Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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H .. Class Night Banquet, Class Day and Student Council Prom close our third year . . the hoop roll is won by the W. A. A. President . . Esther Didomenicantonio takes over . . sad to become seniors and leave fa- miliar surroundings. We occupy our new campus . . what an adjustment! ' • m mi ® ♦ N g Freshman Days with Student Counselors are a new innovation . . many, many men . . rope pull and Get-Acquainted Party climax initiation . . Mary Martin and Ethel Merman. Dorm dance in the dining room . . Moon Glow . . very romantic . . the orchestra was new . . gorgeous decorations. Another project for our yearbook expense . . candles at everybody ' s house . . lots of work but successful. Christmas Ball . . Lois ' s cocktail party big red bows on the Christmas tree. sleigh Christmas Banquet and Pageant . . a blizzard . . the host group led the festivities. Winter Carnival time . . Hearts and Flowers . . Sheraton Kimball is the scene for the ball . . Kings and Queens. Cap and Gown Assembly important recollections. a renewal of our most Glee Club Concert . . Sigmund Romberg . . Madrigal group . . Hallelujah Chorus. May Day . . United Nations our theme . . we dread to see the last. Senior Faculty Tea . . appreciation from the students . . we look professional . . many memories reviewed. Class Night, Class Day . . our last . . a lovely tra- dition to remember . . we move up to alumni . . Candlelight brings tears. Student Council Prom . . the best we ' ve had . . grand ballroom . . professional entertainment . . a buffet. Senior Class Banquet . . we ' ve never felt so close. Graduation . . the end result of four years of toil . . our diploma, the road to success.

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M 4 Junior Year we give our little brothers and sisters the picnic . . Look at all the men ! Larry ! ! ! Class of ' 59 provides entertainment at the Get- Acquainted Party . . We introduce them to the faculty and help them to get adjusted. Class supper . . spaghetti in the sink . . too many hands. Jazz concert . . successful money-raising project rainbow . . who broke the bottles . . Elks Home all kinds of people. Christmas Ball . . everyone went . . great party downstairs. Christmas Banquet and Pageant . . Armory looked in proper spirit . . those make-up classes for the pageant . . beards for the three kings. Supper at the Elks Home . . the big moment . . our rings . . Dr. Corridan, class adviser, gives the Junior ring to our Vice-President, Mary Clune . . Class President, Dick Bourbeau and Historian, Caroline Chistolini. Exams on methods courses come and go. We put principles of teaching into use . . Uncle he lps us . . procedures . . reading groups. Winter Carnival time . . Paula Nolan reigns as queen . . one glorious weekend. W. A. A. supper and faculty-student volleyball game . . Larry stole the show . . faculty were good sports . . new cheerleaders. -. ' ..I I ' I Glee Club Concert . . Oklahoma . . Tekoa Lieder- men are introduced. Student Council Awards Assembly . . first in history of school . . Barbara Squazza, scholarship . . Kath- leen Sheehan, citizenship. May Day . . Shirley Rodgers, a lovely queen . . Mary Clune and Paula Nolan, her attendants. ,

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