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

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JOHN HARFORD GRAY “Johnny” Everyone knows Johnny” from Room 18 at the other end of the corridor. Although he never has taken an interest in school activities, John has enjoyed school to the utmost. Carefree and boisterous he has never been known to worry oyer anything, least of all pink slips. As well as being noted for his well-chosen clothes, John is famous for his interest in the “fairer” sex and is often seen with them. FRANK PAUL GREEN “ Ziggie” “Ziggie” hasn’t taken part in any school activities. He is very clever in art work, lie is employed at Goodnow’s store painting signs, doing interior decorating, window displaying, and everything in the line of art work. He is very quiet. Students usually see him coming to school every morning through the back corridors. If he likes the girls a bit, he keeps quiet about it, eh, Frank? ANNAMAY GROGAN “Nan” Intramural basketball (2, 3); Yearbook Staff (4); Class Vice- President (2, 3, 4); Dance Committee (4); Winter Concert (3, 4); Co-ed’s Night Out” (3); Campus Capers” (4); Drum Major (3. 4); Guidance Council (2, 3, 4); Alpha Beta Pi (3, 4 Vice-President); Dramatic Club (2, 3); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Silver G (4); Class Prophet (4). From Room 18 comes this popular lass. Ann is the life of the party as well as a whiz on the dance floor. Her twinkling feet are often seen from behind footlights as she goes into her dance. Ann has taken part in most school activities besides being drum ma-or for two years. She is well-known by her bright hair and friendly blue eyes. Cheerful and gay, “Nan” is a great favorite with everyone. ZITA MARY GROTZ “Zita” Pro Merito (4); Progressive Penmanship Pin; Theory Certifi¬ cate; 60 - 80 Certificates; Commercial Club (4); Art Club (2, 3 Secretary); Glee Club (2, 4). . Zita is the girl who spent much of her time in high school winning shorthand awards. However, this did not stop her from making the Honor Roll every quarter, and, as a result, she is a Pro Merito student. Zita is always well-dressed and very neat. She is often seen around the school with friend Muriel. Although Zita always seems so busy working in classes, she likes a lot of fun, which she says she gets outside. STANLEY STUART GODDARD “Stewy” Commercial Club (4). “Stewy is that cheerful boy, who is also a member of the Six Chips, in which five other members of the Senior Class participate. Stewy” has not had much time for school activities, but is an active member of the Senior Commercial Club. STANLEY GODLESKE “Stosh” Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4). Stosh,” a rather noisy fellow, is often seen in the corridors with his pal, “Chick. Both on the basketball floor and in the classroom the contagious grin characteristic of Stosh reflects the cheerful disposition of this well-known boy. ROLAND RICHARD GORDON “Snooky” Track (2); Intramural basketball (3). Snooky is one of these quiet boys, and works at the Garden Theatre. His attitude would make a person think that he hasn’t a care in the world, but we know better, as he gets marks that could not be acquired without concentration. “Snooky’s” grand personality has won him a host of friends. MAXINE RITA GRAVES “Mackie” Intramural basketball (2); Tennis (2, 3); Year Book Staff (4); Dance Committee (4); Winter Concert (2, 3, 4); Campus Capers” (4); “Cock Robin” (4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Cheer Leader (4); Alpha Beta Pi (2. 3. 4); Dramatic Club (2, 3); Silver G (4); Pro Merito (4); Student Council (4); Guidance Council (4). As popular as she is pretty, this young Miss hails from Bing- ville. Always ready for a good time is Maxine and her contagious laugh is often heard. Although she takes part in school activities Maxine also finds time for outdoor sports. She is quite famous in this vicinity for her ski-jumping in which she has thrills as well as spills. T wenty-five

