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

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CHARLES MARTIN NOWAK “Charles” “Love your enemies and you will have none” Charles is quiet in school but quite different when not there. He seems to be shy, but who knows. He is un¬ decided about his future, but we know he will succeed in whatever he under¬ takes. We hear he likes the fair sex, but we won ' t tell. The class of ’35 ex¬ tends their best wishes to you, Charles. BAXTER BARDWELL NOYES “Backy” “A mighty hunter; and his prey is woman Football second team (4) ; Dance Committee (4) ; Hi-Y (4) ; Science Club (2, 3, 4). A pleasing combination of good looks, personality and unruly hair has made “Backy” a favorite among his class¬ mates. He plans to attend Deerfield Academy, and then M. S. C. JOSEPH ANTHONY OSTROSKI “Bags” “A closed mouth catches no flies” Football (3, 4) ; Year Book Staff. Although “Bags” is one of our quiet¬ er boys he has done an excellent job on the football team for the past two years. He has no definite plans for next year, but we wish him luck for the future. TONY OWEICHIK “Hank” “I shall be careful to say nothing at all” Every class has a few strong silent members. Tony holds up the traditions of the past by filling one of these posts for the class of ’35. STELLA FRANCES PARDA “Stash” “On with the dance” Intramural basketball (1, 2); Com¬ mercial Club (4). Stella is well liked by all her class¬ mates and is considered one of the best dancers in the school. She plans to take up hairdressing next year at the Wil¬ fred Academy for Hairdressing. VERNA MILDRED PARENT “Blondie” “She may be little, but—oh my!” Verna came to us in her Freshman year from Northampton and won im¬ mediate admiration. Although she has not been very active in school life she is well known and well liked throughout the high school. JANET ELINOR PARKER “Jan” “I would look up and laugh and lore and lift” Pro Merito; Exponent (2, 3, 4); Year Book Associate Editor (4) ; Dance Committee (4) ; Scien e Club (2, 3, 4, Secretary 3) ; Silver G (3, 4) ; Student Council (4) ; Alpha Beta Pi (4) ; Latin Club (3); Archery Club (2, 3); Hock¬ ey Team (2); “Fads and Frills” (2); Special Honors (4). “Jan” is a cheery, energetic, little person who, aside from numerous out¬ side activities, has proved herself an ex¬ cellent student. She expects to attend Salem Teachers’ College next year, and we are certain that as in G. H. S. she will meet with success. Luck to you! GERARD ALFRED PERRY “Zeke” “What should a man do but be merry!” “Zeke” hasn ' t taken part in many school activities, but his friendly man¬ ner and engaging grin have won him a host of friends. His interests are in the commercial field, and although his plans are undecided we wish him luck, and hope that his future will be filled with success. YVETTE MARIE CECILIA PERRY “Frenchie” “Good things come in small packages” Although “Frenchie” has not taken part in many extracurricular activities we hear that she is far from inactive outside of G. H. S. Her lively man¬ ner and pleasing personality have won her many friends. She is a clever typ¬ ist, and we feel sure that her nimble fingers will do much towards making her future su cessful. Best of luck al¬ ways. WARREN JAMES PETERS “Pete” “A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck” Track (2, 3). “Pete” is one of the quiet members of G. H. S. Although his extracurricular activities are limited, he has been a staunch supporter of the track team. He is always good natured and ready to give assistance where it is needed. “Pete” plans to attend Hampton Insti¬ tute next year, and all the best wishes of the class go with him.

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WALTER JOSEPH MICUTA “Walt” “It is better to learn late than never” Although “Walt” has been very quiet during his four years at G. H. S., he is well liked hv all his classmates. Every one remembers those cold win¬ ter mornings when “Walt” was out plowing the streets and helping us all in general. WILLIAM ANTHONY MICUTA “Bill” “J resolved that I would permit no man to narrow and degrade my soul by making me hate him” Commercial Club (4). “Bill” hasn’t been heard of much be¬ cause he has been working hard in his classes. He is always seen chumming around with some of the West End fellows. He was a star on the Senior commercial basketball team. Whatever “Bill” undertakes to do we know he will succeed. RICHARD EDWARD MOODY “Dick” “Do what you can where you are, and when that’s accomplished, God will open the door to a higher sphere” Soccer (4) ; Track (2) ; Orchestra (L 2). “Dick” is very bashful when he is around girls, but is w ' ell liked by all the boys. He was a flash in Soccer this fall and was also on the track team. He is undecided what he will do, but G. H. S. wishes him a lot of luck. MARY LOUISE MOONEY “Tot” “We often do more good by our sym¬ pathy than by our labor” Tot” hasn’t been very active dur¬ ing her four years at G. H. S., but her quiet ways and friendly smile have won her many friends who declare she is not as quiet as she appears. She loves to dance best of all. Whatever she undertakes to do we know she will be very successful. MYRON FRANCIS MOONEY “Mike” “A steady calm perseverance in time will lead to a certain victory” Football (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3); Track (2, 3, 4); Hockey (3); Junior Council (3) ; Y ear Book Staff. “Mike” is that big easy going fel¬ low who is always seen around the gym or up at North Parish. He has taken part in all of the sports and was a great help to the teams. “Mike” has many friends and is always willing to help them. He would like to go away to school but his future is not planned yet. Myron is one of the popular fel¬ lows of the class and leaves many friends behind when he graduates. MARY RITA MOYLAN “Marita” “In your chain of friendship please consider me a link” Intramural Basketball (2) ; Expo¬ nent (2) ; Chorus (1) ; Commercial Club (4). “Marita” left G. H. S. for awhile to attend Deerfield Academy but became lonesome for G. H. S. and returned. We all wish her a lot of luck in any work she undertakes to do. KARL MARK MURPHY “Blossom” “Towering genius disdains a beaten path” “Blossom” is a tall blond boy who is very quiet. Most of his spare time is spent at home doing his home work. He has high hopes for the future but has not yet decided what school he will attend. The class of ’35 wishes him success in whatever he attempts. JOHN NEWTON MUSHOVIC “Johnny” “Better mend one fault in yourself than a hundred in your neighbor” Archery Club (2, 3, 4). Calm and reserved. These two words describe Johnny to perfection. He is popular with the archery fans. It is well known that he is a woman hater, but the class of ’35 wishes that he will change in the near future. He is un¬ decided in his life work. HAROLD BERNARD MYERS “Stud” “Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday and all is well” Track (3) ; Hockey (3, 4) ; Chorus (D- The boy seen riding a bicycle almost daily to school is “Stud” Myers. He is fond of mechanical devices and hopes to become a master mechanic. He is a quiet boy and hockey is his hobby; he has been a great help to the hockey team. The class of ’35 wishes him success. PAUL ERNEST NORTHWAY “Rubinoff” “When a man blackens another man ' s character, he never whitens his own” “Rubinoff” is the tall blond lad who sometimes tells a person what he thinks about him. He is very frank when angered. He is a happy, good-natured boy who is seen quite often in the cor¬ ridors. He is very quiet (but not in class) and is very friendly. Although not taking part in school activities, he leaves behind him a host of friends when he graduates. 27

