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

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Pro Merito Society Greenfield Chapter Mary Louise Allen Willard L. Ballou Anna .1. Bernstein .lolin (i. Bouker Katherine F. Bullette Margaret M. Buhnan Iceland (1. ( ' ote l)orotliy K. (loodby Class of 19 31 (ieorge 11. (Irant Fdwin B. Gregory Irwin H. Hale Stanley PL Hartwell Eleanor P. Henrieli Evelyn J. .lablonski Ella H. .ludd Beatrice E. LeBaron Mary M. Lukow Ruth A. IMarkley Doris E. Mason Pdizabeth M. Maynard Ruth E. Xewhall Avis M. Payne Marion E. Smith lamest A. 3 k ' dge Pauline M. Witty 14

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Senior Executive Committee Class of 1931 President Kp:xxeth B. ’ ' aii)e Vice-President AVillakd E. Ballou Vice-President Ruth E. Xewhall Secretdry Mildred It. Jarvis Treasurer Paul J). Looney 13

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Marion Kirkland Alger ' ‘Red” “fidsy (ire her cheeki . And (I ro.fc for her month. ' ' Is there anyone who does not know this red-head? Tennis and Latin have taken up quite a share of “lled’s” time, hut she has always managed to liave a good time wherever she went. If you hear a liearty laugh ring out along the corridor, you ' ll know it’s “Red,” and if you look closely you will see mischief in her eye. In whatever she undertakes we know she will be a success. fl.H.8. wishes her the greatest luck and hapi)iness! Elsie Frances Allen “El” “There is none like her, none. Class Rasketl)all team (2); Varsity Basketball Team (3). (4); Exponent — (lirl’s Athle¬ tics; “Belle of Barcelona” (2); “Pinafore” (3); Ihamatic Club (3), (4); Archt ' iy Club (4); Latin Club (4); Dance Committee (1); Band (2), (3), (4). Queen Elsie has smiled her way into the hearts of all who know her. Because of her cheerfulness, she has made many friends in her four years in (I. H. 8. Lately you never see Elsie without “Johnnie.” Vherever there is fun to be hail, you will always find these two inseparable jials. “Fd” has also found time for ba. ketball. Journalism, band, and countless other things. Why, she was even mother-in-law in a Dramatic Club jilay! She is G.H.S.’s own (pieen. Mary Louise Allen “Weezy” “7 like fun iind I like jokes ’Bout ns well ns most the folks.” Honor Roll (1), (2), (3), (4); Pro Merito; Year Book Staff; Science Club (4); Clerk of Student Council (3); Band (2). (3), (4). Brilliant! That adjective liescribes our “Weezy” to a “T.” If we ever wanted any aid in some difficult ])roblem, she was always there with her ever-ready help. However, her friends know of two of her great weaknesses — jokes and chemistry. FIven though she has si)ent a lot of time with her books, “Weezy” has thoroughly enjoyed her High School life. M.S.C. welcomes her next year. All the success in the world, Alary Louise. Madelyn Gertrude Ashley She is gentle; she is shy.” Captain Class Team (3); A’ear Book Staff (4); “Pinafore” (3); (4); Debating Club (4); Cheer Leader (3), (4). i O ' bis Secri ' tary Scic ' uce Club “Sis,” the tiny girl with the disarming smile, has been with us only three years, but in that time all who know her ha ' e grown to lo e her. “Sis” was one of the clu ' er leaders who won for us the cheering cuf) at the fair. Both the Science Club and the Debating Club claim her as a member. Wherever she goes, we know she will meet with nothing but success. Lois Louise Atchcrson “Lou” “A few plnin strong instincts. A few plnin rules.” Spanish Club (4); Archery Club (4). Lois, our own FJla Cinders! All through their four years Lois and Esther have been inseparable, and whenever there were sports to be enjoyed, there you coidd find them. Lois was a member of the Spanish Club, and usually could be dei)ended uiion to have her lessons completed. Her plans for the future are undecideil, but we wish her the greatest luck! 15