Deerfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (South Deerfield, MA)

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JULIA WARCHOL Shortic 'I'he word impossible is not in -my dictionary. Commercial: Glee Club 3: Publicity Committee for Senior Play: Junior Card Party Committee: Operetta 3. Julia is a midget Senior. You can't help liking her, for she always wears that same sweet smile. We shall remember her for her social spirit, her willingness, and helpful- ness. She seems to have an under- standing of all trades. ANDREW WCISLO windy.. An admiral sailing the high seas of thought. College: Basketball Manager 4: Manual Training 1. Andy is a very competent young man. His smile would cheer any- one's case of the blues . Andy just loves Chemistry class, and it will not surprise any of us, if we hear sometime in the future, that he has filled a vacancy left by Mr. Hoyle. ORESSA WESTON Bunny Wise choosing goes with success. General and Household Arts: Hand- icraft Club Al: Candy Committee for Senior Play: Refreshment Commit- tee for Junior Prom: Junior Card Party Committee: Junior Food Sale Committee. Oressa is a quiet and welcome friend with a keen observation. You can always depend on her loyal sup- port, especially in class affairs. She has a hearty and friendly greeting for everyone. Her pleasing person- ality and sympathetic attitude have won her many friends. DERRI LL BA LSER Dizzy Happy am I: from core l'm frcc. Why aren't they all contented like mc! General: Football 1: Senior Play Committee. Balser is not as boisterous this year as he has been previously. He has improved in his studies and seems to be settling clown to busi- ness. His cheerful hello will he missed next year. RAYMOND BRADLEY Gramp I om not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in olher men. General: Track 2: Hill Billies 2: Play 3: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4: Cooking Club 2: First Aid 4: Dance Committee 3. Gramp is the school clown. He will certainly be missed because there is no one just like him to play the part of Santa Claus. Gramp loves to catch up in his sleep during English class. ROSE WOZNIAK A short word is better than a long one, and the fcwcr, thc better. Household Arts and General: Man- ual Training 2: Handicraft Club 4: Property Committee for Senior Play: Class Basketball 1. 2: Varsity Basketball 4. Rose is a quiet Senior whose in- terests are hidden. Her friendly spirit and helping hand have won her many friends. She is willing to do whatever is asked of her, and you seldom see her without a cheery smile. CHARLES YESTRAMSKI Charlie Sea thc conquering hero comes. General: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 : Usher for Senior Play: Baseball 4. Here is our big basketball center. Charlie has accomplished much during his four years, both in sports and studies. He is a quiet, busi- ness-like Senior whose future looks bright. JOSEPH YESTRAMSKI 11.106-r llc plays well who wins. General: Basketball 4: Manual Training 1: Property Committee for Senior Play. Joe is usually a quiet boy. A wise-crack now and then draws the crowd's attention to his presence. You may think him bashful, but, oh, he's been around ! .loe is fond of basketball and is a real asset to the team. IN MEMORIAM EDWARD KISLOSKI Ncvcrmorc ieakcd by a smile or a sigh. In memory of one who was a cheerful, willing helper, and a true friend.

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1 Junior Class Frzeulfy Adivisers-MISS COOLEY, MR. SAUTTER Allis, Ethel Allis, Gilbert Antes, Hosmer Ashman, Monica Bangs, June Bell, George Brzowski, Jennie Butkiewiez, Felix Chapley, Eva Clark, Aaron llacyczyn, Olga Finkowski, Michael Flynn, Anna Goodwin, Leland Graves, Edwin P'I'l'S1idl lIf-LOUISE STANGE Vice-Pwsitlzfnt-PETER SZWALUK Sem-etafry-MAUDE WILES T'l'l'flSLL'l'0l'-GEORGE BELL Hearn, Ruth Kaczenski, Edward Korzan, Stafka Kostecki, Mary Kowalski, Irene Kulesa, Anna Kuzontkowski, Walter Linehan, Richard Maiewski, Camilla Matus, Walter Melnik, Marion Melnik, Walter Noska, Adelaide O'llonnell, Francis Olynik, Steven Otto, William Pearson, Elbert llulmash, Patricia Sarka, Minnie Stange, Louise Street, Russell Szwaluk, Peter Weston, Mary White, Charles Wisnieski, Anthony Wisnieski, Gladys Wiles, Maude Wysinski, Edith Zaikowski, Nellie