ag j . , 4,,, ,We BFOWU, NQSTOT Buckley, Margaret Buddington, Norman Callaghan, Jane l J s P rm, .E 1 X' ' '!1A::,1'jl:m,':,x 7 Y 1 -3.:3- .W Hgh' 'lf' mg.. A,'Xiu 'fi X52 '53 ma rn Yi! ' Carra, Primo Cignoni, Pearl Clauson, Arvid Cooper, Heywood Cl'3Wf0fd, Ulffle A i Cremonini, Robert Crane, Catherine Q L ANNA BROMAGE, 44 Pasco Road, I. O. General Course Chorus 1, 2, 3. Annie plans to enter the Conservatory of Music and become a pianist. Music is her hobby, and she enjoys a good show. NESTOR BROWN, 119 Maplewood Ter. College Preparatory Course Varsity Football 2, 35 Class Secretary lg Hi-Y 2, 3, Model Airplane Club 1, Prom Committee 33 Class Dance Committee 2, 3. Net or Brownie hopes to enter Worcester Tech and become an aeronauti- cal engineer. Gasoline model airplanes are his hobby, and he enjoys a car full of kids and a tank full of gas . MARGARET BUCKLEY, 378 Page Blvd. College Preparatory Course Nisimaha 2, 3, President 33 Atheneaum 3, Treasurer 39 Motion Picture Club 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Chemistry Club 25 Class Dance Committee 23 Student Council 3, Chairman Banquet Committee 3. Meggie plans to enter Paine Hall and become a laboratory technician. She collects records as a hobby and enjoys picnics with her friends. NORMAN BUDDINGTON, 60 Scott St. General Course Norm , Shorty , Stretch , intends to do something in the line of drafting or forestry. His idea of a good time is a camping trip with some friends. JANE CALLAGHAN, 1051 Allen St. College Preparatory Course Riding Club 1, Hockey 23 Motion Picture Club Treasurer 2, Swimming 1, G.A.A. 1, 25 Class Armband Committee: Class Prophecy Committee, Class Dance Committee. jane plans to enter Springfield Hospital and become a nurse. Costume designing is her hobby, and she enjoys swimming and skating. PRIMO ANTHONY CARRA, 216 Tyler St. General Course Doc would first like to be a pilot in the U. S. Navy Air Corps or else enter the Apprentice School at the Armory and be a toolmaker. Model airplanes are his hobby, and he enjoys swimming, baseball, football, and traveling. PEARL MARY CIGNONI, 129 Eastern Ave. General Course Duchess doesn't care for her freckles or her pug nose. She enjoys dancing and winter sports. She would like to be a comptometer operator or a wife. Her hobby is collecting snapshots. ARVID HENDRIC CLAUSON, 65 Massachusetts Ave. General Course Chess Club 13 Photo Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary-treasurer 2, Hi-Y 3, Tech News 3, Tech Tiger 2, 3. Swede hopes someday to enter the University of California and work in the Field of visual education. He would enjoy having a group of about 10 people, enough supplies for a year's travel around the world in my own boat, a good movie camera, about 5000 feet of color film, and nothing to worry about . HEYWOOD MILLS COOPER, 148 Euclid Ave. College Preparatory Course S.A. Collector 1, Torch Club 1, Vice- President lg Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, Lieu- tenant 2, Captain 33 National Hi-Y Con- gress Delegate 2, Service Club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, 3. Hey or Woody wants to enter Lin- coln Machine Tool School. His idea of a good time is an evening of dancing with his best girl. CARRIE CRAWFORD, 16 Portland St. General Course CATHRYN ELIZABETH ANNE CRANE 59 Sycamore St. College Preparatory Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Writer's Club 2: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 23 Le Salon 1, 2, 3, Program Chairman 33 Class Dance Committee 23 Class Will Committee 35 Badminton and Ping Pong 2, Modern Dancing 2, Tennis 23 Swimming 2, 3, Nisimaha 2, 33 Bowling 23 Tech News 2, 3. Kay's life ambition is a successful marriage but first come business school and secretarial work. She collects tiny crystal animals and loves dancing and bowling. ROBERT P. CREMONINI, 22 Acushnet Ave. General Course Bob wants to be a machinist or join the Armed Forces. His idea of a good time is going out to a show or a good dance with a girl, then going out to eat . F - I E Y .:. 2 X ek ' 1 We H. X L M N .r.WR , f,..w'- tw eg? D'AmlC0v Virginia Davies, Anna DHIIOS, Haffy Decker, Clarice Demetriou, Alexander i Q 2 E 5 De Sellier, Arthur Dewar, Dorothy Di Santi, Arthur Donoghue, Jack iq: f I L V I .v.g I' i n h 'ju' Q 4 ig ii' if Downie, Muriel DuFres11e, Richard Driscoll, Thaddeus Q L VIRGINIA D'AMICO, 383 Columbus Ave. General Course Ginny would like to be a nurse or a dressmaker. Her hobby is sewing. Her idea of a good time is going out with a group of boys and girls. ANNA M. DAVIES, 223 Arthur St. General Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3 Stretch has no definite plans for the future. She takes pride in her long finger- nails. Ice skating, swimming, bowling, and roller skating are her hobbies. HARRY DANOS, 85 Ashley St. General Course CLARICE MAE DECKER, 22 Sycamore St. General Course Chorus 1, 2, 35 Nisimaha 3 Decky wants to be a dietitian or a secretary. Her hobby is cooking. Her idea of a good time is dancing, or Hfussing around the kitchen . ALEXANDER CHRIST DEMETRIOU, 87 Belle St. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 35 Treasurer 35 Prom Committee 35 Volleyball 2, 3. Swoosie plans to enter Columbia University to become a chemical engineer. His hobby is catching butterflies in Athens, Greece, which was his home. His idea of a good time is doing anything that might please everybody. ARTHUR JOSEPH DeSELLIER, 116 Armory St. General Course Art plans to enter the Springfield Armory. He wants to be a shop foreman or a draftsman. His hobby is building model airplanes. DOROTHY ELEANOR DEWAR, 130 Prentice St. College Preparatory Course G.A.A. 1, 25 Swimming 25 Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Bowling 25 Class Dance Committee 25 Class Pictures 35 Class Will Chairman 35 Athenaeum 25 Tech News Staff 2, 3. Dottie , well liked by all her class- mates, is entering Hartford General Hos- pital in September. She collects stuffed animals, has worked in a doctor's ofhce, and loves any kind of good time. ARTHUR JOSEPH DiSANTl, 28 Bellevue Ave., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Art plans to enter M.I.T. to become a mechanical engineer. His hobby is col- lecting bottles. His idea of a good time is driving a new car with a full gas tank. JOHN T. DONOGHUE, 19 Abbe Ave. General Course Hi-Y 2, 35 Student Patrol 2, 35 Dra- matics 2. jack hopes to become an officer in the Navy or Marines. His idea of a good time is to go to a Tech-Cathedral game with his friends. MURIEL ANNIE DOWNIE, 146 Parallel St. College Preparatory Course Student Council 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 35 Class Dance Committee 35 Banquet Committee 35 Served at Faculty Tea 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Bowling 25 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Hockey 1, 3. Muriel would like to be a dietician. Her hobby is playing the piano and taking part in sports. Her idea of a good time is going places and doing things with some friends. THADDEUS ROBERT DRISCOLL, 75 Dimmick St. General Course Pro Merito l, 2, 3. Ted wants to be the proprietor of an auto body shop. Automobiles are his hobby. His idea of a good time is to go cruising with a car full of gas. C. RICHARD DuFRESNE, 663 State St. College Preparatory Course Tech News Collector 15 Motion Picture Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 35 Tech News 1, 2, 3, Associate Editor, Cinema Editor5 Lunch Room Work 1, 2, 35 School Organist 1, 2, 35 Tech Radio Workshop 1, 25 Student Association Collector 25 Class Dance Committee 25 Prom Committee Chair- man 3. Dick can find enjoyment in a good argument, a dance, or just talking in study. He wants to become a lecturer or an undertaker. - ,flvf l , vl ' W 1 '5 f 3 if fn ? I Dugan, Lawrence Eaton, David Edwards, Marion Egan, Francis Ellison, Verne Fenn, John Fields, Charles Firth, Charles Flechsig, Allen Forsey, Alice Frappier, Robert F oisey, Anne LAWRENCE J. DUGAN, 97 Grover St. General Course Larry is undecided as to what he wants to do in the future. His hobby is soap carving. His idea of a good time is roller skating or dancing. DAVID EATON, 202 Edendale St. College Preparatory Course Ski Club 2, Radio Workshop 1, Presi- dent 19 Hi-Y1, 2, Student Patrol 1, 2, 3. Dave wants to enter Mass. State to work for the U. S. Weather Bureau. His idea of a good time is cave hunting, swimming, or hiking. MARION EDWARDS, 519 Berkshire Ave. General Course Eddy would like to do some type of ofhce work upon graduating from Tech. FRANCES CECELIA EGAN, 169 Eddy St. General Course Franny would like to be a telephone operator. Last summer she worked for a banknote company. She regrets that she hasn't naturally curly hair. Roller skat- ing is her favorite pastime and her hobby. VERNE W. ELLISON, JR., 147 Lawnwood Ave., Longmeadow General Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Curly or jim is one of the few boys who admit they like curly hair. His choices for his life work are drafting and forestry. His idea of a good time is camping - alone, he says. JOHN FENN, 9 Harvard St. Applied Arts Course Corridor Guard Butch is going to be a machinist. His idea of a good time is a good movie or a dance. CHARLES FIEL D, 58 Waldorf St. General Course Charlie wants to be a draftsman. His hobby is playing the drums. His idea of a good time is to go horseback rid- ing with a bunch of boys from Pine Point. CHARLES BRADLEY FIRTH, 19 Spring St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Pro Merito 2, Banquet Committee 3, Class Colors Committee 2. Chuck plans to enter Springfield College and Y.M.C.A. work. Photog- raphy and sports are his hobbies, and he enjoys attending a sports event with some of the fellows . ALLEN ROBERT FLECHSIG, 174 Essex St., 1.0. College Preparatory Course Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Motion Picture Club 23 Fencing Club 2. Al wants to be a commercial pilot. His hobby is stamps. His idea of a good time is to curl up in an overstuffed chair with my warm slippers, and the radio turned low . ALICE FORSEY, 58 Catherine St. College Preparatory Course Basketball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 25 Badminton 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2g Banquet Committee 39 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. June plans to enter Forsyth Dental Infirmary and become a dental hygienist or a doctor's assistant. Her hobby is collecting boxes from all over. She enjoys dancing with the kids . ANNE MARIE FOISEY, 41 Montclair St. College Preparatory Course Basketball 2, 33 Hockey 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, Athenaeum 2, 3, Ping Pong 23 Badminton 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1, Social Chairman 2, Vice-President 2, 3, Banquet Committee 13 Swimming lg Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Bowling 1, 2, Camera Club 2. Fuzzy plans to enter Hartford Hospi- tal and become a nurse. She enjoys sports and dancing with a good gang . ROBERT HENRY FRAPPIER, 320 Main St., 1.0. College Preparatory Course Football 2, 3, Ballot Committee 3. Frap wants to become a pharmacist. His hobby is sports. He dislikes his crooked nose. His idea of a good time is going to or playing in a good football game. Frazier, Harry Ghareeb, Alice ,G I ,Q .5 .5 :, vb ' X' V'.V ff' z.llj',f-' :sz '- iflliff ' '1f?'E 1' -qfgpjdin Qikif -- Harris, Esther Haskins, William K E? Q, if M Giannetti, Ann Gray, Elizabeth Handy, June is sl' as rf E Y i Y' ef c tx m S as X, 5 R Henry, Ruth Herbert, Robert Jameson Ernest Johnson, Wilbert Johnson, Ursula HARRY FRAZIER, JR., 384 Nottingham St. General Course Junior wants to be a machinist. His hobby is raising birds. He-likes his dim' ples. His idea of a good time IS skating with a crowd. ALICE GHAREEB, 42 Beauchamp St. Applied Arts Course ' Tech Tiger 3 Al wants to become an artist. She likes good music and dancing with a cer- tain someone. Has won a cash prize in a Draw Me contest. ANN RENA GIANNETTI, 41 Hayden Ave. General Course Anne wants to be a dress designer or the owner of a large store. As a hobby, she collects snapshots, she enjoys roller skating and swimming. BETTY GRAY, 17 Rankin Ave. College Preparatory Course Motion Picture Club 1, 25 Class Dance Committee 3: Bowling 1, 2. Betty plans to become a nurse after attending A.I.C. She dislikes the dimple on her chain. JUNE JEANETTE HANDY, 65 Meredith St. College Preparatory Course Girls' Camera Club 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee, Hockey 2. Little One likes to collect paper nap- kins. She plans to enter Bay Path and become F1 teacher. ESTHER ROSE HARRIS, 776 Liberty St. College Preparatory Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Writers' Club 2, Secre- tary 2, Athenaeum 35 French Club 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Badminton 2, Ping Pong 25 Volleyball 1, 23 Tech News 3, Swimming 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, 39 Dance Committee 3. Polly is going to A.I.C. and hopes to become a physical education teacher. She collects records and likes sports. WILLIAM FREDERICK HASKINS, 226 High st. General Course Bill wants to be an airplane mechanic or a machinist. His idea of a good time is going to amusement parks. RUTH VIRGINIA HENRY, 32 Wellington St. College Preparatory Course Ruthie would like to be a research worker after studying at A.I.C. She enjoys a good show or a New York play. ROBERT HERBERT, 72 Grover St. General Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Architectural Club 3, Chairman of the Prophecy Commit- tee 3. Bob plans to go to Northeastern University and be a draftsman or tool- maker. His idea of a good time is to do -- something different . ERNEST JAMESON, 49 Eureka St. General Course Ski Club 2, 33 Class Dance Committee 2 Ernest wants to work at the Telephone Co. or to be a machinist. His hobby is skiing, and he also enjoys dancing. URSULA JOHNSON, 24 Meredith St. College Preparatory Course Urs plans to attend A.I.C. and enter scout or social service work. Outside of school she has been a camp counselor. Her favorite complaint is her height. She collects epitaphs and enjoys a motor trip with a group of friends. JOSEPH WILBERT JOHNSON, 373 White St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y, 2, 3, Treasurer 25 Member-ah large 23 Banquet Chairman 3, Baseball 1, 2, 35 Football 1. Bill wants to be a mathematician or a chemist. His hobby is athletics. Out,- side of school he is an oliicer in the De- Molay. Keenan, Jggeph Kinney, Robert Khtikian, Haig Kimball, Stanley King, Robert Knox, Clifford Koenig, Alfred Koslik, Joseph Landry, Charles Qc Limotti, Thomas .gs e Kyriakos, Helen Larson, Kenneth JOSEPH KEENAN, 726 Main St. General Course C. ROBERT KINNEY, 18 Blodgett St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3: Class Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, Chairman Class Dance Committee 2. Bob plans to enter Norwich Uni- versity, although his career is still unde- cided. He has held an office in the De- Molay. He makes a good time of every- thing. HAIG KHTIKIAN, 109 Cambridge St. College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 35 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 33 Chairman Ballot Com- mittee 3. Tickey intends to be a coach or an army oliicer. Sports are his hobby. His idea of a good time is playing in a good, tough football game . STANLEY KIMBALL, 11 Brookline Ave. General Course Volleyball 2, Track 2. Bud is attending the Apprentice School at the Armory and hopes to become an engineer. First Aid work is his hobby, and he enjoys going out with girls . ROBERT WILLIAM KING, 27 Eloise St. General Course Hi-Y 2. King would like to join the Army Air Corps. Sports are his hobby. His idea of a good time is taking in a sports event with a girl or some fellows. He also likes danc- mg. CLIFFORD JAMES KNOX, 138 Jasper St. General Course Cliff is another one of the Tech boys who are taking the General Electric Ap- prentice Course, but he would later like to join the U. S. Marines. ALFRED EDWARD KOENIG, 258 Fountain St. General Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Stamp Club 1, 2, Secretary 2. Al's choice for his life work is drafting or wood working. His idea of a good time is sports. Outside of school he has made fancy wooden boxes . JOSEPH KOSLI K, 118 Dorset St. College Preparatory Course jo plans to enter Civil Service School and become a secretary. Sports are his ltjobby, and he enjoys going out and having un. HELEN KYRIAKOS, 109 College St. College Preparatory Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Athenaeum 3. Helen plans to enter A.I.C. She hopes to make teaching her career or to be a Religious Education Director. Her hob- bies are tennis and collecting worthwhile sayings. CHARLES FREDRICK LANDRY, 103 Cambridge St. General Course Hi-Y 2, 35 Senior Ballot Committee 3. Laundry plans to go to Civil Service School and become a draftsman or enter police work. His hobby is collecting sou- venirs, and his idea of a good time is to have a group of fellows and girls go out and make their own party. KENNETH LARSON, 519 Rimmon Ave. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 33 Radio Club 23 Class Picture Committee 3. Ken wants to be a mechanical en- gineer. His hobby is camping, and his favorite pastime is skating. THOMAS E. LIMOTTI, 527 Main St. College Preparatory Course Aviation Club 3. Tom's ambition to be an air corps ofhcer is becoming realized as he is already an aviation cadet. His hobbies are avia- tion and collecting phono-records. He enjoys ice skating and dancing. 'Ngo Q .9 , I b m V? . - 49 , 5 . 215- -yn A , - l l J ' M L e W ,gl Q fs.. 6 'vii-'freer . ' Y ' Lenkoski, Douglas Longhi, Josephine Ly0nS,Mary Rose ' Malyszv Theodore MHYYSOH, Carl McCarthy, John McCarthy, Robert McGill, Harry Mediavilla, Dolores Messer, Raymond MOIIBSL Louis Mlller, Ruth L DOUGLAS L. LENKOSKI, 11 Gold St. College Preparatory Course Class President 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil, President, Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent of Mass. Senior Pro Merito 33 Hi-Y, President, Hockey, Goalie, Tech News Reporter 3. Doug or Brain plans to enter Nor- wich University. One of his favorite forms of relaxation is playing in a good game of hockey . JOSEPHINE LONGHI, 204 King St. General Course Rustie wishes to become a nurse or a telephone operator. Her idea of a good time is to go out with a group of boys and girls and have fun. She likes her red hair. MARY ROSE LYONS, 46 Mason St. College Preparatory Course Tech News 1, 2, 33 Badminton 23 Tech Tiger 3. Mary plans to enter the Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. She would like to be an X-Ray technician. Her hobby is cook- ing and eating what she cooks. Her idea of a good time is doing anything where there is a lot of fun and laughing. THEODORE MALYSZ, 110 Parker St., I. O. General Course Ted plans to be a toolmaker. His favorite pastimes are roller skating and ice skating and then to go to a soda foun- tam. CARL EDWARD MATTSON, 88 Marjorie St. General Course Golf 3, Soccer 3. Eddie plans to make music his life work. His hobby is playing the accordion and he would like to have his own small and. JOHN MCCARTHY, 33 Denver St. General Course ROBERT E. MQCARTHY, 67 Sunapee St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2. Mac plans to enter A.I.C. and later become an aviator. His idea of a good time is dancing to one of the well known bands, and his hobby is collecting records. HARRY AINSLEY MCGILL, 37 Emily St. College Preparatory Course Football 1, 25 Hi-Y 2, 33 Radio Work- shop 1, Student Council 2, S.A. Collector 1, 2, 33 Class Dance Committee 23 Class Picture Committee 33 Senior Prom 3 Slim wants to become a rich playboy or own an ice cream store. He enjoys singing, dancing, and girls. DOLORES CARMAN MEDIAVILLA. 112 Spring St. General Course Orchestra 1, 2, 39 Dramatics 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 3, President 3. Lorie wishes to make radio work her career. Her hobbies are collecting dolls, clippings, and photographs. Her idea ofa good time is dancing. RAYMOND E. MESSER, 139 Tiffany St. General Course Ray wants to be a tool maker or a production worker. He enjoys taking part in almost any kind of sport. RUTH MILLER, 87 Kenyon St. General Course Prophecy Committee 3. ' Murph's decision for her life work is nursing or dietetics. Her hobby is col- lecting toy dogs, and her idea of a good time is a football game. LOUIS MONESI, 10 Myrtle Terrace General Course Basketball 1, 23 Football 2, Volleyball 3. Lou wants to join the Army Air Corps. His hobby is airplanes. His idea of a good time is to go up in an air- plane. L Murphy, Frank MUfr3y, Ilelell Niefnah, R0beI't fldentz, Gerald Olson, Buftgn Cdeceasedj 47 Parmenter, Donald Pooley, Frederick Rickson, Olive Riffelmacher, Natalie Rlsley, Edward Ruhf, Clayton Rome, James FRANKLIN JOSEPH MURPHY, JR., 57 Pomona St. College Preparatory Course Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 33 Volley- ball l, Co-captain 2, Intra-mural Basket- ball 2g Soccer 3. Murph intends to go to Springfield College and be an athletic coach or a ma- chine shop teacher. His hobby is print- ing. His idea of a good time is a bus trip with the team before a baseball or basketball game . HELEN MARIE MURRAY, 54 Dawes St. General Course Prophecy Committee 3. Murphie plans to go to Comptometer School and she would like to do ofiice work or be a telephone operator. Sewing is her hobby. Her pride is her eyes, and she enjoys dancing. 'ROBERT NIEMAN, 41 Ralph St. General Course fdeceasedj GERALD ODENTZ, 35 Brookline Ave. College Preparatory Course French Club 25 Pro Merito 1, 2, 35 S.A. Collector 3. jerry plans to enter Northeastern University and become a designer or a chemist. His hobbies are collecting stamps and making model airplanes. He enjoys going out with a bunch of girls and fel- lows to dance . BURTON OLSON, 178 Gillette Ave. College Preparatory Course Banquet Committee 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, Air- plane Club 3g Corridor Guard 1, 3. Avie hopes to enter Northeastern University and then the Army Air Corps. Motorcycles and racing cars are his hob- bies, and he enjoys a weekend in New York City watching the midget auto races . DONALD MORTON PARMENTER, 72 Marlborough St. General Course Basketball 15 Band 1, 2, 3, Torch 1, 2, 3, President lg Hi-Y 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Vice-President 2. Don plans to enter Springfield Col- lege and become a coach. He likes any kind of sport. His hobby is running a machine lathe. FREDERICK POOLEY, 10 Hemlock Court General Course Corridor Guard 39 Student Patrol 3. Fred is undecided about his life work. His hobby is collecting stamps. His pet peeve is his straight hair. OLIVER RICKSON, 147 Bristol Street Colllege Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 33 Class Ballot Committee 3. 1 Ollie plans to enter Boston University and then aeronautics. He enjoys all sports, especially football. EDWARD M. RISLEY, 82 Manchester Ter. College Preparatory Course Tech Hi-Y 2, 3. Drafting or art work is Ed's aim in life. His hobbies are drawing and car- tooning. NATHALIE RIFFELMACHER, 131 Cambridge St. General Course Arm Band Committee 3. Slim chooses to enter the great In- stitution of Matrimony. Her hobby is collecting souvenirs. Her ideas of a good time are hunting, hiking, fishing, skating, and horseback riding. JAMES ROME, 49 Calhoun St. General Course jim plans to enter the .Apprentice School at the Armory or to be a naval ofhcer. Saving pictures of his friends is his hobby, and he enjoys going to an amusement park with a bunch of boys. HARVEY CLAYTON RUHF, 319 Central St. V College Preparatory Course Chemistry Club 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3, German Club 25 Photo Club 3, President 3. Clay plans to take up either chemical research or engineering at Trinity College. Outside of school he has made a Wilson cloud chamber. His hobbies are chem- istry, photography, and collecting old guns and swords. Al. ,.-1 Q, i .T K 2 v-. K A . . .A x-- -Q. Ryan, Julia Ryland, Nathaniel Sebastianski, Alfred Shapiro, Muriel Siano, Mario Sik0f2, J 01111 Smith, Barbara Jean Smith, Isreal Sosnofsky, Frederick SPSSHOI3, ADH Streeter, Ralph Stallone, Nancy N 9 if Mina JULIA EILEEN RYAN, 677 Carew St. College Preparatory Course French Club 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 25 Basket- ball lg Faculty Tea 35 Banquet Com- mittee 3. Sheileen plans to enter Springfield Hospital Training School and become a nurse. Her hobby is knitting, and she likes to go to a dance with a group of fel- lows and girls. NATHANIEL B. RYLAND, 128 Cedar St. General Course Student Patrol 1, 2, 33 Hockey 2. Student Patrol meant most to Big Nat . His careeris still undecided. ALFRED SEBASTIANSKI, 40 Rowland St. General Course Al would like to be a toolmaker or a draftsman. His hobby is stampsg and he enjoys dancing. MURIEL SHAPIRO, 27 Church St. General Course Modern Dance 23 Writers' Club 2, Red Cross Club 2, 3, Banquet Committee 35 G.A.A. 1, 2. Mickey plans to be a nurse or a social worker. Her hobby is caring for sick animals or traveling. MARIO F. SIANO, 83 Acushnet Ave. General Course Monk or Moe wishes to be an architect or a machinist. His hobby is collecting souvenirs, His idea of a good time is dancing or going to a good movie. JOHN SIKORA, 12 Demond St. General Course l Sik is going to enter Northeastern in the fall and plans to become a civil engineer. Sports and dancing are his idea of a good time. BARBARA JEAN SMITH, 83 Florence St. General Course Chorus 1, 2, 3. Nursing is Bobbie's chosen profession. Her idea of a good time is reading a good book, eating an apple, and listening to the radio while in bed. ISRAEL SMITH, 67 Narragansett St. College Preparatory Course Student collector 2, 3. i'Izzy wants to become a forester. He enjoys dancing and outdoor sports. RALPH W. STREETER, 35 College St. General Course Ralph hopes to become an automobile designer. He likes to hunt, and enjoys earning money. FREDERICK SOSNOFSKY, 43 Jefferson St. General Course Volleyball 15 Wrestling Club 13 Stu- dent Patrol 1, 2, 3. 