Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1954 volume:

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FITZPATRICK, Sifpfwfffrnflffref of Schools To the Class of 1954: In offering you my congratulations and hest wishes for your success and happiness in your udliustrnent to the present and futurm- civilization, I will modify them with the thought that love for your neighbor in your every thought, word, and deed will be the hzisis upon which your peace, happiness, and sec-urity will he huilt und maintained. Sincerely yours. 6 gfftglf V ' t 'X y f To the Class of 1954: It is fashionable for those who speak and write to graduating classes in this period of history to be pessimistic, to say that the older generations have not been able to prepare for you a world full of peace and hope, that young graduates are stepping into a gloomy future which they must make better than the present or the past. To this philosophy I cannot sub- scribe. You have inherited a system of government and a way of living which far surpass any other known to history. You have been able to choose your own courses of action and to prepare your- selves as you wished-and these are the works of free men and women. There is neither cause nor need for pessimism, nor will there be so long as freedom lasts. Go forward, then, with optimism add hope, with determination to make the best possible use of the freedom which you have received from other generations, the freedom which you must pre- serve and pass on to generations yet to come. X .7 if If , ff ' f U Mjury I fl! To the Class of 1954: Please accept my deep and sincere congratu- lations on your graduation from Iligh School, and my earnest hope that you will all realize that this event marks not the completion but the commencement oi' your life's career. Continue your education as far as you possibly can-as long as you live-by evening or correspondence courses, if no other way is available to you. You will then have something which can never be lostg which no one can ever take from you. Although I am writing these words in the December months, before your Year Book is actually printed, I feel perfectly safe fbasing my feeling of security on past experience-J in offering congratulations to the Year Book Staff fora job which I know will be well done. I have a copy of each Year Book published since 1942, when the first one was issued, and without exceptions these books have been a credit to Chicopee High School. I extend to each member of this year's class my sincere wishes for many years of health, happiness, success and service to the community. 61.64. ci 1,49 To the Class of 1954: For many of you formal education will termi- nate upon receiving a diploma. For others it will serve as ground work for advanced train- ing and study. The habits and interests which have been developed by you during the past four years under the guidance of your teachers are yours to enjoy. Good books not only develop the mind but stimulate interest and through interest the knowledge and enjoyment of life are revealed. Take advantage of this single fact as you take your place in an ever-changing society. An open book is the gateway to successg a closed book, a barrier to the avenues of enjoyment and knowledge. Q Wide? To the Class of 1954: XVith all sincerity may I congratulate the Class of 1954-a class outstanding for its en- thusiasm, co-operation, and good judgment. May you continue to exercise these qualities. As you continue to advance toward your goal in life-whether it be in homemaking, in a trade, in business, or in a profession-you will be required to make many decisions. 'Weigh each situation carefully. Listen to the advice of others who have had more experience than you, but let yourself be guided by your own thinking. Maintain the respect of others and, above all, your own self-respect by constantly proving your ability to distinguish between right and wrong. at J 714 cu! lb' fe ig H nga MARION G. SNOW Mount Holyoke College University of New Hampshire Boston University University of Vermont Columbia University Bachelor of Arts ALICE E. BUTLER Bridgewater College Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Arts HELEN L PHILLIPS New Rochelle Boston University Bachelor of Arts Master of Education CLAIRE E SMITH Fitchburg Normal School Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Arts all uage GERTRUDE N. AUSTIN Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education RUTH D. COOMBS Mount Holyoke College University of Vermont MAY R. DEMPSEY Smith College Harvard Graduate School of Education Bachelor of Arts Master of Education ESTHER DEVINE Our Lady of the Elms Westfield State Teachers College Boston University Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science and Education IRENE C ROUILLARD Wellesley College Middlebury College Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts AMANDA E COLLETTE Brown University Bachelor Of Phllosophy ALICE MURRAY MARY F STRANCF Bafhelw Of Arts our Lady ofthe Elms smlth College 10 Bachelor of Arts Columbia UUlVeFS1ty Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts .Ke . ' Q Middlebury College Teachers College 7!MafAemaficd 111 EDWIN ORLOWSKI University of Massachusetts Bachelor of Science EDWARD W. CIOSEK University of Massachusetts Bachelor of Arts CONSTANCE M. BARTHOLOMEW Boston University University of Massachusetts Bachelor of Science Master of Arts SAMUEL G. FORTIN St. Michael's College St. Lawrence University Northeastern University Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts in Education Bachelor of Laws ALICE E. CRONAN Smith College Harvard University Bachelor of Arts Master of Education RAYMOND A. OUIMETTE Springfield College Bachelor of Science MARGARET E. JOHNSON University of Maine Bachelor of Arts FLORENCE FORTIN Our Lady of the Elms Westfield State Teachers College Boston University Bachelor of Science Master of Education MATTHEW J. HOPKINS Fitchburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science in Education LILLIAN J. MOGGIO Our Lady of the Elms Boston University of Arts Bachelor of Arts Master of Science cience JOHN J. O'CONNOR Holy Cross College Boston University Bachelor of Arts Master of Education 1 . udineafi EUGENIE V. TRUMBULL Salem State Teachers College Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Education IRENE A. CHAPIN Bay Path Institute Salem State Teachers College University of Idaho Bachelor of Science Master of Science VASILIOS COSCORE American International College Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Master of Arts in Education MARY DEUTSCHMAN College of New Rochelle Bachelor of Science MARY M. BRENNAN Salem State Teachers College Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Education JOHN C. MICHONSKI American International College Bachelor of Science HENRY J. JASZEK Bay Path Institute American International College Dartmouth College Boston University Bachelor of Science Master of Education ANTOINETTE B. JETTE Bay Path Institute Simmons College MITCHELL S. KUZDZAL American International College Bachelor of Science JULIA T. ZAJCHOWSKI Westiield State Teachers College Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Education l ocia .Silence HONORA E. KINNIERY Worcester State Teachers College Clark University Springfield College Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Arts BRANDON P. GARVEY Holy Cross College American International College Bachelor of Science Master of Education MADELINE E. GARVEY Our Lady of the Elms Fitchburg State Teachers College Springfield College Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Master of Education JOSEPH P. QUINLAN American International College Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts DORIS A. HARRISON Q uidasnce S 'th C ll Arizona State Tetaclzigss College FRANCIS P' ROGOWSKI Bachelor of Arts American International College Master of Arts Wharton Sghool otg Finance and omme ce HELEN A MORIARTY University of Pennsylvania Boston .University Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Master of Business Administration Education STANLEY J. ZIEMBA EDHsE1i,h gtHhLLVAN Holy Cross College - g - Boston University Harvard Fnsvirslfy Bachelor of Science ra ua e c oo - Bachelor of Arts Master of Education Master of Arts MARGARET M. RILEY Our Lady of the Elms Fitchburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Arts Master of Education MARY G. HARRINGTON Salem State Teachers College Boston University Bachelor of Science in Education Master of Education '3 glclucafion udic RUTH M. JOHNSTON EVERETT H. SITTARD Sargent School of Physical New England Conservatory Education Smith College Summer School of Music JOHN F. DRENNAN Julias Hartt Music Foundation Springfield Cgllege Bachelor of Music North Carolina Bachelor of Physical Education Bachelor of Science Master of Physical Education WILLIAM B. MOGE Providence College Bachelor of Philosophy .fdrf .gncluafriaf .xgrfa lfahing ANN SHEEHAN WILLIAM GRAHAM MYRTON L HARRIS Massachusetts School of Art Fitchburg State Teachers College Fitchburg State Teachers College Booth Bay Harbor Bachelor of Science in Boston University Summer School of Painting Education Harvard University Harvard University Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Education Education U ome conomicd ibidfridufiue :ibriver VIRGINIA M. CLANCY Framingham Teachers College 1 . . . ITZ, JR. gosfoyl gnlivegslgy D0Si.5tfCii1i'gE0D PETERStWAiEElhf. Orme n Ve S1 y Prince School of Retailing Springfield College MARY E. 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A ge , .1 S Vg: f I 4- f sl i NH 'XII x Llfl AN N NIH N L1 K Yfhll IX Ii-XI I Xttlttl I . ,K I N V I , , ,IJ ,f BEVERLY ANDERS Belle College One of our class glamour girls, Belle has been the envy of many girls with her terrific wardrobe. Although Belle now graces a den- tist's otlice after school hours, her object in life is to marry a certain fellow and have lil' darlins' named Shawn and Sherry. Activities: Bandg Class Rep., 33 Debating Club. 1 I if X JOHN I-'ELIX ARMATA, JR. Artie General Artie's a swell fellow who can't see why suede shoes and pegged pants were ever invented. But, he is glad that golf and fishing were, because he enjoys them very much. Here's hoping you make that million, Ar- tie! CASMIR BAJGIER AACGSD College The latest fashions seem to irk Cas to no end. Just give him the old favorites like the Yankees. fYou know, Cas, all your dental patients won't appreciate you.J Best of luck, Cas, you certainly de- serve it! BARBARA BABACHICOS Barbie Business Barbie is a top student who knows almost everything about anything you could ask her about. This girl has a terrific sense of hu- mor which she must have needed while working in the school ofiice. Best of luck as a private secretary! Activities: Student Court, Stu- dent Patrol, Debating Club, Pro Merito. CHRISTINE BATOR George Business All of us have enjoyed George's wonderful smile and bop dancing. George enjoys going to football games, dances, and just loves bop records, but conceited people just don't rate. George plans to be a wheel in the Waves. Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Dra- matic Club. JEAN JOYCE BAZAN Jefl11nic Business Jeannie, a sharp dresser who is a lot of fun, has added many cheer- ful days to C.H.S. She doesn't care for rainy days and cold mornings, but likes tall boys with blue eyes. We all know she will make a won- derful secretary. Activities: Girls' Basketball Team. DOLORES B1ELsK1 Der, College Dolores is one of C.H.S.'s best singers and it's no wonder that music is her chief interest. People without a sense of humor annoy her. Del, although undecided about her ambition, is wished every suc- cess by the class of '54, Activities: Pro Merito, Year- book Staff, School Paper, A Capel- la Choir, Dramatics Club. DOLORES BEAULIEU Do-Do Business Do-Do, who is liked by all because of her pleasant personality, does not like baseball, opera, or conceit- ed girls. She enjoys popular mu- sic, reading, movies, dating, and dancing. A certain bank will have a stroke of luck when Do-Do be- comes their bookkeeper. Activities: Band. MARY M. BLAIN B11m1y Business We'll always remember Mary as a fun-loving girl and a peppy ma- j0I'Ctt0 who helped us enjoy our days at C.H.S. All who know her will agree that before long she will reach the top in her chosen field ol' stenography. Activities: Majorette. 21 HELEN BEDNARZ HeI1fa Business Helka is a good-natured person who is liked by all. She dislikes knee socks, but enjoys dancing, popular music. and football games. With her pleasing disposition we know that she is bound to succeed in the business field. VIVIAN BOISSY Viv Business Number Please will be an every- day expression with this swell girl, when she becomes a telephone op- DONALD BOISVERT ilpopll General Don, our prospective draftsman, rates our C.H.S. proms as tops in his social life. Anyone who loves to have fun and dislikes those col- ored knee-socks now being worn by female students, will be a life- long friend of Pop's . CAROLYN JANE BOLTON Carol Business The position of Medical Secretary is the choice of this capable, pleas- ing all-round girl. A fine person- ality assures us she will faithfully follow through with this career. A few of her present likes are sports, nice clothes, and dating. Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Dra- matics, Public Speaking, Yearbook Staff. erator. She now spends time at MARY JEAN BOUCHER bowling and tennis. We sure aren't dialing a wrong number when we say she will go far. RICHARD FRANCIS BORLEN Dick College Minstrel shows have always been Dick's specialty. His voice is real- ly tops. Music, sports and especi- ally girls are among his likes. Dick hopes to become an entertainer- move over Sinatra, and make room for our talented Dick . Activities: Student Council, A Capella Choir, Band, and Minstrel Shows. Jeanie Business If you're a loud person or a show- off you won't rate with Jeanie If you are good-humored, and can roller-skate, too, you'll get along just fine. Jeanie may often be heard saying for Pete's sake! As a future oflice worker, Jeanie , don't marry the boss. LEDA BOUDREAU Lee Business One of our friendly girls with a warm smile is Lee. Among her pet peeves are conceited people and D.A.'s. She likes skating and Cadillacs. Her ambition is to become a bookkeeper. Hope your books will always balance. LESLIE PHILLIP BRODAFKI Allies!! College Les hopes to be an architect by day and a professional ball room dancer by night. Dislikes people who are stuck up, but sides with anyone who likes mov- ies, piano playing, wrestling matches. and milk shakes. Good Luck, Arthur Murray! Activities: Choir Accompanist. Rand, Pro Merito, Minstrel. RICHARD BOURBEAU Dl'f'1t'l'! ' Business A fellow with many, many friends, Dickie has helped to make our days at C.H.S. full of fun with his tremendous sense of humor. Dick's goal in life is to become a salesman. May success be yours, Dick! Activities: Student Court, Asst. Mgr. Band, Yearbook Staff, Min- strel. BEVERLY ANN BREAULT B0z ' Business One of the popular girls at C.H.S. who likes danciigg and D.A.'s Among her pet peeves are con- ceited boys and last minute deci- sions. She plans to become a re- ceptionist after graduation and with her pleasing personality we know sheill be a success. Activities: Majorette, A Capel- la Choir. ARTIIL R BRL NELLP, Art Collage Art is the boy you can't miss in ai crowd us he is the tzillt-st boy in the class, Yankee fans, no-but girls, yes. A mortician is his :im- bition and ont- ol' the lwst lufll Activities: Student Patrol. '61 FRANCIS A. BURGGREN Burgy College Our boy Burgy is dead set against girls who dance on his feet. He thinks quite a bit of girls, dancing. bop, and football games. He aspires to become an oilicer in the ILS. Navy. Burgy, we salute you! Activities: Student Patrol. DONALD BURKE KKDORYP General A very likable chap, Don's pet peeves are boasting, liars, and show-offs. Among his many likes are seamanship, theology discus- sions, and sports in general. In the future he hopes to become a ship's boatswain. Best wishes for suc- cess, Don. JUNE CADIEUX College .Iune's personality makes her liked by all. She enjoys hillbilly music and just loves Eddie Fisher. June's main dislikes are hot rods, D.A.'s, and pegged pants. Some hospital will be very lucky when they get June as a nurse on their staff. Activities: Student Patrol, De- bating Club, School Paper. Z. ROLAND BUSTER Boots College Boots is hep on Saturday night at Chico where he can dance with plump girls who rate tops with him. But if they are fickle or en- gaged in jive-time gab he puts his foot down. Naval aviation is his choice of career. J? A. . 7 f '5' , J 1 QV! ' C , f PATRICIA ANN CARABINE Pat Business Patl' is a pretty C.H.S. girl. She likes swimming, dancing, movies, hockey, football, Eddie Fisher, and a certain guy. With all these likes we are sure Pat will be a suc- cess in whatever she tries. Activities: Pep Squad. LUCILLE CARPENTER r4L0urr Business Lou's sense of humor has won for her many friends. She likes danc- ing, football games, swimming, loves boys with dark curly hair. Boys who have a line and are late for dates beware of fireball Lou! We expect invitations to a wedding soon! EILEEN JOAN CHARPENTIER Tootsie Business Pert and real cute best describes Tootsie who's liked by all. Boys with D.A.'s and smart re- marks are nix with Tootsie, but roller-skating, painting, and Art rate quick approval. A talented artist, Tootsie plans to be an in- terior decorator. Activities: Yearbook Staff, De- bating Club, Student Patrol, Stu- dent Court. RUTII MARY CHALINOWSKI Ruthie Business Ruthie's been a wonderful class- mate during her four years at C.H.S. A typical student, she dis- likes homework and getting up on cold, dark mornings. Roller- skating, dancing and swimming are Ruthie's favorite astimes. D Good luck as a private sec! WILLIAM CHEVALIER Willy General Willy is an all around fellow who likes spaghetti and football. However, he dislikes girls who wear knee socks with long skirts. XVilly plans to have his own busi- ness someday. XVe know you can't miss, XVillyl 25 IJEANNA OLIVE CHAMPAGNE Champ College This girl is a talented acrobat as we'll all remember from the '52 Minstrel. Champ likes sports and boys which will certainly help in her future plans to be- come a physical education teach- er and later marry a rich man! Activities: Student Patrol, Ma- jorette, '52 Minstrel, Debating Club, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Red Cross. Q JOHN STEVEN CHMURA Shim m y Distributive Education Shimmy is a friendly smiling boy who did a terrific job playing football for C.H.S. This boy won't go steady unless his girl likes sports and stands upon her own two feet. Remember us when you're a millionaire, Shimmy , Activities: Football, Yearbook Staff, Home Room Representative. GLADYS V. CHOUINARD HRed.7! Business This girl with the charming smile and beautiful red hair is a fun- loving person. She likes clothes, dancing, and a certain '52 grad. Red plans to be a private secretary and later on marry. We're all for you! Activities: Dramatic Club, Ma- jorette, Girls' Basketball Team. JAMES Li. CLAPP Jim Business Electronics! That's Jim's first love. Give him a radio and he is in his glory. Girls make his eyes light up too, although he is a quiet C75 boy with a keen sense of humor. Good luck in your future endeav- ors. Activities: Track. RAYMOND CHARLES CHURCHILL ..Red,, College Red's one ambition in life is to make lots of money. He dis- likes getting up in the morning and those awful afternoon ses- sions. Well when he becomes the WBM CWealthy Business Many he can sleep late in the morning. Activities: Basketball team. JEAN ANN CLICHE AAJGUH Business Remember the cute tap dancer in our minstrels, that's Jay . She is undecided whether she likes danc- ing or certain boys better. Won- der why? One of Jay's assets is her ability to get along with every- one. Lots of luck! l'1l,lNlJR CAROL CLOUGHLY Ellie Business A typical student of C.H.S. is Ellie who likes Saturday night dancing, movies and basketball games. ller peeves are sloppy dressers, pegged pants and boys. Elliel' wants to own a Cadillac convertible s o m e d a y l QWho doesn'tJ. Best of luck for what- ever the future holds! .ff LLC' 'H 4 f' Ujvvl J . ,ruff V .N lx 4 if X is-,T I f , . , N ,fl ,, -f I 'T 1' , Lge, K ' O I' l X 1' ff' ff? .f SYLVIO ALBERT COTE Sem General t'Sero is a popular C.H.S. boy. Someday he would like to be a rodeo rider and we are sure that in whatever contest he may en- ter, he will walk off with the blue ribbon. t'Ride 'em, cowboy! ARTHUR COLLIGAN Art General Art , a newcomer to our school, is quite the fisherman and hunter. He'll soonhforsake these activities however, to join the Air Force. He hopes they have a few Italian cooks who'll serve his favorite dish-pizza. FRANRLIN CLSHIING Frankz'e General Frankie is definitely liked by all. He has a way with the girls and goes in for fishing and west- ern music. After graduation, he's planning to attend Stockbridge to become a Farm Agent and Dairy Farmer. Lots of luck, Frankie , 27 NANCY FLETCHER COSMAN Cosmo College All eyes are on Cosmo , that cute little bundle of dynamite in the class of '54, A certain judge of the Student Court is her main interest. Life is garbage , de- clares Nancy, whose goal is to be a newspaper writer. Activities: Student Court, Ma- jorettes, Pro Merito, Debating Club, Jr. Red Cross, School Pa- per, Personals Editor of Year- book, Sr. Play. MARILYN CZELUSNIAK College A girl just overflowing with per- sonality and friendliness, Marilyn will always be remembered as high stepping the C.H.S. Band onto the football field. Your classmates wish you the best of luck in the fu- ture, Marilyn, you certainly de- serve it. Activities: President Student Council, Head Majorette, Pro Mer- ito. Sr. Class Play, Editor of Clubs K Activies, A Capella Choir. VIRGINIA DARCY Ginger Business Ginger's favorite remark it hurts me right here -is appropriate, for her ambition is to become a nurse. In her spare UD time she enjoys sports. dancing and skat- ing. Loads of personality, helped her make many friends during her four school years. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Court. ROBERTA DAVIS Bert Business Fun-loving and full of pep, Bert has brightened many a dull mo- ment. Music, swimming and apple pies are tops with her. Bert'S ambition is to become a private secretary and to travel around the world. Good luck, Bert. Activities: Student Council, Sr. Class Representative. A s 5 DONALD L. DASHNER Dutch Scientinc 'fDutch is a quiet senior who dis- likes getting up Monday mornings-. Tops with him are blondes, danc- ing, and people who can take a joke. He hopes to be helicopter pilot for the U.S. Air Force. Good luck, Dutch . Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Presi- dent Debating Club, 3. LEON DEMERS HLeelY Business You sick? That's Lee's remark to some girl performing makeup artistry in class. He likes school with sports running a fast second. Lee's planning to become a car- penter. Good luck and be careful not to bang your thumb! PAULINE DUCHARME Paul Business One of the nicest girls C.H.S. has known, Paul adores dancing and bowling. Wear socks to Chi- co or smoke and her sunny smile will disappear. Paul hopes to be a receptionist. XVe know she can't miss! Activities: A Capella Choir. DONALD DULONG XADOHU Distributive Education Don's been a s we l l friend throughout our four years in high school. Like most teen-agers, this one likes music, sports, and blondes but turns thumbs down on conceited girls. Don wants a soft job in the future. How about a pillow factory? Activities: Band. FRANCIS RICHARD IJUCLOS Dulsc College Dulse thinks Yankee fans are strictly taboo but girls, food, and the Boston Red Sox are his joys. This friendly fellow has done a wonderful job on the Debating Club and we know he'll be a suc- cess in life. Activities: Debating Club. ROGER ELGEBE DLPLIS Dime Scientific Always ready for a good time. 4'Dupe rates girls, swimming, and those luicious strawberry sundaes triple A ! lJon't men- tion women drivers or poetry to him. They just don't agree with him. Salesmanship and engineer- ing are future career possibilities. Whatever your decision, you'll make the grade. JOSEPH VVALTER DUDEK ltJ0elI Business Joe's easy-going personality is liked by all. His pet peeves are D.A.'s worn by boys . . . his dis- likes include all kinds of music and traveling. He is undecided as to his future plans-good luck in whatever you choose, Joe! f AJ OJ-J JANE ANN DYBAS Janie Business Janie is a girl whom everyone likes to be around. Her friendliness is felt wherever she goes. She enjoys dancing with a certain tall blonde with blue eyes. Our best to you in the future. Activities: Majorette. ELAINE DYNAK HE!! Business To know her is to like her. E has a yen for food, skating and blue eyesg adores new clothes. Her blacklist includes burnt food and earrings worn with socks. Ambi- tion? To be a successful housewife for some lucky boy. ESTELLE DZIALO Ju1zi0r Business To join the service is Junior's plan after graduation. A certain boy, basketball, dancing, skating and saying Gee whiz are her likes. Two of her pet peeves are term papers and tests. Here's wiShil1g you the best of luck, Junior . so BARABARA JEANNE DZIALO n6DiZYl Business Our t'Diz is a picture of the typi- cal C.H.S. girl-with her winning smile and pleasing personality. As would be expected, she loathes D. A's and those peg pants. Diz,' plans to be an otlice worker after graduation. Activities: Yearbook Staff. BARBARA ERNEST Bobs College Barbara always has a pleasing smile for everyone. She has a keen interest in clothes, traveling, and football games. Barbara plans to go to college and then hopes to travel to South America and Eu- rope. Activities: Student Patrol, News- paper Staff, Girls' Basketball, Pro Merito. PHILIP EVANS Phil Business If you go to any of our games and hear a loud cheer you're sure to know our Phil is lead- ing it. With his wonderful sense of humor and love of sports he has proved to be an ardent sup- porter of all C.H.S. games. Best of luck in the business world! PATRICIA FLYNN Pat Business Pat is one of the class of '54's fun-loving girls. She likes sports, dancing, and eating. Conceited boys are ixnay with her. A good stenographer is Pat's aim in life and we wish her every success. Activities: Band, Pro Merito, Yearbook Staff, A Capella Choir. ANN R. FARLEY Frenchie General Ann's gay disposition cheers ev- eryone. She's an active girl with a love for sports, dancing, and drawing . . . pet peeves include the Yankees, conceited people, and poor sports. Ann's a future fashion designer-Best of luck, Frenchie DORIS FONTAINE --Dot Business t'Dot is a very active C.H.S. girl who dislikes ear benders, brag- gers, and snobs. Football, danc- ing, and dimples are just a few of her likes. Best of luck, Dot We're confident you'll be a won- derful secretary 31 MAE D. FARLEY 1aLMayYl General Mae is an active, fun-loving girl who's liked by all. Boys with D.A.'s and suede shoes rate with her--Yankee fans and conceited boys are at the bottom of her list. Mae plans to become a telephone operator after graduation. Activities: A Capella Choir, Student Patrol, Girls' Basketball Team. c- W EMILE FOUNTAINE Emo Business Emo's a quiet, friendly boy who's hep on dancing, swimming and football. He might be heard say- ing, What's the scoop? when the alarm rings on Monday mornings 'cause that's his pet peeve. Emo wants to own his own business someday. SHIRLEY ANN GADOURY Shirl Business 'tShirl is mad about music and skating. An enjoyable companion, Shirl is always ready for a good time. As for the future, being a bank teller should agree with you, Shirl, for you won't have to get up early or do homework. Activities: Pro Merito. RICHARD GANCAS Gangster College Richard is a real outdoor sports enthusiast as shown by his inter- est in hunting and fishing. When he's not hunting you might find him trying to find out what makes a car tick. His ambition is to be- come an army officer. Activities: Student Patrol. JOAN GAGNON J0a12z'e Teachers' College Joanie's beauitful smile and nice personality will certainly be a help when she becomes Mrs. B-. A certain 6'1 , blond, blue-eyed sail- or is a favorite of Joanie's, but conceited people are not even no- ticed. We all wish you luck. Activities: Student Patrol, A Capella Choir. , , BARBARA ANN GAWRON Bobbie College A good friend of all of her class- mates, Bobbie's name will always be linked with the click-click of a camera. May your wish to attend the U. of M. in the near future come true, Bobbie, after gradua- tion. Activities: Debating Club, Co- editor of Photography, Yearbook, Pep Squad. EDNA GAY Eddie Business I'Iddie's a friendly gal who takes an interest in cats, aviation and especially boys, although she can't stand street corner wolves. In the future she hopes to be keeping house for a handsome husband and a couple of cute kids. Activities: Jr. Red Cross Rep- resentative. LORRAINE GOLBA Business Ice skating, popular music, red convertibles, clean cut guys and pizza make this girl happy while keeping her waiting is guaran- teed to make her future boss a faithful secretary. Activities: A Capella Choir. DONALD GILL .QW fl 'A . W, P, MAJ l iv . ,ll f- M if A: , ' xi , f X J A , I I Q j E Vtf A Chloe General Don's a popular boy around C.H. I V ' , r v - - S. and one of its best artists. He's I USAID X' Glu A Hill IX mad for Driveins, girls and the UG,-In Brooklyn Bums. He has decid- B . ed that after graduation he , l , usmehh would like to be either a com- merical artist or a flier. Activities: Yearbook Staff. HARRY DANIEL GOODVVIN i'Hfl7'l'jl'l Business Harry is a good-looking and in- telligent boy. His dislikes for po- etry and homework is commonly known. .lust give him cute girls with brown eyes and he'll be happy. Harry's :imlnition is to oli- lziin the rank of Amlmirzil in the Navy. Ship Alloy . .