Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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RICHARD ROBERT AUGUSTOWICZ: Two pairs of boxing gloves to help settle your fights over the car. GERALDINE SIMPSON: Partnership in Russell’s garage. DAVID CASIELLO: A new sweater. RICHARD FITZGERALD: A chance to play on one of the varsity teams. JOYCE DALI MONT: A fashion show to display all your beautiful clothes. JEAN SQUAZZA: A place on the cheerleading squad next year. IRENE BOISSONAULT: More names to add to your long list of friends. BARBARA DRYZGA: Your own basketball team. BARBARA BORGATTI: An invitation to Joe Kelly’s Quiz Show. BRUCE TYLER: Our choice as best all-round Junior. STEVEN SLIECH: A bag of jelly beans to cat during every class. DONALD STAHLE: A ten year supply of mirrors—don’t use them all at once. JANET WILLARD: An office in Tri-Hi-Y. GERALDINE LONGEY: A certificate for typing 100 words per minute. GAIL PEESO: A little of Mary Jack’s vivacious manner. MARILYN DRAGHETTI: Another year to inspire the football team on to the Peanut Bowl. LUCILLE LILLIAN BRUSSEAU: A question to answer, “Which twin has the Toni?” ANN TATE: An Oscar for your year round perfection. BEVERLY BEAUCHENE: The legacy of a certain Senior’s dozen sweaters. JOAN JASMIN: A ranch out West where you can raise horses of your own. BARBARA PUFFER: A copy of Emily Post to give you the answer to all your social problems. BETTY SCHOOLCRAFT: The title of Miss I. Q. of ’53. ANN SCOTT: A pair of glasses so that love will not be blind. JANET SHIELDS: A shovel to help you get the dirt. DOUGLAS GAY: Another year to chum around with the “kid.” JOHN LIPTAK: A pulley to raise your voice. ROBERT MOULTHROP: Charles Atlas’ handbook. EDWARD KELLEY: A set of hot-rod mufflers for your Model “A” Ford. RICHARD FRISBIE: A girls’ basketball team to coach. ESTHER DIDOMENIGANTONIO: An introduction to the boys in Agawam. JEAN GRAVEL: Time to settle your troubles. JACK KUNASEK: A hearty welcome back, from the Senior Class. RICHARD HALL: Another chance to be the ideal class president. JOHN MORASSI: One more year to carry on the battle between the “guards” and the “tackles.” MAUREEN MURPHY: Another year to gossip with your friends. LOIS ANN JOHNSON: A board of arbitration to settle your disputes with Stu. DONALD LYNDE RICHARD MILLER: An introduction to all your classmates. RICHARD SULLIVAN: A smile. THEODORE TWAROG: A blush so the teachers will know who is guilty. BRUCE DODD: A chance to fill John Bruno’s place in the F.F.A. Chapter. ROSEMARY PEDULLA: Some of Ginger Aselton’s friendliness. MARCIA BINNENKADE: The ability to make noise. | 26 !

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We, the CLASS OF 1952, announcing that we arc in our right minds and are still in one piece after having travelled the halls of Agawam High School for four years, do bring forth and publish this last will and testament. Herewith, we do part with our most cherished worldly possessions: TO THE CI TIZENS OF AGAWAM: Our thanks for being behind us 1009c in our Peanut Bowl trip to Georgia. MR. GOODWIN: A snowfall so that you can go skiing and the school can have a holiday. MR. DACEY: A year’s supply of jokes to tell at your weekly assemblies. MR. HARRIS: Many thanks for helping us plan our future. MISS WARD: MISS SMITH: Two dozen roses for putting up with our class for three years. MRS. NARI )I: Your own private copy of the daily bulletins. THE FACULTY: Another senior class so you will not be lonely. SEVENTH GRADE: Another year of probation before you reach the Senior High. EIGHTH GRADE: Your first class activity—the Freshman Party. FRESHMAN CLASS: The privilege of occupying our scats in Rooms 24 and 25. SOPHOMORE CLASS: The Prom for which you’ve waited so long. JUNIOR CLASS: A year to develop talent for the Senior Play. “MUGGSIE”: The honor of being the only dog to graduate from Agawam High. NICHOLAS FUN TOS: A good excuse to skip school. GERALD JENKS: A brand new F.F.A. jacket. JAMES FOGG: A horn to go with your fog.” JAMES CHENEY: 'The girl of your dreams. JOSEPH SLIECH: A paintbrust—it might come in handy next basketball season. ROBERT BRUNO: Our vote as class gentleman. EDWARD GALANES: An igloo for your “penguin.” RICHARD RAINBOTII: An answer to some of those ridiculous questions in Physics. BEVERLY WHITE: Two Juniors to replace your Senior friends. ANN OBERHEIM: The realization that ‘‘true love never runs smooth.” LUCILLE FERRARIN1: Agawam’s choice as “the great orator.” 1 )AN I EL BRAYTON: Another year to grow up.

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RAYMOND CARESTIA: Some of Joe Racicot’s excess vim and vigor. ROBERT HARDINA: Harry James’ mouthpiece. CLEMENT HOBBS: Jets for your motorcycle—you go too slow. ANITA IMELIO: A dream book to tell the meaning of all those dreams. ROSEMARY McMAHON: A speedway so you can race Lillian in her jalopy. IRVING SENES AC: The position of substitute for Gene Krupa. BARBARA STATKUN: The position of Sports Captain. JEAN HEBERT: The realization that you are only 5 feet tall. JOHN H ESS: A steady date. NEIL LAWSON: A tape recorder so you can hear yourself sing. JOYCE GAZAR ELLEN CLAUS : A spot in a vaudeville circuit. EILEEN HASELTINE: Another year of baton-twirling for Agawam High. CYNTHIA HOYE: Someone to replace that certain Senior. MEKILYN FRISBIE: A special car to drive you home from Riverside every night. LOIS MERWIN: A chin strap to keep your jaw from getting tired. ROLAND MERCA DANTE: Our choice as the Agawam Indian. MARGARET SNOW: A chance to take Lillian’s place. DOROTHY STUART: Some of Elliott Aitchison’s independence. GERAL1 )INE VI H I E: A chance to show your stuff as accompanist for the chorus. ROBERT COUTURE: The honor of being the only student to receive gifts from two Senior Classes. LOUIS MULDREW: Courage with members of the opposite sex. ALAN McEWAN: A ’52 Cadillac to alternate with the Hudson. ADELINE DICARLO: A date with Bill Hoye. HENRY BALDARELLI: I bis statement--■ Gee, I’m cute!” JEFFERY ATWATER: A soundproof room in which to study. R AY MON I) (’ ASEI-I .A: Another year to learn about life. CHARLES GRANGER: Another year to hoe the fields. CARL PALLO: Some pull to help you get into Annapolis. MARIAN HESS: A chance for your classmates to know you better so they will appreciate your pleasing personality. BEVERLY PFERSICK: A millionaire who can square dance. LEO POLANZAK: Success on the basketball team—you’re Chick’s last hope. RICHARD BRISSETTE: A place on the Cathedral basketball team. DANIEL BARUFALDI: Another chance to go to the Peanut Bowl. KATHERINE CREAN: A one way ticket to Alhambra Circle. JOAN BARBIERI: A publicity agent to make yourself known. In witness whereof, we, the CLASS OF 1952, do affix our seal on this 19th day of June, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-two. Marcia Gould Michael DiLullo Constance St. John 'Ferry Woodbury 1271