Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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Smith, Eugene The girls dream of Genie with his light blue ey Gene often wishes they weren’t that size; So Gene, when you’re tired of making a hit Here are sun glasses to help you a bit. Smith, Jeanette We’ve diagnosed your case, Jeanette And come to tell you this: That with this speaker, you’ll be heard In spite of Larcngitis. Steele, Dorothy Dotty thinks proof reading Makes one intelligent; This Mirror is a tribute To the many hours she’s spent. Styner. Georianna Georgie. you’re the little girl Who talks the cutest way. To you we give this contract So you’ll be heard all day. Subotin, Zoafia Absence makes the heart grow fonder; Peroxide makes the hair grow blonder. We give this little gift to you And hope your wishes all come true. Talmadge, Priscilla Percy floats just like a boat Upon a summer sea. An anchor used in storm and stress A help will surely be. Tardo, Eleanor At her typing we have heard Eleanor’s a dandy. If her fingers become sore. Liniment is handy. Tarnuzzer, Martha Martha is so jolly. Bad luck she cannot fear; This spatula we hope she’ll use And spread to all good cheer. Turner, Barbara Barbara’s voice is sweet and low, She never can be heard; This horn we give for her to blow Each time she says a word. Waterbury, Janet This is your chsin of memories For things that you forget; Hook them as you think of them, or Have you forgotten yet? Wilson, Neil A poor excuse is better Than none, at least they say; In case you cannot think of one Take this from us, we pray. Winter, Norma-Jane Men say that women drivers Are far below the par; To prove how driving should be done Please use this little car. Zielinski, Mitchell Mitchell is a leader born He’s always been our prop. This ladder of success wc give; We know he’ll reach the ton. Irene Sun Glasses Loud Speaker Agawam Mirror Radio Contract Peroxide Anchor Liniment Spatula Horn Chain Permanent Excuse Car Ladder Mulak — James Massa

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Window Nacewicz, Edward Eddie likes the windows And thinks it lot of fun To watch what’s going on outside When classes have begun. Newcomb. Evelyn When “blue ribbon’’ days are over In dear old Agawam High; This needle will remind you It’s time to thread the eye. Norris, Kathleen Now, some may go to Paris When they want to know the style, But only watch our Kathy— She has it all the while. Parker, Clarence Of coming to the rescue Clarence is a dandy, In case he ever does forget, These Life Savers will be handy. Perusse, Boland When it comes to public speaking Our Roland is no mouse; Perhaps some day he will become The famous speaker of the house. Petruzzello, Thomas DiMaggio has a rival When Tom swats ’em off the lot. He socks ’em left, he socks ’em right And puts ’em on the spot. Petersen, Ruth Ruth, you had a time of it Collecting property; Take along this basket When another play you see. Phelps, Raymond Raymond has a line of jokes Which he considers new. But all of those he plays them on Think newer ones will do. Pickett, Henry Henry is a little chap As most of us all know. This stretcholine we give to him So taller he will grow. Pisano, Felix Felix is the chubby boy Whom girls all rave about; To him we give his uncle’s bus For the nights when he goes out. Powers, Elmyra Elmyra likes her music; At the xylophone she’s best. Here are some lively little tunes Full of pep and zest. Roberts, Eva A lawyer brave must have a voice That’s loud, not sweet and low. Demosthenes performed the trick Now won’t you say it’s so? Rossi, Lillian Lil, although you like to dance. It’s hard upon the soles, no doubt. This pair of shoes we hope you'll use. When you have worn your old ones out. Rossini, Fannie Fannie is a helpful girl In each activity. This goes for all her goodness. Which all of us can see. Needle Fashion Book Life Savers Gavel Pair of Socks Basket Book of Jokes Bottle of Stretcholine Bus Music Sheet Pebbles Shoes Honor Slip

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Class Ballot First Place Most Popular Boy.................Mitchell Zielinski Most Popular Girl................Ruth Halladay Best Looking Boy....................Clifford Keeney Best Looking Girl...................Alice Kennedy Best All-Around Boy.................Janies Mnssa Best All-Around Girl................Ruth Halladay Most Studious Boy...................Roy Anderson Most Studious Girl..................Gloria Brown Best Boy Athlete.......................Edmund Kalinowski Best Girl Athlete...................Ruth Babcock Best Dressed Boy....................Richard Eagan Best Dressed Girl...................Martha Tarnuzzer Best Natured Boy....................Wilbert Humphlett Best Natured Girl...................Dorothy Brady Wittiest Boy........................Clifford Keeney Wittiest Girl.......................Priscilla Talmadge Best Boy Singer..................Romeo Borgatti Best Girl Singer...................Norma Colli Best Boy Dancer...................Romeo Borgatti Best Girl Dancer...................Lillian Rossi Best Boy Sport...................Felix Pisano Best Girl Sport.....................Margaret Deloghia Most Generous Boy...................Mitchell Zielinski Most Generous Girl..................Margaret Deloghia Most Mischievous Boy................Lino Gatti Most Mischievous Girl...............Elsie Mencarelli Cutest Girl.........................Martha Tarnuzzer Boy Most Likely to Succeed..........Mitchell Zielinski Girl Most Likely to Succeed.........Gloria Brown Boy Who Did Most for the School.....Mitchell Zielinski Girl Who Did Most for the School....Ruth Halladay Class Gentleman.....................Mitchell Zielinski Class Lady.......................... ..Muriel Mathison Boy With Most Personality...........Roy Anderson Girl With Most Personality..........Norma-Jane V,'inter Best Actor..........................Joseph Guy Best Actress........................Dorothy Brady Sweetest Girl.......................Evelyn Newcomb Class Choice for Brother............David Brockett Class Choice for Sister.............Sabatina DePalma Class Tease.........................Wilbert Humphlett Class Artist........................Irene Mulak Class Poet..........................Irene Mulak Class Musician......................Elmyra Powers Class Pessimist.....................Frank Lango Class Optimist......................Clarence Parker Class Caveman.......................Lino Gatti Class Scientist.....................Roy Anderson Class Orator........................Roland Perusse Second Place Lino Gatti Martha Tarnuzzer Edmund Kalinowski Martha Tarnuzzer Mitchell Zielinski Margaret Deloghia Mitchell Zielinski Henrietta Kreczko Thomas Pet ruzzello Margaret Deloghia Romeo Borgatti Kathleen Norris Felix Pisano Alice Kennedy James Massa Janet Waterbury Janet Waterbury Robert Godfrey Norma Colli Wilbert Humphlett Ruth Halladay Felix Pisano Sabatina DePalma Wilbert Humphlett Martha Tarnuzzer Miriam Kerr Roy Anderson Norma-Jane Winter Roland Perusse Norma-Jane Winter Clifford Keeney Norma-Jane Winter James Massa Alice Kennedy Roy Anderson Priscilla Talmadge Miriam Kerr James Massa Ruth Halladay Clarence Parker Martha Tarnuzzer Felix Pisano Sabatina DePalma Robert Godfrey Dorothy Brady Joseph Guy Clifford Keeney Roger Adams