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

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emloz 65144 olfiafo my Patsy Cuff-V-Hi. Zeke! Have a seat. You know, I was just thinking back over our high school days. Didn't we have fun! Zeke Pelosky--- Boy! I'll say. Remember in our Freshman year, Bill and Darrell were the only Freshmen out for football? Patsye -Yes, but Darrell broke his nose and couldn't finish the season, and Bill was the only Freshman to receive a letter. Tell me, Zeke, who were our class oflicers that year? Zeke-Well, Darrell was presidentg Barbara, vice-presidentg Janet Ware, secretary, and Eleanor, treasurer. Patsy-Oh! Yes, and Dotty was chosen Freshman cheerleader, and weren't you in the Dramatic club play, Here Comes Patricia ? Zeke-Yes, and so were Eleanor and Sue Brown. They did a wonderful job. Bill and Steve went out for basketball. They played in several of the second team games. Patsy-Quite a few of us girls went out for basketball. Let's see, there were Maggie, Jean, Eleanor, Jane, Barbara, Sue Brown and I. Zeke-Remember the Good Government Day Program in our Freshman year? Darrell and Bill were elected senators, while Hally and Sue Brown were representatives. Then in our Senior year, Hally took all the honors as senator in Boston. Zeke-Look who's coming in! Why hello, Hally. We haven't seen you for ages. Halbert Shumway-Hi there! You look as though you've been having a good time. What's up? Patsy -We've just been discussing our high school days. We sure have some wonderful memories. I5

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STEPHEN STANLEY SAVINSKI South Deerfield Steve Better to wear out than rust out Honors: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4g Football 43 Glee club 13 Shop club 13 Sportsman's club 2, 43 Vice-president 43 Hobby club 33 Junior Fair 33 Checker Tournament 2, 3g Arrow 43 Senior Reception 4. 1 IRENE J. SKLEPOWICZ South Deerfield 'Inky If you can dream- And not 'make dreams your mastery Honors: Softball 23 Driving club 13 Photography club 2, 3, 43 Checker Tournament 2, 3, 43 Prom com- mittee 33 Junior Fair 33 Arrow 43 Senior Reception 4. 99 General HALBERT VINCENT SHUMWAY Deerfield College scHally99 Deeds are better than words, Action, mightier than boasting Honors: Pro Merito 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, Man- ager 43 Basketball 43 Arrow 3, 4, Business manager 43 Tattler 33 Good Government Senator 43 Boy's State 33 President 2, 43 Treasurer 33 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Checker Tournament 3, 43 Prom committee 33 Junior Fair 33 Senior Reception 4. General 3 j .- . wx' - . Ebb... .l WILLIAM EDWARD THOMPSON Deerfield General 66Biu99 Out of hundreds-only one! Honors: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-captain 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43'Vice-president 43 Checker Tournament 2, 33 Arrow 43 Driving club 13 Sportsman's club 2, 4, president 43 Student Council 23 Junior Fair 33 Prom committee 33 Senior Recep- tion 4. ll

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Hally-Remember our Sophomore year, Zeke? You had the lead in Almost Eighteen. Zeke-Sure, and Jane and Sue Brown were in that play, too. That was great fun. Patsy-Weren't you the class president that year, Hally? Hally-Yes, Maggie was vice-president, Clark was secretary, and you were treasurer, Patsy. Zeke-You were chosen for the first team cheerleader that year, weren't you Patsy? Patsy-Yes, and Maggie was chosen for the second team. Hally-Bill and Darrell received D's for football in their Sophomore year. Patsy-You and Bill and Steve also played Junior Varsity basketball that year. Zeke-More fun! Guess a lot of girls went out for basketball that year, too. Hally-Let's see. There were Maggie, Patsy, Barbara on the varsity. Patsy-Excuse me, Hally, but look who just came in. Hi, Eleanor. Where have you been keeping yourself? Eleanor Nieskoski-Hi there. I've been working. Zeke-Maybe you can help us out. We were just trying to remember who went out for basketball on the girl's team in our Sophomore year. Eleanor-Let's see. There were Sue Brown, Dotty, Rose, Jean, and I. Patsy-That's right. I remember now. Hally to Eleanor-You, Zeke, Jean, Lois, and John MacIntosh were in the play, Gone With the Girls, in our Junior year-weren't you? Eleanor-Yes, shortly after that John left school. There quite a few others who left during that year, also. Hally-Sue Brown, Robert Lively, Robert St. Hilaire, Gerald Hicks, and Marilyn Leavitt left that year. Patsy-And Maggie Plante left for St. Ann's Academy and Pat Martell joined our class from a school in Vermont. I' Zeke-I was vice-president that yearg don't forget that. Hally-I was treasurer, Marilyn Leavitt was secretary, and John MacIntosh was president. Eleanor-And Hally, Patsy, and John Macintosh were on the Student Council. Patsy-Our boys made a good showing in football that year. Maybe 'cause you were on the team that year, Zeke. Zekee-No doubt. Of course, I had a little assistance from Bill, Ray, Donald Patnode, and Frank. Remember we had our first football game right after the Class Fair. Hally-And the Junior girls won the Intramural Volleyball and Basketball tournaments that year, remember? Eleanor and Patsy-You bet they did! Eleanor-You and Darrell, Steve, and Bill also received letters for Varsity football. Hally-And the girls receiving them that year were Patsy, Jean, Rose, Maggie, Bar- bara, Pat, and Beverly Maynard. Patsy-Didn't Barbara make a sweet queen at the prom? Zeke-You bet! Patsy--When I think of all the time we put in decorating the gym! Hally-It was worth it, though. Eleanor-Oh yes, I'll say it was. Patsy-Ah, but our Senior year was best of all. Eleanor-Quite a few of the boys went out for football didn't they? Zeke-There were Bill, Harold, Ray, Eddie, Larry, Darrell, Frank, Pee Wee, Steve, and Zeke. Hally-Weren't Jean and Marion funny as old maids in the Inner Wi1ly ? Patsy-They were good, but don't you think the cheerleaders did a wonderful job this year, too. Eleanor-Oh yes! You were a cheerleader weren't you, Patsy? Patsy-Yes, Jean, Dotty, and Jane were on the team, also. I6