Arms Academy - Student Yearbook (Shelburne Falls, MA)

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xx . . Q J I V ALBERT HENRY FARRELL Bud Shelburne November 29. l92U Um- lm till till lm wm- Where's Bud ? Well, if you can find Dick and Scotty . he's probably with them. They are the inseparable Three Muskateersf' Bud's happy- go-lucky spirit has won him many friends at Arms. If you want to know the show at the Garden, ask Bud. College Preparatory: Class Bas- ketball 2. 3: Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Band 2: French Club 2: Cheer Leader 4. I Vdfyov 'L K 1 LIJVIIRETT MERRILL FRANCIS Lev Buckland February S. 1922 'l'rwl11vtiu lmvt ltmtrli Wm: In tyvilltiw ymtrst-lt When Lev walked into Arms Academy and joined the class of '39. we realized that Searles High had suffered an irreparable loss. for Lev's an athlete of the first water-a phenomenon every school prays for. If you're ever feeling blue. iust walk up to Lev and say, Lalfl Your skies will clear like magic! Shop: Varsity Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Football 4. 0 '44 1 fp IEANETTE IRENE GAMMELL lig lenny Colrain December 16. l92l ll mvxxy lu-tilt tim-:: :ill tlwo tluy ' Ieanette is the smallest of our class. but she is as full of mis- chief as any member in it. She has played on the class basket- ball team for four years and deserves a great deal of credit. leanette comes from Colrain: this we are sure of. because she usually can be heard on the Colrain bus. Commercial: Class Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: Commercial Club 3. 7':W'.i 'il i K4 .uf li, X 4, HARPER THOMPSON GERRY ...rudn Shelburne August IS, l920 His strength and llr-altli, On sea nor rzlmro shall tml We'd like to tell you lots of things about Tud. such as his prowess in athletics. his grand smile. his never-failing good humor, and his modesty flour years of athletic promi- nence without the slighest evi- dence of inflationll: but he's been so busy during his years at Arms that we'll have to let you use your imagination while we list his accomplishments. However. we must add that many of our fair students are inconsolable b e c a u s e o f Tud's indifference to the light fantastic. General: Student Council 2. 3, 4: A.A.S.A. President 3: Bas- ketball l. 2. 3. 4: Captain 3: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Track l. 3, 4: Football l. 2, 3. 4: Co-Cap' tain 4: Reading Room 4: Class President 2: Representative to Student Council 3, 4: Iunior Prize Speaking 3: Sportsman- ship Award l: Art l. wc 4 sf' awww BARBARA NELL GILDERDALE Barb Colrain November l4. l92l 'iAn Outwmfi anti vlszllslr: :nun ml An inward mul slplrtual qrrrcl- Barbara's so modest and un- assuming that you might not guess that she's one of the most intelligent members of our class. There must be something in the idea that he who talks most often knows least-at least it works that way in reverse where Barb is concerned. College Preparatory: Class Basketball 3. 4: Pro Merito: Latin Club l: French Club 3. 4: Captain Hall Scholarship 2. 1,1 xp! cy N., IUNE MILDRED GRAY Buckland Iune l9. l92l Ol1' I am :ztrilulwetl with lutiqlilm Did you hear a giggle? lt must be Iunel Iune is always ready to have fun. to carry someone around in her car. and to lend her support to every worthwhile activity in school. Her faithfulness on the business board of The Stu- dent and the basketball teams has been a decided asset to the school. General: Class Basketball l: lunior Varsit 2. 3. 4: Library 4: French Club 3. 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Student Board 3. 4. Page Fifteen f' uf

