Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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Barbara Cornell: A chance to show her classmates what a sweet little far- merette they have in their midst. Kenneth Clarke: Immunity for his family from scarlet fever. Frank Caroleo: A watch so he’ll have to think up a better excuse to satisfy Miss Perry. Barbara Bills: A peaceful senior year in which to recuperate from the hectic junior year. Edward St. Peter: A sure-fire excuse for skipping school. Paul Smarse: A girl his size. Claire Barden: Some of Andrea Cornfoot’s poise. Irving Richmond: More time to concentrate on Joyce Granger. Jean Blackburn: Her old love hack again. Joyce Bowe: A box of Vims to help her through next year. Margaret Craigie: West Side. William Cascella: Guest insurance policy to protect all of his riders. Rose Cole: Another summer to work at the sanitarium. [Leave the doc- tors alone. 1 Ralph Barker: Some powder to cover his frequent blushes. Alice Haselline: A record of the song. You'd Ik So Nice To Come I lomc To.” Richard Bennett: A chance to be Sonja Henic's skating partner after grad- uation. Ernest Brusseau: Another year with the Commercial Department. Wanda Chmielewski: Someone to take the place of her sister. Dorothy Cooper: A priority on zippers as assurance against gaposis. Charles Cartello: Another demotion so he’ll really get back to the class with which he wants to graduate. Beatrice Stratton: The editorship of the .Mirror. Shirley Wentuorth: Another sweater to replace the one burned in chem- istry. Raymond Trabold: A picture of himself so he can see what he is really like. era Rogerson: The Army Air Corps. Susie Sadak: A private telephone in the school office so she won’t run into difficulties. Blanche MacPhail: A few more days in school. Eugene Magiera: Someone else to sing his praises. .Marjorie llelfrich: Some beaux to go with her beautiful hair. Rose Velata: A railroad ticket to Rhode Island to see that certain marine. William A'eill: Continued success in sports. Lewis Jones: More holidays so he won’t skip so often. Barbara Hartley: The song. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. Joyce Granger: More demand for the P.M. news so she can sell more papers. Patricia Jameson: Her favorite expression, Ah! men there arc no more. I'rancis Hart: A broadcasting station so he won’t have to keep repeating his social activities. Henry Drewnowski: A football. L'rank Zerbato: The address of Freddie Jeserski’s special hairdresser. Shirley Hare: An official contest with Lois Fournier for the longest list of boy friends. Marjorie Raffinelli ) . c . . . , , . . Evelyn Giordano S A Patent for the ' indescribable charm. Ralph Bottaro: Garters to hold up his socks. Jeremiah Cassidy: What! Is Jerry a Senior! Well, here’s good luck to him. In witness whereof we do affix our seal this eighteenth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and forty-three. Henry Daglio Alice Draghetti Ivan Shepard I Ielen Sopet Virginia Spear

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eu win We, the Class of 104?. being as sound of mind as vc probably ever will be. in order to pass on our many excess talents and possessions, do make and pub- lish this, our last will and testament. Herewith, we do dispose of many of our dearest possessions as follows: To the Citizens of Agawam: Our appreciation for all the privileges they have provided. To Mr. Phelps: A life preserver for any future mishaps that may occur while fishing. To Mr. Dacey: An assistant principal to help him with his mans added wartime duties. To Miss Smith and Miss Waid: More patience for that worn out by their patients, the Class of 1043. To the Faculty: Our thanks. To the h'reshmen: Any little stubs of pencils, broken penpoints, and rulers left in our hurried departure. To the Sophomores: The startling truth that they don't know as much as they think they do. To the Juniors: The empty covers to our ration books; everything