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

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CLINTON ALBERT JARVIS “Clint” Intramural basketball (4); Archery Club (2, 3); Printers’ Guild (2). “Clint” is a great man for science. Wherever there is a labora¬ tory, “Clint” is sure to be around. He used to bring snakes to school, but for the sake of peace, kindly desisted. He even has a trained chipmunk at home. No matter what, he’s a very nice person. EDWARD ALBERT JOHNSON “ Chubby” Intramural basketball (2, 3); Band Concert (2); Band (2, 3). “Chubby’s” nickname really suits him. He’s quite a favorite with the girls, too, what with his nice curl hair and dimples. But don’t be fooled; he does his share of studying and hard work. He has a great many friends in this school who hate to see him leave. PAUL EDWARD JOHNSON “Smoky We’re afraid “Smoky likes to fool around more than work, but he does his work and does it well. He hasn’t gone in for any extra-curricular activities, but we hear he has plenty of outside ones. “Smoky” is always full of fun and a good chaser of the blues. FAY KIMBALL “Fay” Science Club (2); Alpha Beta Pi (3, 4). Fay is one of the beautiful girls in school. All the girls have envied her peaches and cream” complexion, but she never parted with the secret of how she keeps it. She is admired by all and has a very sweet smile. Always perfectly groomed, we think she would make the perfect hostess. RAYMOND CARL HOUGHTON “Ray” “Ray” hasn’t gone in for any activities in his school days; nevertheless, he ' s a very industrious person both in and out of school. He’s always been a friend in need, especially when it came to the answers for the homework which we had neglected to do. We know that whatever he undertakes in the future will be successful, for he is one of the few people who have initiative. JUSTINE MARIE HUNT “ Teenie” Archery Club (2, 3). Teenie” is another one of those quiet but resourceful people. She seldom talks much but when she does, she knows what she is talking about. She has a ready smile for everyone and has a multitude of friends. Whenever you see Teenie” you are bound to see “Ruthie,” too. CHARLES ELLSWORTH IRELAND “Charlie” Pro Merito (3, 4); Science Club (2). “Charlie” has been a very studious person these last three years and hasn’t had much time for either outside or school activities. “Charlie” is best known for his ability in photographic work and the excellent pictures he has contributed to our year books and schoo’ shows. We are sure that whatever “Charlie” intends doing for his life work will be a success. WILLIAM JOHN ISLES “Johnny” Intramural basketball (2, 4). “Johnny” is one of the most popular boys in school. Many hearts have been broken by him and most of them probably without his knowledge. Pie prefers the girls in Junior High to the Senior High. Wherever you see “Johnny” you are sure to see either “Bernie” or “Mike.” We are not sure, but we think “Johnny” intends choosing something in the field of art for his profession. With his ability we are sure he’ll be a success. Twenty-seven

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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

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FLORYCE BEATRICE KOHLER “Fleas” Exponent (4 Circulation Manager); Art Chairman, Year Book Staff (4); Art Club (3, 4 Secretary). Floryce has brightened many a classroom with her smile. She has spent a great deal of her time in the Art room and her draw¬ ings prove that this time was not spent in vain. Her cheerful disposition will help her along the road of success. ELINOR MYRTLE KOOXZ “Koonzie” Pro Merito (3, 4); Year Book Staff (4); Guidance Council (2, 3. 4); Class Treasurer (3, 4); Dramatic Club (3); Alpha Beta Pi (3, 4 Treasurer); Class Day Speaker (4). Koonzie is one of our sweetest and most popular Seniors. Although she is a most brilliant scholar, she still finds time to have many friends and is seen at all the social functions, never in need of an escort. Koonzie will help to brighten the campus of any Alma Mater she plans to attend. PHILIP THOMAS KOSHINSKY “Slippery” Baseball (4). Slippery is a rather frisky fellow in class, and we hear.that this boy from Leyden is quite a Romeo. His main interests are sports and a certain little red head. STELLA THERESA KROL “ Shrimp” This diminutive blonde young lady can cause much more dis¬ turbance than her size would indicate. The perpetual good nature and smile have helped her through many difficulties. However, she has never hesitated to express her own opinions and protect her own rights. ANNA ED WIN A KRYSIN “Ann” Pro Merito; 60-80 Gregg Certificates; Gregg Progress Pin. Ann has not been engaged in extra-curricular activities during her high school years, her extra time being spent on “bike riding with “Jo.” Her ambition is to further her education by going to a business school. “Bon Voyage” from the Class of ’38, Ann. JOSEPH ALBERT KUCHIESKI “Joe” Hockey (4); Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4). . Joe , is one ,°i our famous “West Enders” and is known for his infectious grin and nonchalant attitude. His interest in studies has not been very great, but he has made many friends by his engaging personality. FRANK JOHN LALA “Frank” believer you hear a loud noise and much commotion look for Ijank. He s bound to be around somewhere. He has spent most of his time in the Print Shop where his opinions have frequently been heard, sometimes against odds. LILA FRANCES LAMBERT “Lila” t ?o C T e ?; ! p j. n and Penmanship certificate (3); Intramun basket ball, 2,3, 4); Exponent (4); Year Book Staff (4)- Co-ed rurt i lt ra P er s’ ' O) I Art Club (3, 4 Treasurer) Idee Club (3, 4); Drill Corps (4). Lila, one of the best-looking girls in the class, has been activ both in and outside of school. She has taken part in all choru activities since her Sophomore year. With her sense of humor an agreeable manner she has won many friends in ,G- H. S. Twenty-eight