0 Sos plans to be a mechanical engineer. His hobby is small electrical constructions. He worked as a lumber jack for two weeks. He enjoys roller skating and tobogganing. NANCY MARIE STALLONE, 20 Palmer Ave. General Course Nun would like to be a doctor's aid or a salesgirl. Her idea of tranquillity is soft music and a good book. ANN SPAGNOLO, 62 Fremont St. General Course Class History Committee. Skeezix enjoys dancing, ice skating, and roller skating. n kno l Tunstall, Donald TBHRUHY, Virginia Thomas, Barbara Thyregod, Pearl Vantine, Shirley Txse Wllham ES., Westall, Patricia Zarlengo, Gloria Y 5 x ff so R V Young, Gerald Zakowich, Matilda f V -fs it fffa lg Gp axylfffnk A k H, 7.50 27 J ' 43 11 -fu'-ik ,. LS Zundell, Edith PEARL THYREGOD, 197 Phoenix Ter. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 35 Atheneaum 2, 35 Nisimaha 35 Tech News Club Editor 3, Business Staff 35 Motion Picture Club 3: S.A. Collector 35 Student Council 3, Secre- tary 35 Ping Pong 25 Hockey 25 Bowling 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Prophesy Committee 3. Chris is an exceptional girl who hopes to enter M.I.T. and become an engineer. Sewing is her hobby, and she enjoys swimming and dancing. WILLIAM TISE, 186 College St. General Course Bill has chosen to be a draftsman or an architect. His idea of a good time is going out with a group of boys and girls. BARBARA THOMAS, 69 Caseland St. College Preparatory Course Atheneaum 2, 3, President 3, Treasurer 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Nisimaha 2, 3, Secretary 35 Pro Merito 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Class Dance Committee 1, 2, 35 Class Secretary 25 French Club 15 Dramatic Club 1, 25 Motion Picture Club 2. Bobbie is undecided about her life work. Her hobby is eating, and she en- joys slumming which shouldn't be taken the wrong way as she is a very friendly person. PATRICIA WESTALL, 289 Tremont St. College Preparatory Course Nisimaha 2. Pat chooses clerical work. Photog- raphy is her hobby, and she enjoys bowl- ing with a gang of kids . DONALD TUNSTALL, 55 Mountainview St. College Preparatory Course Golf Team 1, 2, 35 Flying Club 35 Mo- tion Picture Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2. Don plans to enter the University of California and wishes to be a business man or a government worker. His hobby is travelling5 his ideas of a good time are swimming, golfing, and dancing. SHIRLEY EDITH VANTINE, 25 Dresden St. General Course Bowling 15 Badminton 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Hawiian .Assembly 15 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Day Committee 35 Orchestra 3. Shirl wants to be a telephone operator or enter the well known Institution of Matrimony. Her hobby is singing, and her idea of a good time is a good football game. She dislikes being short. VIRGINIA RITA TANGUAY, 25 Willard Ave. College Preparatory Course French Club 1, 2, 3, Program Chairman 1, Vice-President 2, President 35 Dra- matic Club President 1, 2, 35 Atheneaum Program Chairman 35 Motion Picture Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Badminton 25 Ping Pong 25 Tennis 25 Swimming 15 Basketball 15 Chairman Class History Committee 35 Class Dance Committee 35 Tech News 2, 2nd Page Editor 2, Associate Editor 3, Business Manager 35 Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3. Ginny plans to attend Ithaca College and enter the field of dramatics. She enjoys a Tech Prom. MATILDA ZAKOWICH, 477 Wilbraham Road College Preparatory Course Bowling 2, 35 Class Dance Committee 35 Motion Picture Club 25 G.A.A. 2, 3. Mattie plans to enter A.I.C. and .do something in the field of science. Buying shoes is her hobby and she enjoys having a gang of kids up and dance and play ping pong . GERALD MORTON YOUNG, 76 Ft. Pleasant Ave. Applied Arts Course Aviation Club5 Painting and scenery for What a Life and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court . jerry plans to enter A.I.C. He has been a salesman and an inspector at the Springfield Armory. GLORIA ZARLENGO, 183 Tyler St. General Course EDITH ZUNDELL, 31 Wexford sr. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 35 Tech News 35 Athenaeum 2, 3. Ede makes all her own clothes. She likes to go out with the right people. ROSS ABARE, 372 Union St. General Course WILLIAM E. BERGERON, 2699 Columbus Ave. General Course Football 1, 2. Willie plans to become a machinist or a toolmaker. Football, hockey, and dancing are his hobbies, and he enjoys jumping to Glen Miller's In The Mood. PHYLLIS BOTELHO, 20 Laurel St. College Preparatory Course Modern Dance 2, 3: Writing Club 2: Basketball 1, 23 Swimming 1. Phyl wants to be a nurse. Her hobby is hiking. Her idea of a good time is going out with the right crowd. DAWSON BURT, 314 Hancock St. Applied Arts Course Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Student Patrol 2, 3. Daw hopes to enter A.I.C. and be- come a secretary. Music is his hobby, and he enjoys playing in an orchestra. BYRON CHAOUSH, 28 Andrew St. General Course ANNETTE N. CHRISTIE, 100 Andrew St. . Applied Arts Course Le Salon lg Tech News 2, 3, Style Editor 3, Class Dance Committee 3. Butch plans to go to the Rhode Island School of Design and become a commercial artist. Her hobby is drawing. Her idea of a good time is dancing. JOHN CLARK, 17 Cortland St. General Course Soccer 1. Scottie may enter Northeastern Uni- versity. He wishes to make avaition his life work. His idea of a good time is dancing until 4 o'clock in the morning. LAWRENCE H. CLARKIN. 93 Magazine St. General Course Tech Players 3. Clarkin plans to enter Mass. State College and then go into the florist busi- ness. His idea of a good time is a night of New York night clubs. WILBUR CLINTON, 178 Walnut St. General Course Chorus 35 Corridor Guard Lieutenant 3, Captain of Student Patrol 3. Wilbur wishes to be a policeman and plans to go to a police school in New York. His hobby is collecting pictures of moving picture stars. HOWARD CROFOOT, 160 Belmont Ave. Applied Arts Course Flying 3, Capt. of Corridor Guard 3g Class Will Committee 3, Football 1, Vol- leyball 2, 35 Track 3, Tennis 1, 3, Dra- matics 3. Ginger is going to enter the Rhode Island School of Design and become a commercial artist. He enjoys singing at a party with his best friend, Stuie Benson. His hobby is commercial art. LAWRENCE E. DENNIS, JR., 15 Wing St., I. O. General Course Hockey 1, Football 1. Larry plans to have either an aviation or a military career. His hobby is flying, and he was a student pilot. He enjoys large parties and dances. BETTY MORSE FERNALD, 17 Litchfield St. General Course Basketball 13 Hockey 1, 2. Tarzan is proud of her height and her nails. She is looking forward to a career of interior decorating or dress designing. Some of her dress designs have been dis- played at the Forest Park Library. WILLIAM FITZGERALD, 148 Littleton St. General Course Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 33 Corridor Guard 3. I Fitz wants to join the Marines. PAUL ONIL FRECHETTE, 80 Spring St. College Preparatory Course Buddy plans to be an airplane mechanic. His hobby is mechanics. His idea of a good time is to go out with his girl friend. PETER GALLETTI, 374 Hancock St. General Course Snook is undecided about his life work. FRANCIS GALLIHER, 22 Phillips Ave. General Course Bud wants to be an Army Flier. JOHN CARLTON GAREN, 62 Bliss Road, Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Torch 15 Hi-Y 2. johnny plans to enter the julliard School of Music. He wants to be a singer. He can have a good time at anything. WILLIAM GARVEY, 27 Phoenix St. General Course Bill wants to be a mailman. His hobby is playing football. He dislikes his nose. His idea of a good time is play- ing football and winning the game and then going out with his best girl. NORMA GILBERT, 72 Cherrelyn Ave. General Course Norma hopes to be a nurse. She enjoys roller skating. RICHARD N. GINGRAS, 66 Cortland St. General Course Dick plans to enter the Civil Service School to become a government material inspector. His hobby is photographing. ELIZABETH GROVER, 41 Spring St. General Course THOMAS A. GUIHAN, 76 Bay St. General Course Radio Club 23 Student Patrol 2, 3. Sailor's choice for his life work is the Merchant Marine. He likes Hunfiashy clothes and saving money. WILLIAM CHARLES HAGGINS, 18 VVarehouse St. Applied Arts Course Bill wishes to be a cartoonist. His hobby is cartooning. His idea of a good time is to go out with a group of friends, dancing and dining. FREDERICK JOHN HAYES, 23 Arbutus St. General Course Duke plans to be a machinist. His hobby is reading. His idea of a good time is sleeping. JAMES MCCOLLOM HUBBARD, 196 Central St. Applied Arts Course Torch Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. Jim plans to become a salesman or enter the Medical Corps in the Navy. His hobbies are dancing, swimming, and skating. Killer likes a formal dance and a good meal afterward. PETER JUSKIALIS, 26 Seventh St. General Course Pete hopes to go to college after he has worked in the defense industry for a while. He enjoys making money. THEODORE KATSOUNAKIS, 100 Carew St. General Course JOHN KIELY, 118 Thompson St. General Course 'Fuzzy .used to be in the sea scouts. His hobby IS roller skating. HARRY HARRIS KING, JR., 108 Byers St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 3, Le Salon 1, 2, Banquet Committee 3. Jr plans to enter Worcester Polytech Institute and become an automotive engi- neer. His hobby is automobiles and his idea of a good time is a long automobile ride with a friend. ALLYN RICHARD KINNEY, 140 Belmont Ave. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3. Al plans to enter Mass. State and become a forest ranger. Model airplanes are his hobby, and he enjoys going to a place like Riverside with a gang of girls and fellows. RUSSELL LAMBERT, 73 Blanding St. General Course Student Patrol 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, Photo Club 1. Buddy's hobbies are model airplanes and speed-boats. His idea of a good time is a good dance. DONALD BUTLER MACKAY, 57 Lakeside St. General Course Architectural Club 2, Service Club 2, 3. Don is undecided about his life work. He enjoys having the night off from work and taking my best girl out to supper. DANIEL JOSEPH MANNING, 357 Wilbraham Rd. College Preparatory Course Dan plans to enter Mass. State and become a conservationist. He enjoys hunting and fishing with his friends. JOSEPH MARSH, 39 Jenness St. General Course Joe wants to be a chemist, but he is undecided about the school he will attend. His idea of a good time is a dance. MAY LOUISE MCCREANOR, 20 Athol St. General Course Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Mixed Chorus 3. Mae intends to go to Comptometer School and then to become a business woman. Her hobby is collecting souve- nirs, and her idea of a good time is dancing. PAUL JOSEPH MCDONALD, 402 Allen St. General Course Red- wants to be a toolmaker or a machinist. His idea of a good time is a fast hockey game. ROBERT H. MCGEE, 49 Norman St. General Course Pete plans to be an electrical engineer. He enjoys sports of all kinds, especially football and basketball. JACK GORMAN MCGHEE, 38 Dresden St. College Preparatory Course Soccer 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, Track 2, Volleyball 1. Mac plans to be a coach or a tool- maker. His hobby is sports. His idea of a good time is a good hockey game, or listening to Hjive tunes. MARGARET MCMANUS, 77 Littleton St. General Course Bowling 1, Badminton 1, Class Ballot 3. Marge or Peggy is undecided about her life work. Her hobbies are dancing, ice skating, and swimming. She is one girl with naturally curly hair who likes it. FRED MILLER, 164 Hartford Ter. College Preparatory Course WILLIAM MOIR, 71 Holly St., I. O. General Course Bill is an apprentice at G. 8: B. His hobbies are skating and football. His idea of a good time is a skating party. JOHN MOTHERWAY, 19 Washington St. General Course Student Council 1, Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, Airplane Club 3, Banquet Committee 3, Architectural Club 3. Jack hopes to be an Army Air Corps Pilot or a draftsman. Working around cars is his hobby, and he enjoys driving an old junk of a car with no place to go. HOWARD NOLAN, 18 Walnut St. General Course ROBERT JOSEPH O'KEEFE, 1285 Boston Rd. General Course Airplane Club, Small House Design Club, Golf Team 2. Bob hopes to gain acommission in the Air Corps. His hobbies are golf, baseball, and autos, and he enjoys movies or danc- ing. JOHN JAMES O'LEARY, JR., 38 Howes St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 3, Hockey 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. Jack plans to enter Boston College and to be an engineer or a chemist. His hobby is playing hockey. DOROTHY O'NEIL, 45 Monroe St. General Course BARBARA OYLER, 21 Ozark St. General Course Soccer, Tennis, Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling. Chick wants to be a telephone opera- tor or a saleswoman. Her hobbies are skating and sewing. Her idea of a good time is dancing or skating. JAMES PAGOS, 1372 Dwight St. College Preparatory Course FRANK M. PARZYCH, 39 Tenth St. General Course Frank would like to be a machinist or a musician. His hobby is stamps. His idea of a good time is bowling, roller skat- ing, or dancing. PATSY PHILLIP PIO, 9 Tacoma St. General Course Baseballg Footballg Swimming. Pat wants to be a machinist. His hobby is ballplaying. A good game of baseball is his idea of a good time. WALTER C. PLEU, JR., 8 Terrence St. General Course Airplane Clubg Camera Club, Tech News Advertising Agent. Walt hopes to work in the Telephone Company or to become a draftsman. He enjoys sport fishing and taking my best girl out. WILLIAM GEORGE POULOS, 11 Sherrington Ct. General Course Student Council, Member-at-large, Tefhnicadeg Baseball, Footballg Basket- ba l. Bill plans to be a machinist or a draftsman. His hobby is baseball. His idea of a good time is to go out with the boys and paint the town red. ROLAND G. PRINGLE, 842 Carew St. General Course Hi-Y 2, 3. Ronnie hopes to be a stock broker or a banker. His hobby is roller skating and he enjoys going out with the fellows. CHARLES RICI-LARDS, 47 Richelieu St. General Course ANTHONY SANTANIELLO, 14 Howard Place Applied Arts Course Nony is undecided about his life work. His idea of a good time is bowling and dancing. ALVIN H. SELIGMAN, 18 Quincy St. General Course Bud plans to be a toolmaker. He enjoys a spring day, a silver stream, a rod and a line, a cast, and then a strike. Boy, you can't beat it! RAY THIBODEAU, 86 Lois St. General Course 'RICHARD CRAWFORD WHEELER, 115 Belleclair Ave., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course ALBINA WOZIWODA, 47 Nursery St. General Course Chorus 13 Basketball 1, Machine Shop 3. Al likes to dance and then eat after the dance. Her hobbies are dancing and reading a book. HOMER WARREN WRIGHT, 34 Andrew St. General Course Homer would like to be an electrical engineer. He has worked at a soda fountain. His idea of a good time is a carefully planned banquet or dance. 1' fDeceasedj BRADFORD LAWRENCE SMITH, 164 Sherman St. General Course Brad or Smitty intends to be an electrical engineer or a chemical engineer. His hobby is electricity. His idea of a good time is a hayride, EMMETT SMITH, 40 Ashmun St. Applied Arts Course Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 35 Volleyball 2. Smitty is undecided about his life work. His idea of a good time is a good dance. WARREN SMITH, 97 Riverview Ave., Longmeadow General Course Warren's hobby is hunting and it is also his idea of a good time. DONALD STEVENS, 732 White St. College Preparatory Course Don plans to go into banking. His idea of a good time is a good dance. His hobbies are sports. FRANCIS THOMAS SULLIVAN, 15 Ashland Ave. Applied Arts Course Sully wants to be an aviation me- chanic or to join the Navy. His idea of a good time is going out somewhere with a crowd of girls and boys. EDWIN OTTO TEFS, 184 Bowles Park General Course Photo Clubg Secretary 3, Student Patrol, Secretary 35 Motion Picture 2. Kid's hobby is photography, and he would like to make it his life work. He enjoys trout fishing and the movies. THE HISTORY OF THE It was a bitter cold, snowy day in February, 1939, when proudly through the doors of Technical High School marched four hundred little children Cor should we say young men and women ?D confident that they were going to show Tech High a thing or two. At least that was the feeling until the inner halls were reached with their seemingly numberless doors and corridors. Sky-towering seniors confidently sauntered by, abstaining from so much as noticing the awed freshmen. After making several inquiries as to the location of the assembly hall, Clt was right in front of us all the timej we timidly entered the spacious room and were officially welcomed to Tech by Major Adams. Each of us was then assigned to a room and shown its location by a member of the student patrol. So, after a few preliminaries, the class of January 1942 was ready to go. On February 13, we were given an inspiring Pro Merito Assem- bly in which the upper classmen explained the qualifications for Tech's honor society and why we should work for that goal. A week later, February 21, was the date of an unforgettable G.A.A. initiation. With dresses far above the knees, cute little bonnets and rattles, the girls courageously underwent the initia- tion and for once were glad that no boys were to be found on the Tech premises. It seemed on perusal of our hrst report cards that the Pro Merito Assembly had taken little or no effect on us as our class boasted only 2.7fZ, on the honor roll. Proof that we were be- coming acclimated in our studies was given by our jump to a 4.9176 rating on the second report. Our first six months passed by rather uneventfully as far as our actually taking part in activities was concerned, but we have the numerous motion picture assemblies and Miss Moodie's Ha- waiian Assembly to look back upon with pleasure. In September, 1939, we became 10A's and with our added age and wisdom began to immerse ourselves in our school events and functions. The first important event of the year was the Student Association Drive. The people elected from the 10A home rooms to act as student collectors were Michael Biakis, Richard Dufresne, and Harry McGill. Gathering for the first time as a unit, our class assembled in the Technical Auditorium on October 3, to start the machinery for class organization. Richard Swords acted as chairman of the meeting and introduced Marion Edwards, who read the proposed class constitution. It was then voted upon by the class and unanimously accepted. CLA SS OF JANUARY, 1942 Class elections were held October 30, 1939. Those elected were Douglas Lenkoski, presidentg Harry Danos, vice-president: Nestor Brown, secretary, Marion Edwards, member-at-large, and Harry McGill, student council representative. Our first venture into society was in the form of an afternoon social in the boys' gym, December 6, 1939. Douglas Lenkoski was at the head of the Social Committee. Games were played under the leadership of students from Springfield College and dancing enjoyed to the melodious rhythms of Fanning's orchestra. Mary Rose Lyons and Richard Dufresne joined the Tech News staff while Dot Dewar, Muriel Downie, Ann Foisey, Esther Harris showed promise of becoming a successful foursome in athletics. Our first Christmas at Tech was celebrated with the play, Why the Chimes Rang in which Kenneth Ross and Virginia Tanguay had the leading parts. Thus one year of High School life had passed and on january 27, 1940 we entered Tech as juniors. The doors and corridors were no longer numberless, and we had reached the conclusion that the seniors were only average sized Americans after all. Tech was awakened to the fact that dramatic ability was in- cluded within its realm, when the play Today I Am A Gentle- man was presented to the student body on February 20 and 21 by the Dramatic Club, of which Virginia Tanguay was president. Dolores Mediavilla and Marjorie Warner of our class had leading parts. After much discussion and debating, blue and silver were se- lected as our class colors, and Bill johnson was put in charge of arrangements for a class banner. Our first attempt at a class dance was a success, to state it modestly. It was called Mid-May Melody and true to its name was held the 17th of May, 1940 in conjunction with our immediate elders, the 11A's. Our representatives on the Dance Committee were Stanley Wood, co-chairman, Clarice Decker, Barbara Thomas, Heywood Cooper, and Robert Kinney. The junior Hi-Y was largely composed of our classmates 3 and its president, vice-president, and secretary were Douglas Lenkoski, Michael Biakis, and Bob Kinney respectively. The first important business of the 348 Juniors who returned in the fall of 1940 was to elect their officers. Doug Lenkoski was re-elected president: Harry Danos, vice-presidentg Barbara Thomas, secretaryg Michael Biakis, treasurerg and Wilbur Johnson, member-at-large. At the semi-annual Pro Merito Convention held at Hopkins Academy October 18, 1940, Virginia Tanguay was elected secre- tary of the State junior Pro Merito. Ann Foisey was honored by the G.A.A. with the Vice-Presi- dency. She has been in the past social chairman and treasurer. With the coming of November our thoughts once again turned to a class dance. The appropriate name Rustling Leayes was chosen and N ickey Stevens' Orchestra provided the music. On December 4 our class was so fortunate as to have one of its members, namely, Patricia Westall, win the first Tech Spelling Bee, and later the City Championship. At the honor assembly held january 15, 1941, five members of our class received their achievement pins. They were Virginia Tanguay, Heywood Cooper, Barbara Thomas, Douglas Lenkoski, and Robert Frost. Douglas Lenkoski, Kenneth Ross, and Vir- ginia Tanguay received honorable mention for the Washington and Franklin history medal which is donated semi-annually by the George Washington Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution. At last came our much anticipated senior year, but frankly we didn't feel so different or grown-up after all. The first great event of the new semester was that unfor- gettable Technicade on March 24, 1941, which is certain to live in our memory for many years to come. The result of the honor roll as recorded in the April hrst issue of Tech News showed that we had set off on our senior year with a good start for we had 8.31723 of our classmates on the honor roll. March 11, 1941 Douglas Lenkoski was elected Vice-President of Senior Pro Merito and at the convention at Smith Academy in Hatfield on May 10, he was elected president of State Senior Pro Merito. On the evening of April 10 a large number of our classmates thronged the Tech High Auditorium to see the Broadway hit What a Life . It was the first real evening show to be presented by Tech students for many years. In this show Dolores Media- villa played the part of Barbara Pearson opposite the lead, Henry Aldrich, and Virginia Tanguay played the part of the sarcastic secretary, Miss Shea. Wistful Wishing was the name of our 12B class dance on May 23. We again combined with the 11A's and can once more point with pride to a huge success which thirteen of our classmates worked hard to achieve. A large beautifully painted and lighted wishing well was used for decorations while the Sophisticated Swingsters provided the music. On june 11, 1941 we were proud to have Douglas Lenkoski come out on top in the election of president for Student Council. Other members of our class became prominent in club affairs. Margaret Buckley was elected president of Nishimaha and Bar- bara Thomas, secretary. Virginia Tanguay was chosen president of Le Salon and Cathryn Crane, program chairman. Barbara Thomas was made president of Athenaeum, Margaret Buckley, treasurer, and Virginia Tanguay, social chairman. As time rolled us into the last stretch of our happy stay at Tech, our class became prominent in Tech News editorial and business staff. Richard Dufresne and Virginia Tanguay, who had been cinema and second page editors respectively, were pro- moted to associate editors: Annette Christie, who had been a reporter for many semesters, became Style Editor. Pearl Thyre- god on joining the staff was made Club Editor and Douglas Lenkoski became special reporter for Hi-Y news. Virginia Tanguay was appointed Business Manager. Assisting her were Edith Zundell, Esther Harris, Pearl Thyregod, Cathryn Crane, and Dorothy Dewar as advertising agents, while Muriel Downie and Peggy Bastow served as circulation agen ts. Early in October, class elections were held and Douglas Len- koski was again re-elected President. Other officers chosen to serve until graduation were Harry Danos, vice-presidentg Marion Edwards, secretary, Robert Kimball as stage manager. Virginia Tanguay appeared in Of Mice and Men with Charles O'Brien and Robert Herbert serving as stage manager and director re- spectively. Edward Barbeau was the actor in his own original monodrama. Howard Crofoot was his director and Ernest jameson his stage manager. Charles Duquette and Stuart Ben- son were stage manager and director respectively to the mono- drama entitled The Spy and of course, Arvid Clauson was on hand with his camera. In 1941 Tech produced some very fine athletic teams. Eight won city championships, and all were a credit to Tech. Dotted here and there in the player lists of every one of these teams are names of members of the class of January '42. Bob Frappier, Olly Rickson, Fred Miller, and Haig Khtikian were indispensable in the Tiger football machine which swept all in Western Massa- chusetts before it. The baseball team had its small but impor- tant contingent of graduating athletics, Peter Galetti, Frank Murphy, and Willie Wright. Tech basketball and Smith are synonymous. Our Smith happened to be Emmett, our only representative on the team. Hockey was just being renewed after a layoff of several years. Doug Lenkoski, jack O'Leary, jack McGhee, and Adam Tomazew- ski helped Tech off on the right foot. Usually furnishing good teams in the three major sports, foot- ball, basketball, and baseball, Tech does not usually boast teams of championship quality in golf and tennis. Edward Mattson, Robert O'Keefe, and Kenneth Ross in golf and Damon Tucker in tennis are deserving of credit for making Tech an all-around school athletically. A team which had no school league to play in but aided by the skill of Frank Murphy, Howard Crofoot, and Howard Nolan more than took care of themselves in adult competition was the volleyball team. These boys really deserve mention! Only two years ago, schoolboy track was revived in Springfield and Tech immediately took command. This was also the case in the most recent track season as VVilliam Fitzgerald, Jack McGhee, Howard Crofoot, and Howard Nolan helped immeasurably to bring the Tech banners home in front. This leaves the only team unable to brig home a crown of some sort, the Soccer team. Our only representatives were Jack McGhee and Frank Murphy. Perhaps that was where the trouble lay. Three of the boys mentioned, Olly Rickson and Bob Frappier in football and Emmet Smith in basketball were named the best at their positions in Western Massachusetts. Though it is impossible to list all the names of the members of our class in Student Council, Pro Merito and G.A.A., they were numerous. In 12A, Pearl Thyregod became secretary of Student Council, Virginia Tanguay, secretary of Senior Pro Merito and Muriel Downie, vice-president of G.A.A. The social functions of September to january 1942 give a great deal to think about. On November 7 was the Tech-Classical Victory Dance. 