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

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51X EARLE LANVRENCE BRITTON Larry lntramural Basketball. Earle is known as one of our quiet boys and has made many friends among them, but he seems to be a woman-hater around school, Ile is continually seen at Shattuck l'ark playing tennis. ln the future he plans to become an arehi' tect. Nlay luck be with you always, Earle. EA Rl.E RAYMOND BROOKS Brooksie Earle is that curly-headed boy who came to G. H. S. two years ago. llc is an accomplished dancer and always furnishes a good time. YVC hear he likes the fair sex, but we Wonlt tell! Earlels plans for the future are to become a civil engineer. VVe hope that he will never forget the friends he has made in G. H. S. EVELYN ELIZABETH BROVVN Brownie' Class Basketball C1, 255 Band Cl, 255 Exponent C45. The roguish glint in Evelyn's eyes belies her rather quiet attitude and gives one the impression that there is a real pal. Evelyn hasnlt spent much of her free time in high school activi- ties, but has enjoyed herself fully dur- ing her four years here. Her plans for the future are undecided, but whatever she may undertake the best wishes ot the class go with her. JESSIE CECELTA BRZEZINSKI C'CQiggles lntramural Basketball C3, 453 Coma mereial lflub C3, 45. This jovial young Senior is character- ized among all the students of G, ll. S. by her very good nature, pleasing per- sonality, and ready wit. ,lessie has been active in Class Basketball 3, 4 and also the Commercial Club 3, 4. She must have done a great deal of studying as her name has frequently ap- peared on the Honor Roll. Good luck, Jessie! JOHN SHEA BULMAN Bull Year llook Staff C455 Latin Club C3, 455 Silver G C45. John is that conscientious looking Senior who is always seen walking down the corridors with several books under his arms. Despite his studies he has found time to go hunting and fishing quite a few days and still main- tain his high scholastic standing, XYe shall all miss his clever remarks and thoughtful essays. limit 4- s l 5 14 DONALD NVINSLOVV CADIGAN Don Exponent C353 Year Book Staff C455 Class President C155 Class Vice-Presi. dent C255 Dance Committee C455 l'epita C152 Miss Cherryblossom' C255 C'honita C355 A XYedding C355 Ul'yramus and Thisbeu C155 J, Caesar CZ, 355 Fails and Frillsl' C355 Cfhorus Cl. Z, 55: Dramatic Club C25 3, 4, Yice'l'resident 453 Debating Club, Yiee-President C355 Science Club C355 Art flilll C-ill llisY C25 3, 4, Secre- tary 455 Student Council Cl, Z, 3, 4, l'resident 45. Don is that tall, handsome Senior who is always seen walking down the corridor with a smile on his face. He is one of the most popular students of his class and seems to be the most ac- tive. He has taken part in several plays. He has been president of the Student C'ouncil, secretary of Hi-Y, and presi- dent of his class in the Freshman year. He has a very clever wit and he always makes a hit with the young girls. JOSEPH C'llARl.ES CAFARELLA alloco Baseball Cl, 255 Track C255 Int,-3. mural llasketball Cl, 2, 3, 45. ,loseph is a very quiet Senior even though he hails from Millers Falls. Ile is not seen very much about the school but he is very cheerful. He plays on the varsity squad in baseball. Best of luck, joe, from the entire Senior class. HELEN AMELIA CAREY Bunny Commercial Vlub C45. Helcn is that petite Senior who is seen driving: a Plymouth car about town. llelen has also found time to take part in social activities outside of school. She is undecided about the future, but -the best wishes of the class of '34 go with you, Helen. PAUL TJUYRICNCE CARPENTER l'aulie Paul is the silent, shy boy who hails front the Leyden Road every morning. YYe don't hear very much of Paul around G. H. S., but something in his eye tells us that there is more to Paul than appears on the surface, VVC are certain that his silent, determined ways will lead him to success in whatever he undertakes. VVTLLTAM FRANK CARROLL t-Billy, Soccer C25. Bill is that funfloving, red-headed boy in Room 14 Cwhen he is in school5. Those who know him say that he is al- ways there with the right bright remark at the right time. NYe cannot but wonder what it nas, or who it was, that kept Bill so busy, for he has had little time for school activities.

