Belchertown High School - Oracle Yearbook (Belchertown, MA)

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PATRICIA ROLLANDE JPOONER Pat Favorite Saym 3gSugar Anibition Wife and mother ACtlXlt1ES Glee Club -1 The last to enter our class but the hrst with a friendly smile or joke And what does she talk about most? Why having a militarx wedding and raising four little Bieelows of course' efsll JUDITH ANN WALKER Panda Favorlte saying I d1dn't say it you di Ambition Nurse Actlvltles Hobby show Chairman Junior Stand Chairman Editor in Chief of Yearbook J V Cheerleader 1 2 Glee Clubl Z 3 4 Dramatic Club l Z senior Play Student Government day Representative Elks' Club Award Pro Merito One of the best natured girls ln the class Judy has also been one of our best workers she has helped on all class projects where her enthusi asm has often spurred on some of the less am b1t1OUS among us Y, cl Ziff MARGARET ANNE wzoens Faxoritz boxing., l'l1 be hornswoy,1,lc-cl Ambition Teach r Actix itns J V Chetrleader 3 Captain 4 btu dent Council 5 secretary Treasurer 4 Vice Pre sizlm nt l Class Reporter -4 Senior Play May Queen Attendant Pro Merito Yearbook .Staff Glee Club l 2 3 4 Accompamst 3 4 e life of aux party that's P y A 1,115 e is her tr ide mwrk At the p1ano slit 's lnrd to beat tli1t's wln sln his bl Ln glgt club iccompa mst for tht p ist two yn Hrs 5 is suc 1 a llkeabll In rson tual WL bs luvf anx Child who s liar for 1 ic r will be uri, luc CEORGE CllARLEn 7lTKA, JR 5onny An angel with clevil's horns --that's Sonny! He appea s to he quiet, but when lu-'s anion, friencls having fun, look Out, Anil we rr ight add that ln' never was an ardent 'school-fan, fr -fdllak-4761 4660 we ,uu-

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From Our Files EAGER FROSH ENTER BELCHER TOWN HIGH SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 1954 Merely cub reporters we freshmen were determined to accomplish much 1n our class We held our first class meeting and elected the following class officers President Eleanor MCGIHUIS Vice President Joan Goodrow Secretary Carolyn Evanson Treasurer Peter Dearness Class Reporter Maxine Carmody Class Adviser Mrs I-lomacki We also decided on twenty cents per month for our dues The representative for Student Council was Peter Dearness OCTOBER We really became a part of the high school with our first public venture our Hobby Show Under Judy Walker s cl-a rmansh1p it was a great success NOVEMBER We freshmen were anx1ous to participate 1 many school act1v1t1es As basketball season approached members of our class tried out for the cheering and basketball squads Eleanor MCG1HH1S and Judy Walker became cheerleaders and Ray Rose Herby Barrett and Art Frost made the basketball squad JANUARY 1955 We met again to elect committes for the Valentine Dance sponsored every year by the fresh men Since this was our first social affair we wanted to make the dance a success The follow mg committees were chosen General Chairman Judy Walker Orchestra Committee Margaret Wegiel Tacket Committee Carolyn Evanson JUNE W1th suxnmer here we looked forward to an enjoyable vacation CONFIDENT SOPHOMORES GET IN SWING OF THINGS SEPTEMBER 1955 Ready and more confident as sophomores we immediately started the ball roll1ng by call President Eleanor McG1nn1s Secretary Carolyn Evanson Treasurer Maxine Carrnody Class Reporter Earlene Martin Class Adviser Mrs Tague Student Council Representative Peter Dearness OCTOBER We held a meeting to elect a committee for our comic entry in the parade The comm1ttee consisted of Eleanor MCGIHHIS Art Frost and Herbert Barrett Later in the month we held a Halloween Dance DECEMBER At the annual Christmas Party we furmshed an entertainmg musical program MARCH With the v1s1t of the World History Class to the Worcester Pressed Steel Company the out Slde events of our sophomore year came to a close JUNIORS PREPARE FOR A BUSY YEAR SEPTEMBER 1956 Looking forward to a busy year the Juniors again elected officers President Joan Goodrow V1ce President Mary Jane Papp Secretary Carolyn Evanson Treasurer Peter Dearness Class Reporter Earlene Mart1n Class Adv1ser Mrs Pero Student Council Representatives Peter Dearness, Earlene Martm and Margaret Wegiel OCTOBER On Fair Day the Juniors had a most successful food stand with Judy Walker acting as cha1rman Our entry in the parade earned us first prize DECEMBER 'There s no business like show busmess Our Ed Sullivan Show at the Chr1stmas Party brought down the house Ed lPete Dearnessj had a rare collection of talent' including the famous E1V1S Presley CRay Rosel and even more famous Liberace lPeggy Weglel l APRIL We Juniors held our first paper drive with Mary Jane Papp and Eleanor MCG1nn1S in charge eryone worked like mad ' C , . . . . ' I ' ' : ' - ' , : , 9 , : , ' 9 , . . . . . . . . -- . I 4 . . I ,- , . . . . .D . . . ' , . . . . . I ! I . . . . . . , . - 0 2 ! I : ' ' , . . . , . . . - ing a meeting to order. We elected the following officers: President, Peter Dearnessg Vice- ' , ' ' : , : , ' s I . S D D ' 5 I l i . I ' l I 0 . . , .. . ' I I ' 1 5 1 S 1 : , s , . : ' ' , I 0 . , , . . . . . . . Ev ' , '