else is rationed now. Gloria Aldrich: A fashion show of her own at which she can model her many beautiful clothes. Dorothy Goyette: Seme glamour to go with her pigtails. Richard White: A private bus for his many trips to Springfield. Beverly Lunden: A little more hashfulncss as far as boys arc concerned. Felix DePalma: The captaincy of our famed football team. FAeanor Castellini: Another year to chum with the two Margarets. Henry I'ortier: A new hair-do. Too many have copied Veronica Lake. Mary Manos: More opportunities to show her pleasing personality. Elizabeth EaViolette: A leash for her quick temper. Richard Langdon: A girl who w ill sit and listen to his frequent lectures on airplanes. Mary Quirk: The class choice as the sweetest girl. Leslie Linnehan: The realization that he is being pursued. [Or is this week his turn'] irginia Fields lad: A publisher for her many poems. Jean Webster: A whole big office where she can type in peace. Ernest Scoville: An air-conditioned box for his sandwiches. Elizabeth Zilli: Some Vigoro to make her grow. Ilazel Wilcox: Shirley Lundcn's zeal for skating to help her reduce. Elinor Wieland: Some of I lelen Sopct's personality. John Duplessis: Another year to handle test tubes tubas too. Alice Deh'orge: Another year to tell her corny jokes. Donald Catchepaugh: More time to be with Al.ce Steele. Concetta Casiello: Lorraine Gallerani's A-i priority rating on gum. irginia Lockenwitz: An official entry to a hair-pulling contest. W illiam Fusco: A personal tailor. Lois Fournier: Free postage for her many letters to servicemen. Kenneth Oliver: A sheep skin to wear to hide his true identity. Xorma McKeown: Some aspirin to calm her nerves. Elmer Johnson: Continued success in archery. Joyce Fell: That certain someone from South wick. Henry Earle: A return trip ticket from Ohio so he’ll always come back to Agawam. Alice Steele: The honor of wearing one of the few I li-Y pins. Albert Ramah: 1 iis turn to be the Senior Ramah. Jeanne Letendre: A chance to carry on in the true Letendrc fashion. L'lorence Conkey: I he army camp at I ceding Hills. I23 ]

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Who’s Who I M3 F irst Choice Second Choice Smartest boy Francis Nolin Donald Lewis Smartest girl Andrea Cornfoot Virginia Magoon Most popular boy Henry Daglio Francis Nolin Most popular girl Alice Draghctti Helen Sopct Rest-looking boy Henry Daglio Ivan Shepard Rest-looking girl Joan Blackak Elcanorc Kerr Rest boy athlete Frank Grasso Ralph Hcywood Rest girl athlete Gloria Caruso Brenda Hartley Rest-dressed boy Ivan Shepard Donald Lewis Rest-dressed girl Vera Diduk June Campbell Xoisiest boy Sandy Di Donato Frank Grasso Xoisiest girl Alice Levesque Carolyn Hunt Resl-natured boy Roger Connor Ivan Shepard Rest-natured girl Jamclic Shacr Martha Mabb Wittiest boy Norman Wood Harmon Smith Wittiest girl Alice Draghctti Charlotte Gravel Rest boy singer Ivan Shepard Norman Wood Rest girl singer Lillian Protzenko Evelyn Lamoureux Rest boy dancer Francis Nolin Roger Connor Rest girl dancer Lvclyn Lamoureux June Cordes Rest actor Norman Wood Francis Nolin Rest actress Lillian Protzenko Helen Rcinheimer Quietest boy Oliver Moore Carmen Cirillo Quietest girl Arlene Blanchard Martha Mabb Class choice for brother Roger Connor Ralph Hey wood Class choice for sister 1 lelcn Psholka Martha Mabb Rest all-round boy 1 lenry Daglio Francis Nolin Rest all-round girl Brenda Hartley Andrea Cornfoot Roy most likely to succeed Francis Nolin Donald Lewis Girl most likely to succeed Andrea Cornfoot Helen Rcinheimer Roy who did most for school Francis Nolin Henry Daglio Girl who did most for school Andrea Cornfoot Helen Rcinheimer Class gentleman Roy Ferrell Roger Connor Class lady Helen Psholka Elcanorc Kerr Cutest girl Joan Blackak Theresa LaVallcy Sweetest girl Helen Psholka Martha Mabb Roy with most pleasing personality Henry Daglio Ivan Shepard Girl with most pleasing personality Andrea Cornfoot Virginia Spear