Arms Academy - Student Yearbook (Shelburne Falls, MA)

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'S v L ' o ' l qgggiiufi uwuwiuvi uw.-WHL avavavawawavlf 553. M Gi! J T Th 'Arms Stu en J il 13 J as 6 fi f as D: Fr: l :O :ui J :VF :fl f Herzig, and Howard Brown. The com- started off with very little material in this li: if I mittee was well repaid because it proved to line but have worked up, so that now, we :fl -D5 J be a wonderful success. are noted for our athletes, both boys and :BE girls. 36 5 Many ofthe boys won honors at the li: L? Tfa-ek Meet at Greenfield again the Second Marjorie Herzig and Katherine LaBelle E TE l Year- While baseball this year Was made a were chosen to lead cheers at Greenfield :Q :O SUCCESS bg' the laid Of many eempetent Fair ariFdAhave done much to uphold the LL: b WOI' CTS O OUI' C BSS- SPH-lf, 0 rms, Q if 1 L J Basket ball was perhaps not so successful - - D: QT J for the boys because none made the team, Mgxfispegligxnchgifg flgygflf' yliqflizigg E D: but good honest work will show what next V :Q ...r year will bring forth. The girls, however, S d t d to th f t .th L: -D2 worked hard and one or two girls made the 0 dnwdr We fd ge e d ure W1 , ..-ij -f team. hope of greater success next year. Lets D: E keepuup the good work as a class always :G :Lf At Christmas adBasket Committee was Wefklng as vfwto Iiemembegye hlalet 011132 :P-ig chosen and instea of only one basket we one H101'e year S OW OUT Ula a er 0 .DH had two! Helene Jones was chairman of what We are Wefffhy- Lelfe work llegethel' f: -Lg this committee. and all pull one way, then we ll succeed. 1 if TE ' The Musical Surlprisied' gliven ltlilay Katherine LaBeue, '28' il -F at Memorial Hall, s ow t e pu ic ow 'LE musical the Juniors were because the parts fg- Q were taken by all Juniors except two. p 5 -D? . In the fall of 1926 we entered Arms as 3: -DQ , Jolly Juniors. Our class has diminished :Q -1' J in size but the loyalty and spirit of the II -EQ class still remains. Les Vies 'il .I 'W The class officers elected were as follows: EQ- D: . . Harold Herzlg president' Robert March f S- M D: E 2 vice-presidentg, Clarence ,Lilly, treasureri intlfli get at . 113:16 mm 511- :fL i and Harriet Kemp, secretary. Harold has my E 1 'S , J- DJ i shown us, so far, how full of business he Theres a lessen 111 each Charter ESI -F C811 be. For each and all of you. -'L V , Q: 1 . . . ii J The social this year certainly cannot be n U , :GQ . exceeded. The decorations were pro- H15 llfe Was One, I thmk- that I :qi :Lf j nounced the best looking seen for quite Have learned a lesson from. J- D: y some time. This shows what the hard work To live a life that' 9,11 alone fil- :Q of Harold Herzig, Clarence Lilly, Francis N0 good has ever done, SG- E: Trow, Dorothy Tudor, Marjorie Herzig, -,-, if and Katherine LaBelle did to make it such J- -L? 3 Suggess. For if your life is just for you :Til-b -L , H And a little hoard of gold, f' .EE insiiiidatiddgytoIs1d1si1eYtbutaIkgni1pIh.tagievi3o1dk1 Youll soon become a miser' T313 is ' . . . -D? l So it was that the Juniors produced a Dlshkedf gray haired' and did' gl- -L 1 soloist and many serious actors and also 53 E the famous character, Audrey- But if you'1l live for others, F T5 The Basket for Christmas was a great AS Silas Once had done' fd- :1-V 1 success' Rest assured that in the end infa- L? l T k b b H d b k t b H 11 Your great race you'll have won. L. 1 rac,asea,an asc a arewe J'- jl? supported by quite a few Juniors. We B. S- Kewhe, '28- il ' J- fa I sl -' I ' fr LLJLJL.lLJLJLJuJLJcJL.l,.l..r,rF553 'bd J L. JL Ji. JL JL J J EQ,:JLT'-JJf'TFLiT TF'W'TF'W iJ'TFiT'TiT W'iT7'F'iT'T W'TVTTWH 22