-XCIlYlil1'sZ l'l'1r 1ll'l'llu, Gil, with his wonderful personal- ity and likable manner, is the spark in any classroom. He likes horses . . . someday hopes to own a horse ranch. His pet peeve is conceited people. Someday xve'll visit you at your ranch, pardner. Activities: Pro Merito. Qi? 1 1 if Q. ,, J, I-WN . 1 in 171 N' fijh f . f .rf-Q,-1-if f 1 WILLIAM GEORGE GOURLEY Sly Tex Business Sly Tex is the boy with good looks and personality plus. He dis- likes homework, but likes regular kids. He wants to earn S300 a week and be able to afford an at- tractive secretary. We all know he can't miss! Activities: Student Patrol, Track. ,ggtfffifb JOYCE GRAVES HJ0y!! General Joy's favorite pastimes are lis- tening to popular music and danc- ing with a certain Holyoke gradu- ate, but she'd never spend a mo- ment with conceited people or slow drivers. Joy plans to become a nurse after graduation. Don't marry one of your rich patients! Activities: Debating Club, Jr. Red Cross. ILE MAE GUYOTTE J 4 Buslness Lu's ambition is to be an air line hostess. The modern hot-rodders annoy Lu almost as much as driv- ers who are too slow. She adores sweet things like ice cream, but dancing tops her list of likes. Good luck, Lu! Activities: A Capella Choir. MARTIN E. GUGENBERGER, JR. Himmcl Scientihc 'tHimmel's knowledge of any car made by Kaiser will help him be- come a successful Kaiser dealer. He has a weakness for fishing, hunting and girls, but to remain a friend of Himmel's don't men- tion red heads, slow drivers, or home-Work. Activities: Ring Committee, PATRICIA HARRIS upatn College Pat is the perfect example of good things coming in small pack- ages. Sports and pretty clothes rate high with her and girls who smoke head her list of pet peeves. Her ambition? Heaven only knows! Activities: Class Secretary 3, 45 Secretary of Courtg Yearbook Staff. JUDITH H. HAYDEN Judy Business Judy, a cute blonde with big ideas, plans to be a receptionist. It has been nice having you as a member of our class. Best of luck, Judy. Activities: Girls' Basketball Team. CONSTANCE RUTH HOYLE Cmzn1'e General Who plays the cymbals in the C.H.S. Band-Connie, of course. Give her that 46 Nash and number 75 on the football team and she'll be happy. Some- day we may hear her on a Decca Label. VVe sure hope you reach the top. Activities: Band, Jr. Red Cross, Debating Club. RICHARD HENAULT Chubby Business Chubby's a good-natured kid who played a terrific end on our foot- ball team. He dislikes Cathedral and enjoys beating them thor- oughly. tHe should 'cause he helpedll Here's our salute to a future military man, Chubby Best of luck! Activities: Editor, Football, Track, Basketball. RICHARD IRONSIDE Rich - General Rich, although quiet, can be loads of fun. His work with a pencil is purely artistic genius. Naturally drawing is tops on his list but ice cream is a close sec- ond. As an illustrator we know you will be more than successful. Activities: Yearbook Art Staff. t ,f I . I . . ' , ith ff, I PATRICIA HENDRY Pat Business Pat is a girl with many likes which include football games, Oldsmobiles, and double-dating. Her two major dislikes are little brothers and dill pickles. Pat's ambition is to join the Waves, and later on to settle down and get married. Q? RICHARD JOHN IWANICKI Dick Business Dick is a fine musician who was a lot of fun at C.H.S. On Saturday WALTER JANAS. JR. iawaltri Scientific Slow talking but a swell guy to be with best describes Walt. He doesn't go for Kaisers, homework or women drivers but he has a long list of likes. Radio and tele- vision work is his goal. Best of DOROTHY JANIK t'D0t 'Susiness Dot is a petite blonde with a pert face and a friendly way about her. Crew-cuts and vanilla ice cream sodas are her favorite. Dot's a future wife and mother. Best of luck to a cute girl! nights we often listened to his luck Walt. Qcfe-flgggjjif2gwfi1higghdDifgifegfi1g1f Activities: Basketball, Baseball. Good luck, Maestro! SHIRIfEY,JFROLD Activities: High School Band, Slflrl C.H.S. Swing Band, Annual Min- Business Ftl'0l Show- Shirl, a charming majorette with ROBERT JANL SZ Rabbit Business The class of 54 salutes its Nice- President. A good friend of all of his classmates, Bob has contrib- uted much towards the success of our class. Best of luck in the busi- ness worlcl, Bob. Activities: Vice-President, 4. a pleasing smile for everyone, likes sports, dancing and a certain Springfield guy. Her two ambi- tions are to become a medical re- ceptionist and Mrs. Carney. Activities: Majorette. JANET JEZ Jan College Jan is one of the best-natured girls of '54, Her ambition is to become a registered nurse and we are all sure that with her sun- ny disposition, she will be a pleasant addition to any hospital staff. Activities: Debating Club, Yearbook Staff. JANET KAPINOS Jane Business Jane is a popular girl who has loads of personality. A certain red-headed Frenchman rates high on her list of likes but her peeves are bleached blondes and suede shoes. Jane's ambition is to become a secretary and then to get married. FRANCES KAGAN Fran Business Freshman who are in a hurry don't click with Fran. Dancing rates an A on her list of likes. Her ambition and likes should work out tine 'cause Fran is at- tracted to boys and wants to be someone's private secretary! STANLEY FRANK KOKOSZKA Sta Scientitic Sta is a pleasant, likable boy who is keen on sports. math. and 4hemistryt?J. Fleegies and Yan- kee fans annoy this kid. though. The held ol' chemical engineer- ing seems to attract Sta's in- terest. Iles! ul' lllek tn :I swell fel- low! Activities: llasltethull. Year- lmok Staff. l!an1l.Stuileut l':itroI. PHYLLIS KAGAN Slfz':ielfs Business Skizicks is a friendly girl who has many likes which include: all kinds ot' music. dancing, tennis, roller-skating. and ice-skating. Conceited people who are always in a hurry are her pet peeves. Phyllis wants to become a secre- tary and later a housewife. FRANCIS JOHN KOWALCZYK Kew College His Honor Kew made a power- ful Student Court judge. Fish, women, and wine agrees with our boy, but he's annoyed by D.A.'s. Kow shouldn't have much trou- ble earning that million to retire at twenty-one! Activities: Judge of Student Court, Football. flkikfijz - ,I i., W. sl '- U :f J 'N ff JOAN ANN KOZIOL J0anie Business Joanie is a happy-go-lucky girl who has a smile for everyone, but she doesn't like conceited people. She likes nice clothes, convertibles, and football games. If Joanie can't iind a husband, she would like a career as an Air Line Hostess. Activities: A Capella Choir. ROGER LYNN KUBIK Rogair General A typical C.H.S. boy, Rogair is good-looking, hates rainy days, and Monday mornings: adores Saturday nights, dancing, and bru- nettes. Old Mother Nature has beckoned to Rogair who plans to lead an outdoors life as a Game Warden. Activities: Hockey, Varsity Foot- ball Manager, Yearbook Staff. ROBERT KOZUB HBob?! Scientific Bob's a terrific musician as well as an honor student at C. H. S. Movies, M.C. , and sports rate tops with him, but he's strictly nix on bleached blondes, book- worms, and Bermuda shorts. Bob plans to be an architect. Activities: Orchestra, Band, Yearbook Staff, Pro Merito, Se- nior Play. DALE EUGENE KUHN Kuh,11.slci Scientific Kuhnski is that rare kind of boy who's always chuckling. He enjoys being with girls, sports, and dancing but he just doesn't like Bermuda shorts on piano legs. Dale's ambition is to be a civil engineer. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Patrol, Senior Play Commit- iee, Pro Merito. . RITA SUZANNE KULPA Ritek Teachers' College Ritch , doesn't like sloppy dres- sers, D.A.'s or careless drivers. To go square-dancing with that boy and eat chocolate cake are Ritch's delights. As either a nurse or an elementary teacher, we're certain Ritch 'll do her best. Activities: Pro Merito, Year- book, A Capella Choir. RITA ELEANOR LaBARE PETER KUMIEGA upeterr Distributive Education Pete is the handsome boy with the broad smile and warm Hel- lo . He certainly has done him- self proud on the football field. His ambition is to see his brother star as a football player. Good luck, Pete! HROSQU Activities: Football, Baseball, Business Basketball. Rita is a likable senior who en- joys high school so much she'd like to start over. Her pet peeves are stuck-up boys and back stab- bers. She likes food, sports, and good looking boys. Best of luck in everything you undertake! Activities: Debating Club, Girls' Basketball Team. if ' C. or PW ,Aff X57 I WILLIAM LACROIX -D541 Flip11y Business t'Flippy agrees that getting up in the morning is harmful to his fellow men. Like any red-blood- cd American boy, he likes danc- ing, and swimming. He hopes to work in his Dad's grocery store. Bonne chance! Activities: Yearbook Staff. JUDITH ANNE KUSEK Judy College For her participation in all C.H.S. activities, we'll remember Judy, the activity- plus girl. Judy doesn't like the mad rush be- tween classes or term papers, but sports, driving, and pecan pie, Oh Boy! Activities: Student Court, Sec. of Student Council '54, Sr. Play. Pro Merito, Yearbook, Debating Club. 1 lf W EUGENE LADUZENSKI Lad Scientific Although he is on the quiet side, L'Lad always has a big, friendly smile for everyone. His pet peeves are homework and getting up in the morning. Girls, weekends, and sundaes are tops with 'tLad . His ambition is to become a pilot. Best of luck, Lad . U ,J L lllj J! .g ,ev ALFRED LA FRENIERE MAI!! General t'Al is a C.ll.S. student who al- ways has a big smile for every- one. Baseball and girls are his likes, and his only dislikes are Yankee fans. His ambition is to become a member of the Fire Department. Best of luck! CLAIRE LARAMEE Cay Business Cay is sweet, petite, and quiet. Although she's disturbed by cats, Cadillacs, cowboy music, and homework, she likes r0ller-skat- ing, hamburgs, and the Brooklyn Dodgers. How about that! Here's wishing you success in the busi- ness field. Activities: A Capella Choir. ADRIAN PAUL LAPLANTE HAM., General Une of our class comedians, Age kept us in stitches most of the time. Monday mornings and homework peeye our boy, but a 54 Cadillac on a Saturday night is tops. Age's ambition is to play Joe Friday on Dragnet JEANNINE ROSE LARIVIERE Butch Business Butch, the attractive girl with the pleasing personality, has won many friends. She likes dancing, football, and a future curly- haired teacher. XVe are sure she'll be a tine nurse and an asset to any hospital. Best of luck al- ways! Activities: Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Jr. Red Cross, Se- nior Play. lm ANN LAUZIEII U1-llllllilw Business Annie is one of the fun-loving girls of C.H.S. She is liked by all who know her. Conceited people, pizza, and studying annoy her, but is fond of boys, dancing, and skating. VVe all know she'll be a fine secretary. BARBARA LE BOEUF Bains Distributive Education Among the students of the class of '54 are those who are neither quiet nor noisy but just right. Our Babs fits this description perfectly. Long sleek automobiles attract her good eye but those fast drivers kill her. As a housewife we know she'll be tops. BARBARA LAUZIER Burl, Business Barb is one of our better- natured senior girls. Football and dancing seem to rate tops with her, while her pet peeves are bleached hair and coughing. She plans to be a receptionist and later make some man a good wife. JUANITA MARY LECH Nita College Nita is an earnest student and perhaps a teacher of tomorrow. She loves maple walnut sundaes and sleek blue convertibles but beware poor sports and know-it- alls. She will always be known as a girl who is quiet and nice like sugar and spice. Activities: Jr. Red Cross, De- bating Club, A Vapella Vhoir. '-J . UEJ Ji A X i ig, ll Wi J X . fl ,fs ,i PAULINE LAUZIERE Shorty Distributive Education Vlhat Pauline lacks in height she makes up for in looks and per- sonality. Although her likes are manyg dancing, roller skating, and dating a certain guy, she dis- likes fast drivers. In the future Pauline would like to become a hair-dresser. RONALD LEDOUX Lorrie General Louie has a mad passion for sports, girls, money, and music. He sides with anyone who can't stand girl's knee soxs and Ber- muda shorts. He can be found at Fhico's every Saturday night. Louie's goal is to live to be a hun- dred. JEANNETTE LEMELIN F1'e1Lchy Business Frenchy is a very attractive young lady with green eyes that are the envy of all. She's very friendly and lots of fun to be with. Frenchy plans to marry some tall, dark, handsome man and raise a fine family. HENRY LENART Lis College Liz, our dependable class treas- urer, likes to take life easy as can be readily seen, by his leisurely shuffle. After graduation Liz plans to be the owner of a big business-he enjoys handling money! Good luck, Vanderbilt! Activities: Class Treasurer, 3 and 4: Prom Committee. EDWIN EARL LEMPKE Eddie Business Eddie likes girls who wear Ber- muda shorts and red knee socks most of all, but he dislikes to hear corny jokes. Pardon us! Ed- die wants to be a musician in the Air Force. W'e're sure he'll make the grade. Activities: High School Band, C.H.S. Swing Band, Annual Min- strel Show. SUZANNE LEVREAULT Hsulefl Business Sue, one of the best women driv- ers of C.H.S. also enjoys dancing, with her favorite partner Roy. Black hair-big blue eyes-fine with her but teasing fathers and pesty sisters nix. Someday Sue plans to get married-good luck. NORMA LISZKA Norm Business Norm is a peaceful gal-she just hates arguing. Match-making doesn't rate with this girl either, but she fancies roller-skating and is very good at it, too! Norm will make an excellent secretary or teacher. Best of Luck! HELEN LUNARDINI Dz'ni Business Dini has a liking for dancing, parties, sports, and nice cars. She plans to enter Holyoke Junior College and further her business education. Good luck to a future secretary lkeep off the boss's knees, Dini J! Activities: A Capella Choir. J? A BEVERLY LONCZAK HBev7! Business Blonde Bev abhors conceitedpeo- ple as much as she likes sailors, sports, strawberry sundaes and those Yankees. She hopes to be- come a stenographer and eventu- ally marry some lucky guy. She gets along too well with people! Here's to ,your success. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Pro Merito. RH AE ANN LUSSIER llRay!l College Remember Ray who cheered her heart out for C.H.S.? Well, she didn't like those slacks! The out- of-town games were definitely for Lu. Ray hopes to become a medical assistant someday. She's going to make some doctor a mighty good'one. Activities: Cheerleader, Year- book Staif. .9 ADAMS LOPUK Apple Distributive Education Apple was tops as Co-Captain of our football team. He likes sports and to see Matys work but dislikes to see a teacher chewing gum in class. After grad- uation, Apple plans to become a bum with some of his pals! Activities: Football Team. JAMES LYONS 'tJ1'n1 Scientific Girls look twice when this boy walks by. Friendly, easy going, Big Jim abhors bleached hair, but makes no complaints con- cerning weekends, food, sports or the Red Sox. Whatever profes- sion he may choose with his per- sonality, he'll be sure tire. Activities: Football, Yearbook Staff. JOSEPHINE ANNE MAC- DONALD Jo-Anne College Jo-Anne is that good-natured girl who can always cheer you up. Because she is interested in ev- erything and everyone, she loves to give advice even if no one lis- tens. Social work is the goal Jo- Anne is aiming for. Activities: Pro Merito Debat- ing Club, Sr. Play, School News- paper, Yearbook Staff. A . JOAN ELLA MAHONEY J0a1zie General Joanie , a red head, is one of the more likable girls of C.H.S. She doesn't care for conceited people but dotes on dancing, sports and crew cuts. A prospec- tive Florence Nightingale, we know she will hold the lamp high and well. Activities: Girls' Basketball Team. y 'S PETER JOSEPH MACEK Pete College Here's the boy who's against the Yankees and homework. Say any- thing improper concerning his Red Sox-and you're in trouble! Ambition? Chemical Engineer. Friendly, with a marvelous sense of humor, Pete is sure to make the grade! ANN MAKUCH Annie Business Ann is a friendly girl with a smile for all. She has loads of school spirit, and was seen at all C.H.S. sports and activities. Ann's am- bition is to be a secretary and with her ability we're sure she'll succeed. Activities: Student Court, Year- hook Staff, Pro Merito. JOHN ANDREW MARCINEK, JR. Johnny Scientific No mad scientist is our John- ny. Good-natured boy that he is, he dislikes getting up in the morning, deplores home-work. He'll drink milk-shakes 'till he's green. Good luck to our future chemical engineer. Activities: Yearbook Staff. RAYMOND MATOSKY liRay!! College The latest fashions don't seem to click with Ray. He's a fine, friendly guy who likes all kinds of sports. Ray is undecided about his ambition in life but with his willingness to Work success will come soon. , 1 f tzfyifh A- FRANCIS MARSZALEK Marty Business 'tMarty is quite a guy. He's never in the same spot, and al- ways on-the go. Mention skating, hunting, or swimming, and you are in. As an industrial magnate, we know you'll do well. RONALD MATOSKY Ronnie Distributive Education Ronnie likes the weaker sex but he's quite fussy-no bleached blondes included. Our cute kid also has a weakness for fishing, dancing and baseball. It'll be a lucky girl who gets Ronnie 'cause he plans to be a millionaire! 45 1,9 Jay! Rf , gcc Meme., DAVID STUART MATHEWSON i'Matty College Matty is a happy-go-lucky guy whose likes are many. Among' them are the Red Sox. His pet peeves are Yankee fans. Is your mother home little girl? Mat- ty's ambition is to be a success in college and then a salesman. Activities: Debating Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper. ADOLPH P. MATYS Gu11die llistributive Education Gundi, one of our football heroes, just can't stand girls who think they are all it. Otherwise, he hasn't a worry in the world. Some day we'll be reading one of Gun- di's novels. He's going to be a great writer. Activities: Football. lr. eiei ELSIE MAZIARZ Dimples Business Dimples is an ambitious girl who enjoys all sports and danc- ing, but can't be bothered with boys who stand around at dances! 'tDimple's goal is to become a Medical Secretary and with her intelligence and personality she can't miss! Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Year- book Staff, Jr. and Sr. Class Rep- resentative. JOHN WINTHROP MCKINSTRY Mac Business Mac is one of the more serious members of our class, but his quiet ways have brought him many friends. He dislikes soph- isticated girls. Give him a good class debate and you'll rate. Mac's ambition is to become a Hatchery Manager. Best of luck in the future. 46 if if MARGARET JANE MCBLAIR Marge Distributive Education Marge is one of the few girls for- tunate enough to be released from school every day at 11:30. She likes dancing, eating, and one special guy. Her pet peeves are snorts and fast drivers. Marge's ambition is to get mar- ried. Activities: Yearbook Staff. DORIS MCLEAN 1lD0tll Business Dot is a likable person who is easy to get along with. She dis- likes pegged pants and washing dishes, but enjoys skating, danc- ing, clothes, and tall boys with crew cuts. The class of '54 knows she'll be a charming VVave. DOLORES SALLY MENDRALA Dolly Distributive Education An apt phrase to describe our Dolly is fun personified. Sports, dancing, orange sodas, rate high on her list and, of course, boys do, too. Beware all conceited people-for you are Dolly's pet peeve. Good luck to you always. DONALD MERCURE Merc Business Football-loving Merc just won't stand for girls who smoke. Drawing and dancing, says good-looking Merc, are fun. He wants to become a Certified Public Accountant. We know his books will balance just right. GLADYS MENDRALA Business YVhen confronted by freshmen, homework, or term papers she is apt to voice her favorite punch line, Gee whiz! Gladys will certainly make a stand-out per- formance for Uncle Sam since her wish is to join the service. ARLEINE MERRIC lx ,1lz'ckey Business Swimming, skating, spectator sports, reading and sewing are tops with this quiet girl. At the present she is still undecided about her future career but we are Certain that she will reach the peak of whatever field she attempts. Activities: Debating Club. -29 PEARL MERCIER Business On blue Monday mornings friend- ly Pearl consoles herself with thoughts of football players, nice clothes and Cadillacs. Our crys- tal ball sees Pearl following in Christian Dior's footsteps. Suc- cess in the future is our gradua- tion wish for her. RICHARD MESCHKE Richie Distributive Education Gay and mischievous best de- cribes Richard, wh0's always fun to be with. Hard-hearted teach- ers are this fellow's only peeve. To sell pop corn at the World Se- ries is Richard's aim in life. VVe'll be rooting for you, Rich! 4.. MARILYN GAIL MICHAUD Mickey Business Mickey is one of the gayest girls in our class. Her many likes in- clude strawberry ice cream sodas, and Sgt. Dahlby, but she just can't put up with naughty stu- dent patrol members. Best of luck as a housewife, Mickey! Activities: Student Council, A Fapella Choir, Girls' Basketball Team, Minstrel. JOAN MURRAY Jounic Business li' you are a show-off, beware of our t'Joanie . Enjoy movies? Fine with Joan. A certain boy named Bob also rates pretty high. Her goal in life is to get married. Good luck with those cakes, Joanie . 48 SYLVIA EVELYN MORIN MSU!!! Business Syl is one of our prettiest girls with a charming personality. Her pet peeye is the word Uno! but she likes tall boys with brown eyes. Her ambition is to be a sec- retary to Montgomery Flift. VVe're all for you. Syl. aide, I M44 f ' U44 My fl 5 f DONALD MYETTE Don General Don, a Very typical young man. is annoyed by women drivers, but his list of likes includes the foun- tain at Szot Park and dancing. As a future ofiicer in the US. Air Force, we wish you High Fly- ing , Don! ANNE NATALE Honey College A pretty girl with an added touch of glamour, Anne has been a good friend to all of her class- mates. Her ambition is to study interior decorating. Best of luck from all your classmates, Anne. Activities: Jr. Red Cross, De- bating Club, Student Patrol, Journalism Class. DOLORES NIEDBALA Dory Business Dolores is a popular girl who is eflicient in her school work, but is also an all-around C.H.S. girl who likes roller-skating, dancing, and senior boys. Businessmen, take notice! In the future, Do- lores plans to become a private secretary. Activities: Jr. Red Cross, Pro Merito. gyffhf-J' SS? i LEON DAVID NEIDLEMAN Judge Scientific Tall, dark, handsome, plus lots of personality--that's Leon you're describing! A really all-around fellow, Leon loves sports, math and pretty girls, but wise guys and stuck-up girls pester him ter- ribly. Leon's bound to succeed in his goal of engineering! Activities: Baseball, Basket- ball, Sr. Play Committee. DANIEL NIZIANKIEXVICZ N1':1 ' Business Nizi, a happy-go-lucky fellow, has a smile for everyone. Ile just loves food and girls: maybe that's why he wants to be El fam- ily man! Good Luck, Nizi! 49 .9 ,, 3 Cv- 5' EDWARD NELLIGAN Ned General Like every regular fella Ned loves football and baseball, but Monday mornings and home- work just don't agree with him. XVe all hope that Ned will ac- quire his first million without much effort on his part so that he will be able to make that dream of retiring early in life come true. Activities: Football, Baseball. CAROL NOISEUX Business Carol wants only to meet the right man and get married. She dislikes conceited boys and 'fuck-up people but she's just crazy about roller-skating and rides in convertibles. Lots of luck, Carol. Activities: Jr. Red Cross. ANDREXV A. NOYV AK Andy College Andy is one of our most studious and quiet boys who possesses one of the best scholastic records in our class. Andy's a lover of clas- sics and wishes to enter politics in later life. Best of everything, Andy! Activities: Debating Club. JEAN CATHERINE OPON HJl'UlII'l'H Business A girl who best fits the picture of an ideal friend is Jeanie. She likes school activities, dances and traveling but definitely puts her foot down when unreasonable homework assignments and last lunch come her way. Best of luck in the future! Activities: A Capella Choir, Yearbook Staff, Pro Merito. A FRANCIS OLBRYCH, JR. Fran Distributive Education Any of us who remember our football teams will remember Fran. He did a whale of a good job helping our boys fight on to victory. To be a mailman and settle down in the great some- where is Fran's ambition. Hope you reach your goal! Activities: Football, Basket- ball. ROBERT JOHN ORMSBY UBOIV' College Habeas scabiem? is Bob's vorite remark. His career is decided now but judging fr his C.H.S. record he'l1 succeed anything. Gabby girls are number one peeve and food sleep are on his hit parade likes. Activities: Debating Club, Jr Red Cross, Pro Merito. ROBERT JOSEPH ORSZAK Bob General To be an announcer on a local radio or TV station is the hope Bob has for his future. He dis- likes Yankee fans, knee socks, and D.A.'s, but roots for the Red Sox, Jimmy Piersall, sports and designing. Activities: Basketball Team. IJOLORES ANN PALERMA Doll Business Easy to get along with and hap- py-go-lucky describes Doll best. She goes for blue converti- bles, and sailors but despises girls who write t'Dear John letters. Her ambition is to become a housewife. Good luck with those cakes! RICHARD MARTIN OSGOOD Ozzie General Ozzie is a senior who has a smile for everyone. The Detroit Tigers and good test marks are his likes. As for the New York Yankees and homework, well- Ozzie's ambition is to become an athletic director. Best of Luck. Activities: Baseball. u MARIE PALLADINO Wop Business Marie, a fun-loving girl, is every- one's friend. Her pleasing per- sonality and charming smile will never be forgotten. She likes football, dancing, and blond- haired boys with blue eyes. Her ambition is to fall in love. Best of Luck! Activities: Red Cross. Year- book Staff. 51 .9 NATALIE OSSOLINSKI Nat Business Our A Capella Choir will lose one of its most friendly and gay- est members when Nat gradu- ates. A hearty rooter, we find Nat at all the games. With your disposition, you'll make any of- fice a pleasure to work in. Activities: A Capella Choir and Jr. Red Cross. 'Q U, W l l HENRI ARTHUR PARE, JR. Hank Scientinc Here's Hank, our class president, and one of the best-liked fellows we've known. This good-natured guy likes food and pretty girls, but loses that sunny disposition when women drivers or mixed-up kids appear. Hank's bound to suc- ceed at any job! Activities: Class President 3 and 45 Pro Merito, Student Coun- cil. LEA ROSE PARENTEAU Business No sense of humor! Sorry, you're not Lea's type. One of our sunni- c-st and most popular seniors, this girl loves fluify kittens and music. Lea's future plans include piano teaching, marriage, and mother- hood. XVe'll be rooting for you, kid! Activities: Vice-President 33 Yearbook Staffs, Student Council, Pro Merito, Cheerleader, Debat- ing Club, A Capella Choir. W' ALTER PASKO Walt General Walt's a quiet fellow with no use for girls but with a special yen for Chemistry. lBetter keep the chem lab locked at night 'cause Walt wants to blow up the school somedayll Hope you succeed in remaining a happy bachelor, W'alt. 52 IRENE BARBARA PARTYKA Honey Business 'Sleepers Creepers! Honey must have met someone without a sense of humor. YVith such a lik- ing for people you'll surely make a pleasant co-worker and a fine bookkeeper. 'We hope you some- day will realize all those child- hood ambitions. Activities: Girls' Basketball Team. JOAN PATTERSON Jeanie Business . To be either a medical secretary or theater manager is Joanie's ambition. She dislikes disagree- able people, fleegie and cliques but loves to say You under-nour- ished germ! Records, clothes and Awful, Awfuls are some of her many likes. Best of luck! Activities: Jr. Red Cross, A Capella Choir. sf: ROBERT PELCHER '-Boo Business To those who know him, Bob's a swell guy. Many might agree when Bob says he doesn't like girls who comb their tresses in public. He is as yet undecided about his career but we know he'll do well in anything he un- dertakes. SHIRLEY MARIE PERREAULT Frcnclzy Business Frenchy is one of our most charming girls who like foot- ball, dancing, grinders, and Da- yid. Her dislikes include con- ceited boys and show-offs. Her ambition is to raise a family. Best of luck, Shirley, we know you'll succeed. Activities: Girls' Basketball. VlNf'!fIX'l' PAUL PELLANIJ Vincf ' Scientific Vince is a popular C.H.S. boy who has been a hard-working part1cipant in many class activi- ties throughout his four years. His ambition is to be President. You can be sure of our votes, Mr, President . Activities: Student Court, Stu- dent Council, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Play. JOAN PETIIICIQ limi Business Red , a future olliee worker has two pet peeves, stuck-up people and jealous girls. Big deal Y her l'ax'o1'ite remark. goes hand in hand with her likes-roller skat- ing. dancing, and ilt'l'l'l1llllf'.il.S. boy. llesl ol' luck. lletl . Actiyitirs: A Vapella l'llull'. 