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5 w ll ,i '1 1 3 FRANCIS WILLIAM CARDWELL Fran Buckland Auqust I7. I92l A. vuwvvy 11. tlvf- liy in lfvriir Fran is another lun-loving member ol the prep class. His tavorite pastimes are run- ning the Ford and scanning the Herald in the reading room. We hear he likes French class. College Preparatory: French Club 2, 3. 4: Latin Club I. RUSSELL D. CHAMBERLAIN Chamby Shelburne October I4, l92l A iffvt :win -mft trvlw Russ is another dramatist ot ability, as was seen by his portrayal ot Grandpa in the scnior play. A cooperating member on social committees and a good dancer, Chamby is always a dependable work- PY. Shop: Chorus I. 2: French Club 2: Skidding 4. - I 5? FRANCIS MERRITT DANE Frisco Conway February 24, l923 A Iwllftw fit mvitk 'init llrvllli-,mi Frisco has made a name lor himsell as a typist and has hanged the keys Ior the Senti- nel and Student. We hear he likes to hike. Commercial: Commercial Club 3: Business Board 4. Page Fourteen I f.f, ' CATHERINE HILDA DEMARAIG Katie Colrain September 27. I92U mln know lim I., to lfwf- lvvx Katie was our star class basketball Iorward this year. We all know her as the other hall of the Tetreault-Demarais twosome. Katie has Iound school particularly interesting this year. We are sure she will be a success in whatever she may do in the future. Commercial: Basketball, Class 2. 4: Iunior Varsity 3: Library 4: Commercial Club Treasurer 3: Pro Merito: Art I, 2. I , u I I HELEN GEDDES DRESSER Uludy.. Shelburne May 5. ISIS 'Sho as all my lfiriwy pfiintr-tl lim Slim :s lov:-ly :alto :z slivmrr Iudy has been with us lor only a year. as she came to Arms lrom Turners last Septem- ber. She came in lor a lot ol publicity when she took the special shop course. However, she has done much to explode the myth about the weaker sex, for Iudy can wield a monkey wrench with the best ot the lads. College Preparatory: Chorus 4: Band 4: Orchestra 4: French Club 4. s' N l 1 f , M lf .fjkll DOROTHY IVA FAIRBANKS Dot Buckland April 9. 1921 mlilis-ross tr fifirftwrx 111 lim trim- Wtwro rfvsaris, fllltl wlultr- lillwzx qrow How Dot manages to look demure and mischievous at the same time is a mystery to us. but we like it. Don't say you don't know she's Iond ol roller- skating and small cars. Commercial: Class Basketball l. 3: Library 4: Chorus I, 2: Class Secretary 4: Commercial glub 3: Pro Merito: The Sow's ar .

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. gig .J ri 7 .J .lf V I X , .X J ANNA HARRIS Ann Conway November 26. l92U Anti Ifmfytitnr, lr-f1rritolfr1m1fl::, :nrt 'rr-ntlmir-:asa In lvwiit fit prince Ann is our plucky. smiling basketball guard: her good na- ture is an asset rather than a drawback in her kind ol bas- ketball. She's a line. steady worker and. rarer still. a true Iriend. We wish there were many more like her. Commercial: Class Basketball I: Varsity 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2: Student Board 3. 4: Art l. ROSWELI. G. HEBARD Halilax April 26. l922 lin :ztlont ririfl milf- Roswell is a retiring sort ol lollow who rarely talks unless called upon. but when he does speak. he generally knows what he is talking about. Al- though he has had had luck with illness. Roswell has car- ried on with characteristic per- severance. College Preparatory: French Club 2. 'ol ttf! MARION ELINOR IENKINS Shelburne September 24. l92U ' liflllttltll 1:4 itrtposstlvln to ri willing lioart Marion has the interest ol a certain senior. In school lile she is olten seen with Lila but outside ol school-well. who knows? Marion used to wear the floor out going into the Reading Room. but now she finds the Main Room more con- ducive to study. Commercial: Class Basketball l. 3. 4. Page Sixteen I f ' w Q' off ALLAN HARRIS KELTON ..Bud,. aloe.. Shelburne Iune 24. l92l I rim not only witty tri myfzvlt but the cause- that wit 1:1 in other mf-ri Bud came to Arms Irom Smith Academy in his sopho- more year. A typical member ol the prep class, Bud's always ready lor lun. and his antics in study hall are appre- ciated by all-except the teach- erst College Preparatory: Student Council 4: Class Basketball 2: Track 3: Football 3: French Club 2. 3. 4: All the Rivers 3. A ' x a ' r- 'x HUGH BANE LAIDLEY Tex Conway December IB. l9l9 A merry ltr-firt mrikr-tli ti cttoertul couritormrtct- ' Tex is a rather quiet chap until one gets to know him. He has a dry humor and hidden wit all his own. He has been a member ol the Agriculture judging team all tour ol his years at Arms. Agriculture: Future Farmers gliabdfl: Agriculture ludging I. X y' K QV BERT ERROLD LEE Leemus Shelburne lune 20. I92l Bri not prmitqtil ot your nun ions lost by stifirtnq tltom wttlt Others you be lclt without ' l.eemus is one ol those nice-looking blonde boys who looks as il he knew something mysterious that he won't tell. Needless to say, some ol the girls have been disappointed because he's bashlul. General: Art I. 2. 4.