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

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HARTLEY MARTIN BOSWORTH “Bosy” Intramural basketball (2); Intramural baseball (2); Pro Merito (3, 4); “Hist, She’s a Man” (4); Stamp Club (2); Boys’ Glee Club (4). “Rosy” is that tall, red-haired fellow who has captured many feminine hearts during his years in high school. He has been active in both athletics and extra-curricular affairs, and with this foundation he’s bound to get a long way. lOTHEL LUCILLE BRUNELLE “Tot” “Tot is a member of the Vocational class, and is an all-round sp ' rt. .She has made many a laugh in her classes, and the days will be dull when she leaves. Lots of luck, “Tot.” ‘Josh” DOROTHY JUNE BLANKER “Dot” “Hist, She ' s a Man” (4); Delta Sigma Rho (2, 3, 4); Pro ISferito (3, 4); Archery Club (2). . “Dot” has been a “righ t-hand man” in Girl Scout activities and has proved most valuable in this work. She also has been a constant member of the Honor Roll. MARY ANN BOMPASTORE “Bomper” Exponent (4); Year Book Staff (4); Art Club (41; Drill Corps (3, 4): Glee Club (4); “Hearts of the Campus” (4); Spring Concert (4): New England and State Competitions (4). “Bomper” has been active in the musical organizations and on “The E.xponent.” She has always shown her cooperation and willingness to do a good job in whatever field she is. “Bomper” is usually seen with her friend Mildred, and together they make a great team. GENEVA MAY BROOKS “Bridget” Commercial Club (3, 4); Art Club (3, 4); Pro Merito (4); Gregg 60 - 80 - 100 Certificates (4); Gregg Penmanship Pin (4); Gregg Theory Certificate (4). “Bridget” has been very active in commercial work and is one of our best pupils. Although she is very quiet, she has a host of fiiends, and a pleasing personality which is bound to help her to success in anything she undertakes. MARION JENNIE BRUCE “Brucie” Exponent (2); Year Book Staff (4); Student Council (3). “Bruce” is very domesticated and a member of the Vocational class. She hasn’t had many activities in school but has had plenty outside, among them the “b()y-friend.” GEORGE KORNSTADT BURGESS Gcorgie” Pro Merito (3, 4). If brains were money. “Georgie” would be a millionaire. His ready willingness to help anyone in need has won him many friends. e know that his quiet yet determined manner will carry him a long way. EDWARD DICKINSON BILLINGS Intramural baseball (2); “Growing Pains” (4). Easy-going. “Josh’s” famous smile and nonchalant walk will always be remembered. He is the type that consistently uses his initiative to gain a higher standing in life. His quaint drawl will always be associated with the burly policeman, his part in the Senior play. Twenty

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ALBERT LOUIS BEAULIEU “AV’ Football (3. 4): Gregg Theory Certificate (4); Gregg Penman¬ ship Pin (4); Gregg Progress Pin (4); Gregg 60 and 80 Certificates. Al” is a tall easy-going Senior from Room 14. Ardent football fans will remember him as one of the hard-working players on the team. Al” hopes to be a secretary some day soon. Good luck, Al.” GLENN A MAY BECK “Becky” Becky ' s” cheerful smile and good humor have helped many a pupil in time of woe. Becky” hails from Millers and is a favorite among the Class of ’39. She has centered all of her interests on a certain Red,” which accounts for her lack of interest in school activities. STEVEN JOSEPH BEDNARSKI “Peanut” Intramural basketball (3, 4); Track (4); Commercial Club (3). Who doesn ' t know “Peanut”? He can always be seen around the corridors talking to some miss. Peanut” is known for his tricks, jokes, and friendly smile. He hopes to become a grade A salesman, and we know he’ll be one, for “Peanut” has what it takes. DONALD JENNISON BEEBE “Don” Football (3, 4); Intramural basketball (3. 4); Basketball (Assistant Manager 2, 3, Manager 4); Tennis (4); Orchestra (2). Don” has been one of the most popular boys of the Class of ’39. He will be missed not only by G.H.S. but also the feminine underclassmen, particularly as he has become famous as an ex¬ ample of what the well-dressed young man should wear. Don” is interested in forestry. JOHN FRANCIS BEHAYLO “Johnny” Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4); Camera Club (2); Stamp Club (N ice President 3). Johnny is one of the silent type and would prefer to be out with the fellows rather than participating in extra-curricular activities. Vet he has acquired many friends during his school life. BARBERA JULIA BELDING “Barb” Intramural basketball (4); Growing Pains” (4); Hist, She’s a .Man” (4); Delta Sigma Rho (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (2). The perpetual smile will always be remembered and associated with the talkative, good-natured friendly Rarbera. Sbe has made many friends with her smile and the habit of discussing the day’s events with the girls. .JOHN JOSEPH BERCHMAN “Jack” Baseball (2, 3. 4); Football Business Manager (4); Intramural basketball (2. 3, 4); Guidance Council (2). “Jack has been one of the greatest sport fans the class ever had. He has been the right hand man of the I ' mp” for every sports contest the teams here have had for the past few years. He is one of those boys who sjiend all of their time on an athletic field. ADA HELENA BESSETTE “Butch” Intramural basketball (2, 3); Alpha Beta Pi (4); Art t’lub (3, .‘secretary 4): Commercial Club (3, 4); Drill Corps (,I, Assistant l)rum .Major 4); Dance Committee (3); .‘student Council (3); Guidance Council (3); .‘silver G (4). .-Vda is one of our more fun-loving members. When laughter is heard, look for Ada as the cause. She is a jitterbug ” and has provideil much entertainment for us. Xineteen