53 -if 1 is y...c r BEVERLY PELOQLIX II'usf11 Business Two words sum up Rusty--pert and charming. She doesn't like jealous people, but roller-skating and dancing attract her atten- tion. She's often heard remarking How about that! The business world will welcome llusty. Activities: A Capella Choir. Ls-K e W X CONSTANCE POUTRE Connie College Petite, pretty, and popular total up to equal our Connie. An avid dancing fan, Connie can be seen at all C.H.S. dances. Good luck to a wonderful girl in her chosen I I career as a nurse. . e'i1. ' V , A c t i v i t i e s: Editor-in-Chief ,V Yearbook, Student Court, Prose- - f cuting Att. 3, Sec. 1, Newspaper, 1 Jr. Red Cross. . x 5 I 5 2 i I Q CONSTANCE PIQUETTE Con1zz'e f Business , fp I.:OBERT PIECIAK Connie is one of our quiet se- ' M, ..B0b,, niors who enjoys roller skating , and dancing. People who are General conceited are among her dislikes. This friendly boy seems quiet- that is, until you get to know him! Bob is a sports fan but if you're a woman driver or a soph- isticated girl you just won't rate with him. Good luck as a future draftsman ! Her only ambition in the future is to become a good office worker. Lots of success, Connie . Activities: A Capella Choir. EILEEN MARIE PROVODA College Jazz isn't this gal's beat! Besides liking long-haired music, Eileen is always going on long walks to enjoy Mother Nature. An under- standing nurse is this gal's goal. Eileen also loves dancing and can play a mean game of tennis. Activities: Debating Club, Jr. Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, A Ca- pella Choir. DOROTHY M. PTASZEK Wi11lcic Business Dorothy's pleasing personality and wonderful taste in clothes are tops! She likes crew cuts and strawberry milkshakes, but reck- less drivers and term papers are off her list. VVinkie plans to be- come a Registered Nurse in the future. Good luck! Activities: Yearbook Staff, Pro Merito. KATHLEEN RAHILLY Kathy Business Kathy is the quiet type but with those beautiful eyes what does she need to say. She dislikes show-offs but football, skating and pizza pie she likes. She hopes to become successful in business. How can she miss? EDWARD ALBERT RYBAK Bugeye Business VVhen you hear remarks like How about that , and Hot dogl , you know it's our Bug- eye , coming down the corridor. His likes are cars, sports, and movies which include the oppo- sex, naturally. C.H.S.'s loss be T.V.'s gain. Activities: Hockey Team, Stu- Patrol. ff ' I ALICE MARIE ROSINSKI Business Alice is liked by all. She enjoys popular music, spaghetti, ice cream, and football games, but she has no use for hot rods and jazz. We all know Alice will make a wonderful secretary. Activities: S t u d e nt Court, Yearbook Staff, A Capella Choir, Pro Merito, Debating Club. l ETHEL RUEL B11yycrzs Business Anyone want their picture taken? Here's a girl who likes to snap them. Besides photography, Ethel enjoys dancing, sewing and sports. XVith her wonderful per- sonality, she has made many friends who wish her loads of success as a general oflice work- er. Activities: Co-editor photogra- phy staff yearbook. L THERESE SACCAVINO 0 - Terry J ' College Terry has surely hitched her wagon to a lucky star. She'll make an excellent elementary school teacher. Please clon't men- tion lied Sox when Terry's around she's strictly forthe Bronx Bomb- ers. Swimming and bowling rate an with this gal. Activities: Newspaper. llelmt- ing Club. Yearbook Staff. P' . 'Q LOUIS SANTOS III Louie General Louie is a sha1'p dresser who is the life of every party. Ile dis-' likes teachers and college girls. Our basketball team will certain- ly miss Louie. Success, Louie, in any venture you undertake. Activities: Basketball. BARBARA ANN SANTY 'tBarIn Business Full of pep, sociable and smiling describes our girl, Barb. Among her likes are sports, crew-cuts and sewing. Of football referees and earbenders she has just three words t'For the birds. She will surely be successful as a clerk- typist. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Jr. Red Cross, Girls' Basketball Team. ARLENE SENECAL E::y General Ezzy is one of our quiet, light- haired girls whose friendly ways have won her scores of friends. A guy named Madgie . and mu- sic are tops with Ezzy. Her am- bition is to settle down and make a good wife for some Very lucky fellow. 56 SHIRLEY SCRIBNER S111'rI Business Girls who smoke and wear too much lipstick are taboo with this Miss. Mention sports and youlll be in. Her main ambition is to become a secretary. We know you will be an asset to any otlice. Parry On! Activities: Jr. Red Cross, A Capella Choir. DOROTHY SHANNAHAN Def Business One dark-haired girl who pos- sesses a cheerful disposition and who is liked by all who know her, is Dot. She enjoys herself when dancing, roller skating, and watching football games. We know Dot will be a success in her chosen career-Nursing. Activities: A Capella Choir. ALLAN IiYERIC'l'T SITTARD Skip College A great lover of music, Skip plays the sweetest trumpet this side of Ileaven. We appreciate his do- nating the services of his swing band at all of our dances. May the future hold success for you, Skip. Activities: Student Council, Pres. Att. of Student Ct., Mgr. Band, A Capella Choir, Y Staff, Debating Club, Jr. Red Cross. . F , Vi . . LJV: .1 , J fjvJ.7'A. Ubi, KVI-1 x5 . . KRYSTYN ANN SOKOL Krys General One of the most popular girls at C.H.S., Krys can't stand slow and conceited people. Krys actually likes boys who wear pegged pants, enjoys dancing and foot- ball games. Fun to be with, she hopes to marry and raise a fam- ilv. Activities: Cheerleader. Y BERNICE MARIE SKORKA Bunny Business Ilunny always does her best in whatever she undertakes. Sports, dancing and popular music are but a few of her enjoyments. With Bunny's disposition we are certain she will attain her goal in life, a private secretary in a bank. Activities: Pro Merito, Student Patrol. DOROTHX KRYSTYN SOYVA Dottie Business Dottie is a fun-loving girl who likes dancing, boys and eating pizzas. With her wonderful per- sonality she has brightened many a dull moment. In the future Dot- tie plans to get married and raise a large family. Best wishes to a swell girl. 57 -Vs MARILYN RUTH SNAPE ,lIarc College Likable Mare might be looking at us with a nurse's cap perched on her head soon. A whiz on ice skates and at all syorts Mare l V dislikes stuffy and conceited peo- ple. XVe hear her say t'Nuts too much homework. Activities: Yearbook Staff, W? CONSTANCE IRENE SPINKS UCYOIITIIUUH College Attractive, popular, Connie has helped to brighten school days at C.H.S. Her pet peeve is people who take their time. Football players and clothes are among her likes. Always different, Con- nie wants to study to become an Ichthyologist Ciish doctorl. Activities: Yearbook Staff. JAMES FRANCIS STEFANIK Jim Distributive Education Jim is a happy-go-lucky guy whom everyone likes. On the top of his list is hunting, fishing and people who like to laugh. His pet peeve are girls who wear knee length stockings. Best of luck, Jim , from all of us. SHIRLEY STEFANIK Shirl Business You can always be sure of a good time when Shirl is around be- cause of her personality. People who crack their gum are among her pet peeves. She enjoys ice- skating and pizza pie. Best of luck! Activities: Pro Mcrito. LORRAINE JANE STEFANIK Business Lorraine is one of our tiny blondes who enjoys ice-skating and Polish dancing. Silly girls and getting up on Monday morn- ings are among her pet peeves. This cute girl will be a successful secretary in any office. Activities: A Capella Choir. PHYLLIS ELIZABETH STEVENS ttphylfi College Phyl's,' favorite saying, For Pete's Sake , goes along with her likes music, sports, and nice clothes. But her pet peeves are cliques, noisy people and home- work over the weekend. With executive secretary as your am- bition, Phyl , we wish you the best. Activities: Yearbook Staff, School Paper. PHYLLIS STOKOWSKI llphylli Business Phyl, a quiet girl with a pleasing personality, is liked by everyone. Music, children and watching T.V. are but a few of Phyl's en- joyments. Her ambition is to be a housewife. Best wishes to a wonderful girl. JOYCE ELIZABETH SWEENEY Business Happy-go-lucky Joyce is a wel- come addition in any gathering. Friendly and likable, she says Tsk! Tsk! to stuck-up boys and conceited people but welcomes dancing, skating and boys. XVe know you'll succeed in whatever profession you enter. RAYMOND STRYCHARZ IARGUH Business Ray is a friendly fellow who likes movies and mystery books. Among his pet peeves are those corridor crooners and getting up at sunrise. His ambition is to suc- ceed in anything and everything he does. Lots of luck, Ray. Activities: Junior Red Cross, Student Patrol. THOMAS SWIFT Swifty College A grand fellow with a keen sense of humor, Swifty has helped to brighten up many a dull day at C.H.S. To be a successful dentist is Swifty's goal. All the luck in the world goes out to you. Activities: Business Manager of Yearbook, Junior Red Cross, Pro Merito, Senior Play. SUSAN KATHRYN SUGRUE Fletcher Business Fletcher is a typical C. H. S. student with an attractive ap- pearance and a quiet way about her. She likes short dark haired boys, but those who tease annoy her. Fletcher plans for the fu- ture are uncertain. We know she'll be successful in anything she chooses! Activities: Debating Club. ROSE MARY SYPEK Rosie Business .1 girl with an agreeable lity and an extra special est in sports and hot fudge es, hopes to enter the busi- ss world as a secretary in the uture. With her cheerfulness she ll soon attain success. Activities: Student Patrol. CHESTER JOHN SZETELA 'tChet General A little guy with a big personality -that's our Chet. To succeed in politics is his aim in life. VVe'll be looking for your name on the bal- lot. Best of luck, Mr. Mayor. Activities: Senior Play JANICE SZUBARGA Jan College Jan's ambitions center around globe-trotting and her intention to become a school teacher. VVoe unto the advertisers who insist upon interrupting a good pro- gram, because this traveling and ice skating enthusiast is dead-set against them. Activities: Yearbook. BARBARA SZLACHETKA Slate College Slats was one of the quietest girls in the class of Lunch periods, cabbage pirogi's and music are among her likes and childish people simply don't rate with this girl. She plans to travel after finishing her nurse's training. ANN TENCZAR Butch Business Always fun to be with, Butch likes smooth dancers and meeting new people. We bet they're glad to meet her, too. She aspires to get a good office job, then settle down and get married. Lots of luck, Butch. Activities: A Cappella Choir, Junior Red Cross. VERNE TETREAULT College Verne's main interest is girls, es- pecially blondes with blue eyes. This future dentist doesn't like serious kids or snobs. He's the hep drummer in the C.H.S. band whose favorite remark is You'd better believe it! Activities: C.H.S. Band, Year- book Staff. BARBARA LILLIAN TOOMEY ugarbrr Business Barb loves hot fudge sundaes Ccalories just don't bother this girllj and doing things just for laughs. However, Barb doesn't consider pokey drivers or con- ceited people a laughing matter. Barb's a sure hit as a private sec- retary! Activities: Dramatics Club. f l dk Cl - f I K ANNE THEROUX 'tAmzz'e Business Annie is a swell friend and a wonderful dresser, so she likes well-dressed people. Her pet peeves must be marriage as her only ambition in life is to stay single! For Annie this will be very difficult. Success! Activities: Jr. Red Cross. RICHARD PETER TYMINSKI Tim Distributive Education You'll always find Tim smiling, except when he spots a bleached blond. He enjoys hunting, fish- ing and flashy cars. To join the Navy and see the world is Tim's ambition. A salute from the Class of 54 to Admiral Tymin- ski! 6, BARBARA THOMPSON Barb Business Barb is a fun-loving girl who enjoys football, basketball, nice clothes and a certain senior. Her winning smile has brought many friends. Barb's personality will be a great help in her ambition to hold an office position. Activities: Cheerleader, Year- book Staff, Sr. Play. 'Q J x fx v at wx HELEN VENESKI Ellie Business Ellie's a cute little blonde who's tons of fun. This girl just hates lockers that wonit shut but real- ly enjoys those football games when Chicopee wins. She goes in for dancing and roller skating. Ellie's sure to become a good sec- retary in the future. Activities: Jr. Red Cross. BEVERLEY WATSON Heep Distributive Education Bev is an attractive girl with beautiful long wavy hair. She dislikes conceited people and cliques, but popular music, foot- ball players and dancing, are among her favorites. VVe wish you luck in your ambition to be- come an airline hostess. Activities: Majorette. JOHN VVEGRZYN Jack General Jack likes to have good times with nice-lookin irls. XVhat g g C boy doesn't?J He wants to be- come a fly-boy, Air Force here he comes! Jack's pet peeve is young freshman girls. Here's an salute to a future general. Activities: Yearbook Staff. MICHAEL J. WATSON Mickey Distributive Education Money is number one on Mickey's hit parade but running a close second is riding in a car with pretty girls. Mickey's black list has females who dye their hair. As a commercial artist he's bound to succeed. Best of luck to a swell guy. BARBARA WHALEN Bitsy College A girl with a terrific sense of hu- mor, that's our Bitsy. Zoot suits are nix as far as this girl is con- cerned but there's a yea cheer for sports and of course their players. As a nurse we know you'll be an asset to any hospital. Activities: Yearbook Staff, A Capella Choir. FRED WIETECHA Chubby College Chubby is one young man in our class, who wants to become an M.D. Peg pants are off his list but right on top are outdoor sports. Fix my finger, Doc. BARBARA Evi-:LYN WILLIAM- soN f-Barb College Barb's a friendly girl with a grand sense of humor. Music, sports and guys with porkies rate high with Barb while she takes a dislike to conceited people, fool- ish girls and D.A. haircuts. Bar- bara's ambition is to succeed in whatever she does. Activities: School Paper, A Ca- pella Choir. THERESA WVIETECHA 647708397 Business A loud noise, a hearty laugh and everyone knows Tess is com- ing. Our chatterbox loves sports, music, roller skating and anything that involves fun. Small in size, big in heart is our Tess , Best of luck as a secretary and housewife. JOAN WOLAININ Joanie College Joanie who is capable of ex- ploding into helpless laughter when the proper time arises favors music, sports, and-of course, boys. Her fervent ambi- tion is to own a white Cadillac Convertible, no less! Good Luck, Joanie , from the Class of '54, Activities: A Capella Choir, Band. .93 ! DOLORES NVIGGLESWORTH Business Dolores is a nice-mannered, well- Iiked girl at C.H.S. who particu- larly enjoys Driver's Ed. and strawberry milkshakes. With her background of business subjects and her sunny disposition, we predict she will go far in the business world. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Pro Merito. 'Q if if PATRICIA 'WOOD spat., Business Pat is a sweet girl with a radi- ant smile. Italian food and tall boys are all to Pat's liking but, oh how she dislikes getting up early. In the future she hopes to settle down and raise a family. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Jr. Red Cross. JOAN XVOODS Joan, Business Some boss will have a fine book- keeper when quiet Joan takes over. Joan's right on the beam when the first call to lunch is sounded. In Driver Ed she eag- erly awaits taking the wheel. Our class fortune teller assures us that Joan's future is bright. Activities: Debating Club. CYNTHIA ANN YOUNG Cindy Business Cindy is an example of a typical high school girl. If you hear How about that? you know that Cindy is around somewhere. Conceited neo Jle 'u't don't rate l l .I 5 4 with this girl. In the future she would like to be a clerk-typist. Good Luck! PHILIP A. YACOYONE K1l7agYl Business An ardent sports fan, Yag played baseball and basketball for C.II.S. Like all young men Yag likes certain girls and dates but lists Red Sox fans, dancing and freshmen as pet peeves. Good luck to a future millionaire! Activities: Basketball. FREDERICK EDWARD ZABIK 'tZabe College We'll long remember Zabe as the fellow who tore past those goal posts those days to lead us on to victory. Our hero dislikes bleach- ed hair. Sports, blondes, and dancing, he rates terrific. Zabe will make an A college coach, we're sure of that. Activities: Football, Baseball. Track, Student Council, Year- book Staff. RICHARD PELCHER THOMAS A. FURTEK a4T0mmyrr College Tommy is a friendly young man with a sunny smile for everyone. Sports, girls, and his own car rate tops with this likable fellow. Graduation from Annapolis and marriage are included in Tommy's future plans. Good luck, Admiral! Pelchie General Pelchie is a friendly likable fel- low who, like most seniors, doesn't enjoy English homework. History also peeves Pelchie but he's just crazy about science. To work in a chemical corporation is his aim in the future. Best of luck, Pelchie! Y. 416 -Q ,Srl mln f, 1? NEIL LOMBARDI lKLum!! Distributive Education If you hear How are you fixed for blades? , it's only Lum com- ROBERT T. LUDYVIN B ing your way. Failure slips don't - - lt ,obu agree with Lum although movies, girls, and music do. His only am- bition is to make easy money. Good luck, Lum! RAYMOND PLANTE uRayn Distributive Education Ray is not alone with his pet peeves of homework and failure slips-but music, girls, and movies offset this double trouble. As a member of our school band, Ray has a great start toward his ambi- tion of becoming a band leader. Activities: Band. D1StI'lbl,ltlVC Education Bob is a cheerful guy who finds it easy to get along with people. Because of his few dislikes and many likes he's very popular around C.H.S. XVe wish you suc- cess in your ambition of owning your own business. 6m7?4L,g if W0-Wi' DONALD RUSIN Russian Business Russian, one of C.H.S.'s best dressed boys, enjoys football, baseball, and a little dark-haired senior girl. Don has a great sense of humor and a terrific personal- ity. The class of '54 knows he'll succeed in becoming a judge on the Supreme Court. RICHARD SCOTT Scotty Distributive Education A fellow with a devilish look in his eyes, Scotty was always fun to be with. To own a car that runs is his only aim in life. We'll be looking for you on the highways, Scotty! ! team. GEORGE BABCOCK LAWRENCE BROWN EDWARD BUDARZ RICHARD LaFRANCE JOHN MARCEAU Activities: Manager of football nh 66 RONALD MOZELESKI BEVERLY O'LEARY PAUL PRYZBYLA EDWARD SCHLATKA BARBARA SIMONS N' XXI I -ig? S5 5 1 ? Qlxj xx iw QXK C0 ff wana 41 X V Q 4 Guns UH R6 Y 43' V0 r fam 7 URTER f gn K ofncr, A EEE' CEN X cus X xf EH gh S EWS' X GWQUS H I PQ' V' 'X gm Tl OHMMN X M15 , af XX 62 M X rub' 3 5 OO - J 0 3' ij A io U ' Xl! + Q fd, 9 UI' ' Q X gh Tx . Y x - :QQ X ff.-.Q 0 ., fxx xg? 4 P 4gSi?x J jf? 4? N , N 5: FT ge? H 6, Q .wx g W, f My Xxx , ggg -X 4 , ik?-T D ig wiv? C la W N N N . ' A ox xg!-X, N mx-AL? VS Cy XA, X Z .X ' ix, ,J Q' ,P 'X K wk ,E wwf 4 ,Q Q, QS Xu: Xb . A X Q .-ff' X 1 vs NX . , W v X w 5 W1 gy 'I ' K 1 L 1 -'isl ' L :ws FR 1, o 4 n E 1 xxfx - xX,Xa Xxxxx If igxgfiinvg QUQVUQBEYQ X Xml? if .lu-9 C , 4 5' X 1 W- 6 gain 5 1 , J l fi lass Zanzturp filx name is T5 pical Student Im '1 Knaxe June 12 1950 8 45 A M I came across the moat and enteled the poltals of C H S fox the first time I xx as to leport to the castle for a program called step up d'1x I puked mx steed in the couitx aid 9 451 A NI Took mx place at the square table X1 e receixed oul oideis as folloxxs Theie is an i,dllCltlOl1 to be found here Your Job get it' Dismissed' September 6 1950 8 30 A M I vxas nerxous The Job xx as about to begln The first day C H S xxas in a chaotic state I couldnt get my beaiings The place xx as flooring me but never fear Im a member of the Ixnaxes of 04 That means all I xx as there for xx as to get the facts' I proceeded through the remaindei of the x eai xx ithout too much diflicultx One fourth of the Job was completed September 5 1951 8 30 A M I lepoxted to mx lob of getting an education It wasn t easy to start after such on 1l1f6l6St1l1g vacation but it had to be done Nothing too exciting happened except Job guide us thiough our rem'un1ng xe'11s at the castle Bx thls time the daily routine of the court had become part of mx life 1Vhy I There I found friendship understanding and sinceritx Well one half the lob completed It xx asn t so b id after all but yust before dismiss 11 I received a xx arning Next xear s going to be tough Your Job xvork hard get the Class of 1954 off to a good start' September 1952 8 30 A M The xx ork began The routine xx as getting pretty rough I got a promotion for my efforts though from a Knave to a Knight of the Rox al Order of the Overgrown Knaxes I received my orders The first xxas to participate in the class election of rulers I did my part I xoted This Job xxas done well for the officers elected proxed to be verx able rulers For example the big four ordered a round and square b ill at xx hlch knights of the round table and the square table could attend The rex cnue receix ed was enough to encouiage me in the fulfilling of my Job as a Knight of the Order of the Overgroxx n Knaves The next proclamation ordered the conscrip tion of a yearbook staff I and manx others became enslaved bx the xoke of yearbook vassalage 70 I v A 7 ' f 7 v 1 ' K . c ' . , , . . . ' U v 7' . Y ' 4 Y . . f v ' ' c V . c U S W . k . jg .A .-- N . .V . ,, . 1 , V ' , ' , , . . . . . . . . . . v ' ' V .' . V ' 7 . .. , , ' 1 - x 'T - 1 v . ., . . . . Q Y ' Y. A . y - . ' u 4 Q V ' ' 1 . , y y n a F1 W I 1 that the Knaves of '54 selected their advisors-Lady Lillian Moggio and Sir Brandon Garvey. Their l V, . 1. , . , S ' . ry A. . Y - ' vf - I 1 . ' x 'w ' -1 ' v ' I . I c , I Inc V , . . Tl , T T . T , 7' J ' I . 3, , 2' . .- ' ' . 1 ' '- ' . ' K ,- t- 4 ' - v V - 1 ' vn w ' u' 1 ' . I . 7 . .f q V' I ' I ' ' , l 1 . 2 ' ' 'Y . ' ' ' 'x ' v 1 T . ' ' I v Lx 1 . v K. v , , . lass Ilaisturp Because of our arduous labors x1e xx ere alloxx ed to attend the Kmghts Sprmg Ball to be held on tht fifteenth dax of tht titth month lll the X011 of ou1 Lo1tl 1903 lll tht castle s south ballroom I sh1ll nexer fo1get that tx t111ng The handsome kn1ghts 111 hl1ck and xx h1te 1nd the star1x ex ed ma1dens 1n goxx ns of ex CIN COIOI of the 1ox al l21ll1lJOXX danced tothe be1ut1ful mus1c of the 1ox al ensemble Ill the backgzound of plnk and f,1C9I1 and a parad1se of some UIICIISLOX e1ed land It xx as marxelous xx h1le It lasted but I had to get doxx I1 to Qdlth Th1s Job ot g,ett1ng 1n tducat1on could reallx be fun Th1ee xea1s used up I h 1d to l6IY1QI11lJ6l to make th1s Job rust 1S1I1tQlCStlIlg' and 111format1xe 1n mx final 3. ear at the castle September 9 195 , 13 0 A NI Tht d1 1XXbI'1dgC xx 1s loxxutd 101 tht l1stt1me But thtle xx 15 no tlme fo1 sent1me11t l had to Ltt to xx o1k I xott tl IS ext1x good k111f.,ht d1d1ntht cl1ss QICCUOII Onct agam tht cho1ct 0f1llIl,1s xx ts xx1 e Thtll h1st OICILI xx 1s to dttl11t 'Noxtn1ht1 '75 10113 1 the exe of the gre1ttou1name11t to1 tht castle s 1ox tl team xx ho pl IX ed a qu llllt k1ntl of spo1t called football Such a n1ult1tude of Ixmghts UllI10d out th mt the aff Ill lftl 1tt tl onlooke1s fOl m1les a1ou11d 'NIx Job spur the rox al team O11 to XILIOIX I folloxx ed OICIQIN Tht111extd'1x I had l 11x ng1t1 The 1oxal team came xxt saxx ou1 IOX 1ltt1111to11quertd C mst clostd tl1t 1ox tl 1thlettsh1d dont tht11 tlutx 111111 DI'6C1'Tf1011thC kmghts 111d l 1d1ts 1. 1the1ttl 111 the c1stlt tf1111tx 11d 1o1 a EIC It ILIOICIIIQ' of the te 1m x1ctorx Ex erxthmg d1td doxxn soon though and I xx as 1ttu1ned to 1111 t1slxs of ttttmg I11LdLlCdtlOl1 1nd completmg mx xe ubook as lgIII11E,I1tw Th1s tl111x of tht Cl tss ot 14 Ctlt 1111lx xx as plentx of xx o1lx VVell hx noxx xx111ter hatlc1tpt1n Pl 111s xxt1e hung, HI 1dt f0I 11 ul t1tlt ttltb11t1o11 lung, Ht111x procla1med that th1s ttlehr1t1o11 xx ould ht 1C h11stm ls I'1lltol1t l1tldo11 lJtttn1l1t1 Q 100 1 Nlx pb end the aff111 xx1th htlls on Ontt H1011 It1111ttlt111t111x t1tlt1 Is xx 1 t1n1t of tht fun oiftxtt en xou ttctpt tl1t I h ll 71 . . . 3, ' ' . 1 . ' ' ' E. 1 .Q 1 ' ' ju 1 '. ' ,' 1 cf '.. . 1' 2 v . 1 ,. X ' . L , ' L. ' 2 . ' , 2 , c .v.- y- ' .- ' . V .wx . . XL . ' . , Z ' . U. ' ' ' f' C 4 C I .t ' ' , . 'f ' ' ' ' I - f . ' ' ' ' ,. ' 2 , ' V I . , . f1,t:3 1.1 .- 1 'z' ' 'zu 1 zu ' . 1'1 'zu ' ' . 1 fl ' 1. ' 1 2.1 1'-' j f 'f ' ' 1 zu. 1 ' s. 1 ' , ' , . xx. .ZS . ,. .ls ,.Z.,A1 ,, ,H , trfrls , ' s 1 z C z z 'z-11 1 -. jc . ' 1 1 5 .51 . 1 ' ' L' . had their 2'tSSIg'I1l'l10I1tS 21150-COIIQIICI' the opposing team! Sounds easy? You try it. The opponents 1 ,, '1 In ', ' ' jz 12 ' 1 . 'z 3 1 - 1 ' ja 2 1s 2 1 1 1 - 1' ' ,z 2 1: ' if 1' ' 1. f'z 1 's v bv ' ' 1 1 L. K v 5 qs: . xv 2 B. -A1 ' T-x ' 1 3 1 ' 2 ,j ' ' '- '. as 1' f 1 1 'z ' 11' 1111 'z' . 1 1 .' 11 1 2 ' ' 1: ' 1.1 111 1 1 1'..3, .'2'.. Q1 -att 1 2 3 . '1 '1 -1 h' 1' Thf' 'ass 1 1 1'1l xx'h 1 ' 1 ' ffl f1f1't1t-t-1x'111g1111 t1tlut'z1tio11. .lust ht-I't11't1 tht- hull, illl :11111txu11t't1111t-111 dvtl: 'ing Ia,-245 Zbplstnrp that elexen knlghts and ladies xxould be chosen to perform before the King xx as proclaimed The method used xx as to be drama The elex en xx orked hard but xx ele xx ell rexx arded after their brilliant presentation The King bestoxx ed upon them the hlgh honor of becomlng his rox al dramatlsts Soon after xxord xxas heard that the mlnstrels xx ere on thelr xxax' to the castle They vxere scheduled to appear on Febluarx 19 1954 for the King s court and guests and on February 20 1954 for the knights and knaves All xx ere xery pleased xxlth the lx r1cs and ballads of the artists Thelr annual appearance xx as alxx axs xx elcomed because of the high cl xss entertainment they furnished March 26 1954 The knlghts yearbook xx ent to press What 1 relief' It C9ltdl11ly vxas good to haxe that off my 11111161 I xe nexe1 taken pmt in anx project that took more time than a yearbook But all the xx 01k put 1nto It xx as xx 01th it Time xx as getting sholt The King had alleadx proclalmedthe final btll of the Knaves of 54 to ball xxe xx ould attend he1e together The end of this lob xx 1 coming too soon About a xx eek latex I attended the flxss of 1951 Banquet It xx IS sumptuous My last class ge together xx hx is tl'l1Sl0lJ so sholt' YVell on June 18 1954 I xx is dlsmissed untll the commencement GXQTCISGS at Szot Park on June 20 1904 Lever again was I to go thlough the dallv routlne of the castle I xxas now free to find and make my fortune Tx pxcal Student I heald mx name called I xx alked folxx ard for my diploma vxlth tears ln my eyes I knexx that I xx ould nexer again be offered the oppo1tun1t1es I had been given durlng my four years at the castle I am proud of mx self for I xe g1ven mx all in gettlng the best education I could With this dlploma ln my hands I can honestly sax Job completed successfully Class Scribes ROBERT KOZUB MARILHN CZELUSNIAK 72 I v . v v , v Q v v I ' ' v v ' 7 ' v 7 7 , V . 1 v V, l I v .1 Y ' Y v w 1 v .rv v l 2 ku r ' v l . , - ' .' ' . z ' . ' y y ' ' Y 7 v . C 1 ' uv ' . ' 1 1 1 ' ' v Y I .1 Q . ' 1 Q tv I 1 1 I A I be held on June 4, 1954. It was an event never to be forgotten. All of us realized this was the last Y ' ' ' , I' 'z s ' ' Y , . ' ' 1 Y z.. 1 . 'z . t- 1- y v ' ' 1 ' . . . ' , , vi 1 .S .hwy ' ' V Y . . . Y V , . , . N b Y 7 ll v I L 1 v y u y I 4 V' I y Y v , v I v D . I ' l 7 all the mtmbtrs of tht 4 lr s f I l reby put f th r l t W ll rnt starnent B rnt of s und 1 1 v xxe detlare 'rnx, prtxrru lx rr s null antl xord llrx tlrrs trttmtn be remembered rnd rcknoxxltdttd untrl eternrty Having pard Ill full rll tl rss duts and debts xxe bequeath the folloxxrnt po srons To CH S xxt bequeath Ill the mtmrx s of these p 1st foul xt lls 1n ho that they nr ry benetrt the tlr st s to eomt rn mrkrnt, then hr h sehool xt rrs moth profitable and enjox rble To Ur F1tLGe1ald and Nlr Fay xxe bequeath eontlnued suceess rn upholdrnt the honor of CHS and the slnttrt t thanks for all the trme rnd effort spent rn our behalf To the Faculty xxe btqut 1th h rpprntss anti entour 1r,,tnrtnt to further the futurt ssts of CHS xxrth tht rt 1 1 un erstandlng l efforts xx h xt cervetl durrng our h1r.,h thool taretr To Nllss 'Nloggro we bequt 1th stren th and persexerance xxhrth she his so xxrll rngly glx en Us throughout these past txxo years We deeply and srnetrtly appretr rtt all that she has done rn our behalf llill only hope that some dry xxe can makt her as proud of us as xxe hrxe bten to haxe htr as the rdxlsor of the L11 s of 19.14 T Hr Garxtx xxt btqutath muth gratltude for the effort rnl trmt ht hr grven our class as assrstant xdxrsor 'NIany thanks for a Job xxell dont T the Cla s of on xxe leaxe a mot glorlous and successful tnror ye rr the Class of xt our lrmlted knoxxlttltt lass will s nxt 1 x tt lk hrrd xx x r xx rrtlt l 1 forth Brll Nlogt tht football bas kttb rll and br LlJ tlltC'1IllblLZ1Y0 the lurk and h rrd xx ork needed for the contrnu rnee 1 uttessful tasons lo the lunror Class ofllters and room rtprtsentatrxt xxt lt rxt rll the xxor lt ant srtr fattron to bt tuned rn making your UL N lo tht future Herrbook hdrtors Ind S rl xxe bequeath ener y prtrence and 1 uccessful Yearbook Jorn Woods donates htr extra tredrts to Karol Bermer lht rbrlrty to thrnk of 1 good txtuse frr lrtrng trrtlg, rs handed down to rm 'lIeDon1ld by Drle Ixuhn Robtztu D rx rs assrgns her three loektrs on the first floor to Barbara Sehoenruer All of the Joxs and laughter that made up Pearl Nlercrer s senror year are handed tloxxn to Clane Nlenard Nlr Srttards prano rs transferred to Xl rrx -Xnn O Nltlra complrments of Pau lrnt Dutharmt A protmttor to get Rlthald Sthool traft s bloekrng. angles rn football correct rs offered to hrm by Rrchard Henault Deanna Champagne bestovxs all her rneomplete homexxork upon her srster Sandra Rrtlrtor xalxe rn Room 117 IS asslgnetl to I-d Dluznrexxskr bx Walter Pasko 73 Ioxn Nlahonew relrnqul hes an alarm elotk to her brother Jrekrt anti 'Ill her rlltrtres to Irt John Nltlxrnstry offers to future Mc Klnstrys hrs good marks rn salesmanshlp Erleen Proxoda s seat on the F3lFVl0W bus rs grven to her cousrn Jrm Swol, a future freshman T e Drrwer Educatron car rn good con drtlon 15 handed down to any deserxrng senror by Barbara Szlathetka Phyllis Stokowskl parts wrth the Joy of drsseetmg frogs rn brology tugh'J o Edxxard Radxx anskr Colleetrng green slrps rn the mornmg rs bestowed upon Dolores Puchala by Phyllls Kagan and to Ilene Kaprnos by her srster Janet The walk back and forth to school rs offered to Alan MacDonald by hrs srster Jo Anne The radrator on the second floor rs e to an unfortunate underclassman Adams Lopuk Ann Tenczar leaves all the good tentrons she had and never used t Dorothy Opalenlk The norsey faucet rn the grrls base ment rs donated to Rrta Nlartrn by Marx Jean Boucher Rose NI Sypecks seat ln problems IS transferred to Betty Sypeck Brrdget Br11l gets Bev Breaults maj orette umform Ann Nlakuck grves up her seat rn the Student Court to Barbara Kokoszka I 0, 1 ' I ' ' 2 si rr 151, To the Vlas: of '57, we QA ' ' 2 tl 'i ' -- . 