1 Sweet Cider Swing was the name of our last class dance which was a barn dance and proved to be just as entertaining as it was novel. Mike Biakis and Clarice Decker were chairmen of the dance committee. On December S many of our classmates joined the rest of Tech High at the Springfield Auditorium at the SA. dance which celebrated the 73.392, goal reached in the Student Association drive and the victory of our football team. On the evening of january 9, we once again thronged the Tech High Auditorium to see the school play. The play presented was A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court . Members of our class in the cast were Howard Crofoot, Virginia Tanguay, Peter juskialis, Stuart Benson, and Charles O'Brien. Others from our class working on construction, lighting, etc. were Charles Landry, Robert Herbert, Donald MacKay, Arvid Clauson, Ed Barbeau, Richard Torrey, Stanley Kimball, Lawrence Vlarkin and Gerald Young. At last came our graduation activities! The rlates of each and the committee chairmen were as follows: Banquet-january 14-VV. johnson and M. Buckley, Chairmen. Prom - january 16 - R. Dufresne, B. Thomas, Chairmen. Class Day 4 Virginia Tanguay at which time the Ballot - G. Zarlengo, H. Khtikian Prophecy - D. Herbert, E. Zundell Will - D. Dewar, H. Crofoot were read. In closing may we hope that as coming events cast their shad- ows before, the members of the class in future years may figure as conspicuously and worthily as they have in their high school years. Respectfully submitted, VIRGINIA TANGUAY KENNETH S. ROSS At the honor assembly on January 14. JANUARY CLASS BALLOT Boy who has done most for class - Dong Lenkoski Girl who has done most for class - Virginia Tanguay All American Boy -Ollie Rickson All American Girl - Ann Foisey Boy most likely to succeed - Dong Lenkoslzi Girl most likely to succeed - Pearl Thyregod Handsomest Boy - Donald Parnzenter Prettiest Girl- May MeCreanor Smartest Boy - Doug Lenkoski Smartest Girl- Pearl Tlzyregod Best Dressed Boy - Donald Tunstall Best Dressed Girl- Matilda Zakowieh Best Dancer Boy - Alex Dernitriou Best Dancer Girl - Frances Egan Most Athletic Boy - Ollie Rifkson Most Athletic Girl- Ann Foisey Most Timid Boy - Fred Pooley Most Timid Girl- Nancy Stallone Freshest Boy - Norman Caisse Freshest Girl - Ann Gianetti Wittiest Boy - Iloward Crofoot Wittiest Girl- Helen Murray Most Bashful Boy - Charles Landry Most Bashful Girl - A nna May Brornalqe Noisiest Boy - Haig Khitiksm Noisiest Girl - Betty Fernal Favorite Cartoon Hero - Marathon Talker Boy - Richard DuFrense Marathon Talker Girl -Barbara Thomas Most Conceited Boy -Bradford Smith Most Conceited Girl- Janet Askew Class Pessimist - Barbara Jean Smith Class Optimist - Harry McGill Class Apple Polisher Class Night Hawk Class Book Worm Class Giggler Boy Class Giggler Girl -- Heywood Cooper John McCarthy Alexander Dernetriou James Hublrard Betty Grey Class Crooner - Jack McGhee Class Cowboy - Burton Olson Class Baby - Allen Fleehsig Class Woman Hater - Tony Santinella Class Man Hater - Ileten Kryokax Class Artist - Harry Ilanos Class Scientist - Clayton Rnhjf Class Orat0r - Robert Kinney Class Hermit - Joseph Koslik Class Grouch - Catherine Crane Class Pest - Harry King Class Comedian - Harry Mrflill Favorite Band -Glenn Miller Favorite Actor - Errol Flynn Favorite Actress - Rita Hayworth S1lpl'l'1l'lll7l A CLASS OF JUNE 1942 OFFICERS AND ADVISERS President: Roland Bedard Vice-President: Mary Landerfin Secretary: Barbara Bates Treasurer: Richard Ansehutz Members at Large: Dorothy Cantwell, Alice Dudley Stephen Sarandis Advisers: Miss Mary T. Kelley Mr. Henry A. Morgan Auditor: Mr. Carl R. Stone BARBARA BILLINGS HAROLD BROWN WARNER ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Barbara has been a member of Pro Merito since she entered Tech. She has served as president of the G.A.A. and treasurer of both the Senior Pro Merito and Nisimaha. ller ability to play the organ and piano has been outstand- ing. ller willingness to respond to her schoolwork and activities and her pleasing personality have made her a very likable young lady. As a result she received the school's highest award, The Charles F. Warner Achieve- ment Medal. Harold has been a member of Pro Merito throughout his three years at Tech. During his senior year he was presi- dent of both the Student Council and Senior Pro Merito, and in his junior year he was president of his class. His performances as a talented singer have made him popular. He is well liked for his readiness to participate in school activities and for his amusing manner. As a result he re- ceived the school's highest award, The Charles F. Warner Achievement Medal. VALEDICTORY VVe, the graduating class of june 1942, stand between a happy past and an unknown future. VVe have reached the end of our high school years which brings about the real commencement of our lives. For nearly three years we have looked forward to this occasion of graduation, and now it is here. Upon its arrival we feel an unexpected sadness at leaving our school, and a genuine regret that our class must separate and i.ts members take their respective ways to fame and fortune. Vile realize that what our lives are to be depends in large measure upon the foundations we have been building for them in our high school years. VVe realize that, now we are passing into more active citizenship, there is a place for us in National life. VVe feel that each on.e of us has work to do in demonstrating the spirit of patriotism within us. Construction is going on all over the country. Much indeed, needs to be constructed to bring the world to our ideals, much of the old error and wrong needs to be destroyed. VVe all have a part in it. We all will do our best. In saying farewell to our principal and to our patient and per- severing teachers, who have aided us thus far, we owe more of gratitude than can be expressed in mere words. It is you, teachers, who have shown us the torch, by the light of which we may follow that road - the torch of education. Now comes the necessity of parting, and though our paths will be divergent, what has been a happy, united group will become a lasting pleasant memory which will remain with each one of us. May our future be such as to reflect credit upon our home, our school, and our country. Our school days have been happy, And now it is time to go. Behind are pleasant memoriesg Ahead, our futures glow. Shirley Turner Q1 'Vu l. Richard llugo Anschutz Roland Francis Bedard Barbara .Eunice Blethen Barbara Mae Billingil George Hazen Brigham Harold Donald Brown Agnes Christine Carlson D 1 N. aaa - M K' J ki , J ' 1 - Q llenry Welton Carrier Alice Porter Dudley Beatrice B. M. Fecteau Frank Raymond Getz Laura Gloria Giordano David Goldberg THREE YEAR HONORS Nelson Ralph llibbard Joseph Wilbert Johnson Stefany Claire Irla Everett Albert Johnston U Q' . X L' . kvAy . X: I 5: fi-ZS , .Fif i-2 .TIL Q Mauro Daniel Lacedonia Alfred Fabian LaPan Genevieve Hageman THREE YEAR HONORS Barbara Fuller Law Lawrence Lockwood Nancy Roslyn McLellan Lorraine M.Martineau Myrgn Farnham Peabody Richard Norman Pigeon Eugene Hector Poirier William Alan Preston Ned Clayton Rice Kenneth Scott Ross Edward George Schube THREE YEAR HONORS Alexander Rich Frank .loseph Sambor A Haig Tashjian Howard George Theobald Ben Hapgood Tongue SQ 'V if k'i' ' , .rVk. k g Vk, low, We 4 K 55 A if 6 Q Elm t Zadig Yeprem Setian la Stella Helen Smola Angelina Anna Staltari Henry Walter Wegiel Alfred John wood THREE YEAR HONORS I Alden, Robert Alissi, Elena Allegro, Jennie AfldW00dw Kenneth Angers, Eugene Anschutzv Rlchafd 4947 ex, S An thony, Thomas lp Iiahbin, Walter I-1 43' Armitage, David Armitage, Donald Arnold, Frederick Askew, Janet W Timothy Bailey Baillieul, .lean Baker, Arthur Baevich Pttu ROBERT ALDEN, 17 Dawson St. General Course Bob would like to be in the civil service or have a job in the armory. He enjoys traveling, skating, and going to shows. ELENA ALISSI, 304 Liberty St. General Course Elly , who wants to be a dress de- signer, likes to draw and sew. She has been editor of the Springfield Girls' Club Newspaper. She dislikes being short. JENNIE ALLEGRO, 14 Whitney Place General Course Soccer 15 Basketball 1, 25 Badminton 25 Apparatus 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Italian Club 1. Jennie plans to go into nursing. Her hobby is sewing. She makes most of her own clothes. KENNETH ANDWOOD, 409 Page Boulevard Applied Arts Course Kenny expects to enter Airmantech to become a die sinker. He enjoys horse- back riding, skating, and dancing. EUGENE ANGERS, 119 Leyfred Ter. College Preparatory Course Tech Hi-Y 2, 35 Stamp Club 1, 25 French Club 1, 25 Student Council 1, 25 Class Dance Committee 25 Torch Club 1, President 1. Eugene expects to become a doctor. His idea of a good time is going on a picnic. RICHARD HUGO ANSCHUTZ, 308 Boston Rd. College Preparatory Course Class Treasurer 35 Class Dance Com- mittee 25 Prom Committee 35 Class History Committee 35 Tech News 35 Metallurgy Club 2. Dick is planning to enter Worcester Polytech Institute to become a designer or an architect. His idea of a good time is riding his motorcycle or driving his convertible. THOMAS ANTHONY, 103 Farnsworth St. General Course DAVID ARMITAGE, 31 Buchholz St. General Course DONALD RAYMOND ARMITAGE, 31 Buchholz St. General Course Airplane Club. Dinny or The D.A. would like to be in the Navy. His hobby is doing machine shop work. FRED J. ARNOLD, JR., 96 Winton St. College Preparatory Course Mac plans to become an aeronautical engineer or a draftsman. His hobby is airplane modeling, and he enjoys hunting and fishing. JANET CHRISTINE ASKEW, 28 Princeton St. College Preparatory Course Baseball 15 Basketball 25 G.A.A. I, 25 Le Salon 15 Motion Picture Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Nisimaha 35 Class Nominat- ing Committee 1,35 Picture Committee 3' Prom Committee 3. Jan plans to enter Springfield Hospital Training School for Nursing. Her hob- bies are collecting little animals, reading, and playing the piano. She enjoys danc- ing. 1 WALTER BABBIN, 813 Berkshire Ave., I. O. General Course Sunny is undecided about'his .life work. His idea of a good time is swim- ming or roller skating. TIMOTHY F. BAILEY, JR., 11 Nathaniel St. General Course Timo plans to go into a business of his own. His idea of a good time is going out with Bernice . PETER BAEVICH, 334 Liberty St. General Course Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, 35 Corri- dor Guard 25 Chorus 3. Pete is planning to enter A.I.C., and for his life work he chooses coaching. His hobby is collecting stamps. JEAN MARGARET BAILLIEUL, 18 Oak Grove Ave. General Course Aviation Club 1, Fencing 25 Tiger Staff 2, 3. Infant is still undecided about her life's work. Her idea of a good time is a meeting of the Girls' Rover Crew. ARTHUR BAKER, 162 Wrentham Rd. General Course Art wants a career in the Navy. He enjoys going hunting and fishing. 05, Q, 5, if 4 j N ... Baker, George Baldini, Louis Baldwin, Edward Ballard, Raymond Barnett, Charles Bates, Barbara Bean, Charles Bedard, Roland Bedell, Robert Benoit, Edward Berard, Roland Bergeron, William Beron, Louis Bissonnette, Richard Blair, Marjorie Billings, Barbara GEORGE BAKER, 15 Congress St. General Course Tech Cartoonist 2, Tennis, Golf, Football, Basketball. George would like to be a tool maker. His hobby is designing airplanes. His idea of a good time is playing swing records and dancing. LOUIS BALDINI, 67 Florence St. Applied Arts Course Student Patrol 3, Corridor 3 Baldy would like to become an auto designer or a machinist. His hobby is designing posters and cars. He also enjoys playing softball. EDVVARD BALDWIN, 730 White St. College Preparatory Course Student Council 1, S. A. Collector 2, 3. Baldy is undecided about his college. He hopes to go into a business or to be a banker. RAYMOND BALLARD, 303 Water St. College Preparatory Course CHARLES BARNETT, 156 Pearl St. General Course Chuck is undecided about his career. His hobbies are collecting swing music and keys. His idea ofa good time is going on a hay ride. BA RBA RA BATES, 33 Castle St. College Preparatory Course Softball 1, Volleyball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, Class Dance Committee 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, Apparatus 1, 2, Tennis 1, Ping Pong l, 2, 3, Manager 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Social Chairman 1, Class Secretary 2, 3, Nisimaha 3, Proph- esy 3, Prom Committee 3, Tech Tiger 3. Bobbie wants to make modeling her life work. She collects theatre stubs as a hobby. She likes to go dancing and bowling. She is one of the eight S S.S.D.j's. CHARLES BEAN, 117 Draper St. College Preparatory Course Beano plans to enter the University of Illinois. He would like to become a civil engineer. His hobby is collecting sports pictures. He enjoys attending conven- tions. ROLAND FRANCIS BEDARD, 11 Merwin St. College Preparatory Course Chess Club 1, 2, Writing Club 1, Chem- istry Club 1, French Club 1, 2, Tech News Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3, Sports Editor 3, Tech News Business Staff 1, 2, 3, Circulation Manager 2, 3, Advertising Manager 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 2, Stu- dent Patrol 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Lieutenant 2, Captain 3, Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Vice- president 3, Chairman Class Dance Com- mittee l, Tech Review 2, Editor 2, Class President 3. Roland plans to be a teacher or a writer. His hobby is hobbies . He enjoys attending a sports event or a dance with the right young lady. ROBERT FRANCIS BEDELL, 100 Federal St. General Course Bob would like to become a draftsman or a tool engineer. He enjoys roller skating, ice skating, lishing, and dancing. EDWARD BENOIT, 275 Center St., I. O. General Course Constitution Committee 2, Arm-band Committee 3, Class Ballot Committee 3, Student Patrol 2, 3. Ben wants to become an aviator or go into the retail business. His hobby is model railroading. ROLAND C. BERARD, 37 Merwin St. College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Tech Tiger 3, Ballot Committee 3, Banquet Committee 3, Pro Merito 1, Co-ed Badminton 2, 3. Truck plans to enter the University of Detroit ard become a coach or a civil engineer. He enjoys any form of game or sport. WILLIAM BERGERON, 2699 Columbus Ave. General Course LOUIS BERON, 97 Bancroft St. General Course Lou intends to enter an aviation school and make his career in aviation. His hobby is collecting stamps. BARBARA MAE BILLINGS, Cummington, Mass. College Preparatory Course Ski Club 3, Student Council 2, 3, Atheneaum 2, 3, Nisimaha 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Ping Pong 3, Swimming 2, Bowling 1, Tech Tiger 2, 3, Tech News 2, 3, Associate Editor 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Chorus 1, 2, Prom Chairman 3, Class Dance Committee 2, Tennis 2, 3, Golf 2, Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 2, Treasurer 3. Toot plans to enter Mount Holyoke College and become a laboratory techni- cian. Collecting bottles is her hobby, and she enjoys skiing or dancing. She is one of the eight S S,S.8z.D.,I's. RICHARD BISSONNETTE, 167 oak st., 1. o. College Preparatory Course Camera Club 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Fencing 2, Corridor Guard 3. Dick is undecided about his life work. His hobby is hunting and fishing. MARJORIE BLAIR, 2462 Main St. College Preparatory Course Class Dance Committee 3. Margie would like to be a nurse. Her hobby is collecting clippings. Her idea of a good time is dancing and all day picnics with a crowd of young people. nr- - e fe xl H-. ff ,,, vm M 4 -V if , Q 1 M N,AM,l Q J M' Q, M , 13, . WC, 1 'lla' .19 , 1. --ii. J nur' ,. ,I ,,.,., ,. L, , x 1 .V Q s ,sf Q' ,,', Q C M ,C , K all Blefhenv Barbara Bolden, Lois Borgatti, Walter Brigham, George Broderick, Winifred Botelho. Phyllis 'Ml lf 'ak 5, , sm- i- Brown, Harold Brown, Thomas Busiere, Roger Callahan, Thomas Camerota, John ,L ,. Crow, Nea.. 8? Q Campbell, Joyce Cantwell, Dorothy Y V Capuano, Gerald Capuano, Leo Carlson, Agnes Q BARBARA EUNICE BLETHEN, 21 Greenacre Lane, East Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 33 Athenaeum 3, Secretary 33 Badminton 23 Swimming 13 Class Dance 2, 33 Model Aviation Club 2, Secretary 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Flying Club 33 Banquet Committee 3. Barby plans to enter Forsythe Col- lege. She plans to become a dental hy- gienist. Her hobby is playing the piano by ear. She enjoys informal dances and Pro Merito Conventions. LOIS EUNICE BOLDEN, 89 Adams St. College Preparatory Course Class Dance Committee 1. Lo wants to attend a designing school and become a tophand designer. Her hobby is doing all sorts of handwork. Her idea of a good time is dancing or hav- ing a group of friends at her home. WALTER BORGATTI, 743 Worthington St. General Course Walter would like to become a. machinist or join the Navy. His hobby is working with wood. He enjoys going to a movie or roller skating. GEORGE HAZEN BRIGHAM, 96 Andrew St. College Preparatory Course Baseball 1, Manager3 Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, Chief 33 Hi-Y 3, Vice-president 33 Student Council 3, Vice-president 33 Class Will Committee 3. Bud plans to enter the General Electric Apprenticeship Course and be- come an electrical engineer. Model build- ing is his hobby. He enjoys resting be- side a lake a hundred miles from nowhere. WINIFRED CATHERINE BRODERICK, 3396 Main St. General Course Chorus 1, 2, 3. Winnie plans to enter the Mercy Hospital Nursing School. Saving pic- tures is her hobby, and she enjoys going to a football game with a gang of good kids. PHYLLIS BOTELHO, 20 Laurel St. College Preparatory Course HAROLD DONALD BROWN, 27 Norway St., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, President 33 Torch Club 13 Hi-Y 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 3, President 33 Tech News 33 Class President 1, 23 Chairman of Class Constitution 13 Co-Chairman of Senior Prom 33 Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, Captain of Lunchroom 3. Brownie has broadcast over the radio several times. He is going to enter Brown University. His hobby is singing. THOMAS BROWN, 46 Stockman St. General Course Baseball 2, 33 Chorus 33 Chef Club 3. Thomas would like to make professional baseball his life work. His hobby is sports and his idea of a good time is base- ball and football. ROGER BUSIERE, 46 Nevada Ave. General Course THOMAS FRANCIS CALLAHAN, JR., 122 Hamburg St. General Course Chef Club 33 Basketball 1. Cal hopes to go to A.I.C. and become a radio engineer. His hobby is collecting rubber tires. JOHN CAMEROTA, 151 Quincy St. General Course JOYCE MIRIAM CAMPBELL, 11 So. Park Place, East Longmeadow General Course Nisimaha 3. Joyce plans to take up office work as her career. Her idea of a good time is danc- ing, skating, skiing, and various other sports. DOROTHY CANTWELL, 81 Garfield St. College Preparatory Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Riding 1, 33 Volleyball 23 Ping Pong 2, 33 Badminton 2, 33 Swimming 23 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Ski Club 33 Nisimaha 2, 3, Vice- president 33 Motion Picture Club 3, Treasurer 33 Co-chairman of Banquet 33 Band 1, 23 Class Dance Committee 1, 23 Soccer 13 Tech Tiger 2, 3, Type Editor 33 Tech News 2, 3, Club Editor 33 Member- at-Large 3. Dot plans to enter Dean Junior Col- lege and become a buyer. Her hobbies are sports. She is one of the eight S.S.S.D.J's. AGNES CHRISTINE CARLSON, 187 Jasper St. General Course Basketball 1, 2, Captain 13 Soccer 13 Field Hockey 23 Bowling 1, 2, 3, Manager 33 Ping Pong 2, 3, Manager 23 Badminton 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2g Golf 2, Manager 23 S.A. Collector 23 Radio Workshop 13 Baseball 13 Tennis 1, 2, Manager 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Nisimaha 2, 3, Program Chairman 33 Motion Picture Apprecia- tion Club 2, 3, Corresponding and Record- ing Secretary 33 Athenaeum 2, 3, Program Chairman 33 Pro Merito 1, 2, '3, Vice- president 1, 23 Tech Tiger 2, 3, Associate Editor 2, Editor-in-chief 33 Class Dance Committee 23 Class Picture Committee 33 Class Banquet Committee 33 Student Council 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, All New Eng- land Chorus 23 Drama 3. Aggie would like to write for a maga- zine. Her hobbies are singing, playing the piano, reading, sewing, stamps, and sports. Her idea of a good time is riding around town in a convertible . She is one of the eight S.S.S.D.J's. GERALD CAPUANO, 82 Fresno St. General Course President of Chef Club 33 Student Council 1. Cappe plans to be a civil engineer. He started the Chef Club in Tech. E. LEO CAPUANO, S2 Fresno St. College Preparatory Course Football 13 Intramural Basketball3 Chef Club 3. Cap plans to enter Northeastern Uni- versity and become a civil engineer. His hobby is collecting things . His idea of a good time is anything anywhere, as long as he feels at ease . Carr Robert Carrier Welton Carvllle June Cassanelli, Albert Cignoni, Ruth Clevenshlre John C oleman Edwin Lolton Robert Cressotti, Stanley , it Q' Del Pozzo, Florence K 0- Cwieka, Edward S3 is Dennis, Bessie 'SRS Czarnik, Irene Deso, Clarence ROBERT A. CARR, 19 Hayden St. General Course Bob wants to be an airplane machin- ist. His idea of a good time is going out with his girl friend. HARVEY VVELTON CARRIER, 56 Circle Rd., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Pro Merito l, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 2, 3. Bill plans to go to