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

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“Flash John Gregory Kelleher President of Class (3). (4); Student Council (2), (3), (4); Senior Dance Committee (4) ; Class Basketball (3) ; Chairman Year Book Committee (4); Delegate Student Council Convention at Brookline (3); at Beverly (4). Of course we all know John is the president of the Senior Class, a distinction which shows his popularity. He headed many important committees and the success of these committees was due to him. “Flash” was present at all the Senior parties, and so was his “inspiration.” How could those parties have been successful without John and ? ? We shall miss John’s tall figure in the corridors next year, as Holy Cross calls him. Good luck, John. Harriet Frances Kelley “Harry” Biology (2); Spanish (3); Dramatic Club (2), (3); Glee Club (1), (2), (3), (4). “Harry” is a very busy student in Greenfield High School, for she has many talents. She has an excellent speaking voice, is developing her singing voice, and has a gift for acting. Harriet has taken an active interest in dramatics, and has been a valuable mem¬ ber of the Glee Club. For three years she took part in the Glee Club Operettas, and did much toward making them a success. Next year “Harry” expects to continue with dramatics, and her class wishes her the best of success. Isabelle Madelene Kelly “Belle” Basketball (1), (2); Biology (2); Journalism (2), (3), (4). “Belle” is the ambitious girl in our class. That is, she is always busy chewing gum. Her personality and winning smile cannot be surpassed. Although this senior has the reputation of being a man-hater, we aren’t cjuite so sure. We wonder why “Belle” takes those numerous trips to New York City. What’s the answer? Isabelle has taken an active interest in the Journalism Classes, and she will be missed next year. “Belle” intends to become a nurse. Walter William Korchinski “ Harp ” Track (3); Commercial Club (2); Football (2), (3), (4); Basketball (2), (3), (4); Base¬ ball (2), (3), (4). Walter is one of our best athletes and has played a large part in our athletic contests for the past three years. Often has his work brought victory to G. H. S. As to his future, “Walt” is still undecided on a school, but it is sure that he will continue his athletic activities at some prep school. Joseph Anthony Krysin “Joe” Football (4). Joe” tells us he is air minded. Doubtless, you have noticed the pictures of air¬ planes that adorn the covers of his school books. He is not the least of our football players who have won letters. “Joe” intends to go to some School of Aeronautics next year, and we all wish him the best of luck.

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Dorothy Marian Hodgen “Dot” French Club (1); Spanish Club (3); Basketball (1). From all appearances, Dot is very quiet, modest, shy, and all that. Don’t believe it. Appearances are deceiving. You just don’t know her. When “Dofify” feels ..I. she 1( ' H iOiil good, and puts all the pop in tho world into what over sho is doing. Gonorallv, that thing will be having a good time; that is her specialty. The “Undertaker’s Daughter’’ is a corking chauffer-otto. When the gang wants to step out, “Dot” is right there with the goods, so to speak, whether it ' s a Ford or a Willys Knight. Wilbert Daniel Horrigan “Bill” Commercial Club (3); Hockey (1), (2), t4); Baseball (1), (2), (4); Football (1), (2) (3), (4). Who is there in Greenfield High who does not know this stocky, good-natured fellow or who has not ridden in one of his Fords? His good nature has stamped him as one of the most popular boys in school, and there is hardly a town around this part of the country that has not had a chance to admire his permanent wave. In athletics, “Bill” played football, hockey, and baseball, being a real star on the gridiron. Bill’s hobby used to be Fords; lately it is taxi-cabs. Happy-hunting, “Bill.” Lucille Margaret Hyde “Lou” Commercial Club (3). No. you didn’t hear her name on the honor roll every time. But what does that prove? She thinks that experience is more valuable than book knowledge, and also more easily acquired. Of course, wherever you see Lucille, you see her side kick “Dolly.” When one can’t think of something interesting to do, the other can. Teamwork, you know. Naturally , Lucille has many friends, as a result of her happy-go-lucky disposition. She and Dolly would like to ornament Wilfred Academy next year. Here’s to your success. Kenneth Randall Jillson Kenneth is our class room humorist. If classes were going dull or if a witty remark was necessary, he was there with a timely word. Most of you know that he is another of the Millers Falls crowd. While in Millers, he works on a paper route. Kenneth is un¬ decided about the future, but we know he will be successful. Good luck, Kenneth. Evelyn Axelia Johnson “ Evie ” Pro Merito. “Evie” is one of our few quiet girls, but those who are acquainted with her know that she has one of the most pleasing personalities in school. Her smile is always in evidence and we enjoy hearing her cheery greeting as we meet her in the corridors. “Fade’s’ smile and plea stmt attitude seem to be the secret of her charming sell.

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Charles Wilfred Landry “Sugar” Honor Roll (1), (3). (4); Dramatic Club (3), (4); Band and Orchestra (1), (2), (3), (4); Student Council (4); Year Book Staff; Basketball (4); Manager Basketball (4); Class Treasurer (3), (4); Hi-Y (2), (3), (4) ; Senior Dance Committee; Exponent Staff (2), (3), (4); Baseball (4); Football (4); Senior Play; Journalism Play (4). Whew! What hasn’t Charlie done! Oh yeah, I forgot something. Charlie managed the basketball team during his Senior year, besides playing a flashy game at forward. The stage also claimed “Chuck.” Who will ever forget Charlie as the hero of the Senior Play, “Polly With a Past !” “Chuck” also appeared in several Dramatic Club Plays. We shall all be sorry to lose such a versatile boy. “O. b ' the way, have you a match?” Ada May Lapc We have all seen little Ada about school, but she is one of those people who have not had much to say. Ada is a little bit of a person, but we know that she must have many thoughts in her mind and high ambitions that are worthy of a “big girl.” Although you have not named the school you wish to attend, Ada, we wish you all the success in the world. Adelaide Louise LaShier Adelaide has kept most of her business to herself. Perhaps that’s the best way, don’t you think so? For a while we used to see her along the corridors with one of the artist students in High School. However, this last year that couple has been missing. What happened, Adelaide? Her future is yet undecided, but here’s to success along whatever lines she follows, eh, what? Ellen Louise Lawler Ellen is one of the jolly girls in our class. She is a little shy, but she always gets there. Many a tiresome class has been made into fun by Ellen’s pranks. Ellen and Janet were always together. They made a pair when they got started. We wish you the best of luck, Ellen. Elizabeth Mac LcBaron “Betty Commercial Club (3) ; Spanish Club (3) ; Two Silver Pins on typewriting and Reming¬ ton certificate; Tennis team (3). Betty is that shy little girl from Room 15 who is such a cracker-jack at tennis. She is also a clever typist, and is a famous “capturer of hearts.” especially the heart of our famous football hero. “Sitting Bull”! Betty has not thought very much of the future, only of the fact of leaving dear old G. H. S. and Ed! However, we are sure that her sunny smile and tennis racket will help her to win many more honors and hearts.