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-- T - LILLIAN BEATRICE BAUDIN Shanghai l.il Second Team Basketball C433 Com- mercial Club C33. Lil is one of our cheer leaders, which is why our cheering is so good. She is very sincere about becomingra police-matron and we 'know S116 Will make good. Herc's hoping. LANCELOT JAMES BECK usiu Lancelot is one of the Millers Falls boys. No doubt that is why we- haven t seen much of hini. VVhatever his future may be, we hope it will be a successful one. HELEN MARY BECKLO Bergie Intramuralsv'tPlugs', C2, 3, 433 CUW' mercial Club C3, 43. Helen has been very shy. At le2lSt she appears so to those who don t know her well, but by her more intimate friends she is well liked. An umleclfled future awaits her but we wish hor luck. TEDDY JOHN BEHAYLO Butch If anyone is looking for Teddy he will find him in his back yard tinkering with an old Ford. May all our cars be masterpieces when he gets into the mechanical world! MARY AGNES BELLOVVS Sweetheart or Bellowsl' Class Basketball C135 Year Book Still? C433 Archery C133 Commercial Club C3, 433 Alpha Beta I'i CS, 43. Vllho docsn't know this tall, blonde girl who always has a smile and a witty remark for everyone? Mary has al- ways been one of the popular girls of tho Senior class. She hasn't any plans for the future, but we know that She will always find a welcome wherever she goes. Here's luck, Mary. Y i br' MQ- 3 Qlfu 13 si' l ARTHUR THOMAS BERGERON nArtw Second Team Baseball C333 Commer- cial Club C33. 'tArt is one of those quiet boys who can be depended on to do the right thing at the right time. His tall form is a familiar figure wherever athletics are in progress. He is undecided as to his future, but you may be sure that he will succeed in whatever he attempts. HAROLD HENRY BITTNER HBMU Soccer C433 Intramural Basketball C3, 433 Stamp Club C33, Harold is a genial young man who, although he has not figured prominently in the social activities of the high school, is well k11own and liked by his fellow-classmen. 1-le has decided to let the future take care of itself. VVhat- ever you do, Harold, the good wishes of the school will follow you. MARION VVINIFRED BLAKE Mike Basketball CZ, 3, 433 Field Hockey C333 Archery CZ, 333 Alpha Beta Pi C433 Student Council C43. Mike' seems to be a demure young lady until you know her better. She is one of our star athletes, a Rock of Gibraltar for the girls' basketball team. She is planning to take a P. G. course next year, and we are sure that her sunny smile and pleasing personality will make her as popular among the underclassmen as she has been with the Seniors. PHILII' GEORGE BOURBEAU nphilu Senior Dance Committeeg Belle of Barcelona C13 3 I'inafore C231 Pepita C333 K'Trial by Jury C433 Band C133 Chorus C1, 2, 533 Art Club CYice- I'residcnt3 C433 Syncopators C43. VVe have not seen as much of Phil as wc should like to, but he has prob- ably seen as much of the school as he wants to-how about it, 'KI'hil',? His line voice has been a great aid to thc musical organizations, and we are grate! ful to him for his help. Although the crystal has not divulged its secrets to us, wc may be sure l'liil's future will be happy. ELIZABETH ROSENA BRIGGS Betty Class Basketball C1, 2, 3, 433 Com- mercial Club C3, 43. In Betty'sl' four years with us she has attained many friends because of her good nature and pleasing person- ality. She is seen at all dances and social gatherings in school as well as out. Betty was active in Class Basketball 3, 4, and Commercial Club 3 and 4. Her plans for the future are in the commercial field. Our good wishes go with you, Betty,