Yale. Construct- ing model airplanes 'is his hobby. His idea of a good time is a show or a good book. JUNE LORRAINE CARVILLE, 24 Massachusetts Ave., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Nisimaha 33 Tech Tiger 33 Dramatics 33 Swimming 33 Softball 33 Chorus 33 Banquet Committee 3. june plans to enter Peter Brent Brigham Hospital to become a nurse. Her hobby is collecting snapshots of her friends. She enjoys sports, and her idea of a good time is bowling, swimming, or skating. ALBERT CASSANELLI, 281 Allen St. General Course Al wishes to be a machinist or an avia- tor Flying Club meant the most to him. He likes being tall. RUTH HELEN CIGNONI, 91 Ambrose St. College Preparatory Course French Club 1, 2, 33 Badminton 23 Ping Pong 23 Pro Merito 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Shorty plans to enter Westfield State Teachers' College. She wants to be a school teacher. Her hobby is playing the piano. Her idea ofa good time is an active game of badminton. JOHN CLEVENSHIRE, 379 Central St. General Course EDWIN COLEMAN, JR., 33 Derryfield St. College Preparatory Course Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Ted plans to take an apprentice course at Pratt and Whitney. His hobby is sports. ROBERT WILLIAM COLTON, 151 White St. General Course Soccer 2. Bob or Coke intends to be a Diesel engineer or an aviation machinist. STANLEY CTRESSOTTI, 281 Dwight St. Y General Course Stan wants to be a draftsman. His idea of a good time is going out with a gang of fellows. EDWARD CWIEKA, Boston Rd., N. Wilbraham General Course Ed intends to be a machinist or an airplane mechanic. His hobbies are col- lecting stamps and fishing. His idea of a good time is fishing. IRENE M. CZARNIK, , 28M Parker St., I. O. College Preparatory Course I plans to enter the Rhode Island Hospital to train as a nurse. Her hobbies are dancing or bowling with a group of her friends. MATTHEW F D'AMATO, 80 Broad St. General Course Band 2, 33 Corridor Guard 3. Matty would like to be a machinist. He has played in a drum corps, outside of school. MARIAN DAVIS, Hampden General Course Molly is still undecided about her future career. She enjoys dancing and traveling. FLORENCE DEL POZZO, 27 Grover St. General Course Shorty is undecided about her career. She enjoys dancing and traveling. BESSIE ANNE DENNIS, 195 Hampshire St., I. O. College Preparatory Course French Club 1, 2, 3. Bess would like to become a nurse. Her hobby is collecting match covers. CLARENCE EDWARD DESO, 18 Batavia St. General Course Band 2, 33 Chef Club 33 Corridor Guard 3, Airplane Club 113 Intramural Basketball. jimmy plans to be a machinist. His hobby' is photography. His idea of a good time is going into state competition with drum corps . D gm ' 5 l , v 'X K 0 J : ..,. it - 5' YI ' E au- ' 4 'CT' V V 'ig vs- V ' R . , . f lx Q , alexa T, .E ya y X pl, .K X: I -f b ,Jig . V, 1- - ., 1 f 2 - .15 AH' 1 L.L i , - K ' f J' , X .Q 5.Q5e.'u-Par 'Li , N 1, V :iaith - ' D Dever, Robert Dineen, John Doersam Downey, Harold Dudley, Abie , Ffedefifik Dole, Roger Dolphin, Grace Douthwrlght Emma Duncan, Gertrude Duquette, Charles Erickson, Kenneth Pecteau, Beatrice Perrara, Edward Q Fogarty, Edward Foster, Donald Ferris, Dorothy ROBERT DEYER, 72 Windemere St. General Course Constitution Committee Ig S.A. Col- lector lg Class Dance Committee 23 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2. D Robert wants to be an engineer. His idea of a good time is dancing. JOHN MICHAEL DINEEN, 598 Newbury St. General Course Football. Sharkey wishes to make aviation his life work. His hobby is sports. His idea of a good time is a game of baseball. FREDERICK L. DOERSAM, 269 Connecticut Ave. General Course Fred plans to become a draftsman or machinist. His hobby is sports. His idea of a good time is dancing. ROGER W. DOLE, 152 Bliss Rd. General Course Rog would like to be a commissioner of game or forestry. His hobby is hunting and fishing. His idea of a good time is a trip to uninhabited Maine to hunt and fish . GRACE ROSE DOLPHIN, 108 Bancroft St. General Course Dramatics 3. Dolly's ambition is to become a Filing clerk. She enjoys bowling and playing ping pong. EMMA DOUTHWRIGHT, 53 Keith St. General Course Soccer 23 Modern Dance 13 Basketball lg Apparatus 1. Eddie wants to be an aviatrix. Her lplobby is sports. She likes her long blond air. L HAROLD JOSEPH DOVVNEY, JR., 36 Governor St. College Preparatory Course Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Tech Tiger 3, Co-ed Badminton 3, Chef Club 3, Corridor Guard 3. Hal , Moe , Harry , or Swish plans to enter A.I.iC. and then the Army Air Corps. His hobbies are photography and sports. ALICE P. DUDLEY, 73 Colton Pl., Longmeadow General Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 39 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Member-at-Large 2, 3g Athenaeum 3, Nisimaha 2, 33 Class Dance Chairman 3, Class Prom Committee 3 Alice wants to teach kindergarten or work in a library. Her idea of a good time is a summer spent in Maine. She is one of the eight S.S.S.D.J's. GERTRUDE DUNCAN, 7 Ashbrook Ave. General Course G.A.A. 1, 2, Nisimaha 3. Gert , who goes for sports and col- lecting minatures, would like ofhce work when she graduates. She is active in the 4-H Club. CHARLES DUQUETTE, 30 Mazarin St., I. O. General Course Student Council 2g Photo Club 1, Intramural Basketball lg Dramatic Club 3, What A Life 2. Duke warts to be a toolmaker. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and all sports. His idea of a good time is camp- ing in the wilds. KENNETH EZRICKSON, 115 Wilbraham Rd. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 35 Student Patrol 1, 2. Ken wan:s to be a radio technician. His hobby is taking pictures. His idea of a good time is going to a dance with three couples. BEATRICE BERTHA FECTEAU, 69 Monrovia St. Applied Arts Course Philotechnean 1, 2, Le Salon 1, 2, 3: Badminton 1, 23 Ping Pong 1, 2, Athe- neum 3, Secretary 33 Ballot Committee 35 G.A.A. 1, 25 Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Nisimaha 1, 2, 3. Bea plans to enter Boston School of Fashion to be a designer. Her hobby is eating. Her idea of a good time is a skat- ing party with all her friends. Bea plays piano and attends A.I.C. nights. EDWARD J. FERRARA, 11 Wilcox St. General Course Football. Edward wants to be a chemist. His hobbies are stamps and chemistry. DOROTHY ANN FERRIS, 181 Hampshire St., I. O. General Course Dot would like to become a teacher or a singer. She likes to go dancing with a whole gang and raise hang . Her hobby is collecting pictures of friends. EDWARD FOGARTY, 47 Greenwich St. General Course Fog plans to become a machine opera- tor or to enter some branch of the armed forces. He enjoys going out with the gang and having fun . DONALD E. FOSTER, 74 Warren Ter., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Airplane Club 1, 2, 3, President 2, Sec- retary 1, Torch Club lg Hi-Y 2, 33 Cheer Leader 3, Student Patrol 2, 3. Fuzzy plans to enter an aviation school and become a test pilot or an air- craft deisgner. Gas model planes are his hobby, and he enjoys flying them. aw Q L- 9' if ' - Q 2, I I hx M Sw 6 '5 X I 13 E? f K Gagner, Theresa Fressola, Joseph Gauthier, Donald Gawlik, Albina Georgantas, Charles Getz, Frank sr I X X Giordano, Laura Goldberg, David l ws Gougeon, Robert Graham, Gloria flf- Aooo 5 ' xg: 5 F: , D f . W ri-A ' ex 5 Goodrich, Clarence Goodwin, Robert Gotta, Louis Greaney, Walter Green, Eleanor Granger, Francls THERESA GAGNER, Maplehurst Ave., East Longmeadow General Course Chorus 1, 2, 3. Chickey hasn't yet decided on what college she would like to attend to be a nurse. Her idea of a good time is a barn dance followed by an ice cream soda. Outside of school Chickey has done work for N.R.A. JOSEPH FRESSOLA, 48 Palmer Ave. General Course Joe wants' to be a drummer in a fam- ous band. His hobby is practising on the drums. DONALD P. GAUTHIER, 74 Carver St. General Course Ben hopes to attend a Maritime Cadet Training School to become a com- missioned otficer in the Navy. ALBINA F. GAWLIK, 10 Seneca St., I. O. General Course Apparatus 1, 2, Ping Pong 13 Badminton 15 Volleyball 1. Beana wants to go into shop work. Her hobby is collecting souvenirs. CHARLES GEORGANTAS, 50 Algonquin Pl. General Course Chuch wants to be a draftsman or machine operator. His hobby is collecting records. FRANK RAYMOND GETZ, 47 Daviston St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Pro Merito 1, 2, 3g Ban- quet Committee 3g Track 2, 3, S.A. Collector 1. Frank plans to enter the General Elec- tric Apprentice Shop Course and become an engineer. His hobbies are woodwork and drawing. His ideas of a good time are skating and playing badminton. LAURA GIORDANO, 37 Wilcox St. General Course Soccer 1, 2 Basketball 15 Badminton 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Apparatus 1, Swimming 3, French Club 2, 3, Italian Club 1, 2, Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Nisimaha 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Banquet 3. Brenda alias Sunshine plans to enter Springfield Hospital. A nursing career is her chief aim in life. Her hobbies are sports and making friends. Her ideas of a good time are swimming and playing badminton. DAVID GOLDBERG, 187 Massasoit St. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito, Chess. Izzy would lil-:e to become an aviator. His hobby is collecting stamps. He enjoys physical exercise out of doors, and reading. CLARENCE ALBERT GOODRICH, 53 Kenyon St. General Course For his life work Goody chooses aviation. His hobby is collecting stamps. He enjoys going swimming or bowling. ROBERT EARL GOODWIN, 33 Ashley St. General Course Goody wants to be a machinist. His hobby is sports. His idea of a good time is a good movie or eating. LOUIS GOTTA, 125 Boston Rd. 'General Course Track 2, Photography Club. Lou plans to go into the upholstering business with his father. He enjoys going out and having good clean fun. ROBERT GOUGEON, 256 Springfield St. General Course Hi-Y 2, 3. Bob would like to enter New England Aerial School and become an aircraft mechanic. His hobbies are stamps, sports, fishing, and hunting. GLORIA GRAHAM, 636 Sumner Ave. College Preparatory Course Glee Club 2, 35 Ping Pong 3, Bowling 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. Crackers plans to go to Bay Path and wants to take up business or music for her lifework. Her idea of a good time is dancing, sports, or listening to a good swing band. FRANCIS THEODORE GRANGER, 34 Oak St. General Course Track 13 Volleyball 3. Stretch would like to be a tool de- signer. His hobby is scouting. WALTER CHARLES GREANEY, 39 Noel St. General Course Chorus 3, Student Council 2. Pop plans to enter Northeastern to take up engineering. His hobby is play- ing hockey, and his idea of a good time is a group of boys and girls going out together. ELEANOR GREEN, 138 Hampden Rd., East Longmeadow Applied Arts Course Tech News Style Column 33 Baseball 2. Pokey plans to enter Rhode Island School of Design and become a fashion designer. Her hobby is sea shell craft. finllifll. Mildred Guczek, Stanley Half, Robert Hageman, an Hanson, Russell Harrington, Eleanor Hartig, H. Otto Hibhard, Nelson Il0manS, Elmer Genevieve Hallas, Jac-kson Hammond, Donald Hassler, Charles Henderson, Kenneth Hrobak, Francis Hubbard, James Hoyle, Helen MILDRED L. GRINNELL, Stony Hill Rd., Wilbraham College Preparatory Course Athenaeum 3. Millie would like to go to Nasson College, and wishes to do some kind of office work. Her idea of a good time is swimming, or bicycling. Thoroughbred dogs are her hobby. STANLEY B. GUCZEK, 565 Page Blvd. General Course Goose wants to be a toolmaker. His hobby is sleeping and his idea of a good time is roller skating or bowling. ROBERT HAFF, 30 Avon Place General Course Bob would like to make chemistry his life work. His hobby is collecting Esquire-s . His idea of a good time is havingabig turkeydinner to eat. GENEVIEVE HAGEMAN, 127 Hastings St. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Class Constitution Committee 35 Class Dance Committee 3. Gen or Diary plans to enter the Springfield Hospital School of Nursing.. Her hobby is making scrapbooks and writing dissertations. Her idea of a good time is a meeting of the Girl Rover Crew . DAVID JACKSON HALLAS, 28 Elsie St. General Course Dramatic Club Ig Chemistry Club 2, 3. Dave wants to attend Airmantech. His hobby is model airplanes. His idea of a good time is Hying model airplanes, dancing, and swimming. DONALD HAMMOND, 45 Barber St. College Preparatory Course RUSSELL HANSON, 26 Eclenclale St., East Springfield General Course Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Russ or Fiddler hopes to enter Northeastern Night School and play in a symphony orchestra or be a patternmaker. His hobbies are stamps and collecting concert programs. He enjoys taking out my best girl . ELEANOR HARRINGTON, North Wilbraham General Course Orchestra 1, 2, Band 33 Chorus 3. Eleanor enjoys a square dance, also good music. She would like to be a nurse in Springfield Hospital or a singer. OTTO HARTIG, JR., 37 Fenwick St. General Course S.A. Collector 3, Chorus. Ot wants to go to Bentley School and become a telephone worker. His hobby is boats. He has played in a swing band outside of school. CHARLES ROLAND HASSLER, 17 Dunhill Ave., Indian Orchard General Course Chuck wants to be a machinist. His hobby' is hunting, and his idea of an good time is dancing, swimming, or bowling. KENNETH EARL HENDERSON, 22 Orange St. College Preparatory Course S.A. Colle-:tor 3, Corridor Guard, Class Will 3. Hendy plans to enter A.I.C. and to be a pilot for the American Air Lines. His hobby is flying. NELSON RALPH HIBBARD, 91 Grenada Ter. College Preparatory Course Soccer 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Pro Meritog Class Constitution Committee 13 Bad- minton 3. Hibb wants to take the General Electric Course. His hobby is fishing. His idea of a good time is going to an out of town basketball game in a bus full of fellows and girls. ELMER HOMANS, 27 Hancock St. General Course Tech Ski Club 15 Tech Ski Team 1. Sked plans to enter Northeastern. He wants to be either a draftsman or a machinist. His hobby is skiing. His idea of a good time is a full day of skiing from early morn till evening. HELEN HOYLE, 14 Chilson St. General Course Kitty is particularly fond of dancing and collects swing records as a hobby. She would like her life's work to be design- ing. A good dance is her idea of a good time. FRANCIS HROBAK, 69 Sargeant St. General Course Chorus. Francis is undecided about his life work. JAMES HUBBARD, 196 Central St. Applied Arts Course ldzikowski, Alex Iennaco, Vincent Ingalls, Walter Irla, Stefany Jacobson, Norman Jarecki, Arthur Jarvis, Leo Johnson, Doris Johnston, Everett Jones, Bafbafa Jones, William ' ':' lf 9 -if ',,. . , 5 l.Q'f?g4-4 lf' ' S Kaszubav Edward Keeney, Harry Kendall, Elizabeth King,'Harry Kelliher, Dennis ALEX IDZIKOWSKI, 154 Everett St. College Preparatory Course Corridor Guard. Clarence plans to join the Army Air Corps. His hobbies are model airplanes and stamps. His idea of a good time is going out with the gang. VINCENT IENNACO, 71 Bliss St. General Course Vinnie wants to be a machinist. EARLE WALTER INGALLS, 44 Dawes St. General Course Soccer 1, 2, Captain 3. Walt would like to be a machinist. His hobby is building model airplanes. His idea of a good time is going out with a nice girl from Vermont. STEFANY CLAIRE IRLA, 121 Parker St., Indian Orchard General Course Pro Merito 33 Class VVill 3. Giggles doesn't yet know what she's going to do after she graduates. She likes good books and movies. Her hobby is embroidery. NORMAN JACOBSON, Crane St., East Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Chemistry Club. Jake plans to enter A,I,C. and become an analytical chemist. His hobby is chemistry. ARTHUR JARECKI, 967 Dwight St. College Preparatory Course Chemistry Club I3 Class Will Commit- tee 3. Arthur wants to enter Springfield Col- lege. He plans to do police work. His hobby is baseball. LEO N. JARVIS, 67 Johnson St. General Course Airplane Club 13 Student Patrol 2. Leo would like to be a machinist. His hobby is gas models and photographs. His idea of a good time is a camping trip with plenty of hunting, fishing, and swimming. DORIS INGRID JOHNSON, . 14 Carew Ter. General Course Nisimaha 3g Harmony Club 3. Dot plans to enter Springfield Hospi- tal a year after graduation to become a nurse. Her idea of a good time is going skiing. EVERETT ALBERT JOHNSTON, 46 Noel St. General Course Bud is undecided about his future work. His hobby is building model air- planes. He enjoys a skating or bowling party. BARBARA LOUISE JONES, 67 Meadow Rd., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Swimming I, 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Bowling 23 Airplane Club 2, Treasurer 23 Athe- naeum 3f Barbie irtends to train at Springfield Hospital to btcome a nurse. Rainbow, an outside club, has meant the most to her. She enjoys a crowd. VVILLIAM JONES, 271 Norfolk St. College Preparatory Course Band 1. Bill plans to enter Northeastern I'niversity ard hopes to work for either R.C..-X. or G.E. His hobby is fixing things. He enjoys a good party. EDWARD KASZUBA, 32 Morgan St. General Course Kay plans to be a toolmaker. His hobbies are fly making and fishing. He enjoys traveing, camping, and fishing combined as a whole. HARRY KEENEY, 82 Alexander St. General Course Torch Club 13' Hi-Y 2, 33 Tech News 1, 2, 33 Chairman Victory Dance 33 Pic- ture Committee 33 Class Dance Commit- tee 33 Prom Committee 3. Harry plans to be a statesman in politics or a salesman, for which he is well equipped. His hobby is eating when there is something I like. He enjoys a fdinner dance with a little singing thrown in, DENNIS KELLIHER, 401 Nottingham St. General Course ELIZABETH GERALDINE KENDALL 110 Northampton Ave. General Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 3g Apparatus 13 Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 23 Softball 1, 23 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Swimming 13 Modern Dancing 13 Hockey 1. Betty would like to be a machinist or a housewife, Her hobbies are sewing and sports. Her idea of a good time is going out with about six couples on pic- nics, swimming, hiking, and dancing. HARRY KING, 108 Byers St. College Preparatory Course Le Salon 13 Student Council 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 Forum 33 Banquet Committee 3. Harry plans to enter Worcester Tech and become an automotive engineer. Automobiles are his hobby, and he enjoys watching automobile races. Kirby, J0hI1 K0m00ri8n, .lohn Kucharski, John La Belle, William Labonte, Louis La Fleur, .lohn La Garry, Eunice Lake, Donald Lamarche, Guy Larlderfiny Mary Langlois. Barbara Q- C me .lj i',ff?gz A 1 gr-4 2- .N -er iini e' ifwtr- ,n.i an 1 5 Neg-ftafxf?-LQ.: r wg i gf 1 ll K 4 4 , . U . .,g.., Q-3:-l. 5f 1 .ggi 2 so A323225 in ' L -, . Q' llagaavg' 2,4 ,Y '- X 'N . h lzill-'15 ..g,, -- Law Barbara Lawe Frances 1 Lacedonia, Mauro Lanier, John , La Pan, Alfred A JOHN KIRBY, 28 Parkside St. College Preparatory Course Theta Mu Theta 3. Jake plans to enter A.I.C. but is undecided about his life work. Stamp collecting and sports are his hobbies. He enjoys attending parties. JOHN KOMOORIAN, 1122 State St. General Course JOHN JOSEPH KUCHARSKI, ' 56 Orchard St. General Course John plans to be either a mechanic or a musician. His hobby is stamps. He enjoys traveling, swimming, and fishing. WILLIAM G. LA BELLE, 679 Chestnut St. College Preparatory Course Sleepy or Doc plans to enter Syra- cuse University and become a doctor. Chemistry is his hobby. LOUIS GEORGE LABONTE, 41 Edgemont St. College Preparatory Course Louis would like to be a draftsman or a farmer. His hobby is stamps. JOHN ERNEST LA FLEUR, 159 White St. College Preparatory Course Bowling Club 2, 3. T.B. plans to join the navy. His hobby is bowling. He enjoys a swimming party of two or more couples. EUNICE LA GARRY, 14 Dresden St. College Preparatory Course Eunice is planning to enter Bay Path or to get married. DONALD B. LAKE, 27 Ruskin St. College Preparatory Course Corridor Guard. Don plans to enter Stevens Institute of Technology and become a chemist. He has the unusual hobby of working. He enjoys going out with a gang of fellows. GUY A. LAMARCHE, 43 Chilson St. College Preparatory Course Hockey 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3. Guy plans 1.0 be an engineer or a sports promoter. Athletics are his hobby, and he enjoys a good hockey game. MARY FRANCIS LANDERFIN, 28 Draper St. General Course Nisimaha 2, 33 Vice President of Class 1, 2, 33 Class Dance Committee 1, 23 S.A. Dance Committee 33 Student Patrol 13 Class Ballot 33 Pro Merito 2. Mary wants to be a designer. Her hobby is dancing. BARBARA THERESA LANGLOIS, 51 Clifton Ave. 'General Course G.A.A. 1, 23 Nisimaha 33 Student Council 23 Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball 1,21 Bowling 1, Apparatus 1, 2. Bobby , who enjoys making friends, is anxiously waiting for Jimmy to get home from the Army. Her ambition is to get married. MAURO DANIEL LACEDONIA, 104 Cherrelyn St. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Convention Com- mittee 33 Tech Review 23 Hi-Y 33 Tech Tiger 33 Bowling 2, 33 Class Will 33 Tech Swing Band 3. Mauro plans to enter Worcester Poly- technic Institute to become an aeronauti- cal engineer. His hobbies are sports and records, and his ideas of a good time are watching a big name band, bowling, and swimming. JOHN WILLIAM LANIER, 18 Brandon Ave. General Course Johnnie plans to be a machinist or a draftsman. He enjoys playing a good game of hockey, baseball, or football. ALFRED FABIAN LaPAN, 60 Warrenton St. General Course Pro Merito 2, 3. Al plans to be a tool designer or maker. He enjoys a good hunting or fishing trip. BARBARA F. LAW, 33 Greenleaf St. College Preparatory Course French Club 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Chorus 33 Pro Merito 1, 2, 3. Bobbie is undecided about her life work. Her hobby is sports. Her idea of a good time is roller skating. FRANCES ROSE LAWE, 52 Lawndale St. College Preparatory Course Stamp Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 33 .Apparatus Club 13 G.A.A. 1, 23 Softball 1, 33 Hockey 1, 2. Franny plans to enter Westfield State Teachers' College in September. She is an active member of the Stamp Club and has won many prizes for her exhibits. Her idea of a good time is bowling. Q. 3 to 'Q Lawson, Richard Lazerus, Vernon Leighton, George Leighton, Ilarlan Lemon, Charles Lenvillev Clarence nv 2 .,, ,f 104, . , JJ. -Zhwf ', Q1'??f'f '- 5 M . I ,, -,ggy w e -i 1 Lf, 1ff,,:j': T ' L , ' KNEW 1 L W ' i M -.. ww, Le Roy, .Iohn Lewis, Marion Lockwood, Lawrence Lunden, Kenneth Malone, John .31 Qi 51 atv Ab as 'T Maddock lames MRHQETIZH, Charles Martin, Richard Martineau, I orrame x as Q Marchese, Alfred RICHARD NORMAN LAWSON, 200 Maynard St. College Preparatory Course Torch Club 1: Model Airplane Club 1. Dick plans to enter the General Electric Apprenticeship Course. He en- joys seeing a good hockey game. VERNON B. LAZARUS, 133 Massasoit St. General Course Vernon plans to attend the Boston Maritime School to become a nautical engineer. GEORGE E. LEIGHTON, 16 Montclair St. College Preparatory Course Model Airplane Club 23 Tech Flying Club 3. George plans to enter Springfield Col- lege. He would like to be a peacetime Army pilot or be in the Coast Guard. His hobby is making and flying model planes and Hying real planes. His idea ofa good time is Hying a Piper Cub . HARLAN LEIGHTON, 16 Montclair St. College Preparatory Course French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3. Harlan is uncertain about his plans for the future. His hobby is playing the piano. He enjoys movies or eating something good in a drugstore. CHARLES LEMON, Glendale Road, Hampden General Course CLARENCE LENVILLE, 18 Fernleaf Ave., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 33 Track 3. Tiny hopes to enter the Air Corps. His hobbies are building model airplanes and photography. He enjoys a football game with a gang of boys. JOHN BRITT LE ROY, JR., 1019 Sumner Ave. College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, Hockey 2, Class Dance Committee 3. Dixie plans to enter the University of Illinois and become an engineer or a geo- logist. Photography is his hobby. He enjoys going to a prom or a dance. MARION ROSE LEWIS, Main St., Hampden General Course Apparatus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. Red would like to be a nurse. Her hobby is collecting toy dogs. She en- joys a dance or any other sport. Outside of school she has cared for children Sun- days and nights. LAWRENCE LOCKWOOD, 62 Avon Pl. College Preparatory Course KENNETH M. LUNDEN, 101 Hampden Rd., East Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Corridor Guard 3. Shorty plans to go to Northeastern University and become an engineer. His hobby is animals. His idea of a good time is ice skating or swimming, JOHN C. MALONE, 529 Union St. Applied Arts Course Jack would like to do either shopwork or woodwork 'for his life work. JAMES HENRY MADDOCK, 196 Osborne Ter. College Preparatory Course Jim is undecided about his life's work. His hobby is collecting records. CHARLES MANGERIAN, 682 Dwight sr. General Course Charles is undecided about his career. He enjoys reading-good books or plays. ALFRED PAUL MARCHESE, 203 Oakland St. General Course Al's ambition is to become a tool- maker. He enjoys dancing. RICHARD WALTER MARTIN, I7 Home St. General Course Salty wants to enlist in the Army Air Corps. His hobby is collecting coins. He enjoys camping trips. LORRAINE MARTINEAU, 859 Armory St. Applied Arts Course Tech News Styles Column 33 Class Dance Committee 33 French Club 2. Lory would like to enter Rhode Is- land School of Design and become a com- mercial artist. Her idea of a good time is going to a formal dance. McCracken, Edward McGettrick, Michael McGowan, James McGrath, Arthur McLellan, Nancy MCMah0n wllham 51001, Rllbeff M9fCh2l1f, Evelyn Mercolino, Margaret Merry, Edna ,, ,.... 