Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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30 AG A W A M II 1 G II S C II () () L AGNES DE 'KCCHI Here’s a little eraser. Your troubles now are o’er. To the typing class and errors, You’ll be exposed no more. WILLIAM FERRANTI Sleeping is “Willie’s” pet hobby. In English he takes many a nap. So, to warn us of the approaching event, We hope he’ll put on this night cap. EVERETT FERRELL Everett takes such very long walks, We think he needs a car. Then he can ride instead of hike, And also go quite far. CHARLES FERRERO “Charlie” needed a secretary To type his book report. This little girl will do the work In a hurry, when time is short. ELEANOR FICKWEI LER When any business needs a boss, Eleanor’s always there. This “manager” sign we give to her, But prospective customers please beware! RUDOLPH FOSSA “Rudy” always uses a very short pencil And we could never figure out why; But, nevertheless, here is a long one. Which we’re very glad to supply. MYRTLE FRENCH Myrtle has many boy fiiends Distributed all over the map. Here are some stamps to put on the letters, When writing to the handsome chaps. DONALD GOSS Donald has such very large hands, We’re afraid they’re going to get cold. These gloves may help to keep them warm, When he gets feeble and old. KENNETH GRADY The Agawam girls seem rather dull To our handsome Kenny Grady, So we give him this movie magazine To help him choose a charming lady. GERTRUDE GOYETTE Gertrude is a very good sport, Especially in a hockey game. This ball will remind her of the days When she won her sportly name. LYDIA GROCCO So that Lydia may be different, As she always wants to be, This picture of Garbo we bring her. She’s different, too, you see! Eraser Night cap Car Secretary “Manager” Sign Pencil Stamps Gloves Movie Magazine Ball Picture of Garbo

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Y E A R BOOR-193 5 29 ERNESTINE BREUINGER Shorthand was Ernestine’s drawback, So she finally decided to quit. If she’d like to resume the work. This magnet will help her to find it. EDITH BUONICONTI “Edie” is a champion typist. We hope she’ll keep it up. In recognition of her ability, Here is a fine loving cup. KARL BURNETT Some day, the title, “Karl Burnett,” Will be a well-known name. This diary will help him keep A record of his fame. GRACE BURR These dancing taps We give to Grace. If her own wear out, These will take their place. BERTHA CESAN Bertha has always been Secietary To the Class of ’35. This pencil and pad will aid hei To keep those memories alive. MARINA CHIAPUZZI Marina is often absent. We guess she must forget the date. This calendar will keep her posted, So she’ll always be present and never be late. A EVER A CHRISTOPHER If Alvera doesn’t stop giggling, We’re afraid she may become ill. Just to prevent any ailment, She’d better take these pills. JACQUELYN CLARK Jack is always quite troubled with dates, But into her notebook she must cram The name and address of just one more mate, Which, as you see, is a good-looking man. ELAINE CORDES Elaine is always talking, In all our class affairs These cough drops should help her voice And keep her on the air. VIVIAN CORDES When “Yiv” no longer gets permanents free, And her hair grows very straight, These curlers will help to fix her locks, And they will look just great. JAMES DAVIS James is forever cutting up Paper for which he does not pay. We know little boys must have their fun, So here are some scissors with which to play. Magnet Cup Diary Taps Pencil and Pad Calendar Pills Man Cough drops Curlers Scissors

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Y EA R B 0 OR 19 3 5 PAULINE HAFKA Pauline has a little dog Which is her pride and joy. She cannot take that dog to school, But she can take this toy. CLARENCE HOLLOWAY A Quaker hat for Clarence — He plans to be a preacher. But this will keep his brains warm, Should he become a teacher. IRMA II ROM ADA Irma, we know you’ll be a success In the hairdressing business, which you crave. This wave lotion will start you off— Soon all the folks will start to rave. ALVIN KELLOGG Alvin’s height is our delight. He must NEVER shrink! To guard against this sorry plight, Ivory’s safe, we think. WALTER KELLOGG To “Pat” we give this instrument— For horns arc his chief delight. If he should break his clarinet, 'Ellis would make everything all right. LORRAINE KENNEY Lorraine lives ’way up in the count!y, Where the winds blow hard and the snow is deep. 'Phis horse and sleigh will take her there When autos can’t even creep. ELEANOR KENT Being with the teachers Is Eleanor’s delight, So we give her this stationery So that she’ll “be sure to write.” RONALD KING We think you need some garters, Although you don’t agree; But surely these will please you— Just try them on and sec! CONSTANCE LAVOIE A bright red bow we give to Connie Because she is so small. We know that now we’ll be sure to see her When she comes walking down the hall. ELMER LETELLIER Basketball is Elmer’s specialty, 'Ehis we must admit. A basketball of his very own Should help to keep him fit. AM IK LEVESQUE Aimc is a newspaper man— A walking one, at that. This bicycle will take him about, Now that he has his route down pat. Dog Black hat Wave Lotion Ivory Soap I lorn Horse and sleigh Stationery Garters Red bow Basketball Bicycle