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

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'll 1 i i GREENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SYLVIA BELLE AARON l'Ylf'rrt 'if'-437 ..JibbU,, Pro Merito: Intramural Basketball 11,2,33: Exponent 12.3, 43: Year Book Staff 143 : Not Quite Such a Goose 123 : Chorus 113 : Dramatic Club 12, 3. 4, Secretary-treasurer 3, Vice-President 431 Alpha Beta Pi 12, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 43: Student Council 13,433 Senior Council: Sophomore Council 1President3 : Silver G. Club 13, 43. Jibby has a way of winning: the friendship of everyone. She has helped to make the Exponent a successful paper and has participated in many other activities. Although she has not decided what co'lege she will attend, our best wishes go with her. WESLEY JOHN AKER 4-WI,sn, Soccer 143 1 Band 11, 2, 3, 4. President 43 1 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 43 3 Assem- bly Orchestra 13, 43 : Glee Club 13, 43 3 Syncopators 133 : Journalism 133 : Silver G 143. Wes is the trombone player in the band. The greater part of Wes's school activities have been in the band, but he has been a member of two champion intramural basketball teams. Wes is a 1-:ood basketball star and a. better trombone player. He seems headed to the top of whatever field he enters. MARJORIE DOLLOFF ALGER ..Marj,, Art Club 12, 3, 43. If you're looking: for Marjorie, fro to Room 31. for her special interest is Art, and she spends much time enjoying it. She is also an expert tennis player, and G. H. S. will lose a fine athlete when she graduates. 4iMaI,gy, MARJORIE STETSON ANDREWS Stamp Club 113 : Alpha Beta Pi 13. 43. Who can forget Marg and her cheerful smile 'I Marg can usually be seen ridimz around in her Ford or writing letters to New York. Maur is an accomplished horseback rider, and her ambition is to become a teacher of this favorite sport. There's happiness ahead for her. ROBERT LAWSON ARCHER Bob Bob is a cheerful chap with a broad smile for every one. He always adds a jolly note to the atmosphere because of his pleasant disposition. Bob may always be seen around school with his pal Rolly . Together they made more than one feminine heart flutter. Bob is still fancy free, however, so there is still hope for you. RALPH JOHN BABITS Ralph Ralph is a tall, quiet fellow who has not been seen very often in the cor- ridors. Instead, he has spent a great deal of time in the printing depart- ment where he has earned a reputation of being reliable. His enviable printing record will, no doubt, help him to achieve high accomplishments in the business world. WALTER VADISLAW BANNACH Walter Walter is that quiet fellow who is seen in G. H. S. at intervals. Can it be that his interests are elsewhere Z' His good nature has made him a favorite with his friends and the class of '36 wish him the best of luck. STANLEY BATINSKI klfnffzr Turbo, Football 12, 3, 43 : Hockey 143 3 Intramural Basketball 13, 43 3 Track 13, 43 : Student Council 143. 'l'orba has earned his success in G. H. S. through his fine work in foot- ball and hockey. He dearly loves an argument, and we know from experi- ence that he is usually the winner. We have heard his name linked with Lulu who will be quite lonesome when Torba attends Temple University next year. Fourteen 415'