1 4' f' Metcalfe, Gloria Methe, Ernest M ichaelian, Sarkis Michalczyk, Joseph g V I Q. L- 1 . .,. , X. :lf D1 . b. ., . .L lrr. i if Metayer, Robert Millette, Eugene EDWARD j. MCCRACKEN, 844 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 3j Torch Club 13 Radio Club 23 Corridor Guard 33 Member-at-Large 1. Mac plans to enter the General Electric Institute. His ambition is to become a draftsman. His hobby is taking motion pictures. MICHAEL DANIEL MCGETTRICK, 108 Colton St. General Course Mike wants to be a toolmaker. His hobbies are guns and model airplanes, and his idea of a good time is going to a dance with a group of fellows. JAMES j. MCGOWAN, 260 Laurelton St. General Course Badminton 23 Ski Club 2, 33 Bowling 2, 33 Track 3. jim wants to enter Texas A. 8: M. and would like to take up aviation. His hobby is photography. His idea of a good time is a nice lively party. ARTHUR MCGRATH, 43 Lenox St. College Preparatory Course Corridor Guard 33 Intramural Basket- ball 3. Art is undecided about the college he wants to attend. He is interested in farming. He enjoys hunting and fishing. NANCY ROSLYN MCLELLAN, Cummington College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3, Secretary l, 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Tech News 33 G.A.A. 23 Ski Club 33 Athenaeum 3, Treasurer 33 Apparatus 23 Basketball 23 Class Ring Committee. Nan wants to be a laboratory tech- nician. Her hobby is collecting bottles. Her idea of a good time is riding horseback in the country early in the morning. She is one of the eight S.S.S.D.j's. WILLIAM McMAHON, 88 Fairfield St. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Hockey 33 Corridor Guard 2, 3. Bill is undecided about his career. He enjoys football, hockey, and dancing. ROBERT HENRY MENZ, ll Hartford Terrace College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2,33 Ski Club 2, 33 Chess Club 23 Corridor Guard 2, 3. Mertz plans to enter the General Electric Institute in Pittslield. His am- bition is to be a draftsman. He enjoys skiing. EVELYN M. MERCHANT, 317 St. James Ave. General Course Aviation Club 13 Tech Tiger Staff 2, 3. Evie or Squid wants to be a kinder- garten teacher. Her hobby is photog- raphy. Her idea of a good time is a meet- ing of the Girl Rover Crew . MARGARET R. MERCOLINO, 37 Margaret St. General Course Chorus 1, 23 Machine Shop 1. Peggy , who collects souvenirs, plans to enter nursing. She likes to go out with a crowd and have fun. EDNA ANIYETTE MERRY, 11 Ashbrook Ave. General Course G.A.A. 1, 2. Eddy hopes to go to Occupational Therapeutics School in Boston to become an occupational therapist. She collects toy dogs. ROBERT A. METAYER, 108 Shawmut St. College Preparatory Course Hockey 33 Corridor Guard 2, 33 Base- ball 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Mickey would like to become an engineer. His hobby is having fun, and his idea of a good time is playing some Sport. GLORIA METCALFE, 61 High St. Applied Arts Course Tech News 2, 3,'Social Editor 33 Horse- back Riding 23 Class Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Member-at-Large 2, 3. Glo wants to be a model. Her hob- bies are drawing and dancing. Her idea of a good time is dancing. ERNEST V. METHE, 60 Armory St. General Course Basketball 23 Baseball 2. Ernie would like to join the Navy. His hobby is sports. His idea of a good time is to have two or three couples in for a dance and a snack . SARKIS RICHARD MICHAELIAN, 176 Savoy Ave. General Course Orchestra 13 Model Airplane Club 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 33 Tech Flying Club 3, President 3. Sammy plans to join the Army Air Corps, and he would like to own his own airport. He builds model airplanes as a hobby and has earned his pilot's license. He enjoys fooling around in an airplane at 3000 feet in the air . JOSEPH T. MICHALCZYK, 20 Quebec St., Indian Orchard General Course joe would like to be a machinist or a draftsman. His hobby is archery. His idea of a good time is hunting, hshing, archery, or a fast ride on a horse. EUGENE PHILLIP MILLETTE, 15 Fairmont St. General Course Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major3 Student Patrol 3. Popcorn or Chop-chop plans to enter forestry or music. Science and hiking are his hobbies, and he enjoys dancing, concerts, and camping. 2 vl l Moore, Anne Murphy, Francis .- no M00re. H9160 Moquin, Leon Morris, Edwin Morton, Wyndham Mottle Marlon Aff n 1, A . . X . r lm X P r ,.. Murphy, Dorothy S' l 0'Brien, Charles O'Brien, John Mutilian, Serma Newman, Charles an ., 0'Keefe, Gerald O'Leary, Jack Q ls A-'QNX North, Raymond Oleksak, John ANNE MOORE, 93 Acushnet Ave. General Course Anne wants to go to a comptometer school. Her hobby is knitting. Her idea of a good time is roller skating and going to a class dance HELEN MOORE, 312 Dickinson St. General Course Student Collector I, 2, 3 Helen would like to enter Springheld Hospital. Her hobby is collecting rec- ords. LEON HENRY MOQUIN, II42 Berkshire Ave., Indian Orchard General Course Flying Club 3, President 3. 'fMokey plans to enter Roosevelt Aviation School and become either an aviation maintenance engineer or a com- mercial flyer. His hobby, naturally, is flying, and he has flown his own plane. He enjoys stepping out with the boys! EDWIN MORRIS, 693 Liberty St. General Course WYNDHAM MORTON, I4 Itendale St. Applied Arts Course Photography Club 2, 33 Corridor Guard. VVindy would like to enter the New York Institute of Photography and be a photographer for a newspaper. His idea of a good time is deep sea fishing. MARION MOTTLE, Hampden Rd., East Longmeadow General Course Curly wants to go into defense work. She collects miniature toy dogs Her idea of a goozl time is going on a hike. FRANCIS M. MURPHY, 109 Littleton St. General Course Equipment Club 23 Chef Club 3. Franny plans to enter Notre Dame University to become a lawyer. His hobby is Indian handicraft. He enjoys dancing and all sports. DOROTHY MURPHY, 56 Stockman St. General Course Dot would like to be a nurse. Her hobby is bicycle riding. SERMA MI TILIAN, 26 Hampden St., Indian Orchard College Preparatory Course French Club I, 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Badminton 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Volley- ball 2, 33 Ping Pong 2, 33 Apparatus 23 Bowling 3. Teddy is going to enter Springfield Hospital to become a nurse. She enjoys all sports. Serma likes her hair. CHARLES MICHAEL NEWMAN, 137 Fountain St. General Course Sonny plans to be an artist or a machinist. His hobby is drawing. RAYMOND P. NORTH, 122 Chestnut St, College Preparatory Course Drama Club 2, Vice-president 23 Student Patrol 2, 33 Student Council 33 Tech News 2, 3, Editor 33 President VV.M.L.S.P. 3. Windy plans to enter aviation or journalism. VVriting is his hobby, and he enjoys sleeping. CHARLES SHERIDAN THOMAS O'BRIEN, 53 Windsor St. General Course Chuck would like to become either a billionaire or a millionaire. His hobby is T, A, B, and Y-8 Fords. JOHN M. O'BRIEN, 9-1 Carver St. General Course O B would like to be either an Army Air Corps pilot or an aeronautical engineer. GERALD O'KEEFE, 28 Draper St. General Course jerry is undecided about his life work. His hobby is airplane modeling. His idea of a good time is going out with a bunch of fellows, stag. JACK O'LEARY, 38 Howes St. College Preparatory Course Hockey 2, 33 Baseball 23 I-Ii-Y 3. Jack plans to enter Boston College and become an engineer. His hobby is play- ing hockey. He enjoys no girls . JOHN R. OLEKSAK, 549 Sumner Ave. General Course Corridor Guard 2, 3. johnny wants to go to A.I.C. His hobby is driving. His idea ofa good time is going to Hartford on a Saturday night with his girl friend. Gr? Q 3 sv ' ' 35. , , 5 if-' Q v', g,.j1,' : iii, , f 5' ' e ' gy 541 vf, '- , Y yi xl' 1 S 1 s Q , 9 as X X Q Xb g e . 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ALBERT OUIMET, 14 Governor St. General Course FREDERICK PACKARD, 14 Howes St. General Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Hockey 3. Fritz is undecided about his life work. His hobby is playing the piano. His idea of a good time is hearing someone else play the piano. JUNE PAGE, 203 Greenacre Ave., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Student Council 1, 21 G.A.A. 1, 23 Swimming 1, 2. June would like to attend Rhode Island School of Design. Her hobbies are roller skating and designing. Her idea of a good time is roller skating and ice skating. M. LUCILLE PARO, 31 Chester St. General Course Lou has a yen to be an airplane pilot, but thinks she will end up as a comptom- oter operator. Her idea of a good time is a spaghetti dinner and then roller skating. VIOLA PATLA, 181 Hampshire St., Indian Orchard General Course Machine Shop 1, 2. Vi , who would like to be a housewife, has done a little gardening outside of school. Her hobby is collecting toy dogs. What she considers a good time, is a full moon and soft music, and then of course Ithiman FARNHAM PEABODY, 42 Dartmouth St. College Preparatory Course Farnham plans to enter the University of Maine. His idea of a good time is a hiking trip through the Green Mountains. RICHARD C. PECK, JR., 55 Massachusetts Ave. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice President 2, Sergeant- at-arms 3, Torch Club 13 Intramural Basketball 13 Ski Club 1, 2, 33 Soccer 1, 33 Class Constitutional Committee lg Stu- dent Patrol 3g Stamp Club I, Senior Prom Committee 3. Dick would like to enter the Rhode Island School of Design. His hobby is stamps. His idea of a good time is a week-end ski trip to New Hampshire. WESLEY LAMBERT PETERSON, ll Longview St. College Preparatory Course Photography Club. Pete would like to be an aviation mechanic. His hobbies are model air- planes, photography, first aid, and stamp collecting. His idea of a good time is a good camping trip MARILYN ANNE PIER, 59 McKnight St. General Course . Ballot Committee 3, Basketball 1. Marilyn plans to go into nursing. She collects snapshots, and her idea of a good time is dancing. JESSE LOUIS PICKRELL, 33 Biltmore St. General Course For his life work Willie chooses aviation or drafting. His hobby is radio, and he enjoys bowling parties or skating parties. RICHARD N. PIGEON, 44 Carlisle St. College Preparatory Course Chess Club 1, 2, Vice-President 13 Chemistry Club 1, Hi-Y 3, Pro Merito 1, 2. Bumstead chooses electrical engineer- ing for his life's work. He plans to enter Mass. State College. His hobby is chess, and he enjoys dancing most. JOHN MARTIN PILAFIAN, 77 Hampden St., Indian Orchard College Preparatory Course Basketball, Track, Tech Tiger Agent. John intends to enter the Coast Guard Academy for a naval career. He likes to see a good airplane movie or a boxing match. EUGENE H. POIRIER, 88 Pinevale St., Indian Orchard General Course Bowling 3, Pro Merito l, 2, 3, Arm Band Committee. Porky would like to become a drafts- man. His hobby is stamp collecting. His idea of a good time is roller skating, fishing, or going to a good movie. DON POLLARD, 15 Buckingham Pl. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Class Dance Committee 2, 3, Motion Picture 2, 33 Banner Com- mittee 2. Donald plans to enter Rhode Island School of Design and become an artist. His hobby is oil painting. He has done many good oil paintings. 4 Il-4 an A r' - Porter, .Joyce Posnick, Jack Post, George Potter, Olin Pottern, Alvin Preston, Alan 1 Preston, Richard Prior, Justin Ransom, David Raschilla, Angela Reinhard, Mary in Rezzani, Joseph Rice, Ned 1 Y 3 Roos, Georae R020w, Milf0l1 m 0 m We fi 3 Ffa iz I E if Roukas, Catherine I A A JOYCE LINCOLN PORTER, 1363 Plumtree Rd. General Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Ski Club 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Appara- tus 1, 25 Bowling 15 Class Color Commit- tee 25 Prom Committee 35 Athenaeum 2, 35 President 35 Tech News 3. julep wants to run a nursery school. Her hobby is collecting dogs. She is one ofthe eight S.S.S.D.J's. JACK POSNICK, 48 Hebron St. College Preparatory Course -Iack wants to become a chemist or to join the Navy. He collects old coins and his idea ofa good time is any kind of sport. GEORGE POST, 611 Dwight Rd. College Preparatory Course Soccer 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2. Bud plans to enter Springlield Col- lege and be a physical education instructor. Sports are his hobby, and he likes dancing. OLIIN POTTER, 122 Marsden St. College Preparatory Course Band 1, 2, 3. Olie plans to go to Trade School and become an aviation mechanic or enter the Army Air Corps. Small bore rifle shoot- ing and model airplanes are his hobbies, and he enjoys an engine to tinker with . ALVIN POTTERN, 17 Brookline Ave. College Preparatory Course Al is undecided about the college he will attend but plans to become an en- gineer or draftsman His hobby is build! ing model airplanes. He enjoys going out with a gang of kids . ALAN PRESTON, 615 Dwight Road College Preparatory Course Model Airplane Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Vice-President 25 Radio Club 3. Al plans to enter the field of aviation. His hobby is building model airplanes. He enjoys going on long auto trips. RICHARD PRESTON, Wilbraham Rd. College Preparatory Course Tech News Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor of Side Lines 2, Associate Editor 35 Chess Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 35 Tech Review 3. Dick is undecided at present about his life work. His hobby is magic, and he likes to visit magic shows. JUSTIN PRIOR, 1193 Carew St. General Course Constitution Committee 3. A jasper doesn't like his size, but does like to go roller skating. He intends to become a toolmaker. DAVID RANSOM, 641 Bay St. College Preparatory Course German Club 1, 25 Drama Club 15 Student Patrol 2, 3, Lieutenant 35 Soccer 1, 25 Baseball 1. Dave hopes to enter Annapolis and become a Naval ofhcer. He enjoys work- ing on a canoe. ANGELA RASCHILLA, 64 VVilcox St. General Course Angela would like to be a designer. Her hobby is keeping up with noted bands and receiving their pictures. MARY REINHARD, 130 Rimmon Ave., Chicopee General Course Mary wants to be a dietition or be a tea room manager. Her idea of a good time is going out with another couple dining and dancing. JOSEPH FRANCIS REZZANI, 30 Howard St. General Course Golf 2. Curly wants to be a sports reporter. He has worked in a laundry outside of school. NED RICE, 32 Shamrock St. College Preparatory Course Model Airplane Club 1, 2, President 1, 25 Radio Club 2. Teddy plans to be a radio engineer. His hobby is hunting or building model airplanes. His idea of a good time is VVilbraham Mountains and an automatic shotgun . CATHERINE ROUKAS, 79 Belle St. General Course Kitty likes to collect photographs of her friends. As soon as she leaves school she wants to become a machinist. GEORGE ROOS, -IR., 12 Coomes St. General Course George wants to be a draftsman. His hobbies are sports and building model airplanes. He likes his height. MILTON SIDNEY ROGOW. 29 Bancroft St. General Course lVIickey hopes to become a civil en- gineer or a pilot. Stamps and sports are his hobbies. He enjoys going out with another couple to a dance or a show . Ross. Kenneth Roy, Alan Ruby, Charles Rulnick, Isadore Runquist, George Ryder, Frank ill E R 0 '3 5 Saafi, George Sabourin, Jeannette Sarandis, Stephen Sarna, Earl Schermerhorn, Ruth V G 9 il M. f Schube, Edward Seaver, Edward Setian, Zadig Sheehan, Daniel Serra, Joseph KENNETH ROSS, 379 Tremont St. College Preparatory Course JOSEPH ALAN ROY, 297 Springfield St. General Course Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Al plans to be a mechanical engineer or a toolmaker. His hobby is wood- working. CHARLES ALEXANDER Rl'B-Y, 168 Bliss Rd. College Preparatory Course Flying Club 33 Torch Club l3 Hi-Y 2, 3. Charlie plans to enter Northeastern and Curtiss-Wright Tech and become a professional and stunt pilot. Flying and collecting aviation pictures and records are his hobbies, and he enjoys sfunting in an open cockpit airplane. ISAIJORE S. RLLNICK, 1698 Dwight St. General Course Dizzy hopes sometime to enter Yale Ifniversity. His hobby is bowling. He enjoys a week in New York. GEORGE RUN UIST Q , 176 Massachusetts Ave. College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 2, 33 Soccer 23 Ski Club 2, 33 Torch Club 1. Geo plans to enter Springfield Col- lege. His idea of a good time is a week- end in New York. FRANK RYDER, JR., 5 Ashley St. College Preparatory Course Intramural Basketball3 Bowling. Junie is undecided as to the college he will attend but hopes to enter aviation or the Navy. His hobbies are sports, stamps, and photography. GEORGE SAARI, 72 Mapledell St College Preparatory Course Le Salon 1, 23 Ski Club 2. George plans to go into agricultural work. His hobby is skiing. JEANNETTE SABOURIN, 23 Arbutus St. College Preparatory Course Chorus l, 2, 33 Apparatus 13 Bowling l3 Basketball 13 Soccer l, 33 Tennis 13 I,fi1l'llZ1tlCS3Q G.A.A. I. Ginger wants music as her life career. Her hobbies are music and fancy work. Her idea of a good time is all kinds of sports, dancing, trips, and shopping. STEPHEN SARANIJIS, 922 Carew St. College Preparatory Course Radio Club 13 Stamp Club 13 Member- at-Large l, 2, 33 Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Golf 23 Bowling l, 23 Service Club f. Stev wants to be a chemical engineer. His hobbies are chemistry, golfing, and bowling. EARL RALPH SARNA, 49 Landon St. General Course Earl plans to go up to the G. E. or become a machinist. His idea of a good time is going out with a crowd of couples. RUTH SCHERMERHORN, 110 Keith St. General Course Ruth would like to be an operator in a telephone company. Her hobby is em- broidering. EDWARD SCHUBE, 25 Dunmoreland St, General Course Band 1, 2, 33 Chemistry Club 2, 33 Service Club 23 Hi-Y 3. Ed wants to be a mechanical engineer and is going to attend Worcester Polytech. EDWARD NORMAN SEAVER, 876 Wilbraham Rd. General Course Baseball I, 2g Basketball 1, 2. Ted is planning to enter Springfield College and would like to become an ath- ete. JOSEPH SERRA, I9 Firglade Ave. General Course Joe plans to enter the Air Corps. His hobby is oil painting. His idea of a good time is a dance and show. ZADIG SETIAN, 44 Mazarin St., Indian Orchard College Preparatory Course S.A. Collector3 Intramural Basketball3 Pro Merito3 Corridor Guard, Forum3 Student Council. Zulu is going to enter A.I.C. and become a doctor of medicine. His hobby is collecting stamps. DANIEL JOSEPH SHEEHAN, 336 Chestnut St. General Course Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. Danno plans to be a first class tool- maker or the owner of a large dairy farm. His hobby is sports. Simpson, Evan Smail, John C- x ,M 'lk Starkie, Raymond Stempek, Jane Sylvain, Henry Tashjian, Haig Smola, Stella Soiian, Joseph Sowkiasian, Harry Staltari, Angehna Stone, Wadsworth Sullivan, Walter Sweeney, Shirley J G Thans, Shirley Theobald, Howard Therrien, Norman EVAN RUSS SIMPSON, 35 Amherst St. General Course Simp plans to join the Marines or become a pilot. His hobbies are stamps and match covers. He enjoys going out with the hang . JOHN SMAIL, 12 Wareham St. General Course Johnnie plans to enter Stockbridge School and become a florist or a druggist. His hobby is growing flowers. He enjoys traveling and swimming. STELLA SMOLA, 8 Falmouth St., Indian Orchard General Course Pro Merito 3. Stella would like to be a machine shop operator. Her hobbies are crocheting and knitting. JOSEPH DAVID SOFFAN, 92 Grover St. General Course Joey would like to be a pilot. His hobby is model airplanes. He enjoys roller skating, football, ice skating, swim- ming, and dancing. HARRY SOUKIASIAN, 60 Norfolk St. General Course Harry would like to become an engineer. His hobby is target practice. ANGELINA A. STALTARI, 223 Pendleton Ave. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 33 Le Salon 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Philotechnean 23 Athenaeum 33 G.A.A. 2, 33 Ping Pong 23 Volleyball 2, 33 Soccer 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Bad- minton 2, 33 Baseball 23 Apparatus 23 Bowling 33 SA. Collector 1, 2, 3. Angie wants to do secretarial work. Her idea of a good time is playing at sports with her girlfriend. RAYMOND STARKIE, 633 Chestnut St. General Course Raymond ls undecided about his life work. He enjoys going out with a gang of kids. JANE STEM PEK, 489 Main St., Indian Orchard College Preparatory Course Badminton 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 33 Ping Pong 2, 33 Baseball 23 Apparatus 23 G.A.A.1, 2, 3. Janey wants to be a machinist. She likes going dancing and skating with the gang. Her hobby is sports. WADSWORTH S. STONE, 216 Ellington Rd., Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Photo Club I3 Ski Club 23 Chemistry Club 2, 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Secretary 2, Vice-President 33 Student Patrol 2, 3. Stoney plans to enter Norwich Uni- versity and become an automotive en- gineer. His hobbies are photography and rifles. WALTER SULLIVAN, 254 Oakland St General Course Chorus. Sully is undecided about his life work. SHIRLEY SWEENEY, 2353 Main St. General Course Bowling 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2. Shirley plans to enter comptometer school. Her hobby is knitting. Her idea of a good time is going to a June prom. HENRY SYLVAIN, 220 Worcester St., Indian Orchard General Course Basketball3 Bowling. Silver wants to be a Welder. His hobby is bowling. His idea of a good time is a bowling match. HAIG TASHJIAN, 56 Cambridge St. General Course Pro Merito 1, 2, 3. Haig wants to go to the General Electric Apprentice School. His idea of a good time is attending sports events with some pals. SHIRLEY THANS, 146 Massasoit St. General Course Tech Tiger 13 Student Patrol 2. Pat wants to be a machinist or a telephone operator. She likes to play tennis. Her idea of a good time is to have a gang up on Saturday to play records and have fun . HAROLD GEORGE THEOBALD, 172 Commonwealth Ave. General Course Model Clubj Tech Flying Club. Howie hopes to go into aeronautical engineering or drafting. His idea of a, good time is sports. NORMAN THERRIEN, 378 Worcester Ave., Indian Orchard General Course Norm wants to go into aeronautic work. His hobbies are model airplanes and guns. l'hibault, Maurice Thomas, Kurt Tongue, B Turner, Shirley Vekakis, Michael lb' A . ,- Watson, Henry Wedge, Francis en Townsend, Robert Trudeau, Wilfred Tucker, Dam Walmer, Fred Warner, Clara Warner, Dorothy Westervelt, Richard Wheeler, Barbara 011 Wegiel, Henry MAURICE THIBAULT, 66 Montgomery St., Indian Orchard General Course Maurice wants to go to Northeastern. He would like to be an aviator. KURT WALTER THOMAS, 344 Maple St., East Longmeadow General Course Kurt wants to become an expert ma- chinist. His hobby is model building. BEN H. TONGUE, 12 Spencer St. College Preparatory Course Ben plans to enter Northeastern Uni- versity in Boston and become either a radio or a chemical engineer. His hobby is radio. ROBERT WILTON TOWNSEND, 17 Mortimer St. College Preparatory Course Soccer 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, S.A. Collector 3. Red plans to enter Springfield Col- lege and become a coach. Sports are his hobby. WILFRED TRUDEAU, 37 Jefferson Ave. General Course DAMON TUCKER, 29 Warner St. General Course Class Dance Committee 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Corridor Guard. Tuck plans to be a draftsman. Stamp collecting is his hobby. He enjoys dancing, traveling, swimming, tennis, and baseball. SHIRLEY TURNER, 18 Prescott St. General Course G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, Soccer 1, Ping Pong 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Vol- leyball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, Apparatus 1, 2, Swimming 1, 21 Softball 1, 2, Bowling 3, Dramatics 3, Tech Tiger 3, Nisamaha 3, Athenaeum 3. Caesar is undecid-ed about her life career. Her hobbies are writing poems and collecting good records. She is one of the eight S.S.S.D.