Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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HELEN REINHE1MER Brookfield Road. Brimfield [Transferred from Brooklyn. New York—iQ4«) Red—we like her freckles—writes poems you like to read- envied for her speaking ability—a good student. Pro Merito; Mirror Staff 4: International Relations C.lub 4; Speakers Club 4; Masque 4: Christmas Play 4; Tri-Hi 4; Prom Committee; Prom I ‘•her; Senior Play; Class Gifts; Sachem Staff. BERTHA SCHMIDT 1028 River Road, Agawam Bert- verv fricndlv- easy to get along with—a little girl with a little voice- stands up for her own rights. Personality Club 3: Tri-Hi 4; Senior Play Usher. IV’AN SHEPARD 140b Main Street, Agawam Shep—always enjoys a pun—life is a satire- popular with his classmates—my. now I blush- cute smile. Orchestra 1; Operetta 2-3: Football 3-4; Track 3; Sophomore Party Committee; Cabaret Committee: Cabaret Entertainment; Kid Partv Committee: Kid Partv Entertainment; Sachem Staff; Class Will. ROBERT P. SMARSE 30 Hall Street, Feeding Hills Popeye—the basketball team will miss him— he has his ups and downs running an elevator at West inghousc—have you seen him roller-skate? Student Council 1; Football 1; Basketball 1-2-3-4, (o-(]aptain 4: Baseball 1-2: Track 1-2-3-4. HARMON A. SMITH. JR. Congamond Road. Southwick Pat—nothing can daunt hi' happy-go-lucky spirit puts humor into all his classes—used to dash around in his own sporty”jalopv —flashy ties—packs of pals. Tli-Y 4; Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-4; llockcv 2-3; Track 2-3. HELEN SOPET 16 Homer Street, Feeding Hills Sonnie— full of pep—enthusiastic—beauty plus brains—hit with the boys—lots of sweaters and lipstick. Pro Merito; Mirror Staff 4; Personality Club 3; Tri-Hi 3-4; Sopho- more Partv Committee; Prom Committee; C-abaret Committee; Kid Partv Committee; Kid Partv Entertainment; Sachem Staff; Class W ill. [■8]

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MELBA PAUZtC 45 Royal Street, Agawam (Transferred from Commercial High School, New Haven, (Connect icut — 1Q4 i I Mel- mighty sweet- likes pretty things- studious—brought us a g(x»d example from (Connecticut —soft voice. Pro Merito. WILLIAM POHNER North Westfield Street, heeding Hills lake- quite the artist lounges in class- dark eyes—All-Western Massachusetts Tackle never has an excuse slip. Football i-2-} 4: Track 3. LILLIAN PROTZENKO 7, Lincoln Street. Feeding Hills l.ii the class Jenny Lind played the lead in two successive operettas- artistic temperment—lovely complexion touched lightly with freckles. Student Council 3: Mirror Staff 4; (Christmas Play 1 -2-3-4; Operetta 2-3; Tri-Hi 4: Sophomore Party Committee; Sophomore Party En- tertainment; Prom Committee; (Cabaret Committee; Kid Party Committee; Senior Play (Committee; Sachem Staff. HELEN PSMOLKA 850 Sufficld Street, Agawam Honey looks as if she came out of a Kind box so quiet- a real lady- wavy hair that’s never out of place—sincere friendliness. Mirror Staff 4. GEORGE RAMAH 150 (Cooper Street, Agawam Mac doesn’t know what time school begins- second Lucky Teeter - headed for the Naval Air (Corps—now maybe he’ll have a plane instead of a car to fly in. Basketball 1. SHIRLEY REGNIER South Westfield Street, Feeding Hills Shirl- cashier at Riverside- also sets up pins in bowling alley- very pretty eves—soft laughter— pals with Edith.

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V IRGINIA MARIE SPEAR South West Street. Feeding II.” Ginny—whom everybody likes—an excellent typist—Mr. Dacey's secretary—sincere friendliness—a ready and pleasant smile always time for a joke. Pro Merito; Mirror Staff 3-4; Personality Club 4; Tri-I li 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Softball 1-1-3-4; Hockey 1-2-3-4; Vollcvball 1-1-3-4; Sophomore Party Entertainment; Prom Committee; Class Will; Senior Play: Sachem Staff. ANNE SULLIVAN 22 Rowley Street. North Agawam Sully—she looks so sweet in pink—likes to write letters and es- pecially to a Navy man—oh, for some ham and pickles. Personality Club 3; Tri-Hi 3-4; Prom Committee. RALPH WEBSTER Leonard Street. Agawam Weft—about the first one at school every morning—has never been seen hurrying—likes gym—helps hold up the radiator in the cor- ridor--a long distance cvclist. Hi-Y 4: Football }-4. . MARGUERITE WHITE 8 Ralph Street. Feeding Hills (Transferred from High School of Commerce—IQ41I Peggy—quiet at first—oh! to tell a story—what's Hedy got that Peggy hasn’t? -the felloes go for her—dry wit. Mirror Staff 4: International Relations Club 4; Senior Plav L sher. NORMAN C. WOOD Southwick Street. Feeding Hills Doc- the perfect M. C. a good radio personality—quite the comed- ian too— Would that I were Barrymore.”—we always know when he’s around. Mirror Staff 3; liund 1-2; International Relations Club 4; Speakers’ Club 2; Masque 2-3-4. President 4: Contest Play 3; Christmas Play 1-2-3-4: Operetta 3; I li-Y 3; Sophomore Party Entertainment; Prom Usher; Cabaret Entertainment; Kid Party Entertainment; Senior Play; Senior Play Committee; Banquet Committee; Sachem Staff; Class Prophecy. JOHN ERNEST WYLIE James Street. Feeding 1 lills Jack—possesses a quiet wit—one of the class’s best actors—takes the part of George in Senior play—a strong supporter of the Boy Scouts. IYo Merito; Band 1-2; Orchestra 1-2-3; Camera Club 4; French Club 3-4. Treasurer 3, President 4: Masque 2-3-4, Treasurer 3-4: Christmas Plav 2-4; Prom Usher; Senior Plav; Class Gifts; Sachem Staff. I IQ )