Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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JUNIOR VARSITY The junior varsity also played well, winning two out of three games. Pauline Laflamme was high scorer for this team. Forwards Points Guards Pauline Laflamme 32 Barbara Klekotka Joyce Parsons 14 Pat Tourville Gail Wolfram Carol Krawczyk Christine Jankowski Jean Czarnecki Holly Osborn 9 Margaret Worpeck 4 85 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Much enthusiasm has continued for girls' basketball, coached by Mrs. Peter O'Kulsky. The 1955 Girls' Basketball Team had a good season, winning five out of eight games played. The girls defeated Smith's School twice with scores of 48-37 and 53-32. They were victorious in one of the two games played with each of the following: Smith Academy, Williamsburg, and Northampton School for Girls. Donna Mitclfell was high scorer for the varsity, with Deann LeBeau second. We They Smith School at Easthampton 48 37 At Smith School 53 32 Northampton School for Girls at Easthampton 24 15 At Northampton School for Girls 31 34 Smith Academy at Easthampton 22 21 At Smith Academy 50 55 Williamsburg at Easthampton 30 21 At Williamsburg 28 43 Forwards Points Guards Donna Mitchell 118 Beverly Graham Deann LeBeau 105 Elodie Fleury Cecile St. Martin 48 Barbara Longto Virginia Riel 10 Barbara Klekotka Holly Osborn 5

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FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS Betsy Ramsey, Captaing Lois Bovat, Cynthia Thouin, Luanne Bergman, Sandra Damon, Corinne St. Martin, Theresa Ceberek, Theresa Baldyga. ALL SET PM This is the familiar ery of our cheerleaders at every game. In anticipation all eyes focus on the vivacious members of the cheering squad in their attractive uniforms of maroon and white. Many a new cheer and song, skillfully worked out, met with enthusiastic response to the girls' exuberance, vigor, and pep. YOU BET lf' These qualities, combined with the good spirits of our leaders, were reflected in all our students in their display of good sportsmanship at the disappointing outcome of this year's tournament. Well symbolized in that small but greatly valued emblem received at the tournament Mthe finale of this year's performance of our cheer- leaders - was the fine caliber of school spirit and sentiment. SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS Carol Poudrier, Jean Kaeppel, Irene Soja, Alice Geryk, Gloria LaLiberty, Carol Kinlock.

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TUMBLING Our thanks go to the tumbling team for an excellent performance at the tournament and our congratulations to the four members who have been awarded letters this year: Jane Malanson, Gloria Poudrier. Jacqueline Geoffrey, and Gladys Graham. 86