-Vs. MICHAEL YEKAKIS, 979 Dwight St. General Course Mike wants to be a machinist or to join the armed services. His idea. of a good time is sports. FRED A. WALMER, 17 Norfolk St. College Preparatory Course Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Manager 1, Badminton 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Class Dance Committee 3, Intramural Basketball 1. Freddy hopes to attend Springfield College and become a physical education director. The faculty member who knows him best is Chief Walmer. CLARA A. WARNER, 136 Marsden St. General Course Bowling 1, 2. Clara wants to be a librarian. Her hobby is knitting. Her idea of a good time is dancing or rolling a ball down an alley . DOROTHY WARNER, 1459 Boston Rd General Course Dot wants music to be her career Her hobby is embroidery work. HENRY B. VVATSON, JR., 144 Monrovia St. General Course Hawk wants to attend Castelton Normal School. He hopes to be either a farmer or a school teacher in rural Ver- mont. FRANCIS WEDGE, 74 Linden St. General Course Wedge plans to be a postman. Photography is his hobby. He enjoys a holiday picnic. HENRY WALTER WEGIEL, 577 Main St., Indian Orchard General Course Pro Merito 1, 2, S.A. Collector. Henry plans to enter the .Apprentice School at the Armory and become a drafts- man. His hobby is singing, and he has made some records for R.C.A. Victor International Records with his sister. He enjoys ice skating and reading books. RICHARD H. WESTERVELT, 78 Lyndale St. College Preparatory Course Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2. Westy would like to be a coach. His idea of a good time is going out with a gang. BARBARA LOU WHEELER, 1381 Plumtree Rd. College Preparatory Course Babs is undecided about her life work. Her hobby is roller skating, and her idea of a good time is dancing. She doesn't like her freckles. Q g xx X W2 X AE f XX E Q M 'K in 'tm Y' get 3 X 2-w.qQ,..v if? 5 Q -' Whiting, Richard Worthington, Mlldred Wright, Robert Wilkinson, Thomas . l Wright, Willard Q I Wroblewski, Helen W00d, Alfred Woods, Stanley Wynne, Thomas RICHARD NVI-IITING, 26 Jenks St. General Course SA. Collector 1, 23 Class Dance Com- mittee 1. Dick wants to go into aviation work. His hobby is model building. His idea ofa good time is a hay ricle. THOMAS WILKINSON, 75 Brandford St. General Course Radio Club3 Chess Club. Wilkie wants to be an engineer or a draftsman. ALFRED JOHN WOOD, 681 Bay St. College Preparatory Course Pro Merito 2, 33 Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 2, 33 French Club 13 Band 1,23 Student Council 3. Al wants to be a chemist. His hobby is chemistry. STANLEY VVOODS, JR., 61 Leete St. General Course Chairman Class Dance Committee 2. W0odsie plans to enter some branch of boys' work. MILDREIJ ALICE WORTHINGTON, 916 St. James Ave. General Course Millie wants to be a telephone opera- tor or a dietician. Her hobby is roller skating. HELEN VVROFLLEVVSKI, 225 Water St., Indian Orchard General Course Red wants to be a machinist or a telephone operator. Her hobbies are reading or knitti ng. THOMAS JOSEPH WYNNE, 116 Wilber St. General Course Chef Club 13 Chorus 13 Intramural Basketball Checkers 2, 33 Ping Pong 1, 2. Bud wants to be a successful business man. His idea of a good time is taking a trip somewhere over the week-end. VVILLARD JESSE WRIGHT, 101 Oak St. General Course Student Patrol 1, 2, 33 Football 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3. Wee VVillie wishes to be an athletic director or a pilot. His hobby is sports. His idea ofa good time is to go out with the fellas . ROBERT B. WRIGHT, JR. 109 Oakland St. General Course Stamp Club 13 Cheer Leader 23 I-Ii4Y 2, 33 Ski Club 2, 3, President 33 Ski Team 33 Class Dance Committee 33 Stu- dent Council 3. Bob plans to enter Boston University. He wants to be an engineer. His hobby is skiing, His idea of a good time is a full day of skiing. MARGARET ALEXANDER, 180 Laurel St. General Course ETHEL BAISDEN, 195 Almira Road Applied Arts Course Shorty plans to become a commercial artist. Drawing is her hobby, and she enjoys dancing or spending a quiet evening at home drawing and reading. JOHN BERTELLI, 41 Margaret St. General Course Bert wants to become a machinist. His hobby is collecting autographs of band leaders. DONALD WILLIAM BOWEN, 22 Phoenix St. General Course Bowen plans to enter the Army Air Corps. His idea of a good time is going on a hunting trip. FRANK J. BYRNES, 18 Claremont St. General Course GEORGE CARLETON CALLAHAN, 37 SuFfolk St. General Course Chef Club 33 Tennis 13 Football 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Carltie wants to be a chemical re- searcher. His hobby is golf and it is also his idea of a good time. ELLIOT CHAPMAN, 101 Pendleton Ave. Rat plans to enter the Apprentice- ship Course at the Armory. His hobby is building models and also skating. ROBERT DEMPSEY, 17 Newhall St. General Course EDWIN JAMES DOWNER, 385 Newbury St. College Preparatory Course Mgr. Baseball 2, 33 Mgr. Football 33 Mgr. Hockey 33 Traffic Squad 3, Sec. Traffic 3. Buster plans to enter American In- ternational College. He would like to be a Juvenile Court Lawyer. His hobby is all sports. His idea of a good time is seeing his baseball team on the long end of a score against a good team. CLAIRE VIRGINIA DUQUETTE, 19 Hamburg St. General Course Frenchie is undecided about her future career. She enjoys roller skating, dancing, bowling, and going to the movies. MARIO FIORE, 75 Union St. Applied Arts Course CHARLES FIRTH, 19 spring st. College Preparatory Course EDWARD FUSARA, 40 Logan St. General Course Fiss wants to enter artwork or become a machinist. His idea of a good time is going anywhere with the gang. ALBERT JOSEPH GEORGE, 205 Leyfred Ter. General Course Al wants to be an outside man for a telephone company. His idea of a good time is going to a nice place for a dance. JOHN GRIMALDI, 31 Olive St. General Course John would like to make aviation his life's work. His hobby is reading about all sports. His idea of a good time is going to football games. REBECCA HEBERT, 117 Sherman St. General Course S.A. Collector 1, 2, 3. Becky's hobby is collecting a Tech scrapbook. Her idea of a good time is a large supper followed by a game of bridge. BARBARA HUTCHINSON, 56 Wilton St. General Course Chorus3 Tech News. Babs wants to work in a telephone company. Her hobby is knitting. Her idea of a good time is a square dance. NORMAN W. JACOBSON, Crane St., East Longmeadow College Preparatory Course Chemistry Club. Jake plans to enter AIC and become a chemical engineer. His hobby is chem- istry. ROBERT JENNINGS, 52 Loring St. General Course Soccer 13 Football 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Corridor Guard 1, 3. Bob would like to go to Virginia College and become an athletic instructor. His hobby is sports. MYRTLE JEROME, 140V,g Main St., Indian Orchard General Course Apparatus Club 13 Dramatics Club 3. Shorty , who collects incense burners, has artistic talent. She wants to enter an art school. She doesn't like her lack of height. ARTHUR ERNEST JOHNSON, 85 Sherman St. General Course Art plans to become a sound movie operator or a railway mail clerk. His hobby is eating good food. He enjoys good movies and roller skating. SHERWOOD JONES, Longview Drive General Course DONALD KING, 270 Pearl St. General Course JOSEPH KOROSTYNSKI, 14 7th St. General Course ANN H. KOSLA, 144 Stafford St. General Course Ann wants to be a designer. Her hobby is roller skating. MARIO ARTURO LA ZAZZERA, 122 Florida St. College Preparatory Course Radio Club 1, 2. Ronnie plans to enter the G. E. Apprentice School. His hobbies are radio, F.M., and television. He enjoys dancing and listening to swing orchestras. ALYCE O. LEAVY, Main St., Wilbraham Applied Arts Course Dramatic Club 1, 2, Chorus lg Ap- paratus 1. Al wants to be a nurse. Her hobby is traveling. BARBARA ALICE LEMAR, 82 Marble St. General Course A'Hedy wants to be a telephone opera- tor. Her idea ofa good time is to go roller skating. GEORGE L. LEWIS, 767 Boston Road General Course joe plans to enter either oBice or shop work. Airplanes are his hobby. He enjoys parties and hunting trips. FRANKLIN JOSEPH AMURPHY, JR., 57 Pomona St. College Preparatory Course Baseball 1, 2, 39 Basketball 35 Soccer 3, Volley ball 1, 2, 3. Murph plans to enter. Springfield College and become a physical education director. His hobbies are printing and athletics. He enjoys the fellows on the trip before playing baseball or basketball . THOMAS O'CONNOR, 255 East St. Applied Arts Course Footballg Baseball. Thomas wants to be a flyer. His idea of a good time is dancing with a pretty girl. EVERETT POWELL, 48 Perkins St. General Course Hi-Y 2, 39 Photo Club 1, 2g Motion Picture Club 3. Everett wants to be a contractor with woodwork. His hobby is photography. He enjoys dancing, bowling, swimming and camping. GRACE PARKER, 494 Page Boulevard General Course Shorty is undecided about her life work. Her idea of a good time is dancing. WILLIAM POND, Enfield St. College Preparatory Course OMER PAUL POTVIN, 119 Windemere St. General Course Tech News Circulation Manager Potts , who dislikes being short, is going to take a P. G. course at Commerce. He wants to become a contractor. His idea of a good time is to get a gang and go swimming after work. DANIEL E. QUIN, 425 Sumner Ave. General Course Danny would like to become an engineer or a detective. He is planning to enter Aero-Industries Technical Institute. His hobby is modeling and his idea of a good time is swimming. FRED RICHARDS, 4 Chapel St. General Course Fred likes his pearly teeth. He wants to work in a shop. His idea ofa good time is roller skating or dancing. ALVIN RICHMOND, N. Wilbraham College Preparatory Course ARTHUR SHAW, 63 Waldorf St. General Course Bud would like to be a skilled laborer. His hobby is art work. LESTER SNOW, 114 Williams St., Longmeadow General Course Football 2. Ted wants to be a labor leader. His idea of a good time is debating world problems. MYRON SOKOLOWSKI, 116 Franklin St. General Course Socko wants to be a machinist or to go into the Navy. His idea of a good time is a trip to New York. ADAM TOMASZEWSKI, 666 Page Blvd. General Course RICHARD TORREY, 4 Priscilla St. General Course Dick wants to be an airplane mechanic. His hobby is aviation. ALBA VEZZOLA, 66 Gardner St. General Course Alba would like to be a police matron. Her hobby is collecting dolls. MARJORIE WARNER, 85 Montrose St. College Preparatory Course Basketball lg Badminton 2, Apparatus 1: Nisimaha 3. Mar e , who would like to live in the South, Tzas not yet decided what her career will be. Her idea of a good time is dancing with him . Marge has been an usherette outside of school. JUNE CLA SS BALLOT Prettiest Girl- Mary Landerfin Handsomest Boy - Albert George Cutest Girl- Anne Moore Cutest Boy - Robert Wright Most Popular Girl- Mary Landerjin Most Popular Boy - Truck Berard Most Studious Girl -Barbara Billings Most Studious Boy -Lawrence Lockwood Girl with Most Pleasing Personality - Nancy McLellan Boy with Most Pleasing Personality - John LeRoy Best Dressed Girl -Barbara Wheeler Best Dressed Boy - Albert George Girl Who Has Done Most for Class -Barbara Billings Boy Who Has Done Most for Class - Roland Bedard Best Girl Dancer - Eunice LaGarry Best Boy Dancer - Donald Pollard Best Girl Athlete - Shirley Turner Best Boy Athlete - Truck Berard Best Girl Singer - Jeannette Sabourin Best Boy Singer - Harold Brown Girl Most Likely to Succeed -Barbara Billings Boy Most Likely to Succeed -Lawrence Lockwood Wittlest Girl -Laura Giordano Wittiest Boy - Jerry Capuano Class Flirt CGirlD - Alyce Leavy Class Flirt QBoyJ - Stanley Woods Best All Around Girl -Barbara Billings Best All Around Boy - John LeRoy Best Girl Mixer - Mary Landerjin Best Boy Mixer - Roland Bedard Class Heartbreaker CGirlJ -Emma Douthwright Class Don Juan - Donald Gauthier Girl with Most Pleasing Smile - Nancy McLellan Boy with Most Pleasing Smile - William McMahon Class Optimist - Alice Dudley Class Pessimist - Mildred Grinnell Teachers' Delight CGirlJ - Agnes Carlson Teachers' Delight fBoyD -Lawrence Lockwood Ouietiest Girl- Ruth Schermerhorn Ouietest Boy - Frank Getz Class Grouch - Mildred Grinnell Favorite Teacher CWomanD - Miss Jackson Favorite Teacher CManD - Mr. Morgan Favorite Song - Moonlight Cocktail Favorite Orchestra -Glenn Miller Class Man Hater - Dorothy Warner Class Woman Hater - Farnham Peabody THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1942 It was on a September day of 1939 that our class, numbering four hundred and seventy-three freshies, clumsily stumbled into the assembly hall where we were welcomed by Col. B. A. Adams. The first few weeks were filled with awe and bewilderment and were mainly spent in harassing the many traffic officers. The girls of our class entered the social activities at Tech in October when the Girls' Athletic Association held an initiation party in their honor. Two freshmen showed their athletic ability by becoming known in two major sports, Truck Berard in football and Pete Baevich in basketball. In May we held our first class elections. Now we felt that we really belonged . Officers elected were President, Harold Brown, Vice President, Mary Landerfing Secretary, Barbara Bates, Treasurer, Welton C arrier, Members-at-Large, Alice Dudley, Edward McCracken, and Stephen Sarandis. Our freshman year was climaxed with a successful class party when dancing and games conducted by a student from Springfield College were greatly enjoyed by everyone who attended. In the fall of 1940 we returned to Tech to be greeted by a new principal and assistant. Col. B. A. Adams had been promoted to the directorship of government education in public schools with Mr. M. Marcus Kiley replacing him as principal and Mr. Donald G. Gifford, previously principal of Brookings school, as assistant principal of Tech. At the annual Pro Merito convention in Hopkins Academy, Hadley, on Oct. 19, 1940, Barbara Blethen was elected secretary of the State Junior Society. The interschool sports were taken up with a great deal of interest by our class members as Kenneth Beausoleil, Truck Berard, and Robert Jennings earned first string berths on the Tiger football team. On October 31, 1940, an interesting and exciting spectalce took place in Springfield when the President of the United States, Mr. Franklin Roosevelt, rode down State Street. He was greeted by thousands of enthusiastic students and by a twenty-one gun salute from the Springfield armory which added formality to the colorful occasion. On Nov. 15 was presented our first class dance of the semester, called Rustling Leaves . It proved to be a great success through a large attendance of enthusiastic juniors. In the winter sports, Tech boasted three championship athletic teams, basketball, hockey, and volley ball. Pete Baevich earned a regular berth on the basketball team, scoring 190 points in fourteen games. On March 28, 1941 Tech presented its first annual Technicade. For two consecutive nights hundreds of people crowded into the auditorium and gym to witness over thirty demonstrations in modern technology exhibited by Tech students and contributed by colleges, manufacturing concerns, the city of Springfield, and Tech faculty members. On May 23, 1941 a combined 11A-12B dance called f'Wistful Wishing was presented in the Tech gym. This dance proved to be a great success through the diligence of the dance committee under the chairmanship of Barbara Billings. At our next class meeting, class elections were held, Roland Bedard was elected President, Mary Landerfin, Vice President, Barbara Bates, Secretary, Richard Anschutz, Treasurer, and Dorothy Cantwell, Alice Dudley, and Stephen Sarandis, Mem- bers-at-Large. At the second annual Student Patrol banquet held on june 7 George Brigham was elected chief of the patrol. At an honor assembly on june 6 special awards in scholastic aptitudes were given. Haig Tashjian received the American Legion Citizenship medal and Alex Rich and Lawrence Lockwood received the Washington and Franklin history medals. Once again vacation time rolled around, and we left the school to return in the fall as proud seniors of Tech. As seniors we filled Tech News offices almost entirely. Ray- mond North was elected editor-in-chief, Richard Preston be- came an associate editor, Roland Bedard took care of both the sport editor's and the circulation manager's positions, and Harry Keeney was the advertising manager. Soon after the opening of school, Tech had its first exhibit at the Eastern States Exposition where Alan Preston and Ned Rice of our class showed the radio-controlled model airplane that had won sixth place in the Nationals the summer before. This season's football team, captained by Beausoleil and ably assisted by Jennings, Berard, Lenville, and Leroy, all from our class, won both the City and the Western Massachusetts Football Championships. They beat Cathedral 6-0 before an overfiowing crowd of 12,000 at Pynchon Park. Berths on the soccer, basketball, volley ball, and hockey teams were well filled by members of our class. The hockey and volley ball groups came through as champions in their respective sports, the soccer and basketball teams finished second. On December 8, 1941, War was declared on the Axis nations and we now realized that life is certainly not all play. Many members of our class and faculty members have gone into the services. Harold Brown and George Brigham were elected president and vice president respectively of the Tech Student Council in the mid-term elections, and Brigham, Pech, and Anschutz filled offices in the Tech Senior Hi-Y club. At the second annual Technicade, Lawrence Lockwood, our class inventor, presented his brain wave machine along with demonstrations from industries and colleges. The show was enjoyed by over 2,500 persons. Our last class dance, the Spring Shuffle was presented in April, with the decorations following a springlike theme. It was a great success although it snowed three inches that day. Don Pollard had two of his canvases shown at the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts in April. Three one act plays were presented by the drama class on two successive nights. Members of our class participating in these were Raymond North, Jeanette Sabourin, Don Pollard, Eugene Angers, Agnes Carlson, Shirley Turner, Roland Bedard, and Harry Keeney. Because of the abundance of defense and war jobs available, our class membership declined rapidly in the last few weeks of school. For those remaining, the weeks passed too quickly. Our class day was june 5, we graduated on june 8, our banquet came on june 10, and a large number enjoyed the Prom on june 12. Angelina Staltari Zadig Setian Richard Anschutz CLASS OF JANUARY 1943 President: Wesson Miller Vice-President: Shirley Marsh Secretary: Rowena Shattuck Treasurer: John Murphy Members-at-Large: Dorothy Price, Gloria Metcalfe, Richard Nims Advisers: Miss Mary Jackson, Mr. Aleph Oliver, Mr. Arthur Woodworth X 1 5 ,, 4m mon scH0oL Sinn--y--H CLASS OF JUNE 1943 President: james Adams Vice-President: Robert Lamitie Secretary: Virginia Pickard Treasurer: Raymond Metzer Advisers: Mr. David E, Greenaway, Mrs. Helen P. Rideout Auditor: Mr. M. Edmund Maynard Q r K C I I E x L1 Q. K ,.-5' Af CLASS OF JANUARY 1944 President: Carlton Klaiber Vice-President: Harriet Sheehan Secretary: Donnabelle Shaw Treasurer: john Flaherty Advisers: Miss Ruth M. Gabler, Mr. Melvin Lynch Auditor: Mr. Albin C. Szala 6 me ,DEK l 2 . if N . s is 'if Q 5 Z LV-g H S g it Y jx V L- l Q , x,A L -P Q f'l , f f 1 l r eiii Q. e. is --W sires fi- f' We re r .,. ' ll 7' . 9' I I Q 'H ,'i ' il ' '71 'K .gy ' . ' fw l + A i 9 trail. ' Qfs. We .i Q i are we Q a as 4 - d '3.,q?,. 1 f in l ' ,. in ' ':i if xii Th' L'xWg '-hA Mi : qhliuq L .Sf M ii ' 'uql i wad. f rr e . -. f , H - 'Fi' e 'F H -si ' .Mi I , ..:. , We - ,- , , -2- V -- ' '- H ' 'H i g. f . -- . ' - ' A l CLASS OF .IUNE 1944 President: Richard DeBell Vice-President: Pauline Tanguay Secretary: William Atwood Treasurer: Alan Barrett Member-at-Large: Herbert Douglas Advisers: Mrs. Helen N. Theinert, Miss Jennie P. Blaisdell, Mr. William J. Clancy, Mr. Howard C. Kelly SPECIAL AWARDS 1941-1942 BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE MEDAL Awarded for outstanding work in Science to: Virginia Rita Tanguay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar P. Tanguay of 25 Willard Ave- nue. Lawrence Woodbury Lockwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Lockwood of 62 Avon Place. WASHINGTON AND FRANKLIN HISTORY MEDAL Awarded for outstanding work in American History to: Edward Henry Prew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Prew of 49 Daviston St. Carmelo Joseph Scuderi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Scuderi of 12 Conklin St. William Leon Courchene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alcide T. Courchene of 50 Dexter St. WESTINGHOUSE PLAQUE Awarded to the boy in the graduating class who has shown the greatest progress in Ma- chine Shop Practice during his high school career. Alvin Hulett Seligman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Seligman of 18 Quincy St. Franklin J. Murphy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Murphy of 57 Pomona St. AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL FOR CITIZENSHIP Dorothy Opitz, daughter of Mrs. George A. Opitz of ll Fernwold St. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE MEDAL FOR MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Alexander Rich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rich of 51 Somerset St. Non-Athletic Awards - 12 A's David Eaton ' C. Robert Kinney H. Clayton Ruhf Pearl Thyregod X ue Pin' gf I fgaii, I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I BOY5 PO RT First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row Seventh Row Coach: Chief Walmer Assistant Coach: Bruno Rumpal Line Coach: Kenny Cornwall Faculty Manager: G. A. Andrewes Captain: Kenny Beausoleil Manager: john Komoorian Assistant Managers: Bob Knowles, Buster Downer, George Cobleigh VARSITY i FOOTBALL I. X . Turnc-r, Shaw, Rickson, Miller, Capt. Beausoleil, VVright, Berartl, Lenville, Frappier lim-li-11, Fitzgerald, Jennings, Daley, llolwiecki, llapinc-au, Leroy, VVright, Paporgies, Fiore-lli Omartian, johnson, Kravitz, Brown, Khatickian, McCarthy, Moses, Dineen, XVQ-str-rvelt HK'llllt'll, Metzger, Mulroy, VVarren, VValmer, Lt-nville, McCarthy, Nolan, Smith, W1-lub Clennnc-rs, Evans, Rosaine, Ruel, Murara, Courchene, Khatickian, VVebh Kon-nowski, Brown, VVilson, Seymour Komoorian, Coach Rolilwins, Coach VValmer, Coach Rumpal, Knowles The Tiger football squad steumrollered through the season to fity and Western Massachusetts titles. Papineau was a high scorer, averaging a touchdown per game. Eddie Uohieki sparked the team throughout the season. The squad was very strong defensively, thanks to Truck Berard, Bob Frappier, and the other stalwarts of the line. Ollie Rickson's kicking was one of the high points of the team's performance. WHEN Sept. 30 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Nov. 6 Nov. 11 Nov. 20 WHO Greenfield Hartford Pittsfield Trade Commerce Classical Cathedral Holyoke VARSITY FOOTBALL WHERE Legion Field Pynchon Park Pynchon Park Pynchon Park Pynchon Park Pynchon Park Pynchon Park McKenzie Field SCORE 19-13 19-0 12-0 26-0 61-0 26-0 6-0 12-6 COMMENT A sweltering day. Kimball and Koblinski for the losers, and Jennings, Papineau,and Dobiecki for the winners scored the tallies. Another hot day slowed up the action somewhat. Pittsfield gave the Tigers a hard fight, but the Technicians were not to be denied. Dobiecki, three touchdownsg Papineau one. It was a rough game. Mitkowski starred for the losers. Everyone played in this one. High score caused much criti- cism. Dobiecki, Papineau, Wright, and Dineen scored touchdowns. A crowd of 15,000 saw the game. Beausoleil ran eighty-eight yards to score the only touchdown on a kick-OH. Berard and Daley starred defensively. First de- feat for Cathedral in twenty-six games. A crowd of 12,000 was thrilled at this one. Papineau got both scores for the Tigers, while Sta- this scored on a pass from Go- derre. A sixty-nine yard run by Dobiecki in the final seconds pulled the Tigers out of a hole. fhlrd Row 'VI in acer lxnowlw NN almcr Colch W xlmgr Cclorl Managcr Cobluqh Basketball The second team also enjoyed a suc gggsny Clglgifagialmfg A Andrewes cessful season Here are their scores Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech WHEN Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 20 Jan. 10 Jan. 17 Jan. 22 Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. l7 Feb. 20 March 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL WHO Hopkins Commerce Chicopee Trade Alumni Cathedral Hopkins Classical Turners Chicopee Commerce Trade Cathedral Turners Classical Northampton WHERE Hadley Commerce Chicopee Tech Gym Tech Gym Teclh Gym Tech Gym Classical Tur ners Tech Gym Tech Gym Trade Tech Gym Tech Gym Tech Gym Mass. State College SCORE COMMENT 43-26 62-22 73-29 39-27 55-44 28-46 39-35 43-38 54-37 65-41 46-43 67-17 38-28 48-38 36-38 50-34 Baevich and Dobiecki starred in opener. Raiders started well but were routed. Baevich and Dobiecki starred. Baevich and Dobiecki and Moses shine. Dobiecki's last minute spurt won what looked like a close one. The game paid for the football team's jackets. Baevich got twenty-eight points. Cathedral won easily. Too much Bull Martin. Tigers managed to eke out