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HOWARD PERCY CARRIER, Jr. “II.P.” Exponent (4); Year Book Staff (4); Dance Committee (3); “(irowing Pains” (4); Hearts of the Campns” (4), Camera Club (2, Presideiit 3, 4); “Highlights of C.H.S.” (3); G.H.S. Daze” (4). 11.P.” is the guy with the camera complex who, with the rest of the gang,” is always seen at the football games and everywhere else taking pictures. Just this year “H.P.” demon¬ strated his dramatic ability opposite his constant partner “Glo.” Howie” should go far and we shall be glad to say, “I k new him when.” JAIMES ORVILLE CARROLL Jim my” Pro Merito (4). Jimmy” is one of the few quiet and bashful boys in our class. He hasn ' t found time to break away from his studies and participate in the extra curricular activities. However, when he broadcast for a Lion ' s Club (Jm stion Bee, he did his part for the team. Here’s luck to yon, Jimmy.” DAVID LYMAN CARSON “Kit” Gregg 60. S0 Certificates (4); Gregg Progress Pin (4). Com¬ mercial Club (3, Treasurer 4). A quiet boy with a lot on his mind is “Kit.” He doen’t go in for the fairer sex, so he and Georgie” Burgess are constant companions. He’s bound to find the right one some day, and then wait and see. Here’s to your future, Davie.” RLSSELL JOSEPH CARTER “Riuss” During the past year “Russ” has been an active member of the General Metal Shop and has made an enviable reputation as a sheet metal worker. His personality and willing cooperation should carry Russ” far. ROBERT EMMET MICHAEL BURNS “Bunt” Basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4). “Bunt” is one of our boys who has not taken much interest in extra-curricular activities, but he has certainly made up for that with his outstanding work on the basketball floor and on the baseball diamond. EDWARD LELAND CAIRNS “Cairns” Pro Merito (4); Boys’ Glee Club (3, 4); Band (2); Silver G (3, 4). Cairns is one of those fellows you never see angry, and al¬ though he isn’t very athletically minded he’s right on the top of the scholastic record. Here’s hoping Eddie’s” plans for Tufts will be fulfilled. MARY JEAN CARPENTER “Mer” Intramural basketball (3); Yearbook Staff (4); Dance Com¬ mittee (3, 4); Class Treasurer (4); Growing Pains” (4); Student Council (3): Guidance Council (3, Vice President 4); Delta Sigma Rho (Secretary 2, 3, 4,); Pro Merito (3, 4); Silver G (4). Who can forget Mary Jean,” that attractive girl who is so popular among her friends? Her easy-going nonchalant manner has won her the way into the hearts of many of her classmates. She is one of those girls who can participate in extra-curricular activities as well as maintain a high place on the scholarship records. ELIZABETH ALETHA CARRIER “Betty” Intramural basketball (3, 4); Commercial Club (3). “Betty” entered G.H..S. in her Junior year from Claremont. She is an athletic girl and prefers outside activities rather than extra-curricular affairs. She is well known for her ability on the basketball floor, and altogether, is an all-round good sport. Twenly-nne