2 . 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The abrlrty to skrp school and not get caught rs left to Rrchard Perreault by Shrrley Pelreault and to George Lupr by Erleen Charpentrer Alrce Rosrnskr transfers her ty pexyrrter rn room 104 to Elarne 'Naglneyxrcz To anvont goes Rrchard Ty mrnskr s seat and locker ln room 115 Elrnor Cloughly t12'inSf6lS all her books to DOIIS Descheneaux rn hopes that she has better use of therrr Patrrcra Hendry offers all the good trmes she had vxlth you knoxy xxhom to Leo Asselrn and Ann Page Barbara Thompson confers a brg straw hat urtlr Eddres nanre on rt to Nancy Gurka Marllyn Gall Mrchaud leaves her record rn the offrce to her brother Dayrd Rrchard La Fl ance sacrrfrees hrs Alge bra II book so that hrs brother Joe mrght enjoy rt John Armata bequeaths hrs fountarn pen to Sonny and Jay the last of the Bemrs Boys Dorothy Ptaszek axvlrds her long l gs to Frannre Teelran so that she can catch the bus wlth case and her trltphone number to Chrrs Lavallee lf she needs advrce Roland Buster s frustrated drsposrtron after a test IS conferred upon Bob Fllrs Janrce Szubarga grants to anyone who srts rn room 218 the sun that got ln her eyes Lorrarne Golba confers the radrators she occupled before school to Vlrllram Lonczak 15155 will Don Rusrn assrgns hrs trrps to the offrte to Trm Kennedy The fun and work of runnrng a rear book rs handed down to the 50 yearbook edrtor by Conrrre Poutre F1'lllClS Duclo relrnqulshes hrs seat rn the proyectron booth to Bruce Johnson The cokes and coffees rn Asselln s are turned ox er to Leo Asselm by Joan VVolanrn Arlene Senecal parts wlth her seat ln the Drlyer Ed class so that all senrors may benefit from rt Bey erly Watson leay es to all the fresh men grrls the dances they vslll learn rn gym A glorrous year rn CHQ rs handed down to Paul Prrog by Beverly Peloqurrr Armand Bouchard parts ryrth hrs seat on the bus to grve Zeke a rest All of Jean Opon s vlonderful memorres of C H b are handed doyxn to her brother VS 'rlter Henry Drabrk rs awarded James e fanrks leaky fount'1rn pen lNatalre Os olrnskr parts vrlth all her scholastrc reports so that Gall Leduc can try for them Krystyn Solrol hands down her grace ful 'abrlrty to Jump the buck to June Allen Buerly -Xndtrs bequeaths the honor of belng chosen hostess of her Junror Prom to any dcseryrng grrl The cold yy alks to school exery morn rng, are granted to Dorothy Bolton com plrments of Qflrolyn Bolton All the fun Jane Dybas has had on the busses gomg to the games rs left to ueryone Don Prcard gets all the laughs he and Frank Olbrych had vulth the football team Dave Mathewson assrgns hrs terrrflc Spanrsh vocabulary and translatrons to Mrss Murray Lucrlle Carpenter avsards all future freshmen the trouble of flndrng a seat rn the lunchroom Rlchard Meschke bequeaths all hrs left oy er knowledge to the lower classmen Eugene Laduzenskr turns the code used rn electronrcs class every Frrday, oxer to James Kane Bob Ludwrn surrenders hrs abrlrty to get out of class to Rrchard Kagan Dolores Bousquet rs offer-ed Donald Mercures As rn Bookkeeplng lNancy Cosman relrnqulshes her prvot rn the first lrne of the magorette squad to Lrlllas Johnstone Martrn Gugenberger leaves hrs trrg and solrd geometry books to some future senlor Roger Kubrk confers the use of hrs hose and drlx evs ay so that Rrchard Kagan can yy ash hrs cal Robert Plecrak yrelds hrs 56 Cadrllac convertlble and a pack of crgarettes to Thomas Page Dolores Beaulleu offers the first chalr rn the clarrnet sectron of the band to Grlbert Beaudry Emrle Fountarn's typrng errors are bequeathed to Don Prcard .1 y 11 ' ,1 ' ,' v - . , V ' . 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V B .1 , , ,- A V ' ' r - vc 1 . 1 - ' ' ' . 7 . . 4 ' , ' unseryed scsslons to hls brother Ronald The tuba ln the band IS handed oyer to Alden Exam by hls brothel Ihlllp Dorls NIcLe'ln surrenders her seat ln chorus ind ill the fun that goes x ll t to Janlce le ltzger lld FFHHCIS BUFLLCTQH offer Y l rter 'l master key t 1 l lockers to End some shoes thit wlll LII rble hlm to follow lll5 footsteps lll b01ll7ll'l ChlC0 Henlr Pale bequeaths the work llltl fun of belng class presldent to the plesl dent of the class of 191111 The odors ID the ehenl lrb are gsen erously surrendered to some LlLSQl y1Ilg JUHIOI' by Ronald Ledoulc All Ann I'8llCy s hlrd work t C Il S IS left to El une Cramer Leslle Broellckl bequeaths hls flrleers nlmbled by plaxllle bop 'lt Chleo to ne xt years class lrluslelan Ralene Ch lpln 15 'lwarded l full bottl of peroxlele anel all the courage to use lt that 'llarllyn Snape dldnt haye Stanley lxoko zka confers hls lb lrty to get up e'lrly on sehool mornlllgs to hls srster Bfrrblra lNo 1? unrform on the blseball tL'1lll goes to Clyde N1eClelland glft of Rleh ard Osgood Martha Halyey IS presented the trouble of flndlng a seat at luneh tmle by Dorothy Shannahan Irene Party ka turns oyer the thousand and one thlngs that haye been lo t ln CH S to Blanche Partyka Nancy Gurka IS offered the power that Barbara Toomey dldnt haye to forget a certaln someone Joyce Bourbeau gets Rhae -Xnn Lus slers corner seat ln the back of the band bus and all the sweet Qlllll th t gr s wlth rt Helen Lunardrnl rellnqulshes her me room on the school bus to her Chrlstlne Hlllx CJUOLIXKIH offers hls Job flee l111KlllllLS elclss to lnyone who stand srster rn of wants Ihlllp H leoyone bequertlles to Rlch .lld OBrlen lll hls snap te lchers who snapped lt hllil Honey lN'lt8l6 donates her XK3l'Lll0bl. to be dry lded betw eerl her srster Sally and her COUSID Gladys Blrblra Dflalo grlnts lll the tele phone poles she lHlSSC1.l drlvlng to school to lxathy Hurst B lrblrr O Leary lecelycs. the ablllty to get to school on tlme rn the lrrornlng from Beverly O L D'1lllLl lxlrlarlklewlcf lwards all hls Rlkllllll Iwllllell 'lsslgsns all hls ex euses tor rrlrsslng and belllf., late for band praetlee to Alfred Zarleneo Plt Ilarlls generously donates all the cute llttle freshman boys to Lucllle Lon 7aratto Barb ll l Wh rlen transfers the rlght to blow up the ehem llb to Kathy Hurst Phe power of the Student Court IS reslgned by lraners how lle7xk to Tom Skypeek Natalle Qoelho rs glxen Bernlce Skor kas broken locker complete wlth the broken rrllrror Xrthur Brunelle leayes hls Chem lnan u ll to Raymond Peloquln Raymond Peloquln donates hlS sour notes ln band to Grlbert Roy Through the generosrty of Barbara I-.rnest hlefrnor Nlonsko recelxes her ablllty not to meet the Journallsm dead llnes The ablllty to get out of Jumplng the buck and dolng ballet ln gym classes lS handed down to Barbara Lech by her srster, Juanlta I'lsle DIZIZISFZ leayes the fun of gorng: to and belng at the football games to Gall Leduc and Raymond Breault DOIIS Fontalne bequeaths her seat ln the lunchroom wlth Wlr 'Hlchonskl to some lucky person John Wegrzyn confers all hrs female fr lends to Clyde NIcClelland Je IH Cllche ILSIHIIS her role ln future nllnstrels to Dorothy Cushlng Louls Santos III S'lCIlflCCS hls halr to Rlchard Kagan John Chrrrula transfers the way t school to the last of the Bemls gang No 13 'rre handed down to Theresa S lccayrno s brother, Jlnl B lrbara Babachrcos turns over her job as prosecutlng, 'rttorney to her srster Dorothea All the leftoyers that Rlta LaBare gets for lunch are grven to her srster Janet The transfer of Donald Gllls speclal ablllty to 'lnnoy teachers get lnto trouble and the Joy of squlrmlng out of It goes to Barbara Ludden The thrllls and fun of belng a senlor are bestowed upon the junlors by Bar bara LeBoeuf We do hereby constltute Mr Garvey, the sole elcecutor of thlS our last Wlll and Testament In wltness whereof we haye hereunto set our hand and seal ln thls month of June rn the year one thousand nlne hun dred and fifty four The Class of 19114 C ' V X . . . . - . . . . 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' 'H ' ll fre: ' ' - . . - AM 7 12 00 l gg dllrnphvrg T6l8N1S1OI1 Plogram Schedule Channel C H S Saturday June 20 1964 Today Emcees Robe1tO17'1k and Judy Hax den lnterxlew John McK1nstry and Franklln Cushlng dalry and ch1cken experts Rzse and Shure Arthur Brunelle Moxtlclan B1 eahfast wth Babcocl and Bznllc' Zflny comlcs with guest xocallst Connle Hoyle Intezlude of Oman A111516 Joseph Dudck organlst Rod Cross Safety Proqzanz Safetx dlscusslon by Red Cross nulses Constance Poutre Vlrgmla Darcey and D0roth5 Ptaszek Szdeualll Irztcrzzczos ROIHIIC G1lD3t11Ck Bex Peloqum and Bernlce Skorka 1Ilt81W1CVV the publlc on lts xx ax to xx ork Ixathy s Kztchcvz Kay Rahllly food Zlllth011tX and hcr guest hOUS6VSlV9S of the week Arlene Senecal Pat Caxablnc and Barbara Slmons Nell s ztzth Nculleman News and comments by Leon Ne1dleman Mzster Bleal If Leon decorators Dcmers carpentex guests Ellcen Charpentler and Joan Mahoney 1I1t6l'l0I' Noxseux dlscuss shortcuts ln houseu O1 k Beauty T1ps fm Homely Dlzps Paulxne Lauflere and Leda Boudleau lJ6al.1t1C1allS Anne Natale and Ann Falley noted fashlon authorltles School on the A11 Teachers Terly Saccauno Rltd Kulp'1 and Juanlta Lech lnterxlew chlld psychologlsts Roberta Davls and Constance Splnks Donald Dashnw and All the Lzttle Dashnezs Landlubbers Quartet Roger Kublk Rlchard La France Alfled Iaf1en1ere and Ronald Ledoux Sololsts Gall Mlchaud Phll Exans and D1Ck18 Bollen AIIHOLIIICQI Bob Jlnusz Youll Be Nerf' Panel dlscusslon on the draft by C,O1p0l'dlS Jlm Stefanlk and Roland Buster and Pxlvates Jean Ann Lllche 'md Rxchaxd Meshcke Ojhce Irztcrazczcs Emcces Mau Blam ind Ann Mxkuch guest secrctarles Carolvn Bolton Beverly Breault Paullne Duchaxme and Lorrame Stefanlk Polzsh 'llclocly How Sklp Slttard Rlch In 1n1ck1 Bob Kozub Ed Lempke and Velne Tetreault Weathcv Import Francxs Kovsalczyk forecaster Lunch uzfh I ouze and Lucy Louis Santos and Luulle Guy otte hosts Today s guests are famous models Dot McLean Pearl MQFCICT and Luc11le Calpenter 7:15 ' ' . , ' ' ' . 7:30 : 5 -' f , ' ' a. . 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Rrchrrd Bourberu p ychmtrrst frssrsted hx Rlrre Ann Lussrer and Elsre Mazrfrrz Hou to Make lozlr Fzrst llzllzorrl Lmcee Bew Anders lIlt61X1CWlllg mrllrorrfures Henry Lerrart Phrl 'iacoxone John Chmurfr Ad xms lopuk and Helen Lunarclrrrr Lrje Carr Be Luscrorzs Starrrng Jean Bazan and Francrs Burggren Or Carr It? Starrrng Chrrs Bator and Don Mxette brzrrgzrrg L p Purfrzl C hrlcl author rtx Dr Fred ll retechr rnterxremng mothers Ann Tenczar Krystyn Sokol Jane Dxbas Elarne Dynrk dl d Lea P irente ru The Gzcrclzrrg Ilhztes A Successful lNL1lS1llg Career toprc clrscussed by regrstered nurses Judrth Kusek Barbara Szlachetkr Junc Lrdreurc Mrrrlyn Snape Barbara Whalen and Jeannrne Larrxrcre The Brr1Brz1sh off Pullcr Brush srlcsmen Emrlc Ponturrc hobcrt Precr rk Rrchard T5 mrrrskr and Jox ce Gr fu Ls Corzfess to the Ircss' hdrtor Adolph M rtxs rrrtcrxrcxws N rrrcx Losman Barbrrr Lrnest and F1 ancrs Duclos st rr reporters Henrr Pare Tea, ztzth Terry Theresa Wretechr hostess and guests Donald Grll Mrchael Watson and Rrch ard Ir onslde rerrow ned tashron rllustrators Nzhrl lNarrated by screntrsts Robert Orrnsby and Andrew Nowak Guests Dale Kuhn Stanley Kokosfka and John Mucrrrek-chcmrcal engrneers Our Torch Speeches by town Ofl'lL1'1lw M rxor Chester Sfctela Chref of Polrce R1j1TlOIld Matosky Crty Clerk Brrbua Brhachrcos He rlth Inspectors Thomas Swrft rrrd Janet Jez P T A Purzel Element my teachers Nlarre Pfllladrno and Shrrley Jerold drscuss problems mth parents John Armrtr James Clmpp Roger Dupurs Barham D71alo Bexerly Lonczak and Elrnor Cloughly They ll ent Tha! A ll arf Starring, Xlrlcl Brll LaCro1'c Slrm Sylxro Cote 'md Galloprng Marty Gugenberger Torrzorrozl s Neue I estcrday Lp to the mrnute news xsrth Leslre Brodackr and Harry Goodmn Sports Shorts Sports commentator Rrcharcl Osgood rnterxrexxs Army football coach Rrchre Henault and Naxy coach Fredclre Zrhrk Your Supper Clrzlr I' mcee Ronald 'llatosky xxrth guests 551111 Morrn Mrss Amerrca and Frank Olbrx ch N11 Amerrcfr incl top fr hron models Ann Therou Bex ll at on and Barb Santy llr and llrs Northcrrzl Featurrrrg, Ncrl Iombudr 'rnd Dorrs Fontarne The Brzrrzstorze Hour Nlaestro Aclrran L'rPlante mth concert pranrst Pfrtrrcra Hfrrrrs and famous opera stars Dolores Brelskr Incl Nlarrlyn Ceelusnrak 1 ' 1 w ', u ' ' 11 ' 1 l rv Y 1-1- 1 .1 - . 1 1 A. . , . . . . . 1 7 1' , . . C Q 1 v 1 1 v 1 '- , . I 4 41 1 v 1 ' av. 7' . I .1 1 1v 1 1 L . c ., , ,1 c, c . 1 c . I ,' ' v 1, 1 ' l 1. 1 1 wg Y' 1 ' 1 1' 1' 11 1 -N. t , . c, X 1, A , . ,. 7 . 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Crznze Docsnt Pay Melodrama stfrrrrng hard borled detectrye Casrmrr Baygrer nurse Erleen Proyoda and polrceyyoman Deanna Lhampagne Comedy H0212 Emceed by Jean Opon T'1p trro Dolores Palermfr Walt Pasko and Joan Pat terson comrcs Joan Petrrck and Glrdy s 'ylendr 11a yrolrn quartet Dorothy Shannahan Ethel Ruel Const 1nce Prquette and Alrce Rosrnskr '1crob'rt1cs by the Pelcher tyyrns and Barb Toomey magrcran Ldyy ard Ry bak assrsted by Shrrley Stefanrk products demonstrated by Dolores Nred bala and Patrrcra ly ood Place thc Pass Tonrght s famous frees yyrll he home economrsts Dolores Beaulreu Mae Farley and Edna Gay Gener 1l Eugene Ladufenskr Senator Dolores ll rgglesyy orth foreign Correspon dents Barbara Xl rllramson and Helen Xeneskr Stzfdzo Tzro We ll ere Es Party Poopers starrrng Jo Anne MacDonald Rrchard Gancas Ray mond Plante and Joan ll olsnrn T rken from the best seller by Phyllrs Stey ens and adapted for T V by crrpt yyrrters Shrrley Perrcrult and Robert Ludyyrn This zs M0111 071 Bzzsnzcss Panel consrstrng, of Rrta LrBare noted comedran Peter Macek famous columnrst for the N 3 Trmes Glrdys Chournard Brofrdyyay actress Margaret McBla1r and Donald Borsy ert yytll knoyyn Holly yy ood 1dyance team The Bone Crusher S1turday nrght yyrestlrng, fe rturrng Frerce Franny Marszalek ys Wrld Red Churchrlland Dlrlllg Donald Dulong vs JungleJ1m Lyons Speczal 10th Amzzrcrsarrf Party or Clmnnel CH .5 Guest appearances of many top celebrltres the Bar bettes Barb 11 1 Thompson barbara G 1yyron Barb rra LeBoeuf and Barbara Lauzrer Drstrrct Attorney RlCl'l11ClSLOtt fashron edrtors of SMART magazrne Susan Sugrue Phyllrs Kagan Arlene Merrrck 1nd Holly yy ood costume desrgner Clarre Laramee Mozze Boy Meets Grrl One Trme Academy Award yyrnner stfrrrrng Vryran Borssy and Wrllram Gourley featuring Helen Bednarz Rose Sy pek Janrce Szubarga and John Vyegr7yn produced by Janet Kaprnos 1nd drrected by VS rllrfrm Chey alrer and Cynth11 Houng, The brckers of Channel C HS yyrsh to thank e1ch member of rts stall yyrthout yyhose many hours of drlrgent seryrce ten yt1rs ot success yyould not haye been possrble Presrdent Davrd Mathewson X rce Presrdents Patrrcra Flynn Joan Kozrol Producers Walter Janfrs Frances K rr, 1n Beyerly O I eary Busrness Manager s Donald Mercure Joy ce Syy eeney Irene Party ka Publrcrty Dlrectors Patrrcra Hendry Lor rarne Golba Ofllce Staff Dorothy Janrk Shrrley Gadoury Ann Lauzrer Ruth Chalrnoyy skr Mary Jean Boucher Dorothy Sowa Technrcmns Edward Budarz Raymond Stry charz Estelle Dzralo Dolores Mendrala 8:00 ' . 