a win, thanks to Dobiecki. Tigers came from behind to win. Baevich, Dobiecki, and Smith starred. A slow start on an alien court, but a smashing finish. Almost as easy as the hrst game. Baevich and Dobiecki starred. Raiders scared Tigers but Moses won the game in the hnal min- utes. Baevich, Dobiecki, and Moses starred in an easy win. The Tigers won in a last-half spurt to outserve the Panthers 28-10. Moses, Baevich, and Do- biecki starred on offense, while Murphy and Smith played su- perb defensive. Tigers worked smoothly for a win. Fred Smith looked good. Tigers knocked out of the City League race by surprise loss. Art Young got the winning talley in the last seconds. A Golden Ball game. Murphy and Jennings starred as the team worked methodically to an easy victory. Front Row Second Row Back Row Absent From Picture .Xnflrs-w F1-nton, llnn Manning, Capt. Robert Langlands, Stan Pagourgis, William Maggi - lrving llall, Thomas VYynn, M4-lvin Gaskins Mgr. lllllfllllllti O'Connor, Coavh Fred Smith joseph johnson and Nirk Carranza IN TRA MURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Intramural Basketball League Standings Team Won Lost Points Stars 8 0 16 Choo-choos 7 1 14 Sissies 5 3 10 Rens 4 4 3 Black Hawks 3 5 6 Wild Cats 3 5 6 Tugs 3 5 5 Rockets 3 5 6 Whippets 0 8 0 Intramural Basketball Another of the lntramural activities headed by Herb Robbins. Two rounds were played. The Stars won both rounds. The winners played games with other high schools' intramural champs. The full results of the first round were unavail- able, but the second round results are listed on this page. VOLLEYBALL TEAM Coach: Herb Robbins Faculty'Manager: Mr. Andrewes Captains: Francis Granger, Howard Crofoot Springfield League Games won and lost Tech l Westinghouse Tech 3 Bosch Tech 0 Y.M.C.A. Tech 3 Westinghouse Tech 3 Bosch Tech 3 Y.M.C.A. Tech 3 Westinghouse Tech 3 Bosch Tech 1 Y.M.C.A. Tech l Holyoke Y Tech 5 West Springfield High Final Standings Team Won Lost Tech 6 3 30595 A 1 1 fmxshlng because of delays caused by the industrial team members bemg re vgfesfingliouse 2 5 quired to work overtlme at th' lr Jobs First Row -Townsend, Balt-ntine, Ingalls, Murphy, Hibbard, Post, Matteson Second Row - johnson, Coffee, Stibolt, O'Conner, Clow, Hardy Third Row - Jarvis, Cabana, Bean, Nasman, Tarpinian, Coach Robbins Tigers finished second in the City League race. High scores for the year were Townsend, Valentine, and McGhee. Tigers enjoyed the distinction of being the only team to score on the great Trade Soccer Squad, that took City and Western Massachusetts honors. SOCCER Coach: Herb Robbins Faculty Manager: Mr. Andrewes Captains: Nelson Hibbard, Earle Ingalls Manager: Leo Jarvis Tech 5 Cathedral Tech l Ludlow Tech 2 Classical Tech 0 Commerce Tech 0 Trade Tech 7 Cathedral Tech l Classical Tech 2 Monson Won Lost 4 l 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 Tied 3 HOCKEY TEAM ,,p::w.'xs 1 M'rr'f Coach.: Bruno Rumpal I ' Front ROW - Tucker, Larounis, Hill, La Marche, O'Leary, Metayer, Buchholz, Shaw CaPglUSIi Johnh L3f0UUlSf .liiCk O I-GHFYY Second Row - Coach Bruno Rumpal, McMahon, Burdick, Clason, Davis, Godfrey, Packard, Roy, Bannon uy amarc e H b Manager: Buster Downer Absent F,-mn er erg Season Review Picture Downer, La Mothe, O'Connor, Stravropoulos, Tomaszewski Tech Trade 0 Tech Cathedral 1 Tech Classical 1 Tech Commerce l l ' T902 g,?::?e?falA d g Tech Scorers The Tiger pucksters continued their record as they won their twelfth straight 1-ssh wglgfaggmczcsfailly 2 Sharrod Shaw 8 city title in as many years. The Trade Beavers caused some trouble, but a bad Tech Classical 1 GUY Lafzffche 2 start spoiled their chances. Tech wimsron Academy 3 -Lggvlfgjqeff 5 1222 -If-Igggke 2 John Larounis 4 Damon Tucker 2 Won Lost Tied Mickey Metayer 2 8 1 2 Don Clason 1 IN TRA MURAL BOWLING CHA MPIONS An active intramural sport, led by Herb Robbins. Teams in Western Massachu setts and the City met. Tech placed second. Team Standings Team Won Lost Pinfall Medicos 22 11517 Subs 18 11009 Fighters 16 10925 Gobs 16 10869 Marines 14 10789 Bombers 13 10886 K Tanks 13 10811 eft to Right - i':l11,1l'1H' I'uiri4-r, iffilllii Sillllilflf, Capt. Robert 'll-trault, Rirhznrd Colcrnall, Stove Suramlis Gunners 10 10652 Engineers 9 10285 Signals 4 10109 League Bowling Records Winners: Medicos, Saramlis, Tetrault, Sambor, Poirier, and Colem Single String: Meriicos, 465 Three string total: Medicos, 1340 Individual average: Don Spadoni, 95, 5 for 27 strings Individual Single String: Don Spadoni, 125 Individual three Strings: Steve- Saranciis, 319 il ll FENCING CLUB I First Row - john Warren, Dorothy Muldrew, Rubin Silver Second Row -- Edward Le Noir, Jack Ritter, Leonard Rubin, Earl Rudd, Theodore Savaria Third ROW - Norton Rivkin, janet Reed, Beverly Moon, Howard Rogers Fourth Row - Anthony Agnes, George Pierre, Shirley King, Helen Felopulos, Milton Monder Fifth Row - Armond Nominee, Julian Skidmore, Robert Seymour, Louis Kerlin, Eliott Kearsley, Jack Cross Absent From Picture - Edward Hamilton, Louise Butterheld, Barbara Coburn Under the supervision of Herb Robbins, the Fencing Club met each Thursday. Instructor was Douglas Boyea. Officers were Dorothy Muldrew, President, Rubin Silver, Vice-President, and Louise Butterfield, Secretary. .43 if First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row x 4, '. ' X . x .zfettx Clements, Worthington, Captain Galletti, Captain Adams, Lc-Roy O'Leary, Dobieki, Matto, Tomasqewski, Brown, O'Conner, Murphy Larounis, Hick, McKenna, Carrier, Seaver, Wilson Kc-nyson, Metayer, Carleton, johnson, Cabanna, Wright, Burdick Mgr. Allen, Mgr. Egan, Coach Rip Carleton, Mgr. Danlin, Mgr. Downer BASEBALL Coach: Rip Carleton Captain: Bill Adams, Pete Galetti Managers: Fred Allan, Buster Downer john Donlin, Thomas Egan Season Review Tech 8 Holyoke 5 Tech 6 Trade 3 Tech 6 Cathedral 4 Tech 4 Holyoke 4 Tech 5 Classical 4 Tech 13 Commerce l Tech 14 Trade 6 Tech 0 Cathedral 4 Coach: Herb Robbins Captain: Bill Fitzgerald, Francis Granger Manager: Rubin Silver With a record of six wins, one loss, and one tie, the Tech tossers clinched the city baseball crown. Defensively, the team was superb, but their hitting was far below par. Only three homers, four triples, and five doubles were hit all year, with of course, a good supply of singles. Tech placed LeRoy, Worthington, Adams, Dobiecki, and Cramer on the All City Honor Roll. TRACK fi .H ,f First Row - Berard, Papineau, Grauger, Capt. Fitz, Capt. Jennings, Jackson, Crofoot, Seymour, Moses Second Row - Valentine, Chapman, Warren, McGowan, McGhee, Rowe, Nims, A. Roberts Third Row - Mgr. Silver, Gotta, Sullivan, C. Roberts, Getz, Coach Herb Robbins Fourth Row -- Causineau, Smith, Sampson, Spencer, Nunnally Herb Robbins's track team won both the City and the Western Massachusetts championships. The team, made up of a strong nucleus from the previous year, eked out a M point win over the powerful Pittsfield team. The Tigers won the city championship by ten points. Three records were broken in this meet, and all were accomplished by Tech men. Seymour broke the low hurdles record by one tenth of a second in the low hurdles in 14.2 secondsg was 14.33 Granger set a new high jump record at 5 feet, 9M inches, Berard set a new shot put record, tossing it to 45 feet. L Q m PSE-'f5 First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row Absent From Picture GIRLS' A THLE TIC ASSOCIA TION Marie Le Pain, .Xngelina Staltnri, Helen Packard, Barbara Hates, Agnes Carlson, Harriet Sheehan, Lillian XYaters, Barbara Billings, Cleo Mi-gas, Virginia Hassner, Joyce Marcoulier, ,lean Meyrick, Barbara Hassner, Dorothy Carothers, Miss VVhittemore llelen St, Marie, Virginia Pickard, janet Smith, Irene Sadjak, Barbara Seralino, Dorothy Girdis, Marjorie Rossneisel, jo .-Xnn Simons, Catherine Staples, Dorothy Cantwell, Shirley Turner, Shirley Pitkin, Shirley Rezzani, Serma Mutilian, Jane Stempek 'l'heresa VVelch, Martha Ackerman, Marion Girdis, Maria Pruefer, janet Simons, Dorothy Pease, Rosemary Gallagher, Beatrice Ollari, Rosalie Buchholz, Barbara Pomeroy, Evelyn Petrule, Mar- guerite Gagnier Janet Schmelzinger, Elizabeth Kendall, Laura Giordano, Barbara Law, joan Hummel, Elizabeth Eastman, Patricia Stathis, Helen Idzikowski, Jeanne Keriz, Grace Campbell, Ann Burns, Ruth Hell, Harbara Chabot, Jacqueline Coor Avis VVands, Doris Thornstensan, Cenita Minor, Irene Martinelli, Catherine Magiopoulos, Dorothy Sevigne, Shirley Clark, Doris johnson, Patricia Potter, Dorothy Peters, Claire Phaneuf, -loan Mar- shall, Elizabeth Dow, Evelyn Long Doris Williams, Helen VVeaver, Gloria Lambert, Venus Robinson, Phyllis Peach, Isabel Noel, Vera Sullivan, Shirley Ring, janet Reed, Lois Mason, Elaine Dill, Barbara Woodward, Zepure Tarpinian Shirley Hates, Ruth Baxter, Audrey Becker, Alberta Belton, Cynthia Bogdonoff, Dorothy Chelelou, june Hoffman, Eleanor Lake, jean Litch, Marie O'Connell, Dorothy Price, Genevieve Pysznick, Amelia Quici, Lois Ransom Because of the increasingly critical problems of today, women are taking an active part in the great responsibilities of our nation. It is more necessary than ever before that they keep physically as well as mentally ht. Now that we are at war, physical education should be one of the prime factors in every girl's educa- tion. With this in view we present the Girls' Athletic Activities at Tech. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Volley Ball Hitting the volley ball around Lifting it over the net, Trying to keep it off the ground ls a lot of fun, you bet. Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Absent From Picture Lillian Waters, Janet Simons, Helen Packard, Angelina Staltari, Virginia Hassner, Laura Giordano Dorothy Meyers, Phyllis Peach, Catherine Magiopoulos, janet Smith, Elizabeth Dow Audrey Becker, Barbara Woodward, Grace Campbell, Barbara Law Virginia Mastronardi, Mrs. Rounds, Gloria Lussier Leah Chapman, Marion Dilk, Mary Grondalski, Gloria Lambert, Joyce Marcoulier, Serma Mutilian Isabel Noel, Marion Pruefer, Amelia Quici, janet Schmelzinger, Dorothy Sevigne, Jo Ann Simons jane Stempek, Zepure Tarpinian, Barbara Tobin, Clarice Vaughn, Helen Weaver , ag Y., , W. , f A Left to Right-janv Su-nipm-k, S1-ruin Mulilian, .Xngc-lina Staltari, Barbara Woorlwarcl, Venus Robinson, jean M1-vrirk, In-nv Sacljzik, Dorothy S4-vigm-, Shirlvy Clark, Elizalu-th Eastman, Doris johnson, joan lllllIlIlH'l, janv! Slllllll,Xv0I'UIlll'Z1 Sullivan, Joyce lVlZll K'OLlllL'I' Center - Mrs. Rounds Absent From Picture - ll4u'l1:u'a l.z1w, lflizalnftli llow GIRLS' BASKETBALL Basketball Shooting for the basket, Trying for good aim, In case anyone should ask it It is a wonderful game. GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Absent From Bowling Scores Picture - Highest Average Winner of trophy CDut of II stringsj Agnes Carlson 97 Highest Single String Dorothy Chelefou I I 5 Western Mass. Champion Dorothy Chelefou Average 88 Grace Campbell, Avis Wands, Doris Williams, Lillian Waters, Agnes Carlson, Dorothy Cantwell, Angeliia Staltari, Serma Mutilian, Barbara Law Joan Marshall, Dorothy Girdis, Catherine Staples, Barbara Pomeroy, Marion Girdis, Evelyn Petrule, Shirley Clark, Doris Johnson Lois Mason, Harriet Sheehan, Theresa Welch, Martha Ackerman, Ruth Bell, Jacqueline Coor, Barbara Chabot Shirley Ring, Evelyn Long, Virginia Pickard, janet Smith, janet Reed, Catherine Magiopoulos, Irene Martinelli Shirley Bates, jean Lyndes, Dorothy Chelefou, Eleanor Lake, Amelia Quici, Lois Ransom First Row - june! Srhmelzinger, Grave Caunplwell, llorolhy Girclis, joyec- Mareoulier, Irene Sadjak, Lois Mason Second Row - Z1-pure'l's1rpiniun, Helen St. Marie, Marian Girclis, Venus Robinson, Rosalie Buchholz, Miss Whitte- :non- 'l'hird Row - livelyn l'etrule, Shirley Rezmni, Shirley Pitkin, lizlrlaara Seraiino, Ruth Bell, Barbara Chabot, -l1lVfIll1'llll1' Coor GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Sports Club Song Over hill, over dale As we hit the dusty trail As the sports club goes tramping along, You can tell by their cheer just which club it holds most clear, To thc sports club of Tech we belong. C0-ED BADMIN TON CL UB First Row 1- Harold Downey, Dorothy Cantwell, jane Stempek, Serma Mutilian. Angelina Staltari, Cynthia Bogdonoff, Barbara Hassner, Janet Simons, Helen Packard, john Dineen Second Row - Harry Keeney, Roland Bedard, Frederick Walmer, Gene Papineau, Laura Giordano, Shirley Marsh, Robert Cushman, Barbara Law, Gloria Graham Third Row --Frank Getz, Nelson Hibbard, Edmund Junaczewski, james Giuliano, Philip Bogdonoff, Robert Haggins, Richard Penfleld, Barbara Bates Fourth Row -- Agnes Carlson, Robert Knowles, Max Distenfeld, Gerald Briggs, Barbara Billings, Marie Le Pain Fifth Row - Roland Berard, Coach Rumpal, Arneron Westervelt Leaders of Badminton Tournament GIRLS C0-ED First - Cantwell- Carlson First - Giordano - Hibbard Second - V. Hassner - Packard Second - Cantwell - Briggs Third - B. Hassner -- Bogdonoff Third - Bogdonoff -- Walmer Baseball Girls' Names 3V's Club Girls' Names Spring 1941 Spring 1941 Rose Baldini Irene Bigby Priscilla Bryant Eleanor Green Ruth Hanscom Virginia Hassner Betty Johnson Carrie Johnson Doris Johnson Gloria Lambert Joyce Marcoulier Serma Mutulian Lillian Neill Blanche Pidgeon Rose Saccomando Celeste Serrenko Dorothea Sevigne Angelina Staltari Jane Stempek Mary St. Peter Vera Sullivan Loretta Vellia , e g C-lub GiIgsnN'3ii1 Ruth Barffxuwexx D of Othy iaallagher R05qm?5yCoUnell RSX Marie Sine Nlargefy ROS Baseball There is a shortage on lots of things And as baseball is one of our likes, We have decided it's for the best That there's no priority on strikes. Hockey Girls Alberta Bilton Dorothy Carothers Muriel Downey Elizabeth Eastman Ann Foisey Virginia Hassner Joan Hummel Joyce Marcoulier Irene Martinelli Marie Pruefer Harriet Sheehan Dorthea Sevigne Janet Simons Lillian Waters Spring 1941 S Shirley Bates Alberta Bilton Theresa Eberlein Helen Idzikowski Jenny Kerez Catherine Magiopoulos Joyce Marcoulier Shirley Pitkin Janet Schmelzinger Dorothea Sevigne Doris Thorstenson 3 V's Club Vim, vigor, vitality Mean strength for you and me, That's what this club stands for, 3V's for victory. Tennis Spring 1941 Dorothy Cantwell Agnes Carlson Terry Grifhn Virginia Hassner Shirley Hesselton Lois Horne Betty Johnson Betty Kendall Gloria Lambert Regina Maleszewski Beatrice Ollari Irene Ryan Doris Vaillancourt Tennis We get all hot and dusty But still it's lots of fun - Scrambling after that little white ball, 'Neath the burning sun. Hockey The teams chasing up and down the field, After the fast moving ball, Each side determined never to yield Determined to win over all. . .pity ng gelding a 131013, Cllb . Asut tI1eI.e,s01'Se Oneplty Cjop N0 a re-3111i nofhin get-S S0 13 A rnothl. gh mms' so exe. .og S a re Hg as D, 'ting H1 har Dai dbu Uful mp. Swimming Girls Martha Ackerman Rose Baldini Barbara Bates Barbara Billings Alberta Bilton Dorothy Cantwell Shirley Clark Catherine Crane Dorothy Dewar Rosemary Gallagher Barbara Jones Gloria Lambert Marie Le Pain Olga Magnani Dorthea McGrady Lois Ransom Venus Robinson Irene Ryan Mary St. Peter Marilyn St. Peter Swimming Club At swimming club there's lots of fun, Who thinks there is? Why everyone, Get wet? You bet, But hep we get When off that board we run. Spring 1941 Soccer Girls Dorothy Carothers Elaine Dill Barbara Hassner Virginia Hassner Barbara Law Marie Le Pain Joyce Marcoulier Helen Packard Amelia Quici JoAnn Simons Janet Smith Angelina Staltari Soccer Club We kick that ball around the field, It does not touch a hand, And neither team will ever yield Until they cannot stand. - ,, ,4 - s.Q.?W,e, ra 1.1 'X 1 I Q95 i Q .LH F' ' ' ,W-M . ,V a.,,.53,:,4.. Lff2,,.,,,qQ,W,,M,L-, giwggfyg, ff I , ,w,,,, W wg g ' 53,5 -vxwiwmhiaimg 35-g:5y:.5:i k -7 H- jx 'fw?J3'y, x LA 4, f ' 'lf' li. ' 5 . YH.. ,, Q . i- T LQ -1,179 A A,-v A CW E f -bf ' J ,- -' xv x Ang! -----vw X , iff' - ' M ' i f ' ,3 V.mh 3 K A ' I ls , ,, F . i., . . K. , ., 15531 -4. ,V -4 'sis-H45 -. 'Za C 5-5 k 9 f va N , V ,gf 3-:ff-K .ff fl bf J 4 .44-1 ?W'51' 'inf . , - 'K ., U, ,. I Y ,Q '-f'-ii ,ex - 'Q A 3. .- aa gk, ,M ' ' 1, f 1 , 'G is x 1 v Announcer: Barbara: Announcer Barbara: Announcer Barbara : Announcer RADIO SKIT This is station G.A.A. taking you to Springfield, Massachusetts. From the girls' gymnasium of Technical High School we are proud to interview the noted authority on girls' sports, Miss Barbara Billings, who is president of the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation of that school. The purpose of this inter- view is to acquaint our radio audience with the work that is being done in the athletic field for girls today. I should now like to introduce Miss Billings. Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen: Today I believe I am going to answer numerous questions on girls' sports, in order that you of the radio audience may gain information concerning our sport program. The girls try to broaden their athletic activities each year and offer a program which will appeal to every girl in the school. We feel it is just as important for girls as for boys to be physically Ht. Thank you Barbara. Now let me ask you a few questions. First I should like to ask about the dif- ferent types of sports which you include in your pro- gram. Of boys' sports, many include team work. Is this true of the girls'? Why yes, we have many team sports such as field hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Could you explain a little about these sports? For instance, is field hockey played the same as boys' ice hockey? No, we have eleven girls on a team and we use a small ball instead of a puck. The rules are slightly different also. Some people believe that it is not so active a game as ice hockey but you should come out and watch the girls play sometime. Field hockey is almost as strenuous and equally exciting. I certainly should like to see a game. I under- stand boys and girls are playing games together now more than they used to. Do you include co-ed sports in your program? Barbara: Announcer: Barbara: Announcer: Barbara : Announcer: Barbara : Yes, we do. Cf course there are some sports which seem to offer themselves to co-recreation more than others do. We do not try to compete in games such as basketball and soccer: but we do have three sports, volleyball, badminton, and ping-pong, in which boys play with and against girls. This co- recreation has proved to be one of the most popular forms of sports at Tech. I'm rather interested in bowling. You have such a club, of course? Why, yes. The girls bowl once a week. We did not form teams this year, though, but in future years we may. We did have a group of girls that came out as a team to represent Tech, first in a Western Massachusetts tournament, and then in a City tournament. Our girls came in second in the Western Massachusetts tourney, but took first place in the city contest. This rather makes up for our poor standing in basketball. What do you mean? Was there an inter-school basketball tournament this year? Yes. Through the winter months, several girls played the exciting game of basketball. At the end of the season, the senior team had the privilege of playing teams from other high schools. Although the girls did not win this year, they found keen com- petition and exciting games. There is much talk nowadays about that new style of modern dancing. Is there any chance for the girls of Tech to participate in this activity? We are fortunate to have a modem dancing class in the city. It includes girls from three different high schools, Commerce, Classical, and Tech. Although we do not have a large representation from Tech, the girls that do participate do excellent work. A few times every year these girls give a demonstra- tion of their work at various meetings held in the city. Announcer: Barbara: Announcer: HI understand all these sports take place in the gym. In the spring do you include outdoor activities in your program? Why, of course. In the early spring, many girls go out for the fascinating game of tennis. I dOl1,t have to tell you what an active game this is, as you probably are well acquainted with the sport. UI should say I am! It's my favorite sport, and lf'll admit some girls can challenge boys in this game and really show them up. Another sport that girls can exceed boys in sometimes, is diving. There is noth- ing so beautiful as a swan dive executed by an accomplished girl diver. Do you have any chance to form a swimming club? Barbara : Announcer: Why, yes. Our swimming club draws more girls than any other sport. The girls swim once a week at a church pool in the city. This club generally includes girls from all the high schools. It really is a very profitable organization to belong to. To learn to swim is a worth-while objective for every- one. The class is divided into three groups: one for girls who do not swim but wish to learn, another for girls who wish to learn advanced swimming techniques, and a third group who enjoy diving, the most exciting part of water sports. I saw a group of girls a few days ago, with knap- sacks strapped on their backs, happily hiking along a country road. Did these girls have any connec- tion with Tech sport activities? Barbara : Announcer : That was probably the group of girls from our sports club. These girls meet once a week with a different program each time. Last winter the girls had two ice skating parties. This spring they have taken a trip to the Indian Camp and have visited every park in the city. I think this is one of our most interesting clubs. Now, I believe I have taken up too much of your time already and I must close. But on concluding this pleasant interview, I should like to say that we girls do not take part in these sports only for a good time and to meet new friends, but we realize that an adequate physical education training promotes strong and healthy bodies capable of hard work and clear thinking, which are so necessary for the wel- fare of the country at this time. Thank you very much, Miss Billings, for giving us your time. I am sure it has been extremely pro- fitable to our radio audience. AVIATION First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row A AERONAUTICS CLASS l MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB liiigmu- Ili- Vino, Harold Su-wart, David Nolan, lda Winer, Emma lilouthwright, Kenneth Hender- son, Crcssa liushvy, Peggy Bastow, Winthrop Vail, Gordon Hay, Mr. Bushcy john Kucharski, Kurt Thomas, Richard Whiting, Thomas Watson, Boris Flake, john Pilatian, Jost-ph Komoorian, Laura Giordano, Harriet Sheehan Martial lion Carlos, Robin Harris, Charles Ruby, Allen Roy, Louis Boron, Andrew Gootsis, Arthur jar:-cki, Harlvy Stone, Rohvrt Sullivan Gi-orgc i,t'iglllOll, Richard Martin, William Foster, Raymond Starkiv, Richard Lussivr, Stephan Sarandis, Alvin l'ottvrn, Malcolm Fri-c-man, Matthew Pctruli- The Aeronautics Class meets daily to study theories of flight, ground, and pre-fiight information to form a thorough background in the work- ings of Aviation. FL YING ENTHUSIASTS 4Q Left to Right - Mathew Petrule, Malcolm Freeman, Robert Sullivan, Sherman Moore, Charles Ruby, Raymond Sagen, Mr. Vail, Winthrop Vail, Harriet Sheehan, Mr. Bushey, Roger Attwood, Mr. Galapeau, Kenneth Henderson, Cressa Bushey, Dorothy Chadhouse, Leo Jackson, Samuel Mickaelian, Richard Whitbeck, Richard McCarthy, Michael Disenza, William Ellis, Richard Lucas On the Wheels - Hurlen Stone, Arthur Howe Officers President Samuel Michaelian Acting President Kenneth Henderson Vice-President Kenneth Henderson Secretary Christina Bushey Adviser Mr. Bushey Only this year has the Tech Flying Club been created from members of the Aeronautics Club, the various classes, and the Model Airplane Club. About thirty of the members Hy each week, and over three hundred more are taking fly- ing lessons. The club combines enjoyment and training which will enable the students to aid their country in any emergency. K ...r-NNN.. X . K wr- 'S .Mx A, 1 5...-:Q 'ff-,'i-2-. 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L mu X A 1, X NA K n HU, 5RN.xn1.-1,77 First Row - Second Row - Third Row Absent From Picture -- Officers: President Vice President Secretary Advisers l S TUDEN T COUNCIL linrlmrn liillings, joyee Porter, George Brigham, Paulint- Nordstrom, Harold Brown, june Longieul, R nth Baxter, Agnes Carlson Roln-rt Knowles, Ricliard llufresne, Roland Hedard, Raymond North, George Shultz, Morton Silver, Robert Lockerhy, Robert VVright, l reclt-rick Allen, Richard De Bell - Flnyton Roberts, George Houghton, blames .'Xdams, Herbert Douglas, Carlton Klaiber lfrnmis Lnwe, lilizabeth Whitman, l'z1trit'inSkitlrnore, VVQ-sson Miller lst Semester 2nd Semester Douglas Lt-nkoski Harold Brown Harold Brown George Brigham Pearl Thyregod Pauline Nordstrom Mr. Gifford, Miss Swenson Purpose: In order to insure student equality, to uphold cooperation between school and student body, to promote school activities, and to create a more substantial school spirit, this student council was formed. The Student Council consists of the following members: 1. One representative to be elected from each of the classes, Cfull-year classes to have two representativesl. 