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EXPONENT ANNUAL I 936 Pro Merifco CLASS OF 1936 Chosen at the end of the Junior Year Sylvia Belle Aaron Eileen Winifred Marcoux Margaret Charlotte Berry Mary Anne McHugh tPhilip Frederick Bitters Barbara Elizabeth Brooks Minnie Brunell i Leilla Mae Carter Evelyn Sumner Chadwick Evelyn Edna Cichy Edna Russell Curtis XMalcolm Everett Fisher Evelyn Anita Gaines Frances Mary Giniusz Laura Jennie Grotz ffMax Merrill Hartwell, Jr. Eleanor Blanche Ingraham William Russell Jarvis Rose Lawor Marion Esther Lockhart Dorothy Anne Maher 'John Frederick Norton Helen Lula Malvina Phoenix Janet Eleanor Roberts Inez Rose Roscoe Francis Patrick Ryan George Leo St. Cyr, Jr. Winn Henshaw Smith 'fEmily Anna Snow 9'Sidney Spungin Rae Orvis Starkey Roy Clifton Taylor Jennie Lucy Tondera Mary Agnes Toomey Dorothy Gloria Vassar Marion Ruth Whitcomb Helen Anna Yez 'Chosen at midyear's, Senior year CLASS OF 1937 Chosen at the end of the half year, Junior Year Barbara Rose Baruzzi Winona Bonner Gertrude Rita Bostley Eleanore Stoughton Conant Evelyn Louise Cramer Ruth Gardner Ruth Virginia Graves George Edwin Howes Titania J acoboski Winona Exleane Jeffers Helen Ruth Lawrence Robert Gray Levitch Thomas Francis Manning Mentor Louis Metaxas Marion Julia Mosher Elaine Virginia Partenheimer Minnie Gertrude Rispler Herbert Davenport Shumway Sherman Kenneth Smith Margaret Bertina Wheeler Raymond Carl Wheeler Thirteen

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HELEN HENRIETTA BIRCH Bcrchie There is no one in school who does not know that noisy but cheerful girl in Room 14. If anydne is looking for Helen at 2:00 p.m., they can usually find her in Room 23. But never mind, Helen. We all wish you luck. VIRGINIA MARY BISBEE HGMH Senior Guidance Council 141 : Chorus 111 3 Alpha Beta Pi 141. Gin is one of the happy-go-lucky members of our class andvshe is espe- -A ' cially noted for her giggling. Horseback riding and dancing are her hobbies. Gin plans to become a dancing teacher and she is sure to be a success. PHILIP FREDERICK BITTERS I?. Fred 1 ' Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41 3 Year Book Staff: Broken Dishes 141 Her Name Was Ann 121 : Hi-Y 13, 4, secretary 41 3 Science Club 13, 4: president 41: Band 141: Dramatic Club 1415 Technical Staff 1413 Pro Merito' Silver G 4 , 1 1- Never to be forgotten for his portrayal of Dr. Stump in Broken Dishes , P. Fred will always be remembered for his dramatic ability. His good nature has made him a favorite with his classmates and has caused many a joke to be directed toward him. His plans for the future are as yet undecided. ERMA ELLEN BLACK Irma Irma is that tall girl who radiates sunshine wherever she goes. She is very much interested in interior decorating but is undecided as to what her vocation will be. One of her favorite pastimes is playing bridge and whist at which she has the reputation of being a shark , Her dependable char- acter has made her well-known during her four years in high school. EXPONENT ANNUAL 1936 FREDERICK FRANK BECKLO Fred Hockey 141 3 Archery Club 111. Fred is a happy-go-lucky fellow whose life has been so full of having a good time that he has hardly had time for studying. However, Fred , we all think as your pals do- You're a swell guy! FRED NICHOLAS BEHAYLO Freddie Franklin Printers Guild 13, 41. We don't hear very much from the easy-going Freddie at school. He may be found almost any afternoon on Main Street behind a stack of news- papers, boosting the sales of the Recorder-Gazette. He has done good work in printing in school and hopes to obtain work in that line after graduation. MARIE LILLIAN BELTON 0? , Beltie' ' 'QQ 'C Year Book Staff 141 : Alpha Beta Pi 141 : Dramatic Club 13, 41. Beltie comes from Bingville and can be found wherever there is fun or a good time. Many happy afternoons she and her friends have spent in the Chevie . Her plans for the future are undecided. MARGARET CHARLOTTE BERRY upeggyn Pro Meritog Commercial Club 13, 41. We have not seen Peggy in many high school activities but she has earned many honors in her scholastic work. She was one of the few girls taking Commercial Course who excelled in Math. Although Peggy is very quiet, we know her ambition and initiative will aid her in her future work. Fifteen