Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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CLASS WILL (ContinuedJ Joseph Pedulia: Some of Laurence Tetreault’s ability to make himself heard. John Perry: A new bucket to use when he is water boy for the football team next year. June Pickett: A certain amount of publicity so people will know who she is. Walter Provost: The ranking of a lieutenant in the C. A. P. Anita Rachel-: A mirror that will tell the truth. Fred Ramah: The chance to follow in the footsteps of his many brothers and be a traditional senior Ramah. Dolores Rivers: A chance to prove that she can come down to her own level. Jadiviga Roy: Her sister’s cvcr-ready smile to go with her beautiful blonde hair. Stewart Safford: A year to appreciate the girls who appreciate him. Regina Sa tzman: An anchor to keep her nose out of the clouds. Raoul Sands: A chance to take advantage of your acting ability next year. Eleanor Serra: A tube of Pepsodent for that nice smile. Catherine Shaylor: Lots more refreshment committees to do such a good job on. Douglas Shaylor: A nutcracker to bring him out of his shell. June Srnarse: Josephine DiLullo’s collection of Jokes. Muriel Sodcn: A soda fountain of her own. Thomas Stapleton: A place in the Hall of Fame with your oil paintings. Doris Sullivan: Gabby’s gift of gab. Joseph 'Tangoed: Title of best all around Junior Boy. William Wells: Ed Letendre’s pep. Jeannette White: A lonely year without her two senior suitors — Berard and Fuller. Jean Wileoxson: A whole year to decide which one of the sophomore boys she is most interested in. Elsie Wood: Florida Tangocci’s artistic talents. Bettye Wright: An answer for chemistry class. Eleanors Ezekiel John Keane Francis Ehrhardt Paul Holmes [3']

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CLASS WILL (Continued) IValter Drewnouski: The horrible truth that he isn’t as big as he thinks he is. James Venn: Another year to practice up on your oratorical ability. Rayford Fuller: Some of the excess pep and enthusiasm of the Senior Class. Helen Funtos: A perpetual admit slip for her many absences. Norman Gauthier: A pair of attachable wings so he can fly around the corridors and see what is going on. Maxine Gaj: A mechanical finger with a paintbrush attached so she will always have her equipment with her. Robert Geoffrion: Some girl to interest him. Gloria Godin: A picture of Van Johnson to inspire her studies. Robert Gottsche: Some social activities to get him out of his shell. Alfred Goyette: A rocking horse so he’ll feel at home in school. Edward Green: A book on how to study written by Edward Gallerani. IValter Haggerty: Another year to become a “man.” Geraldine Hauff: The Senior Girls will leave to you their vast collection of silver bracelets. Helen Houghton: We leave you a method less painful than wrestling that you can use to attract the attention of boys. Alvord Hutchison: Roger Hynes’s mask of quietness — it will help you out of main- scraps. Doris I sham: Shirlee Balboni’s talent in saying things with those eyes. Helen Jasmanicki: A horn to blow so people will know when you are around. Gladys Johnson: Another year to remain faithful to Chubby. Ann Keeley: An attraction that will be big enough to tear her away from Murph’s side. Bernard Keeley: A spare hand that he can use when the other one gets writer’s cramp from writing all those letters to Doris. Carol Knight: A tall handsome boy to escort her about in her senior year. Kenneth Langdon: A can opener so he can come out of his shell and display some of his hidden talent. Marion Lauritsen: Another year to pound the ivories in assembly. Donald Leger: A fancy skating outfit that will just startle all of his admirers at Riverside. Ellen Letendre: Your brother’s place in Jonsey’s life. Dorothy Littlefield: A chance to be a team captain in girls’ sports. Arlene Lunden: An extra half hour added to Activity Period so she’ll have time to finish that neglected homework. Coralie Malley: Training in mechanics so she can assist Bob when his smart limo- sinc breaks down. Marjorie Manchester: An Agawam escort for a change. Marion Mandirol: A chance to get on next year’s will committee so she can torment the Junior Class. Esther Mercadante: Someone new to get interested in. Phyllis Montagna: A special glasses shield to wear during gym. Joseph Nacewicz: A partnership concerning the movie projector with George Dacey. Marjorie Pearsall: A private airplane so she and that certain someone from Indian Orchard can save traveling time. [30]

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FRESHMAN CLASS () F F I C E R S Roger Heywood.President Marion Pratt,Secretary Arden Tinti, Vice-President Ralph Tortoriello, Treasurer