Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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A,-1 Q is H SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Time flies, we are told, and it certainly does, for here we are at the end of our second year at E. H. S. Our memory book is already half completed with records of these past twomyears of events very dear to us. We were guided along our freshman path by Mr. Arnold Cleary. Class officers were: president, Robert Craigg vice-president, Carol Kinlockg secretary, Carol Poudrier, treasurer, Linda Knowlton. We were proud of Robert Craig when he was elected an alternate for Good Government Day and represented our school in the district American Legion Oratorical Contest. Olga Dailyde won the Helena C. Evans Art Award, and also a prize in the poster contest at the University of Massachusetts Small Schools Basketball Tournament. Linda Knowlton won the General Science Award for the class of 1957. In the spring we helped sponsor the Freshman-Sophomore Dance, which was attended by many of our schoolmates and proved to be a splendid success. At the close of our First wonderful year at E. H. S. we were already looking forward to our sophomore year. With Mr. Howard Graham as our sophomore advisor, we elected the following class oflicers: president, Ralph Benham, vice-president, Robert Craig, secretary, Alice Lafontaineg and treasurer, Robert Patterson. Carol Poudrier, Irene Soja, and Carol Kinlock did fine work as second team cheerleaders and our majorettes, Holly Osborn, Carol Mimitz, and Irene Soja gave a commendable performance at the basketball tournament. We all look forward to many more good times in the next two years to fill the remaining pages of our memory book of E. H. S. gulf, 50

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