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

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Bernice Edith Cooke “Bunny French Club (3); Class Basketball (3); Field Hockey (3), (4); Pro Merito. Bernice is that quiet, studious little girl from Room 14. She prepares her lessons faithfully every day and has been a great help to those who aren’t quite so industrious. Bernice plans to enter Middlebury College next fall. We all wish her the best of success. Paul Michael Corsiglia “Pup Football (3), (4); Hockey (3), (4); Baseball (2), (3), (4). To his many friends here in school “Pup” has always seemed to be rather bashful and a confirmed woman-hater, but try and tell this to his many friends outside of school. “Pup” will be best remembered for the part which he has played in Greenfield High School’s athletics. Besides starring in baseball, football, and hockey, Paul is the champion pool player in Greenfield High School. Here’s hoping you shoot to stardom, “Pup.” Evelyn Gertrude Cote “Eve French Club (2); Basketball (1), (2). Evelyn may be tiny, but she holds the key to many hearts — even out as far as Cleveland, Ohio. Eve can be seen at nearly all of our school dances, and can she dance? No wonder that she was chosen as the best girl dancer in our class. Her clothes always portray the latest in fashions. Evelyn’s name has appeared on the absence list more times perhaps, than that of any other Senior, but if she is absent during the early part of the day, she always manages to be there for the close of school. Ernest Milton Crowell “Ernie Hi-Y (3), (4); Dramatic Club (4); Science Club (2); High School Orchestra (1), (2), (3), (4); Assembly Orchestra (1), (2), (3), (4); Senior Play — “Polly With a Past” (Petrowsky); Photograph Committee (4) (Chairman); Pro Merito. “Ernie” is that little boy with the wonderful physique who plays the violin with such surprising agility and talent. A pleasing personality and one of those “Pepsodent smiles” for everyone have made him popular and well liked by all. “Ernie” wants to go to Worcester Tech, but doesn’t know what he wants to be as yet. However, we know that he will succeed in whatever he takes up and we wish him the best of luck. Alexander Cullen Alex Basketball (4). Alexander Cullen, the large he-man of the Senior Class, has that smiling personality to go along with his ambitious nature. He is just over-flowing with pep, vim, and vigor and has a hard time restraining himself. This fact, however, gives him a chance to dis¬ play his will power. We all know how well he served us as center on one of our basket¬ ball teams, and how he stood his ground, not shooting till he saw the whites of their eyes. Next year he is going to the Bentley School of Accounting and learn to count to four digits, not that he can’t do it now, but he must have professional experience. Best of luck. Alex.

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Chester Stanley Cichy “Stan” Hockey (1), (2), (4); Commercial Club (1), (2), (3); Football (2), (3); Band (1), (2); Spanish Club (2). Most of us in G. H. S. know this lad as ‘ ' Stan.” We sometimes wonder why he is called “Stan” and not “Chet.” Perhaps it is another boyhood mystery. When inter¬ viewing “Stan,” he insisted that his name be put in the Year Book correctly. He is among the list of class sheiks, and while he wasn’t so “open” about it, we have neverthe¬ less, found him out. Stanley will probably come flying back to G. H. S. some day, as he intends to take up aviation. Don’t forget your parachute, “Stan.” Margaret Lydia Clark “Marge” Vice President of Pro Merito (4) ; Dramatics (4); Year Book Staff (4); Varsity Basket Ball (4); “Polly With A Past”; Public Speaking Contest (3). This jovial young woman is known by all the students of G. H. S. as most good- natured, and most pleasing to talk with! Many a time she has acted as chauffeuress when the girls’ varsity basketball team has had out-of-town games. Oh, yes, Margaret plays basketball. She is one of the finest guards on the team. She knows how to stick to her “man.” As far as friends are concerned, you’ve made a host of them here, Margaret. Mildred Goodrich Clark “Millie” Biology Club (2). Mildred has been rather quiet during her high school years, but she has managed to do well in her studies. She has won various certificates and medals in typewriting as well as being one of the leaders in stenography. “Millie” enjoys all kinds of sports. In the summer she may be seen chasing tennis balls around at Shattuck Park and she likes swimming, too. Her plans for the future are rather indefinite. She says that she is just going to work somewhere, and we certainly wish her the best of luck in whatever she undertakes. Elizabeth Salome Clement “Betty” Glee Club (2), (3), (4). For four years, Betty has greeted us with her sunny smile of which we have never tired. She is famous for her good nature and sportsmanship. She is always on hand when there is fun to be had, and she certainly is “the life of a party.” No matter how busy Betty is with her studies, she will always help out. We all say that M.A.C. is in luck when it claims her next year. One of Betty’s many accomplishments is her skill in making delicious, flaky pie-crust. We are happy to hear that she may take a course in Household Economics. Ethel Grace Cook “Et” “Et” is that jolly student from Room 14. She certainly knows her stuff, when it comes to rattling on the keys in the typewriting room. When Ethel was forced to stay out of school because of sickness this spring, we all missed her cheery smile and were glad to welcome her back. Et” is undecided as to what she will do next year, but we are sure that she will end up as someone’s most efficient secretary. 19