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LOUIS JOSEPH GENDLER “Yozzie” “Cock Robin ' ’ (4); Band Concert (2); Camera Club (3 Secretary, 4); Band (2, 3); Orchestra (2, 3); Assembly Orchestra (2, 3). Click! Click! here comes Louis, our candid camera fiend operating his “old faithful.” Although “Yozzie’s” main interest is photography, he is also a musician and a well-known wit around G. H. S. All in all, this popular lad has been quite an asset to the class and one who will be greatly missed by everyone. HELEN MARY GLASLE “Helen” Delta Sigma Rho (2, 3 Secretary, 4). Helen is that shy, dark-haired girl who may always be seen in the midst of a group of pals from Delta Sigma Rho. Her helpful manner and friendly attitude have made this little Senior one of the best-liked persons in G. H. S. CHESTER JOSEPH GLOSKI “Chet” Intramural basketball (2, 3). “Chet” is that quiet, studious person from Millers Falls. He has many secret admirers among members of the “fairer” sex. “Chet’s” earnest work and progress as a printer is a point of envy among his classmates. MARJORIE AC.XES GODDARD “Marge” Pro Merito (4); Progress Pin; 60-80 Gregg Certificates; Theory Certificate; Intramural basketball (4). “Marge” is the girl who may always be seen with “Flossie.” She is an active member of Pro Merito and has received many shorthand awards. As she leaves G. H. S., we wish her Bon Voyage, and much success in the future. ARMAND VINCENT FOOTE “Shorty” Stamp Club (4). “Shorty” certainly makes up in his shortness in being so full of vitality. He always seems to be so cheerful that while he is around you feel that you can’t be grouchy, but that you have to join in and be cheerful, too. He is another of those lads in Room IS who always let you know when they get there. CLARENCE FRANCIS GAIMARI “Schnozz” Baseball manager (2); Baseball (3, 4); Football (2, 3, 4); Track (4); Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4). “Schnozz” is one of those fellows known about school as “that boy on the football team.” His radiant personality and jolly smile gieet almost everyone. He resides in Room 15 where everyone is always aware of his presence whether good or bad. “Schnozz can usually be found wherever there is any kind of an athletic game going on. MABEL EVELYN GARDNER “ Mabe” Mabel is a quiet and friendly girl, and is interested in vocational work. Gladys Woodard and Louise Ball are constant companions of hers. Mabel hasn’t been very interested in school activities, but we are told she has a lot of outside interests. The best of luck, “Mabe.” BERNARD OSCAR GAUDRY “Bernie” Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3); Art Club (4). “Bernie” and his inseparable pal John have added many a happy moment to our high school career. He is especially active in North Parish activities. “Bernie” has proved himself in his willingness to cooperate in any enterprise. Twenty-jour

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BEATRICE ANN HAYDEN “Bea” Alpha Beta Pi (4). liea is another one of those charming girls from Bingville. Her dark, natural-curly hair is the envy of most girls. “Bea” is always ready for a g iod time and she certainly gets it. Usually seen with her friend Elsie, she is well known by many. She always gives her greetings with a smile and is liked by students and teachers alike. ‘Bea wants to take up nursing for her life-work. MILDRED JUSTINIA HAYES “M illie” One of our Quiet girls, Mildred has not had time for many extra-curricular activities, but is popular among her friends in the ocational groups. She spends much of her time working outside of school, and we wish her great success. JOSEPH RAYMOND HICKEY Joe” Joe has been a very industrious person in his school years, lie hasn t much time for the girls but has a great many friends of his own sex. He has a likable smile and a twinkle in his eye which makes him so many friends. CHARLES STANLEY HOOD “Stan” football (3,4): Hockey (4); Track (3, 4); Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4); Hi-Y (3, 4 Treasurer). Stan is quite a silent boy around school, but he always seems to be m the game, whether it ' s basketball, football or hockey. He is well liked by everyone and always wears a friendly smile’ The school is losing a good worker and athlete when “Stan” goes out into the worlds but, what is one person’s loss is another ' s gain. EUGENE FORDYCE HAMMOND “Gene” Sleek dark hair and rosy cheeks distinguish this young man from all others, as many a girl can tell you. A big grin is usually found on his face and a wise crack is always on the tip of hi’s tongue. “Gene” prides himself on the fact that he lets no one put anything over on him. ROBERT FRANCIS HANDY “Bob” (Juiet and efficient, Bob” has been little known outside of the Automobile and General Metal Shop, but his friends there know him as a good sport and hard worker. He never complains, but gets his work done effectively and well. JOHN CARPENTER HARRIS “Jack” Foot-loose and fancy-free, “Jack” is often seen whizzing around town in his open car, which is usually full of his numerous friends. He hasn ' t taken part in school activities because in his opinion more fun is to be had outside of school. “Jack” has a hearty laugh and a big gi in which he always uses to good advantage. He especially likes to see a trick played on someone else and he gets a big laugh out of it. MURIEL LOUISE HARTWELL “ Muriel” Glee Club (4); “Campus Capers” (4). A familiar figure around G. H. S., Muriel is recognized by her flaming red hair. Xot very active in school affairs, she makes up for it outside of school. Muriel is very fond of a good time and she makes the most of her school life when not studying. She is often seen strolling around school corridors with pal Zita. Muriel is very friendly and is well liked by all. 1 ' went y-t ix