Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Frank Jones, President Marjorie Helfrick, Secretary Jean Blackburn, Vice-President Donald Taddia, Treasurer

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William Xeill: Louie Lovotti’s place as star of the basketball squad. brands Xolin: The well-deserved lead in the 104? operetta. Melba Pauze: The honor of graduating from Agawam High School. Lillian Protzenko: Some orchids for her many fine performances. Helen Psholka: The first choice for Class Sister in the Class Ballot of iQ43- George Ramah: An opportunity to keep up the family's high scholastic record. Shirley Regnier: A bigger spoon so she can give the Senior Class more custard. Helen Reinheimer: One more year to go to another speech tournament with Miss Dickerman. Althea Safford: A less strenuous way than caring for children to make her millions. Jamehe Shaer: A x Competent Typist Pin. Ivan Shepherd: A good explanation for his black eyes. Eduard Shiblex: Another West Side game to star in. Robert Smarse: Another successful year in basketball. hlarmon Smith: An airplane so he won’t have to follow the curve in the road. Helen Sopet: A leading role in the social affairs of the Junior Class. Virginia Spear: Roland Swanson’s place as Mr. Dacey’s secretary. Jane Stepanik: A book to w rite dow n her recipe for being calm and collected. Rose Stork and Marguerite White: Something to make indestructible the friendship between them. Anne Sullivan: Some of Shirley Matteson’s pep, vim, and vigor. Constance Trabold: Some of her brother's unbounding energy. Ralph Webster: A Jap to use his 22 on. Alice West: Lemon rinse for her hair. Xorman Wood: Another year to be the lead in the one-act play. John Wylie: To John we leave George Guidi's jazzy-bow ties. Ralph Heywood: The captaincy of the football team. William Pohner: Some memory tablets so he will remember to come to school, and when he does remember, to bring his books with him. Fred Sosath: An orchestra to go with his piano playing. Nancy Clark Wesson Maillard Shirley Linnehan Helen Smith Wallace Gullive

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CLASS BALLOT First Choice Second Choice Most Popular Boy Charles Tyler Wallace Gulliver Most Popular Girl Lorraine Ardizoni Ruth Phelps Smartest Boy Roland Swanson Fred D’Amato Smartest Girl Ruth Raison Shirley Spring Best-looking Boy Noel Brown Charles Tyler Best-looking Girl Nancy Clark Hilda Anderson Most studious Boy Fred D’Amato Roland Swanson Most Studious Girl Angelina Mayo Ruth Raison Best Boy Athlete Edward Mason Louis Lovotti Best Girl Athlete Louise Mandirol Sadie Assad Best-Dressed Boy Henry Waniewski Benjamin Bassani Best-Dressed Girl June Hale Marjorie Keefe Wittiest Boy Robert Davis Wesson Maillard Wittiest Girl Shirley Mattcson Helen Smith Best Boy Singer George Guidi Charles Rood Best Girl Singer Carol Frilen Claire Letendrc Best Boy Dancer George Guidi Charles Tyler Best Girl Dancer Hilda Anderson Ruth Llauff Best Boy Sport Stanley Loomis Raymond Barbieri Best Girl Sport Carol Henry Helen Smith Most Generous Girl Lorraine Hat pin Elaine Salani Most Generous Boy Stanley Loomis Clayton Atwater Best All-round Boy Wallace Gulliver Charles Tyler Best All-round Girl Lorraine Ardizoni Lorraine Harpin Most Mischievous Boy Robert Davis Louis Rosso Most Mischievous Girl Shirley Mattcson Carol Henry Cutest Girl Madeline Ehrhardt Lorraine Ardizoni Class Tease Robert Davis Charles Rood Boy Most Likely to Succeed Roland Swanson Charles Tyler Girl Most Likely to Succeed Lorraine Harpin Ruth Raison Shyest Boy Noel Brown Fred D Amato Shyest Girl Marjorie Keefe Jean Shaylor Class Gentleman Justin Wilke I'homas Kwiatkowski Class Lady June Hale Ruth Hauff Boy with the most Pleasing Per- sonality Wallace Gulliver Wesson Maillard Girl with the most Pleasing Per- sonality Ruth Phelps Lorraine Ardizoni Best Actor George Guidi Wesson Maillard Best Actress Shirley Spring Dorothy Woodruff Sweetest Girl Marjorie Keefe Pauline Secord Class Choice for Brother Wallace Gulliver Noel Brown Class Choice for Sister Madeline Ehrhardt Helen Smith