Greenfield High School - Evergreen / Exponent Yearbook (Greenfield, MA)

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THE EXPONENT 37 ANGELINE GERS “A girl is carefree as long as she continues to giggle.” Angeline is a very well behaved girl, never whispering or giggling during class. (??) She is full of pep and helps to make the recitations in Miss Smith’s room quite interesting. She is a member of the Dramatic Club, Com¬ mercial Club, and Girls’ Basketball Team. Angeline is undecided as to what she will do after leaving G. H. S. LUCINA GUARD “When the cat’s away the mice will play.” Commercial Club. “Lue,” as she is often called, is one of our popular girls. Whenever there is a school dance you will always see “Lue” with some dashing Romeo. North Adams Normal is “Due’s” goal and we know that she will make it. MAURICE BENJAMIN GROSSMAN “That which is not worth speaking, I play.” Band, Glee Club, Orchestra. There is no need to speak of Maurice’s ability in music for he has proved this himself very often. Maurice also enables us to keep in step outside of school too for he has already joined the ranks of the “pros.” He con¬ templates a Post Graduate course next year. PHYLLIS HARDMAN “With such a comrade, such a friend I fain would walk till journey’s end.” Friendship Committee (2); Scholarship Committee (3); Sports Committee (4); Dramatic Club; Finance Commit¬ tee (4); Glee Club (1). Phil came to us from Boston in our Freshman year. This little blonde has grown considerably since that time and has made many friends in her own quiet way. She has livened up the Masquers by serving on the very im¬ portant refreshment committee. Phyllis goes to Simmons next year to study??

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36 THE EXPONENT GRACE ELLIS “Her thoughts are many, her words are few”. “Pirate’s Daughter. Glee Club. Grace is another one of those people who express that inspiring opinion of themselves. “I haven’t done any¬ thing”. But here is the record St. Peter has: A very studious girl, member of the Glee Club, and Mrs. Van Demere in the operetta “The Pirate’s Daughter”. (We agree with you there, St. Peter.) She is also one of Caesar’s greatest friends—too bad he isn’t living now. Grace says she doesn’t care to be listed among the arch angels. Well—actions speak louder than words, Grace. FRANCIS FAILLE “Not a moving picture” Francis has held the inner gate at Lawler’s for such a long time that we’re sure to miss him when M. A. C. and the Amherst theatre welcomes him next year. Good luck, Frannie, and watch out for the fairer sex. HELEN C. FINNIE “I am as sober as a judge—sometimes.” Helen is a busy youg lady. She honored the now ex¬ tinct Latin club with her membership, and she is much taken up with the Commercial Club just now. Have you ever seen Helen play basketball? She is a clever guard and played on our winning Senior Class Team. Good work, Helen. Most of us have read her stories in the Exponent. Oh, yes, she can write, too. And that isn’t the limit of her achievements. She has received several type¬ writing certificates and a shorthand certificate. As yet she hasn’t made up her mind as to what she will occupy herself with next year, but whatever it is, good luck to you, Helen. BERTHA ALMA GILLILAND “When the cat’s away, the mice will play” Home Economics, (President). Girls’ Basketball Team (Manager). Side Center on First Team. Bertha is a regular jumping-jack. When she is not jumping for the Basketball Team she is jumping to make the teacher believe that she really knows her lesson. It is certainly fitting that we mention Bertha’s fondness for animals, especially the “Fox.” North Adams Normal doesn’t realize what it is getting when Bertha enters in the fall.

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38 THE EXPONENT PAULINE HAMMOND “On with the dance. Let joy be unconfined.” Cheer Leader. Commercial Club. Pauline has been very popular among her classmates. Her hobby is dancing and no social affair has yet foimd her absent. Her name has appeared regularly on the Honor Roll. We all wish her the best of luck. CATHERINE HERRON “Thought is deeper than all speech. Feeling deeper than all thought.” Catherine is one of our many Commercial Students who has won several awards in typewriting. She is quiet modest in school. She is one of the early birds that fly in from the mountains every morning. It’s too bad Mr. Ford hadn’t perfected his aeroplane sooner, Catherine, but the car’s almost as good. She plans to train at the Franklin County Hospital this fall. We ' ii remember you when we are ill, Catherine. MARGARET HERRON “They are never alone that are accompanied with noblest thoughts.” Margaret is the quietiest of the quiet people found in dear old G. H. S. She is a good typist and has among her treasures of school life many awards which she has won. At present she is undecided about her future. Looks suspicious—mice aren’t always quiet. LAWRENCE DANFORTH HINKLEY “A blithe heart makes a blooming visage.” Laurie’s deeds in school activities have been rather few and far between but he’s there just the same. Some¬ one said it was thrilling to ride behind Laurie on his Harley. Let’s ask Esther. He is undecided as to his future.