Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Ronald Hey wood, President Elizabeth Magi era, Secretary Mary McQuesten, Vice-President Thomas Rice, Treasurer

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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

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Reflection We pause With eager, fearful tenseness As this threshold we pass o’er, Leaving tender, fleeting memories Of schooldays that are no more. We pause To face a war-stressed world, Untiring in our aims To help rid the earth of hatred, Strife, arrogance, and martial gains. We pause— Our hearts arc heavy; We leave school books behind, And w ith firm determination Resolve a higher goal to find. We pause— Our school days echo; Adieus are hard to say; With hurried steps that lag not We must be on our way. We pause Again and listen. We, the Class of Forty-three; We hear the voice of duty To guard our nation keep it free. June L. Cohoes.