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The uniors 3 Junior History In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred :md twenty-five, sixty-eight boys and girls entered Arms Academy to begin the history of one of the most fzunous elusses ever enrolled. Usually the first year :it high sehool is rather uneventful but our elziss, full of school spirit and enthusiasm, started right in on the hard work. At our first eluss meeting the following officers were elected: president, Burton Kezieh, vice-president, Clarence Lilly, secretary, Helene Jones, and treasurer, Katherine Lu.Belle. At the next class meeting prize speakers were elected. Marjorie Herzig and Clurenee Lilly were the honored ones. VVC were very well represented ut the T rack Meet at Greenfield and many were the prizes offered to the energetic boys of '28. Why we even have drainzitie ability! Would you believe that freshmen could give a scene from the Merchant of Venice? Well, we did, :ind it wus ai great suceess. Many were the hours spent by Miss Bronson to muke it so. In our Sophomore yezu' we eontinued to rise to the greatest of' heights. The eluss eleeted fflzirenee Lilly, president, Lois Croinztek, viee-presidentg Harriet Kemp, seeretziry, :md Burton Kezieh, trezisurer. Clzirenee proved to be zu, great lender amd under his supervision mzmy good times were hzid. Prize speaking this yeur heaped high honors on our eluss-both Lois Cromziek :ind Harold Herzig won the first prizes. The night of May 11 will always be ai memorable one to ull those who attended the eontest. The play, The Rivals, must huve interested quite ai few of' our elaissmen for muny important purts were taken by the Sophomores. Perhaps the sueeess of the year was the Chinese Social. This was our first attempt in the soeiul life of' the high school. We elected ft eominittee of six hard Workers nzunely: Helene Jones, Dorothy Tudor, Kzitherine Lzilielle, Ulzirenee Lilly, Harold

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The Sophomores D 4 l 1 4 .,...-.....,,.--., .. H, K . Q ff I L 1929 Class Hitory Un the seeond day of September 1925. eame the eall to Arms,,' and nearly sixty hoys and girls responded to that eall. I suppose we were green, at least that eolor is usually assigned to Freshmen, but hefore the snows of winter had fallen we hegan to get quite aeelimated. At the traek meet at Greenfield some of our members won honors for the class hy taking prizes. VVe survived t-he ordeal of electing our first oflieers, and these ofiieers proved themselves worthy of our ehoiee. They were Calvin Call, Donald Purrington, Lura Call, and Marjorie Hume. Emerson Kennedy and Calvin Call represented us in The Rivals and Margaret Smith and Emerson Kennedy were our prize speakers. Some of our memhers were among the group of A students, so our work seemed well begun. At the beginning of our Sophomore year a few of our memhers had dropped from the ranks, hut most of us were lined up ready to he shining examples to the i11- eoming Freshmen. The time soon eame when we could exhibit, pretty elass rings. Again we eleeted our oflieers and now Joseph Tognarelli presides with heeoming dignity at our meetings. Three members represented us in As You Like lt, .Dorothy Benton, Kennedy, and Call. Eaeh did his share toward making the play a sueeess. Our elass soeial was eertainly a pleasant oeeasion, where we earried our visitors haek to another eentury hy daneing the Virginia Reel. Lura Call and Emerson Kennedy were the prize speakers for this year. We are nearly through two laps ot' the raee and trust that we shall he a eredit to old Arms. ll. P., '29, Misuse of The Telephone Hello, hello, Mary? VVell, this is Maria. Say, I want to tell you, or mayhe you have heard. Oh, you haven't'? Well, the Jones have bought. a new Hudson sedang now what- do you know about that? It does sound like a fairy tale doesn't it, hut it