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Mary Emma Cummings Red” (Hop Club (1), (2). (3), (4); Spanish Club (2); “Pirate’s Daughter”; The Gypsy Rover”; “Pinafore”; Pro Merito. Although Mary lias not had much to say, she has not wasted her four years, as her scholastic record shows. She has been a faithful member of the Glee Club during her high-school days. Each year she has played the role of one of those snappy chorus girls. We hear that she has graced the stage at North Parish Church in many a play. W ho knows? Mary may be a budding actress who will sometime rival Mary Pickford in fame. She is undecided as to her future, but we know that she will make good in whatever she attempts. Robert Edward Dauphinais “Bob” Baseball (1), (2), (3). (4), Captain (4); Class Treasurer (2); Assistant Treasurer, (3); Vice-President (4); Year Book (4); Senior Play Committee (4). Bob, whose permanent wave and pleasant smile have made him many friends, in G. H. S. comes to us each morning from Millers Falls. His popularity is shown by the fact that he was elected Treasurer of his class in his second year, Assistant Treasurer in his Junior year, and Vice-President in his Senior year. In baseball. Bob has been a star for four years and he was honored with the captaincy this year. Bob is planning to work a year before going to school, but we know that he will make a success of whatever he undertakes. Mildred Elizabeth Delano Dramatic Club (3), (4); French Club (2); Pro Merito. Mildred is our friendly, talkative, little classmate. Her name always appears on the honor roll. We know that she is bound to succeed with all her ambition. She is still undecided about next year. Leo Nicholas Derry Commercial Club (1). (2). (3); Glee Club (2), (3). (4); Dramatic Club (2), (3). (4); Band (1), (2), (3). (4); High School Orchestra (1-4); Assembly Orchestra (2-4); “Belle of Barcelona”; Ass’t Treasurer, (1), (2); Manager, “Champion” ’30 Track Team. Leo. the “lemon and lime” boy, is very popular both with the fair and “otherwise sex. The Orchestra would be lost without his violin and the Dramatic Club would dis¬ band were he not there. Leo, as manager of the crack ’30 Track Team, led his school to victory in the Track Meet. He has decided to spread lus wings, for he enters the 1 . C. Ryan Flying School, San Diego, California, this fall. Mary Gertrude Donovan Dolly Spanish Club (1), (2); Commercial Club (3); Secretary (1). “Dolly” has won many awards in typewriting, which is a subject she likes because there is no homework. “Dolly s tardiness has become proverbial, but no one minds that little thing because she overcomes the most stubborn person with her twinkling eyes and cheery grin. By grinning “Dolly” has become a most likable girl. Her hosts of friends have ever admired her. because she is so even-tempered. Nothing seems to be able to banish that smile from her face. May the world always return her smile!