2. The presidents of all classes, the editor-in-chief of Tech News, and the chief of the Student Patrol. None of these shall be the representative of his class. 3. A representative of boys' athletics, to be elected by major T men. 4 A representative of girls' athletics, who shall be the president of the G.A.A. 5. The presidents of all recognized and chartered Tech Clubs. ATHENAEUM First Row -- Harriet Sheehan, jane Balboni, Marilyn St. Peter, Rowena Shattuck, Lloyd Keough, Gloria Bis- sonette Second Row -- Nancy McLellan, Edna Couture, Miss Leta Young, Joyce Porter, Beatrice Fecteau Third Row -- Marie Le Pain, Shirley Turner, Barbara Billings, Agnes Carlson, Cynthia Bogdonofi, Shirley Clark Fourth Row -- Dorothy Meyers, Mildred Grinnell, Barbara jones, jean McNeil, Alice Dudley The object of this society is to promote an interest in literature. An average of B in English is required for membership. Poetry is studied the first semester and plays are studied the second semester. There is aninitiation of new members in the form of a party. An annual picnic is held each june. Meetings occur each second and fourth Thursday in the club room. Faculty Adviser - Miss Leta Young Semester 1 Semester 2 President Barbara Thomas Joyce Porter Vice President Edith Zundell Edna Couture Secretary Barbara jones Beatrice Fecteau Treasurer Margaret Buckley Nancy McLellan Program Chairman Virginia Tanguay Agnes Carlson CHEFS' CLUB First Row - 'Vhonias Callahan, George Callahan, Edmond Berard, Arthur Cote, Robert Bigelow Second Row - Olin Potter, L1-o Capuano, Miss Gablm-r, Richard Anschutz, Gerald Capuano Officers - President Jerry Capuano Vice President Richard Anschutz Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Callahan Purpose - If sometimes on the third floor you catch the tantalizing odor of fresh-cooked food, it will be more than likely that the Chef Club is holding forth. Once each week after school, a group of enterprising young men of Tech meets to learn how to cook simple foods. This is one of the newer clubs which is prospering under the able direction of Miss Ruth Gabler. CHEMISTRY CLUB Standing -- Alfred Wood, Norman Jacobson, Raymond Opitz Sitting First ROW - Rubin Silver, Arthur Jarecki, Edward Schube Second Row - john O'Donnell, Wesley Peterson, Wadsworth Stone Third Row - Jackson Hallas, Robert Krawiec, Mr. Lincoln Absent From Picture - Gregg Whitney, John Cross Meets every other Wednesday in room 308 Adviser - Mr. Lincoln Semester 1 Semester 2 President Clayton Ruhf Alfred Wood Vice President Wadsworth Stone Raymond Opitz Secretary and Treasurer Alfred Wood Norman Jacobson The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to carry on where the classroom leaveS off. During our meetings, we have lectures and demonstrations by some of the members. Mr. Lincoln, our adviser, also gives us many interesting talks and demonstrations. We have men from outside industries come and talk to us, and we occasionally visit industrial plants. FRENCH CLUB First Row -- Polly lim-nipsvy, l':1ulini- Tanguay, 'Ruth Cignoni, Beatrice Bcaumivr, Harlan Leighton Second Row - lilimlmi-tli Eilfillllilll, Align-liiia Staltari, Hr-ssie Dennis, Miss McCarthy, Scrma Mutilian, Maisie La Mari Third Row - willllillll l.:1Muthe, Hi-njziniin Tongue, Richard Nathan Ofhcers - September to january: President Virginia Tanguay Vice President Ruth Cignoni Secretary Angelina Staltari Treasurer Harlan Leighton Committee Head Kay Crane Omcers - january to june: President Ruth Cignoni Vice President Pauline Tanguay Secretary Beatrice Beaumier Treasurer Harlan Leighton Committee Head Polly Dempsey Meetings: In the library first and third Thursdays of each month. Purpose: To get experience in using the French language in conversation, and to learn about France, its people, and their customs. MOTION PICTURE APPRECIATION CLUB First Row - Martha Ackerman, Agnes Carlson, Richard Dufresne, Donald Doyle, Dorothy Cantwell Second ROW - Henry Friberg, Everett Powell, Chandler Newell, Pauline Tanguay, ZepureTarpinian, Edith Averill Lloyd Keough, james Banning, Packard Larson Absent Fronl Arthur Cote, Raymond North, jack Mora, janet Askew, Margaret Buckley, Pearl Thyregod Picture - Stuart Benson, Barbara Thomas Officers: lst Semester 2nd Semester President Richard DuFresne Richard DuFresne Vice President Donald Doyle Donald Doyle Secretary Margaret Buckley Agnes Carlson Treasurer janet Askew Dorothy Cantwell Corresponding Secretary Agnes Carlson Agnes Carlson The Motion Picture Appreciation Club of Tech was founded to give the pupils of Technical High an opportunity to review the motion pictures of the day, and judge them fairly. The club, under the leadership of Miss Houghton, has accomplished much dur- ing its regular meetings as well as those conducted for the benefit of groups outside the school, by carrying on its interesting work. Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row Sixth Row Absent From Picture - llonnld l.z1k1-, john U'l.c'z1ry, Richard Peck, Rtllllllll lleclarrl, Robe-rl Knowles, Richard Anschutz, lNlir'l1n4-I Bl1llilN,fil'l1I'gt' llriglinni, Wzulswurtli Stoni- - llurry K4-mis-y, Rivhzlrcl Ninis, Riclizircl llowv, flmrlcs VFt't'llilUFg, VVQ-lton Carrivrv, llnvid Ransom, llonulml l'ollzml, liugm-no Angers -Allan Ray, Richard l'igc-on, Frank Getz, Nelson llililmrcl, George Runquist, Robert Monz, David lfurt-y, Kenneth lirickson -Sherrod Shaw, WI-sson Miller, Charles Hamilton, Rolmt-rt Wright, Donald Foster, Charles Ruby, Verne Ellison Harold lirown, Mauro l.acL-clrniia lVlr. Ralph Ellis, Eugsfm- llovinv Roln-rl Gongt-nn, l'r4-scott Grout, VVillu-rt johnson, Lawrence Loclcwoorl, Frederick Packarfl, - ltvvrvtl l' own-ll, liclniunml Sch Purpose: Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser The purpose of the Hi-Y, as stated in the Constitution of the club, is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character . SENIOR HI-Y lst Semester Douglas Lenkoski Robert Kinney Michael Biakis Wadsworth Stone Mr. Ellis 2nd Semester Michael Biakis George Brigham Richard Anschutz Wadsworth Stone Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser JUNIOR HI-Y lst Semester Wesson Miller Robert Knowles William Ellis Richard N ims Mr. Lake 2nd Semester Robert Lockerby Albert LaLonde Hervey Willard Raymond Metzer First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Absent From Picture jack VVhite, Nisli Omartian, VVilliam Hutton, Harold Reeves, Paul Rannenberg, Albert Valentine Ralph Tliresher, Robert Tetrault Henry Libby, Robert Lockerby, Frederick Allen, Donald VVilson, Harvey VVillard, VVilliam Ellis Franklin Brackett, Don Shepard, jack McCormack Edward Hamilton, john Bragg, Lester Converse Arthur Childs, Norman Downie, Robert Laliglands, Frank Campbell, Albert La Londe, David Hun ter, james Adams, Donald Calclerwood, Robert Kervick, Karl Rannenberg, William Courchane Raymond Metzer Richard De Bell, john Donlin, Gerald VVL-stberg, Robert Windholz Purpose: The purpose of the Hi-Y, as stated in the Constitution of the club, is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character I Front Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row Fifth Row i -Angelina Staltari, Cleo Megas, Rowena Shattuck, Nancy McLellan, Harold Brown, Barbara Billings, Roland Bedard, Stefany Irla, Barbara Blethen, Miss Allen. - Ruth Cignoni, Stella Smola, Barbara Law, Genevieve Hageman, Elaine McBride, Alice Dudley, Agnes Carlson, Shirley Marsh, Beatrice Fecteau, Laura Giordano. -David Goldberg, Carmelo Scuderi, Frank Getz, Welton Carrier, Richard An- Officers schutz, Mauro Lacedonia, Edward Prew President - Nelson Hibbard, Frank Sambor, Alexander Rich, Prescott Grout, Wilbert john- Vice-President son, Haig Tashjian, Philip Lewis, Robert Knowles Secretary - Dr. Cockayne, Zadig Setian, Alfred Bencivenni, Gerald Briggs, Henry Pio, Treasurer Walter Anderson, George Labutus, Walter Kravitz, Alfred Wood Advisers Purpose The Pro Merito society was formed to aid and promote good scholarship. The group is composed of those students of Tech who have the highest ratings in their various subjects. Guided by Dr. Cockayne and Miss Allen, they meet fre- quently, and hold out of town conventions semi-annually. SENIOR PRO MERITO lst Semester Harold Brown Barbara Billings Virginia Tanguay Miss Miriam Allen, 2nd Semester Harold Brown Roland Bedard Nancy MacLellan Barbara Billings Dr. Cockayne JUNIOR PRO MERITO Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer I Q v I ' 4 ,gf lst Semester Edward Prew Cleo Megas Janet Simons Carmello Scuderi First Row - Second Row - Third Row - Fourth Row - Fifth Row -- 2nd Semester Carlton Klaiber Max Distenfeld Harriet Sheehan Herbert Douglas Nicholas Satino, Naldo Mammarelli, George Lincoln, Joseph Skidmore, Raymond Brandoli, Rene Bachand, Richard Jerrold, Irving Barger, Chester Flavin, Herbert Douglas, Carlton Klaiber, Harriet Sheehan, Dorothea Sevigne, Dorothy Girdis, Erika Fleck, Irene Martinelli, Pauline Tanguay, Venus Robinson, Joan Robbins, Joanne Simons, Miss Allen John Costello, Teolil Drazek, Francis O'Leary, William Willis, Emile Pasteris, David Dewar, Theo- dore Swierad, Paul Piligian, joseph Farnham, Janet Reed, Dorothy Peters, Helen Petrule, Edwina Krokov, Gloria Bissonnette, Cynthia Bogdonoff, Patricia Stathis, Veronica Sullivan, Jacqueline Coor. Francis Dresser, Gordon VVeymouth, Alan Barrett, Raymond Tribelhorn, Edward Le Noir, Gordon Hay, William Wilson, Morton Silver, Robert Lamitie, Charles Selwitz, James Adams, Shirley Clark, Alice Fuller, Joyce Marcoulier Richard Dc Bell, John Simon, Melvin Cohen, Louis Kerlin, Leonard Danos, Donald Greenwood, Peter Wolii, Victor Carman, Bernard Gordon, William Prickett, Harvey Willard, William Cour- chene, Kenneth Alexander, Rose Tavernier, Doris Johnson, Janet Simons, Marie Pruefer, Gloria Scarmadella, Edith Averill Theodore Cutler, Richard Coleman, Arthur Petlock, Primo Marietti, George Schulz, Harold Reeves, Dr. Cockayne, William Rashi, James Prew, Milton Mondor, Robert Krawiec, William Atwood, Louis Clarke, Elaine Belanger, Janet Schmelziner, Theresa Eberlein, Shirley Bates Purpose : The Pro Merito society was formed to aid and promote good scholarship The group is composed of the students of Tech who have the highest ratings in their various subjects. Guided by Dr. Cockayne and Miss Allen, they meet frequently and hold out of town meetings semi-annually. Center - First Row - Second Row - Third Row - Fourth Row - Fifth Row - Sixth Row -- Absent From Paulim- Nordstrom Dorothy Cantwell, Rowena Shattuvk liarlmra Bates, Barbara Billings, Agm-s Carlson Shirley Turm-r, .Nlicc Dudley, Miss Blaismlell, June Carvillc, Lloyd Kcough NISIMA HA liarlmra Langlois, Irene Sadjak, Donna Belle Shaw, Dorothy McGrady, Marilyn St. Peter, Cleo Mvgas, Edith .-Xvcrill, Martha Arkc-rnian Gertrude llunran, Joyce- Campbell, Shirley Marsh, Dorothy Price, Marie Le Pain, Edna Couture, Ann Burns, Theresa VVelCh, jean Mi-yrick, Mary Landertin lit-:strive Ft-vu-au, Cathryn Crane, Peggy Bastow, Doris johnson, Elizabeth Budden, Laura Giordano Picture - joyre Marroulivr, Alberta Belton Officers: lst Semester 2nd Semester President Margaret Buckley Pauline Nordstrom Vice President Cleo Megas Dorothy Cantwell Secretary Barbara Thomas Rowena Shattuck Treasurer Barbara Billings Barbara Billings Program Chairman Agnes Carlson Agnes Carlson Adviser Miss Blaisdell Purpose : Each week a group of girls of Tech meets for a short period of fun and good fellowship. The programs are conducted by the girls themselves, and contain entertaining sketches and talks which are designed to be of help to the girls in their later lives. Through these meetings, a spirit of better fellowship among the Girl Reserves of the High Schools in the city is promoted. PHO TOGRA PH Y CLUB Ofiicers lst Semester President Donald Fiero Vice-President Raymond Tribelhorn Secretary-treasurer Peter Wolff Adviser Mr. Reed Purpose: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to Right -jeff Topham, Morgan Knowlton, Wyndham Morton, Theodore Gourley, Mr. Rt-erl, Peter Wolff Fred Allen, Wesley Peterson, Bruce Stone, Raymond Trihelhorn, Raymond White 2nd Semester Peter Wolff Raymond Tribelhorn Frederic Allen Once a week, a group of students, under the direction of Mr. Reed, meet to learn how to take, develop, and print their own pictures. With their own choice of subject matter, the members of the club have, in the past year, produced some excellent examples of photographic work. RADIO CLUB First Row Llcldllli Winilvrs, lirt-elm-r'ir'k Sistziire, lirm-st KlllZllllS, Howard Rogers, VValter Robinson, Morton Silver, l'1-In-r Vlfolff ' Second Row - lflliul lit-.irslt-y, flaytoli RUlJl'I'l!-,'lll1UIll1lShYlllilIlSUIl, Leo Silver, Robert XVells, Boyd Allen lst Semester 2nd Semester President Clayton Roberts Clayton Roberts Secretary-Treasurer Robert VW-lls Elliot lit-arsley Adviser Mr. Richardson Purpose: The club was organized to train boys to operate radio equipment. VVhen they have spent enough time at their work, they are able to obtain their radio operator's licenses. This prepares them to enter some kind of business, when they leave school, which will be concerned with radios and their repair. They are taught to service and repair radios, and construct electron-tube operated equipment. SKI CLUB First ROW - Elmer Homans, Alec Smith, Robert VYright, Robert Kervick, Carl Cvraesser Second Row - Robert Metzer, Harold Downey, Robert Menz, George Runquist Third ROW -Donald Greenwood, Robert Hunt, David Bartlett, VVilliam Ellis Absent From Donald Calclerwood, Douglas johnson, Paul Daley, Arthur House, Charles Spalding, Roger Schultz, Picture - Robert Lamitie, Earl jaycox, Donald Foster, Robert Monigle, Marie Le Pain, Peter VVolFf, Donna Belle Shaw, Louis Clark, Marie O'Connell, John Burns, james McGowan, Franklin Brackett, Edwin Coleman, Barbara Billings, Dorothy Cantwell lst Semester 2nd Semester President Robert Wright Robert Wright Vice President Robert Kervick Robert Kervick Secretary-Treasurer Harold Downey Harold Downey Adviser Mr. Lyman Purpose: Each winter the students of Tech who are interested in the sport of skiing gather to enjoy the thrill of gliding down snow-covered slopes together. Through the efforts of the club, the interest of many has been revived, and frequent outings are planned and carried out. Some of the members have been given lessons by their more experienced colleagues, so that they may better appreciate the sport. STAMP CLUB Seated -l rz1nc'im- Mullziney, Raymond Morehouse, Hubert Moreland, Francis Lawe, Jeannette Hinteau Standing -Ruin-rl lfopiano, john Warren Meets the first and third VVedm-sdays at 2:45 in room Adviser Miss Greenwood President Frances Lawe Vice President Hubert Mooreland Treasurer Raymond Morehouse Secretary jeanette Hurteau April 30, 1942 Dear Editor: The purpose of the Stamp Club is to create and promote interest in stamps-not merely in collecting stamps, but also in learning the important characteristics of stamps and the stories ofthe stamps. The club began its year by becoming a member of the National Federation of Stamp Clubs. Some of the members attended the Fall Round-up of the stamp collectors at Hotel Worthy sponsored by the Springfield Stamp Club. Included in the meetings of the club are periods for learning some of the im- portant features of stamps, trading periods, talks by guest speakers: and, to end its activities for the year, an exhibit is planned for May. Yours for the philatelically inclined, Frances Lawe S TUDEN T PA TROL First Row Second Row - Third Row - Fourth Row - -Henry Libby, John Lenville, Charles Hamilton, Vllilbur Clinton, Harold Brown, George Brigham, Roland Bedard, john Bragg, Richard ,'Xnschutz, David Ransom, Vl'illiam Courrhene Donald Beaudry, John Calkins, Robert Reevey, VVilliam Stock, Irving Stibolt, Edward Benoit, Robert VVindholz, Joseph Garheeb, Rene BZ1Cl'l2il'lfl,AI21Iil0S ,-Xdams Theodore Cutler, Charles Yreenburg, Francis O'Leary, Albert La Londe, Robert Lockerby, Louis Baldini, Harold Reeves, VVilliam Hutton, John VVhite, Robert 'lietrault Robert Howard, Max Herberg, Clinton Dexter, Kendall Smith, jack Firth, Gordon Hay, Morton Silver, Charles Benson, Edward Hamilton, Harvey Willard Fifth ROW -- Mr. Best, Arthur Childs, Edwin Downer, Raymond North, David Katz, Leroy Ertel, VVadsworth Stone, Frank Campbell, Clarke Clemmer, Kenneth Lcnard, Angelo lndessi Absent From Picture - William Woodgett, William Wilson Staff Chief Captain of Lunch Captain of Traffic Captain of Corridor Guard Captain of Assemblies 2nd Semester George Brigham Harold Brown Roland Bedard Wilbur Clinton john Bragg lst Semester George Brigham Harold Brown Roland Be-dard Howard Crofoot Carl Tibbey There are principally two types of discipline - that which is self--imposed, and that which is imposed by others. It is the purpose of the Student Patrol to pro- tect the student body against the necessity of extensive which would otherwise be set up by the faculty. rules and regulations, The Student Patrol holds its meetings regularly on Tuesday mornings under the supervision of its faculty adviser, Mr. Best. Front Row - fllori.i lXls-tcullv, liiclinrml Preston, Dorothy l'ric'i-, l'ziulinc- Norclslroni, Rivlizircl .Xnsrhutz, llorothy Clniitxxi-ll, Raninoinl North, llnrry lim-in-y, linrlvnra Billings, l'hilip Lewis, Rolzincl lit-dard, Omer l'otvin Second Row - Ioan llununvl, Lillian liusinslqi, Hi-tty liastinnn, Maris- l.L- l'nin, .Xnn Burns, Donna llc-llc Shaw, Ulivv Sgills, Shirley Marsh, lyillllllll' 'li-aiigiiziy, Llowl lin-ough, Yu-roiiiva Sullivan, Patricia Stathis, Max l7isl1'nls-lml, l':lSlt'llillflLl1lll, lit-lpliine .X4l2llIlSlCl, Ruth Taylor Third Row - llzirris-l Slim-linii, liclnai Couture, Frm-cl .Xllvn, lNlicl1aol liiukis, Alex Hutton, Rt-ginizi Malcszcwski, VVilli:unl l,u Mothc, jose-ph Farnham, Harold Brown, Max Hcrln-rg, Richard Courlney TECH NEWS STAFF The Tech News has had another successful year under the guidance of its well- liked adviser, Mr. Vlfoodworth. We were indeed sorry to see him leave, but the newspaper has carried on under the direction ,of Mr. Mador, with the assistance of the editor, Raymond North. The paper has come out every two weeks, with many features and interesting new stories, and it has been of great value to the student body. Semester I Editor-in-Chief .,.. Associate Editors ..,..,, Sports Editor ...... Girls' Sports Editor .... Style ............. Social ..........,. Student Opinion. . . Exchanges ......... Reporters : TECH NEWS Editorial Staff ..,...................RaymondNorth .Virginia Tanguay, Richard DuFresne, Richard Preston . . . . .Roland Bedard . . . . .Dorothy Price . . . . .Annette Christie . . . . . .Gloria Metcalfe . . . .Pauline Nordstrom ............,.......,.......PhilipLewis Mary Rose Lyons, Jeanne Collins, Barbara Billings, Dorothy Cantwell, Marie Le Pain, Edna Couture, Douglas Lenkoski, Frederick Allen, Donna Belle Shaw, Harold Brown, john Calkins, Regina Maleszewski, joan Hummel, Elizabeth Eastman, Olive Salls, Dolores Mediavilla, VVilliam Ellis. Adviser ................................,. A. H. VVoodworth Business Staff Business Manager .... .... V irginia Tanguay Treasurer ....... ..... .... C S eorge Shultz Circulation Manager ....... . . .Roland Bedard Asst. Circulation Manager .... .... C Tmer Potvin Advertising Manager ....,... ......., H arry Keeney Advertising Representatives ............ Rose O'Brien, Edith Zundell, Esther Harris, Catherine Crane, Dorothy Dewar, Pearl Thyregod, Max Distenfeld. Circulation Agents .............. Barbara Hutchinson, Stanley Kenerson, VVilliam Leger, Leslie Converse, Pauline Tanguay, Muriel Downey, Nick Curto, Richard Courtney, Peggy Bastow. Adviser ..... ....O. L. Dufhn Semester II Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief .... ............... .... R a ymond North Associate Editors ........................ Richard DuFresne, Richard Preston, Pauline Nordstrom, Philip Lewis, Barbara Billings. Sports Editor ........ .... R ichard Anchutz Girls' Sports Editor .... ..... D orothy Price Clubs .... ......,.. ..... D o rothy Cantwell Social ...... .... G loria Metcalfe Hot Wax. . . . . ..................... William Ellis Reporters .................. Mary Rose Lyons, Jeanne Collins, Marie Le Pain, Edna Couture, Frederick Allen, DonnaBelle Shaw, Harold Brown, John Calkins, Regina Maleszewski, joan Hummel, Elizabeth Eastman, Olive Salls, Lillian Kosin- ski, Michael Biakis, Ann Burns, Joseph Farnum, William LaMothe, Harriet Sheehan, Lloyd Keough. Adviser ................................. A. H. Woodworth Business Staff Business Manager .................. .... H arry Keeney Treasurer ........... ..... G eorge Shultz Secretary ...,......... ..... E leanor Carlson Circulation Manager .... .... O mer Potvin Advertising Manager ......... ............ R oland Bedard Advertising Representatives .......... Max Distenfeld, Pauline Tanguay, James Adams, jean Meyrick, Alex Hutton, Ruth Taylor. Circulation Agents ................ Stanley Kenerson, Leslie Converse, Richard Courtney, Elsie Bolduan, Delphine Adamski, Marilyn Buckley, Max Herberg, and jean Benson. Adviser ........,..... .. .. ..... O. L. Dufiin TECH REVIEW STAFF Left fo Right' Rldlflffl l'V4'SlfH1, lme Swinrllt-burst, Morton Silver, J. Riclmrcl Farnham, John Calkins, Charlc-S S1-lwitl Tech Review Editor-in-Chief Morton Silver Associate Editor joseph Farnham Circulating Manager Leo Swindlehurst The Tech Review is a paper published by the students of Tech to encourage good writing on the part of its students. Members of the student body as well as those of the staff are asked to contribute articles to the paper. Although the adviser of the paper, Mr. Lyman, has been called into the army, the staff has been carrying on the work with great success. Those interested in the publication have been pleased to note that the Review has been revived, as it seems an indication that the students of Tech are interested in the study of English as related to literary endeavor. wp ,,,, DRA MA ww-on :vm mx ,gifs 'I Q A- av, Y .L I Z E iw MUJIC Seated at Far Left Seated in Outer Semi-Circle Seated in Inner Semi-Circle Seated at Far Right In Backgrou nd George Gamble, Edward Thompson, Gordon Pryor jack Weake, Riehard, foleman, Edward Hamilton, Douglas johnson, Louis Hanson, Frank lVlora4'h, VValter Robinson, l'aul Rothery, Joseph liuehholz, Albert Bryant, Richard llatcher, Ronald Seagliarini, Edward Lawre, Stanley Szlachetka, Marr Girard Edward Srhube, Eugene Delacroix, Russell Cummings, Raymond Beane, Theodore Crapser, - llarry Stone, I,ueius Van Heusen, Joseph Amedeo Donn Shepard, Royal Fisher, Eugene Millette, Stanley Root, Charles Archibald, David Furey lflorio llenedetti, Robert Agostino Gertrude llelliveau, janet Svhelzinger, Edyth Lowe, Robert Hottin, james Deso, William Leger, Glenn Kittredge, Robert Sullivan, Mr. Cook, Elizabeth Wade, Jacqueline Coor, Evelyn Stack, Angelina Cardinale, Gloria Castor, Elaine Belanger Each day during the second period a group of fifty six members, mcludmg librarians and majorettes, meets to form The Tech Band The proficiency of the band is shown in their ability to play such dlfficult selec tions as The Barber of Seville Overature and the marches of Goldman and Sousa. ORCHES TRA Seated at Richard Hierymous, john Kucharski Norman Jardine Bart Schieffer Elmer Hutchinson William Seated in Russell' Hanson, Edith Nelson Wesson Miller Edwin Pirie Harold Phillips George Cormier Seated at William Kotinchik, Vera Sullivan Barbara Tuner james Belleny David Furey Arthur Serafmo Q i are fa 'E r ....... J c 6 H55 it 5 Left - Collins Milton Mondor Semi-Circle - Patricia Stathis, Ben Tongue Eugene Robert Right - Harold Stewart Standing - Raymond Brandolis, Mr Cook William Leger Richard Dufresne At Piano - Teohl Drazek The Technical High School Grchestra has thirty-one members who meet every day during first period. The purpose of this organization is to build a group of musicians capable of excellent performance of the finest musical compositions. Among the most difficult classics in their repertoire are The Fifth Symphony by Beethoven and The Unfinished Symphony by Schubert. This year, together with the chorus, the Orchestra has presented The Crea- tion by Haydn. CHORUS gg Z ' X epnnf gf Q 5 'S 3000 I w E s V v i i N , l I I i FACULTY MEMBERS IN CHARGE OF STUDENT PLACEMENT ,l GL---' --nuns g aim 'Nx D f Q 1 3 P. f Y' 3 rl' - if - I K Q X' 3 ii V - 1 w ..k fy '- r 1- .- x Ti 'I 55 ' ' ,L .' ix f W1 . 'ff -'IQ ..,A, b l ,L.,,,M,m Q , L 'Q 'ix-, :,. , A :f 1' A: P. A -Q A Eg? .-ffl ' 3 A ' -s ? '4A , W-,wemun:umf:swww.,.,.,p, i K K, I t , X VX nun. - i ro... r 4 . -, ,fpnv -n ,. i 4'-'I' ' - - 4' Y Q' i -v . ., mwia, !5H 3l':' fir 'Q Rf' H . f I , , ,Z is X 1 , . 'H-5 V , ' cgi - -Wifi lg. fllh 'I.1-J.l- all f. ig ,I Vfgffgfj ff :LL l I . ' ' Pk Q ,'7Y g5 V- Q' 'N . 1'., .frwyy 'V 1-A N. W.. --wwf 4 . .vflnff -or-.M , .y fri an-m.ma.'5a4 JD This annual was designed in the Art Department of the Technical High School, under the direction of Mr. Lyman B. Sanborn, and printed by the Photo-Offset method by the General Printing Company, Springheld, Massachusetts. 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