Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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%Vko J Who in 52 TITLE FIRST CHOICE SECOND CHOICE Miss Quiz Kid Mr. Quiz Kid . Ann Pratti . . William Cote Most Popular Girl Marcia Gould . Most Popular Boy Prettiest Girl Best-looking boy Best Girl Athlete William Keclcy Nancy Kibbe Terry Woodbury Jean Davio . . Best Boy Athlete Class Lady . . Class Gentleman Best-dressed Girl Best-dressed Boy Cutest Girl . . William Gonct . . Elizabeth Conway . Joseph Racicot . . Constance St. John Joseph Racicot . . Marcia Gould . . Cutest Boy .... Class Chatterbox (girl) Class Chatterbox (6o)') Class Coquette . . Class Casanova Most Mischievous Girl Most Mischievous Boy Best All-around Girl . Best All-around Boy . Raymond Krupicnski Kathleen Gaboury Dominick Lepore . Virginia Aselton . Alfred Fontana Mary Jack . . . Richard Southworth Harriet Beltrandi . William Keeley Girl Most Likely to Succeed . . . Boy Most Likely to Succeed . . . Girl Who Did Most for the School . Boy Who Did Most for the School . Friendliest Girl.......................Marjorie Friendliest Boy Quietest Girl Quietest Boy . Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Best Girl Dancer Best Boy Dancer Biggest Tease . Class Choice for Sister Class Choice for Brother Class Couple . . . Jean Davio . . William Keclcy Jean Davio . . . William Keeley Coughlin .Joseph Racicot . .Joyce Cavanaugh .William Cote . .Virginia Gallano .Dominick Lepore . Elizabeth Conway .William Hoye . .Dominick Lepore .Jean Hall . . .Joseph Racicot . .Constance St. John Richard Backstrom Harriet Beltrandi Norman Maricb Thomas Daccy Jean Davio Constance St. John Joseph Racicot Jean Hall Stuart Kibbe Constance St. John Shirley King Stuart Kibbe Jean Hall William Keeley Marcia Gould Terry Woodbury Cynthia Gay- Marie Dc Maio Richard Southworth Marjorie Coughlin Joseph Racicot Geraldine Dickinson Joseph Racicot Virginia Kwiatkowski Donald Hyland Jean Davio Joseph Racicot William Gonet Ann Pratti Joseph Racicot Ann Pratti Joseph Racicot Constance St. John .Stuart Kibbe Dorothy Harrison .Thomas Dacey .Mary Jack .Richard Southworth .Dolores Gallerani .Norman Marieb .Stuart Kibbe .Jean Davio .William Keeley .Dianne Sleeper .Louis Fasoli

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AMES SLATE 119 Maynard Stric t, Feeding Hills “Slats”—Enthusiastic—that voice needs no megaphone—the Kid Party. Student Council 3: Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4. DIANNE SLEEPER 392 Suffield Street. Agawam “Di”—Louie—cute leader of majorettes—Oh, that Bookeeping. Sachem Staff: Mirror Staff 1-2-3-4: Tri-Hi-Y 3-4: Personality Club 2-3-4; Maytime Concert 1-2-3; Committee's: Freshman Party, Junior Cabaret. Kid Party; Ushe r 4; Girls Sports 1-2-3-1; Majorette 1-2-3-4, Leader 3-4. RICHARD SOUTH WORTH 56 Lcaland Avenue, Agawam “Dick”—Vitality comes in small packages—clever with words— 1962 Champion Typist. Personality Club 2-3: Maytime Concert 2: Operetta 2; Usher 3: Base- ball 2. FRANKLIN STOLL 50 School Street. Agawam “Frank”—Two dollars, please—often seen at the Friendly's—tall and handsome. Personality Club 2-3; Committees: Junior Cabaret, Prom. Senior Play ; Usher 3: Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1; Wrestling 2. CHESTER SULBORSKI, JR. 660 North Street, Feeding Hills “Chet”—That flashy smile—Give us a ride in your truck— friendly. Camera Club 3. LILLIAN TETREAULT 5 Alhambra Circle, Agawam “Lil”—Class soprano—cute dimples—Chinto's admirer. Tri-Hi-Y 3-4; Personality Club 2-3-4; I. R. C. 4; Maytime Concert 1-2-3; Operetta 1-2-3; Committees: Junior Cabaret: Member of All State Chorus 3-4. ALEXANDER WOISHNIS 352 Poplar Street, Feeding Hills “Al”—Keen dresser—what a tease—loyal to his friends. I 20 ] Committees: Senior Play.

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Time: 2020 A. I). Place: Heaven “Hi, Head Angel Beltrandi. The recording angel just sent over a celestial mes- senger to summon us to his office. Can you go over there right now?” “Sure, Chief Assistant Davio. Do you know why he wants to see us?” “Not exactly. All I know is that he wants to close out the high school records of the Class of ’52. Just a second,—fix your halo—it’s slipping.” Time: Five minutes later Place: Recording Angel’s Office “Since you two are former members of the Class of ’52 at Agawam High School, I have a special assignment for you. As you know, I’m closing out the records, and I can’t find the files for 1948-52, so I’m sending you back to earth to get a report. Your pass is for two days only, and be sure to have it signed properly or Miss Smith, the Celestial Customs Officer, won’t let you back in.” Time: 'Pen minutes later Place: Office of the Agawam High School “Hey, Jean, here are the records. Remember our Freshman year and the first elections? Bill Gonet was our president and Marcia Gould our vice-president.” “She held that office for the next two years, didn’t she, Harrie?” “That’s right, Jean, and our class secretary was Ann Pratti, who was to hold her office in our Junior and Senior years also. And remember 'Ferry Woodbury? He was our treasurer and had the horrible job of collecting class dues for four years. I don’t think I’ll ever forget the ‘Frosh Frolic,’ our first class dance.” “Yes, Harrie, it was loads of fun, but it was followed by bigger and better dances. Our Sophomore year we celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with our ‘Shamrock Swing.’ That year also brought about a change in class officere.” “Yes, Jean. Bill Keeley was our new class president and he held the steering wheel of our class for three years. You were selected class secretary. We graduated from Room 26 and Miss Ward became our class adviser.” “Then, after a long spring and summer, we were Juniors. Our Junior Cabaret, ‘The Snowman Swirl,’ was a great success. Do you remember our huge Christmas 1221 n