Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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LINBLAD, SALLY “Mr. Five By Five” MEASURING TAPE LIPTAK, BARBARA “There's a Biy Movie Show in the Sky MOVIE CAMERA MASON, GERALD “Little Sally Saucer” SAUCER MERC A DANTE, JOHN “Fm Going to Wash That Man Bight Out of My Hair WAVE LOTION McMahon, Robert MILLER, JUNE MILLIKKN, PATRICIA MONAHAN, KATIIRYN MURPHY, ELINOR POMEROY, LUCILLE POND, ELIZABETH POND, NANCY PLOUFFE, VIVIAN RUE AULT, MARGUERITE ROSSMAN, ALICE SATTLER, NORMAN SCHMIDT, ROBERT SHEA, RITA SJOSTROM, MARVIN SOUTH WORTH. EUG EN E STEPANIK, LORETTA STEWART, BEVERLY ST. JACQUES, FRANCIS WOLCOTT, ELAINE HASTINGS, JARED PROTZENKO, HARRY JENKS, RUSSELL LEGER, BERNARD SI 11 BLEY, PETER KIERNAN, HUGH PEARSALL, ALVAII BOV AT, THERESA “Don’t Smoke in Bed” “So I Can Write My Name” “ Wedding Bells” “Sentimental Me” “Little Drum Major” “Dear Hearts and Gentle People” “Dickey Bird Song” “Someone to Watch Over Me” “My Darling, My Darling” “Horses, Horses, Horses” “Don’t Fence Me In” “Echoes” “Your Bed Wagon” “Daddy's Little Girl” “Windshield Wiper” “Whistle While You Work” “ Whispering” CIGAR ETTES ST ENOG RA PH E R S PENCIL WEDDING RING GIEGER COUNTER BATON ROSE BIRD SPYGLASS BROKEN RECORD HORSE CLIPPERS SILENCER RED WAGON BABY CARRIAGE WINDSHIELD WIPER WHISTLE LOUD SPEAKER “Don’t Cry Joe” ONE-WAY TICKET TO THE SOUTH “Heap Big Smoke But No Fire' “Memories” “Turkey in the Straw” “Sitting By the Window” “Mule Train” “It's All Over Now” “A Tisket - A Tasked” “Now Is the Hour” “I'm Popeye the Sailor” “Skaters' Waltz” INDIAN WAR PAINT DIARY TURKEY BARN ARMCHAIR MULE INFORMATION BOOK BASKETBALL DIPLOMA SAILOR ROLLER SKATES CASE, BEVERLY “If Knew You Were Coming, I'd Have Baked a Cake” PORTER, VERNA HYLAND. ROBERT “All Through the Day” “Everybody's Got a Laughing Place” CAKE PLATE SCOOTER BACK SCRATCH ER Carol Consolati Rorkrt Faye Elinor Murphy Loretta Stkpanik Beverly Stewart [21]

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 9 9 We, tho class of 1950, having survived the tempest of four years of high school, promise to tell in this, our last will and testament, the truth, the whole truth, and nothing hut- With malice toward none” we make the follow- ing bequests: Mu. Goodwin : Our best wishes for many successful years at Agawam. Mr. Dacey: Our appreciation for His little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love.” Mr. Harris: Our gratitude for starting us off on the right foot. Miss Burke: A dictionary in which to find all the words that we might use to express our thanks. Miss Dickerman: Our thanks for her patience and understanding of our many problems. Jasper: Many more years to enjoy refreshments from class parties. Citizens of Agawam: A vote of thanks for providing us with a firm educa- tional foundation. Faculty: A deep feeling of respect for their unselfish contribution to our successful completion of four years of high school. Junior Class: One more year to try to gain some of the prestige of the Class of 1950. Sophomore Class: A summer to gain strength to run the junior activities. Freshman Class: The privilege of occupying the scats we have vacated in Rooms 20 and 21. Bighth Grade: Road maps to guide them through these famous portals. Seventh Grade: The honor of becoming the seniors of the junior high. Norman Channell : A better excuse for his late nights. Kva Kneen : A telephone of her own. Gordon JenkS: A pair of dark glasses to hide That Look.” William Laud: Records of his Bnglish speeches for his grandchildren. Veneti a Montagna: A bit of Norm Sat tier's vociferousness. Alvin Williams: A weight for his voice. Richard Rice: Track shoes. He'll catch her one of these days! William Spring: An optimistic outlook on life. Shirley Taylor: A priority on A. W Helen Barlow: Our nomination for Advertising Manager of Kellogg’s Pep. Marguerite Bodurtiia : A license—driving, of course. Frances Cirillo: Joe Miller’s best seller. Peter Dragiietti: An oscar for his performance in physics class. [23]