Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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Handkerchief ROBERT RAYMOND Bob insists on chattering, No matter where he be: A ’kerchief as a gag will bring, Quietness, he’ll see. IDA RICCI During the years you’ve typed, You have shown perfection; 'Eo you we give another cup. To add to your collection. MARCEL RIOUX While you and Madge walk thru tlie halls, Your hands you always clasp; Here’s a pair of strong handcuffs, So you’ll not lose your grasp. BET I AH RIVERS Beulah’s always running, Thru the halls each day; We’ll give to her a stop sign, To help her clear the way. NORMAN ROBERTS After this year you will miss, Many a familiar face; I’o you we give a little girl, We hope will take their place. EDNA RUST In our English class, Edna’s always kneeling; A pillow for her knees, May give a better feeling. ALICE SCHERPA We give a ruler to you, Alice, Because you arc so small; Some inches added to your height, Will help to make you tall. ELSIE SCHULTZ To save a lot of money, Our Elsie truly does crave; So here’s a bank awaiting her, 'lb start right now to save. MALCOLM SMITH Gloves to fit your hands would be, Difficult to find; We hope the ones we’ve bought you, Will be the exact kind. FREDERICK SODEN Here’s a lucky pack of cards, We hope you’ll find “O. K.”, So you may be successful, In the games you like to play. Cup Handcuffs Stop sign Girl Pillow Ruler Savings bank Pair of gloves Pack of card Page Thirty-One

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Horn CATHERINE MOCCIO There arc people who talk too loud, But that’s not true with you; A horn might help you to be heard, By more than just a few. DORIS MORRISON That you should know a florist’s art, We give some seeds to you, To start in business for yourself, And show what you can do. VIRGINIA NOBLE Betty has started the fad, Of eating lollypops; Here’s some that will last her, ’Til the fashion stops. FRANCIS O’CONNOR We will to Billy some pencils, So he can do a good turn, By replacing borrowed pencils, That he forgot to return. ANNA P1AZZO Seeing that Anna likes to paint, Here’s a coloring set, For with a bit more practice, An artist she’ll be, we bet. JOSEPHINE PENNA Since Josie’s forever busy, Her appointments may not chime; A steady, dependable clock. Will help proportion her time. ROSE PEDULI A We know you walk to school each day, No matter what the weather; Lest your shoes become worn out, Use this piece of leather. RITA PROVOST You’ve tried so hard to make us cheer, We fear you’re all worn out; A little trip to I akc Champlain, May prove a help no doubt. RENA RAFFINETTI Although you never let us know, That you arc very bright; With an electric bulb you’ll bring, Your good work into light. THOMAS RAMAII Lest some of your many animals, Should be lost or stray afar; We’ll give you a pad to record them, So you’ll know just where they are. Package of seeds Lollypops Pencils Coloring set Clock Piece of leather Trip Electric bulb Memo pad Page Thirty

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IRMA SOPER Man Irma likes to manage things, Every time she can; Here’s a chance for her to boss, A little agreeable man. MARGUERITE TATRO Song sheet A handy, helpful song sheet, To you we gladly bring; So that for many years to come, You mav have songs to sing. MARY TATRO Maybe this fast running horse, You'll allow your Sam to take; With this he’ll see you often, And quicker time will make. THOMAS YOISLOW When you want to call the gang, Together any day; This loud whistle will be heard, Tho’ the boys be far away. ALBERT WEI I AND Albert beats us all to school, By riding on his bike; If a wheel breaks, here’s some spokes, So he’ll not have to hike. BARBARA WRIGHT Glass of water Bobby seems to be timid, The reason, we cannot solve; Maybe a glass of water, Will help the shyness dissolve. ELEANOR WRIGHT Head In your brother’s beauty parlor, You’ll prove a help to him, If you’ll practice with this head, And always keep in trim. Horse Whistle Spokes DOROTHY GEOFFRION, FRANCIS O’CONNOR. Page Th i rty- Two