Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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EASTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION Thursday Evening, June 29, 1933 Roman March ,....... ..........,,.......A..,...,.....A.,,..,....,,,.......,...,.,........,...........,.. ....,...,.......,. .,..,...,.. G o u nod Invocation ' Rev. T. Frederick Cooper Salutatory Essay: Women in Business Genevieve Nell Drondoski Overture: Tancred ..,,...,......,.......,.,.......,... ..... .,,,..,...r.,,..........,................,.,,......... ....,....... R o s sini E. H. S. Orchestral Club Address D. Brewer Eddy Presentation of Class Gift Emily Madeline Healey Response for the School Robert Daniel Buzzee '34 Valedictory Margaret Jean McLean March: The Morning Light ...........,...,.......,.....A.....,...........,,,.,.......,,..... ll..,,,.......A.,........,............,..,,....... C rosby E. H. S. Orchestral Club Presentation of Prizes ......,,........,,.i......,,.........,,,..i..... .,.i.,....,,,....,........... P rincipal Howell K. Thayer Presentation of Diplomas .....,...........,......,...,l..i.......,...i........i.,,.....,,..,...........,.......,... Dr. Oliver W. Cobb America tfirst and last versesj Prizes presented at High School Graduation Exercises 1933 Alumni Prizes ..........................................................., .... lt 'Iargaret McLean, Genevieve Drondoski Elsie Newton Mathematics Prize ...........,.................. ,,,.......,.,,,........,,,.,............ J oseph Novakowski Class of 1918 Prize .......,i........,,,..........,.,........,.......,,, ......i....... M argaret McLean Anna E. Gorham Prize in English ......i..... ..,........ ......,.......,........,.,,.. . . .........,, M ae Cavanaugh Helena C. Evans Art Prize .....,.,........, ......,,......................,..,,,,,........,.,,.,..........,........... S amuel Carver Jr. Washington-Franklin Medal in United States History ...... .,........... M argaret McLean Clark-Donovan Prize for School Spirit ,,.... ,...,.......,,,..........,,,,......,.................,.... R ichard Chittim W. L. Lovell Prizes for Spirit of cooperation in Musical Activities Margaret McLean, Frederick Bergmann ,,l..il-.l.- ASSEMBLY GATHERINGS The Easthampton High School has been honored this year of 1933-34 by tW0 speakers, Miss Cora Stanhope Cobb, and Colonel Ryan. On May 16, Miss Cobb gave us another of her interesting lectures. Miss Cobb spoke on The Onward March of Civilization . She traced the march of civilization from the ancient times of Babylon to the present day. She related to us the fall of highly civilized countries of ancient times caused by indolence of emperors. She urged the youth of today to carry on the march and not to be influenced by indulging in anything that would hinder its progress. Miss Cobb's lectures are always enjoyed by the student body. Twenty-eight

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i l AIIIIII lllillmnnnmig l I IIIII' IIIII -IMM EVIELI O THE YEAR ilu fIlHemuriam r He ls IIICNRY MAIJNUWSKI A Member ol' the Uhiss ol' '35 Whose Dezllh Szuhleneml l'he l'l2lSlll2lllllll,0lI lliggh School. Mournefl By His Mzmy Friemls :mil Chissnlailes Who Miss Ilis .lovizll Spirit. Aelllress of xVCll'0llll' ......,.. Class History ........,......... Prophecy ....................................... Propheey on the P Class Song .......,..............,.,.......,.. Class Poet ..,................. Aclviee to Juniors ....... Class lVill ..,..........,....... Class Orzltor ,.....,. . Flower Girl i....,, rophet IVY DAY PROGRAM, 1933 . 1 . . ............,.R1K'll2l,l'll Lluttlnl Fred Clolkai Katherine Krumpholz lieonom Kumlzi . .... . Louise Mesh, C. Kutt Maw Czmvauizulgli . ..... , ......, liilmuml Sliz ith lusther FII! 'I'hc-oilore Czzmjkowski , , .lzmet U'IJomielI Twenty-seven

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On May 29, Memorial Day exercises were held with Colonel Ryan as main speaker. The exercises began by the singing of t'A1nerica . Then a short student program was presented. Hflravcs of Our Dead , poem by Robert Engerso was delivered by Franklin Mullaly. Rita Powers recited the poem, 'tln Flanders Fields by John McCrae. Leo Mackos gave a short oration entitled, In Memory of Those Who Gave Their Lives for Freedom. In his address he pointed out that we should bring the nations of the world into friendly relations by use of diplomacy instead of cannong education instead of coerciong and brotherly love instead of the sword. He ended his oration by quoting a few lines of a poem written by James Whitcomb Riley. Then the main speaker, Colonel Ryan, a World War Veteran, was introduced to us by Stanley Bozek, who was chairman of the exercises. Colonel Ryan spoke on Patriotism and Discipline. Being a lVorld War veteran, he related some of his experiences and told of the horrors of war. He greatly stressed discipline. He told of the discipline of the American Army in the lVorld War, and also told of the necessity of discipline in the youth of today. With this message to every student he concluded his address. The excrcises were closed by thc singing of 'tThe Star Spangled Banner. E. HIYBERT '36 ,L.L..-l.l- THE STUDENT COUNCIL President of the Council ....., ...,....,....,,..,,....,..............,,....... ...,.,,.................., .....,....,... S t a nley Bozck '34 Vice-President .,,,..,...,...............,,,.. ............. C hester Milashesky '35 Treasurer ...,,...,,. .............,,...... ...... l l 'arren Lux '36 Secretary .........,....,, ........... J eannette Donais '37 Freshman Class ....,.. .....,,............... P eter Pacocha Twenty-nine