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XVILLI AM GERALD CASH Bill l'ommereial Club 13, 4, ljl'95ifl91lf 31- l3ill was the last of the famous gang', to be left in Greenfield High this year, Afternoons you can see him practicing with his golf sticks, for that is his favorite sport. He is never home evenings, but rather is gaily cavorting on some polished dance floor, for Bill is one of our few dancers with a repu- tation for his dancing. FELIX JOSEPH CERRATO 'tCount Year Book Staff 1413 Dance Commit- tee 141: Science Club 141g Hi-Y 13, 41: l'rr-sident of Camera Club 13. 415 -Secre- tary of Latin 1'lnb 1313 Librarianhof Band 11, 2, 3, 413 Orchestra Librarian 11, 2, 3, 415 Silver G 13, 413 Stage Man- ager 141. XVords are powerless to describe Felix's jollity, his smile, and those dark, flashing eyes. Although he was primarily interested in furnishing gum to his friends during the early part of his school career, we have noticed that lately he manages to get that little brown car of his parked in front of the school about 3:30. and that he is al- ways ready to give a lift to Freshmen of the fairer sex. FRANCES CAROLYN CHAMPION irlrrann Miss Cherry Blossom 1313 Dramatic Club 1415 Year Book Staff 141. This little girl's hobby is parties, and can she throw 'emll 'tFran', blos- somed out her Junior year and since has been the acknowledged Society Queen of G, H. S. She is always ready to help backstage too, and usually has a pretty good idea of lvan's where- abouts. EDVVARD EMMETT CHAPIN Chappy Edward is one of the few quiet boys in G. H. S., but we have often wondered if he really is as quiet as he seems, Remember that old saying, Still water runs deep ? Nevertheless, we wish you smooth sailing over the sea of life in any career you choose, Chappy. RONALD IIALE CHAPIN Pokey,' llockey 1311 Tennis 13, 413 Dance fomniittee 141: The Managers 1415 Hi-Y 13, 413 Camera Club 12, 31, Dra- matic l'lnb 13, 413 Band 11, Z, 3, 413 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 41, l'okey is one of the best-natured fellows in our class, and as a result has gained a host of friends. He can al- ways find a partner for tennis or an audience to listen to his music. XVe know that he will succeed in his chosen work, and our best wishes go with you, l'okey. 4' 55:33 1 15 ALICE ETTA CHAPLIN Alice Alice is one of our more quiet girls. She has not bee11 very active in school, but she has made a host of friends dur- ing her school career. Her ambition is to be a hairdresser, and we certainly wish her all kinds of luck. RUIJOLPH FREDERIC CHUDZlK nRudy., Rudolph is that curly-headed boy from Millers who always has a smile. Ile may be found anywhere a good orchestra is playing, and wc understand he is no mean dancer. He wants to keep his ambition a secret, but no matter what it is he has our best wishes for success. IIORTENSE HARRIET CLEVELAND Hortie,' Chonita 1313 Chorus 11, 3, 41, 4'lIortie is one of the girls who makes our high school days so pleasant. ller contagious giggle and care-free ways will be long remembered by her many friends. Her ambition is to be a nurse, and we wish you lots of luck, Hortie, in cheering the sick. ROLAND EDVVARD CLOUTIER Rollic Football 1tirst and second teams, 413 llockey 1First team, 41. Indulging in almost all high school sports has been the record of Rollie. ln this work he has become very pop- ular with his companions, The best of luck to Rolling and may he succeed in his sport ambition, ELLEN KATHRYN COBB nK,lyn 1'epita 111, Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Exponent 131. Riding in Austin cars has always held a certain fascination for Kay, who has had that exclusive right for quitc a while. Always a good-natured com- panion, Kay has won many friends and we hope success and fortune will ride in her Austin.