Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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WHO’S WHO 19 4 4 First Choice Second Choice Smartest boy John Duplessis Kenneth Clarke Smartest girl Mary Quirk Norma McKcovvn Most popular boy Eugene Magiera Felix DePalma Most popular girl Evelyn Giordano Shirley Hare Best looking boy Felix Dc Palma Kenneth Oliver Best looking girl Evelyn Giordano Joyce Fell Best boy athlete Felix DePalma Kenneth Oliver Best girl athlete Barbara Hartley Marjorie H elf rich Best-dressetl boy Raymond Trabold Thomas Blanchard Best-dressed girl Eleanor Castellini Marjorie Hclfrich Noisiest boy Jerry Cassidy Raymond Trabold Noisiest girl Virginia Lockcnvvitz Susie Sadak Best-natured boy Ralph Barker Eugene Magiera Bcst-natured girl Mary Manos Evelyn Giordano IV it ties t boy Ernest Brusseau Kenneth Oliver Wittiest girl Betty Smith Beatrice Stratton Best boy singer Henry Fortier William Cascella Best girl singer Jean Blackburn Joyce Fell Best boy dancer Raymond Trabold Felix DePalma Best actor Ernest Brusseau Henry Fortier Best girl dancer Shirley Hare Eleanor Castellini Best actress Betty Smith Jean Blackburn Quietest boy William Fusco Thomas Blanchard Quietest girl Shirley Wentworth Mary Quirk Best all-round boy Eugene Magiera Frank Carolco Class choice for brother Ralph Barker Thomas Blanchard Best all-round girl Evelyn Giordano Mary Manos Class choice for sister Evelyn Giordano Alice Steele Most mischievous boy Jerry Cassidy Ernest Brusseau Most mischievous girl Susie Sadak Betty Smith Boy most likely to succeed Frank Carolco Richard Langdon Girl most likely to succeed Beatrice Stratton Mary Quirk Boy who did most for school Eugene Magiera Frank Carolco Girl who did most for school Beatrice Stratton Alice Steele Class gentleman Frank Carolco Ralph Barker Class lady Mary Quirk Marjorie Raftinetti Cutest girl Eleanor Castellini Margaret Smith Sweetest girl Evelyn Giordano Mary Quirk Boy with most pleasing personality Eugene Magiera Frank Carolco Girl with most pleasing personality Mary Manos Evelyn Giordano [ 7]

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Florida Tangoed: An opportunity to continue her study of art. Doris Govoni: That certain aerial gunner. Ronald Gibbs: Will Fusco’s innocent manner. Jean Waniewski: Her own shorthand hook illustrating the perfection of shorthand notes. Robert Washburn: A few more boys to keep him company in his bookkeeping class. Mary Jane Earle: More glory and honor for her hard work. Edu ard Letendre: His own study room so he won’t bother other people trying to study. Meredythe Barker: Another year to let her unceasing cheerfulness shine over all. William Berard: Eugene Magiera’s charm with the women. Shirley Balboni: A hair style she likes well enough to keep permanent. Frank Jones: A “C” gas ration book. Beulah Campbell: A couple of weights to slow her down. William Harrigan: Glue to keep his Ford on the road. Jean Demarais: A share in Shirley Balboni’s correspondence. Donald Neill: A girl friend in school to hold his attention. Barbara Peters: Some coloring to add to her beautiful white skin. John Keane: The privilege of observing his own rules. Sophie Roy: Continued success in dramatics. Ronald UeyiLOod: Another year to be president of his class. Eleanor Ezekiel: More arm for all of her bracelets. Eduard Gallarani: His turn to be manager of Vincent’s Market. Constance Pariseau: A little bit more of her time spent in school. Carlo Lavotti: A pair of glasses so he can see a few of the other people living on earth. David Corn foot: A tulip. Lois Wills: Another year to pal with Valley Buiso. Douglas Trevallion: A contract to play at the “Y” so he can be near his current heart throb. Rita Gallagher: Something to talk about. Francis Ehrhardt: A place in (finny Clarke’s heart. Julia Woishnis: Sugar to sweeten her disposition. Betty Magiera: Another year to be a class officer along with Ronnie. Jenny Tessicinni: Some of Gloria Aldrich’s vitality. Fern Dearnley: Jeanne Letcndrc’s secret for that slim waistline. Loren Clark: A governor on his car so he won’t get caught for speeding. June Schwartz: A few more inches on her skirts. Clayton Fuller: His own cowboy band. Mary McQuesten: Nothing. She has everything. Jarl Johnson: A car that starts. Nancy Hamilton: Someone to appreciate such a nice person. Bruno Maule: Phil De Palma’s nutritious diet. Dolores Borgatti: A Senior from Room 14. Clarence Tourville: An extra study period a day to walk with Norma. Jane Gravel: A contract with Kay Kyser to take the place of Ginny Simms. Robert Southworth: A demotion so that he can spend an extra pleasant year in school. Doris Losito: A car of her own so she won’t have to be chauffered around. In witness whereof we do affix our seal this fifteenth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and forty-four. Evelyn Giordano Shirley Hare Eugene Magiera Marjorie Raffinetti Susie Sadak [26]

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ROBERT BacKSTROM, President Aw Keeley, Secretary Ellen Letexdre, Vice-President Raoul Sands, Treasurer