1 1 ,' ' ru I . 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' 2 T2 v 1 V ' 1 1 A I '-'. .1 .' yy ,-1. . .. 1 . . 78 Parents Are Like That, the senior play, was pre- sented on January 29, 1954 in the CHS auditorium. The three act comedy was a vivid picture of all the confusion and problems the average family of today has. Under the excellent direction of Miss Patricia Foley, the Cast did a marvelous job in presenting the play. The cast included: Nancy Cosrnan Jo Anne MacDonald Marilyn Czelusniak Lea Parenteau Robert Kozub Vincent Pelland Judith Kusek Thomas Swift Jeannine Lariviere Chester Szetela Barbara Thompson mmm , .-W The members of the Pro Merito, Chicopee High's honor student society, have been active during the past year. A variety show was presented at various institutions throughout the local area and other services were performed. Barbara Babachicos Dolores Bielski Leslie Brodacki Nancy Cosman Marilyn Czelusniak Roger Dupuis Barbara Ernest Patricia Flynn Ronald Gilpatrick Robert Kozub Dale Kuhn Rita Kulpa Judith Kusek Josephine MacDonald President: Robert Kozub Vice-President: Thomas Swift Secretary-Treasurer: Jean Opon Bl Ann Makuch Leon Neiclleman Dolores Nieclbala Andrew Nowak Jean Opon Robert Ormsby Henri Parc Lea Parenteau Dorothy Ptaiszek Alice Hosinski Bernice Skorka Shirley' Stl-fainik Thonias Swift Dolores Wigglosworth l . l , - The Studnnt f0L1lt oi C H S IS .1 LOl'I1lJ1l141llXLlX nux 0Ig'd.lllZ3t1Oll The lllilgl lnd the othel mcmbels haw done .l xulx flllt, lob lll ment lllg the excl Ihlllg plollh rns of OU1 SLl100l The QOUIY has Opillcltlil smoothlx and u cesfullx and ls lupoctnd lll tho Qtudents and dfllllllll'-tid tlon Judge Francls Koxlalcwll PI'0QCCl1tll1g Att0ll1LX s Allan Slttald Constance Poutll Barbara Ballanhlnos Kathleen R llchvol Sherlff Rlchald kzlgdll Seclotarx Constanu Poutlg As in the past thv Studollt Council of C. H. was wry active. The proceeds of tllllll' l1'Q?1SLll'Y has been put to good use ill the f0l'lll of il scholzlrsllip fund. This ylfzll' the Council had thee llfllllbl' o plax ing hoxt to tm Kllllllf. lxelltlon ol thx 1 1 Nlavachusett Student C Ollll Cl -XSSOCIAUOIT T01 the lllf l TL lll ltw 1NtOll lc n he Cfllllllll hm Ollllflll Xc1llOUN Nelxlcw to tho xnhool tlllOllgllUllt thl xeal Plc ldgnt Nl ll1lXll f!xlLlSllldk X lCC P10H1flLlll Jean D1lNLOll Soclotlrx Judx Ixusek TISJSUILI XX 1lllHYTl O Bllbll 'llhu pf1liL'L' I'4n1't'c of the Qt nwrzt istl10StLl1l0ht P lwiiiviiilwe-1't . uclvnt guX'Cl'Il- atrol. lt will be All for its ln hnticl il ggrmip hats ht-ll ti m tm .lL'I1ll llllltfl xx It F0-Captztins: FRANCIS KOVVALCZYK always RICH.-XHll KAGAN i work. This w 1 j t'1't-slmit-ii in g't'tIlllf,f 1' - 'ith the- rult-s nt' Vliicnpee High. s Nizlillliulmlstulive-In4vl'tl1'l'll1thcsthoul. L , l t 5 I , I , rllllc .llllllHl' lit-tl lin' sviltcd iii ' ' X , I'rt-sidt-nt: ANN TllI'IllUL'X X X it-c--Prvsiclt-nt: LEU ASSICLIN 4-1'e:tzt1'5': .II-lANNl'I'I l'l'I I.lCNIlCl,lN llt'ilSlll't'l'Z NIAIIIIC l'Al.l,.-Xl ' ss has ht-on well roprv- lliiwpct- lligh School t 1- all know of thv wo' ' hx' this o1'gu11 ' ' lllss ' JINU his yvnr. 1th-while work c lltlllllll llllllvl' tl limit- cllllllilll i tmlzav lui' as ll A . 1 .W . lum- lt' clil't'L'!lull ul' ll prt-pzwiiig th- xouth ut . p:ti'tit'i1mtiw1iihtht ittlxitit-s ut' tht- l'1'llUNlllliIX'uvlillllllul m, One of the most outstand- ing pcrfornizxnccs oi' thc A Capella Fhoir took plucc at thc Thanksgiving guniv ot' '53 in memory of Mr. Vanr- roll Murphy. Tlimilgrhoilt the year this conipt-tcm group of young Sill1,.fl'l'S linu- cntcrtziinccl :it thc nn-ctiiip-s of many civic wgzuiizaitii-us. Mr, Everett Sitturc rector. certainly I lill'll'1ll in-ut .1 g1'1-zttrlvul oftimu in lm-,v-ii' inf: his group for thi Vhii I 1 mas :mud lizastt-r f.ml.il.i which zm- lmim-.sm-iits-cl amnunll Iv to thi- stumh-nt hmlx' -unl xl, un- ,,ui,1ii'. ltillk ll oil '1'heIJistrihutiv-- f 'L i Coursv. which is I1ii'x'l'I'4i 1- st-niors. is Lllllivl' tm- sugui vision of Miss 1IcI.x-ml. lh muiu 11lll'll1l4Q'HiYi1lS co-Ulu-1 1 to .icqu tint ativc LIFHUID 's ' - the pupils with thi-11' pro pectivc johs. llurinp' si ch h .ufli ut ignutecl period cnc s' A most wither piuicticul Q-xp: L.: 1 ricncc choicc CUUFSC trips which future in thc in-hl ul hi Also 0ii'i'l'k'li in th. Ili SUHH' ill'n' Ilvili and clisplziy won arc 21 2I1't'2lI ussct tl job-holclcrs. xs '3r f .ig' Sri? '? Wil 5 ix . 4' W if . .,.,,f-'a.,........,..,MM5NVwM '--' , ,Q A L4...3, 4Q mm H' M IIAY H I I an AH K W 4-4'6'l!ihufafnnv f- .. , V, f , Qalfffwd Y J . 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K T ?'RlUA!P X Q61945' W X H A its ' 'K gf' I I 1 F t Downs ar-,,l Touclrigjg, Qcgvigo U, o 'quco'fe'AgaWa1n O f TQXEL V E 1 Tr fQ V Ax ,..Q1t3g:.iK-an 5 S85 v SZ' V iN ff. QW 'f -sri. 'Y K, -Sv Q' QW? 5 OVER, vlesxixe f' 33' C XQOYVX af' Cb vga, 95 Ca X, may Cwlks YXX5 X 6400 4Qa.55 at Q, 6905 YvCOQQ!,Lg0 Y' fter fiel iD SUD!! Mass. 'Y Classics X A .,, 0 . A, .Kr ,bo bb e.Q'oci,x9'bojm UN05 LUCK 09 bc' rife RO P84 T min.. on A SQQCEZQQQ To LLS UP fir-an No A 6442 no W P 4 J . 3-Giieopee and reen e I S football teams in Wenem Mass.-battled - 0 Memorial Field and Accomplished Juli aboun. -e zsoo sun-mum mm. The two squad: mam nmlnr uk ed down in l defensive exhibition and may eir efforts, Greenfieid, showing slight ,- tty ld l pre lol ground Attack, lpotv the e first quarter ' K9 b GY' maoaiyviw X0 Lav...'fxz'f'?-if 69's5X' X5 X f av ,409 CHICOPEE 20, DRURY 0 On a warm fall day at Noel Field in North Adams, the Chicopee Pacesetters started the season with a sizzling display of power. Chicopee kicked off to Drury. After failing to get a first down. Drury punted to Fhieopee. On the first scrimmage play Fred Zabik went to lJrury's 10. On the next play Zabik went over for the first score, and the extra point. In the third period Chicopee climaxed a 54 yard dash by sending Picard across the goal for the score. The fourth quarter a Drury punt was blocked by Matys and from there Zabik took the ball over and also made the extra point for the final score of the day. C'IlIC'OI lClC 7, GHICENFIELIJ 7 Chic-opee and Greenfield battled to a 7-7 tie at Memorial Field before 2,500 fans. Zabik scored the TD and made the extra point in the first quarter. Greenfield came back in the second quarter with Bubba Hayes scoring the TID and .Jackie Peters the extra point. The rest of the game was a deadlock of fumbles by both teams. CIIICTOPEE 351, CATHEDRAL 7 An inspired Fhieopee eleven wanting revenge for the beating given to the 1951 team. swamped Cathedral 21-1-7. Top scorer of the day was Zabik with 2 TlJ's and one extra point. Mefflelland was runner-up with 1 Tl? and I3 extra points. Nelligan and Skypeck followed. The most exciting play ofthe game was when Skypeck intercepted a Fathe- dral pass and went all the way for a 60 yard dash TD. Excellent blocking by Lopuk, Matys, Kumiega. Ilenault and Olbrych. CHICOPICIG 27, NVESTFIELIJ 0 Zabik led the Fhieopee team to the one-sided victory by breaking VVestfield's spirit on the first play by running the ball 65 yards to West- field's 15. Picard and Skypeck also played excellent ball. Henaulf and Kagan provided some beautiful pass catching. Terrific line, of- fense and defense. VHICOPICIC -lfl. XVICST SPRINGFIELD 0 Chieopee keyed up over the controversy of last year's game. in which a Tl! was called bark, provided enough spark to run over a big- ger West Springfield team. The entire baekfield played terrific' ball. No outstanding player. The line was firm. holding bark powerfnls like Al Klein and f'hub llollandini. 99 I 'lik-.lam Z5 CIIICQPEE 47. CLASSICAL 7 Undefeated Fhicopee High romped over Classical High with a score of -17-T. The grame was completely one-sided. Zabik scored 4 TlJ's. Sky- peck tossed 2 Tl? passes, a 21 yards to Chubby Henault and a 15 yards to Dave Flynn. The only play the visitors had to Cheer was a U0 yards kickonn return which llick Fisk ran for a TD. The Chicopee line played excellent defense and offense. CHICOPEE 34, AG.-UV.-XM G Chicopee's undefeated eleven against Agawanfs undefeated eleven was all that could be heard for two weeks before the game. The question before the game of the year was which of the undefeated teams would fall. Chicopee, anxious for victory, defeated a good Agawam eleven 3-1-6. The players will tell you that this game was won on the nrst few plays of the game, when the Fhicopee boys really drove the Agawam line back to set up the TlJ's. In this game the Fhicopee line was the deciding factor therefore, the lin'-men should receive due crdit. Adam Lopuk, Gundi Matys, Chubby llenault, and Pete Ku' ' ,ga really hit Agawam's backs and made them wish they did not have to carry the ball on a play. Fred Zabik and Frank Olbrych ran all over the Agawam defensfxf f'lllC'OPEE 20 IDRURY 7 GREENFIELID 34 CATHEIPHAL 27 NVESTFIELIJ -10 XVEST SPRING FIELD 47 CLASSICAL AGAXVAM 2 IIOLYOKE IOO The PACESETTERS of 54 set the pace with a record of 11 wins and 8 losses. After a slow start. the PACESETTERS, under the able guidance of Coach Hoge, fought their way into the winning column. Because of its fighting spirit, Chicopee proved to be a constant threat to powerful opponents and was never outclassed in its games. Chicopee lost their nrst game to Agawam but came back with two straight wins. They then started in on a winning streak which put them in a tie with Greenfield for first place of the Valley League. However, they lost their second game with an aggressive Greenfield team. After this game they ended up in second place in the Valley League, where they remained until the end of the season. The basketball team of 54 was invited to the Assumption Tournament where they were pitted against St. Stephens of lVorcester. The PACESETTERS put on an excellent display of playing but St. Stephens with their basketball skill were able to defeat Chicopee's great five. V Mx 102 BASKETBALL SCORES Agawam ........... ...... St. Michael's .,.., ...... Hol. Catholic Spfld. Trade Tech ................. ...... Holyoke ........ ,..,,. Greenfield ......... ...... Turners Falls Westfield ........, ,,.,.. Spfld. Trade .,.,, ,..... Northampton Classical ........ ,,,... Agawam ........ .,,,,. Cathedral ...... ...... Holyoke ...... Turners Falls VVestfield ......,,, ,,.,,, Greenfield ...,.,,,, ,A,,,, Northampton NVE THEY 41 48 48 41 46 31 27 54 48 54 44 55 55 51 58 39 43 44 42 49 51 33 65 63 46 43 48 79 71 45 63 39 47 36 47 54 48 58 CU S91 P 35180, . 1Cl7pQA xo l f' X K xcapao Y QQKCUPANQ 9 W K , ,- I fs 'xp gy, ff gai3iv,,A ,Q Q-9 A C-'x --. aI.,-EYE 5 if Front: Mgr. Malek, Coniff, Martin, Churchill, Piligian, Niemiec, Brown. Kozub. Back: Kumiega, McClelland Kubik, Gilpatrick, Chaban, Schoolcraft, Swift, Rybak, and Coach Clark. CATHEDRAL vs. CHICOPEE OPPONENT 1 CHICOPEE 0 The Pacesetters held Cathedral to a score of 1-0 by a brilliant stand in the nets by IIal Piligian. CLASSICAL vs. CHICOPEE 4 Good defensive play by Churchill and Schoolcraft helped stop Classical. The good shooting of McClelland and his two wing men accounted for three of the four goals. HOLYOKE vs. CHICOPEE 2 4 McClelland led the Chicopee skaters to a -1-2 victory over Holyoke. McClelland scored that hat trick collecting three goals. The remaining goal was scored hy Kuhik. WEST SPRINGFIELD vs. CHICOPEE 3 1 West Springfield pucksters turned hack Vhicopee High 3-1. Rybak, captain of the team, scored the only goal. TECH vs. CHICOPEE 4 0 Chicopee offensive just couldn't seem to get started. They suffered a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Spild. Tech. Our hats are off to Kumiega and Gilpatrick for a tine try. SPRINGFIELD vs. CHICOPEE U 4 Led by Ed Ryhak, Tom Swift and Holi Churchill. they went on to a shut-out over Trade. The Chicopee High School Hockey Team entered the Western Mass. Hockey plajsofTs but was unahle to find the right combination to win a game. The hard and unlveatable spirit of the hockey team has helped the team to win some hard fought games. XVe students nl' t'l1it'opee High are proud of the team which has always played a never-die game right to the final seconds ol' play. lO3 Since the yearbook went to press before the baseball season started it was impossible to get the scores of any of the games. However, the lineup and schedule were obtained and are as accurate as possible. Probable 54 Lineup Pete Kumiega-Pete played in the outfield last year, but with the loss of Chris Mathieson he looks like the number 1 backstop for 54 . Richie O'Brien-Richie will have to fill Joe Urdzela's shoes at first but despite his lack of height he looks like the answer to Coach Moge's first base problems. Paul Pirog-a one-year veteran, Paul has two more years to play around the keystone sack. Richie Kagan-Richie looks like the brightest prospect to fill in at the hot corner for Dave Flynn. Tommy Skypeck-The only sure starter in the outfield, Tom will have to split his chores between the mound and the outfield. Leon Neidleman- The Judge, as he has been nicknamed, played left field last year and looks like a sure repeater for that position. Bob Niemiec-As a freshman last year, Bob had a clean slate with no victories or defeats but he was used only in relief. This year he will take his regular turn on the mound. Phil Yacovone-Phil had a 5-2 record last year, which might have been better if he hadn't had such a poor start. He will definitely be called on to take a better than average share of the mound duties this year. Don Rusin-Don has had no previous varsity experience but in 53 he played with the Fairview Legion. His experience makes him a number one candidate for that spot in the infield. Baseball Schedule April 21 Palmer May 13 Holyoke 23 Hol. Cath. fAwayJ 17 Turn. Falls fAwayl 26 Holyoke fAwayl 19 Tech. 27 Palmer fAwayJ 20 Greenfield fAway 29 Turners Falls 20 Westfield May 3 Greenfield 25 Cathedral fAwayl 5 Tech fAwayj 27 Northampton fAwayJ 6 Westfield fAwayl June 1 Cathedral 10 Northampton 2 Spfld. Trade fAwayj 12 Spfld. Trade 1' Q, 151 A ish 'X Q Lf? WW JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT IVILLIAM O'BRIEN VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLOTTE ZIEMBA SECRETARY MARY HICKEY TREASURER FELIX ZARLENGO -A YTOINETTE H. 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