Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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CUR PARENTS ARE INTERESTED The Easthampton High School P.T.A. is devoted to sewing the community through a keen interest in the welfare of students at the high scnool. This year it has continued its support of THE ECHO, its donation of a graduation prize in Chemistry, and its contribution to the P.T.A. scholarship for a senior interested in teacher training. In March this active Oflicers of the P.T.A. group held its annual card party to help raise funds for these worthy enterprises. Mrs. Norman Coopee President of the P.T. A. Parents and teachers at a typical meeting 'W S' er addfeges me DSX' Supl . NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK - November, I953 T- s -if Parents consult with Miss Lyman 88 009 Ironing out problems with Miss Fleming