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HELEN DOROTHY PIEROG “Nana” It is the quiet worker who succeeds” Art Club (3); Commercial Club (3, 4, Secretary 4). “Nana” is very quiet and has a great many friends among her class¬ mates. She is a conscientious student and is ever-ready to be of assistance in the commercial department. Some school of interior decorating will probably claim “Nana” next year, and we are confident that she will be successful in her chosen field. BLANCHE HELENA POPKO “Bacliie” “Humor is the spice of life ” Pro Merito (4. Secretary) ; Com¬ mercial Club (3, 4. Scribe 3). “Bachie” is that quiet (?) girl from over yonder bill and river. Her inter¬ ests in school have been few, and of course her time has been occupied at Ttr ners, Athol and Fordham. She has made many friends with her pleasing personality. Parties (?) and dances always be-kon her to their clutches. Best of luck, “Bachie,” from the class of ’35. JAMES POULOS “Jimmy” Time to put off the woild and go somewhere” Printers’ Guild (4. Vice President). “Jimmy’s” interests in school have been few and far between. His witty remarks have gained him many friends and his time is occupied “waltzing” around the “Inkwell.” Plans for the future are vague but the Class of ’35 wishes him the best of luck. WANDA GERTRUDE POWERS “Toot” She is gentle, she is shg Hut there is mischief in her ege” Pro Merito; Commercial Club (3, 4. Vice President 4). “Toot” is that quiet Senior in Room 23. Tennis occupies much of her time and she swings a “mean” racket. Bash¬ fulness has played the leading part of her life but remember “Still water runs deep.” “Joey” provided a good partner at Commercial Club parties. ( ?) Best o ' luck in the future. JAMES EDWARD QUINLAN “J immy” He who laughs last doesn ' t usually get the joke” “Jimmy,” a very quiet fellow is nev¬ ertheless a wonderful dancer. He has not been very active in extracurricular activities, but his time has been taken up outside of school. Can it be “ferns” ? His plans are foggy, but best of luck in his undertakings. BEATRICE MARY RANGER “Betty’ ' Let him who loves me follow me” Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Commercial Club (4). “Betty,” one of ovir popular young ladies, is noted for her athletic achieve¬ ments and her sparkling personality. Her title. “The Prettiest Girl of her Class.” is well deserved. We wish her the best of luck in anything she may undertake in the future. HELEN LOUISE RAYMOND “Helen” Knowledge rules the world ” Basketball Manager (4) ; Class Bas¬ ketball (1); Exponent (3); Year Book Staff; Class Vice President (1, 3, 4); Class Secretary (2) ; “The Family Up¬ stairs” (4); Archery Club (2, ' .3, 4. Vice President 3) ; Alpha Beta Pi (2. 3, 4, Vice President 4) ; Student Coun¬ cil (3. 4, Vice President 4) ; Junior Council; Dramatic Club (4); Silver G (4) ; Fin- ' n-e Committee (4) ; Class Historian (4). Helen has been very successful dur¬ ing her four years of high school. Sh° has been one of the most popular girls, and she has done very much for G. H. S. Best of luck, Helen, in what¬ ever your future may bring. WILLIAM LAURENCE RHODES Talking is one of the finer arts” Exponent (3); Stamp Club (3, 4); Glee Club (4) ; Syncopators (4) ; De¬ bating Club (3). During bis Senior year Laurence has been seen riding around in a black car, and he never fails to have a lady friend with him. and he also finds plenty to talk about. The class of ' 35 knows that he will succeed in whatever he does. Best of luck! ESTHER RUTH RICHARDSON “Esther” “ know on which side mg bread is buttered” Class Basketball (1. 2, 3); “A Wed¬ ding” (2); Art Club (3); Dramatic Club (3. 4); Commercial Club (3, Sec¬ retary 4) ; Pro Merito. All who know Esther know “Pee Wee.” Her favorite hobby has been walking in the back corridors with him. Esther has made many friends during her high school years and is known for her hearty laugh. Best of luck, Esther! KENNETH HERBERT RICHARDSON “Kenneth” He has an oar in every man ' s boat, and a finger in every pie” Kenneth was one of those quiet boys around school, and never took much in¬ terest in the school’s activities. How¬ ever, we hear he’s quite active in church affairs. He is undecided about the fu¬ ture, but the best of luck to you, Ken¬ neth, in whatever you do. 29