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

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JULIA LUCY DOUGLAS “Julie” Typewriting Award Bronze Pin (4); Glee Club (2, 3); State and New England Competitions (2, 3); Drill Corps (3); Art Club (4). Dlia is that well-dressed girl from R oom IS. Sbe has not participated in many, extra-curricular activities, but has been kept Imsy on the outside by the ever-present “Frannie.” MARGARET MARY DOYLE “Put” Intramural basketball (2, 4); Exponent (4); Year Book Staff (4): Dance Committee (3); “Growing Pains” (4); Dramatic Club (2): Alpha Beta Pi (4); Guidance Council (2, 31. “Pat” is the red-haired girl who hails from Room IS. During her years in G.II.S. she has gained many friends by her friendly smile and Irish humor. SIDNEY CLARE DREW “Sid” Pro Merito (4); Ili-Y (3, 4); Boys’ Glee Club (4)j Student Council (President 4); Commencement Dance Ticket Committee (3): Cleneral Chairman of the Hi-Y Commencement Dance (4); I ' ootball Dance Committee (4); “Hearts of the Campus” (Ticket Chairman 4); Spring Concert Ticket Chairman (4). Sidney has been an indispensable chairman on matters of finance for the t ' lass of ' 39. ' He has an unusual business instinct; a systematic way of doing things that brings results. Any committee of which “Sid” was cliairman was a marked success. He is a scholar and a regular fellow. YKJLA KATHERINE DRUGAN “Bable” Archery Club (2). ' iola is slim, of medium heig ht and light complexion. e all know her as being a rather retiring type, sincere, and possessed of no “frills nor fancies.” Once you strike up an acquaintance with Viola, you find a warm understanding personality and have the makings of a genuine lasting friendship. ELIZABETPI CHRISTINE DeLONC; ' ‘Belly” “Betty is a quiet, reserved girl, interested in ' ocational work. ■She hasn ' t participated in any school activities, but we have heard she has a number of outside interests. ANNA MARY DeNOFRIO “Ann” “Ann” is a petite girl from Room 15 and is almost always found with her pal “Lena.” .She has not taken an active part in our scliool affairs, but her friends know her as a cheerful, happy-go- lucky person. RAYMOND NELSON DEW “Ray” One of our cpiiet X’ocational boys, “Ray” is best known among tbe members of the General Metal Shop. His good-nature and nonchalant ways have brought him many friends, and although he may be quiet in school, his Bingville friends know he can con¬ tribute his share in any excitement. MILDRED HELEN DIMOND “Millie” Student Council (2); Commercial Club (4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); “Co-Ed’s Night Out” (2); “Campus Capers” (3); Spring Concerts and Festivals (2, 3, 4). “Hers is the g:olden voice” of the Senior class. Mildred has held the limelight in all of the musical concerts as well as in church, where she sings solos. “Millie” is a likable brunette, with spark¬ ling eyes and a pearly smile. Even her laughter is musical. She has certainly contributed greatly to the musical end of things at G.H.S. T wen ty-five

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ANTHONY PAUL DAGILUS “Tony” Wherever there is mischief afoot one may look for “Tony,” especially with his friends Gleba and Brostek. His fame as a hunter and fisherman have spread abroad and his most enjoyable hours are those spent in these pursuits. DOUGLAS RAYMOND DANFORTH “Dong” Intramural haskethall (3, 4); Hockey (4); Baseball Manager (2): Guidance Council (3). ‘‘Doug”—dark and deep voiced — is quite active, yes, even mischievous in spite of his serious mien. Sports can’t hold “Doug” down. He also knows that life on a farm is best; just try to teach him anything about horses. DONALD ALBERT DAY “Fezzer-by” Intramural basketball (2, 4); Track Manager (4); Student Council (4): High School Cadets (4); Intramural baseball (2). “pon” is one of those fellows who can participate in and hold his full share of school activities. Hampered by N’ocational hours he still shoulders his responsibilities and comes up with a grin. SHIRLEY MARIE DEANE “Skid” Though Shirley did not participate in any extra-curricular activity, she remained socially active throughout her high school Course. According to a X’ocational Aptilude test, Shirley showed an inclination toward writing as a profession. Any new student in Giecnrteld High would find “Shirbs” conviviality, quick wit, light • flowing talk, and general gaiety a sure sign of welcome. Shirl.” who is a good dancer, is pep” at any affair. JOHN FRANCIS CROSBY “John” Pro Merito (4); Hi-Y (3, Secretary 4)-; Camera Club (3, 4); Glee Club ( ' ice President 4); ‘alentine Dance Committee (3); Commencement Dance Committee (3, 4); Football Dance (4); “Hearts of the Campus” (4); Spring Concert (4); “Growing Pains” Stage Crew (4); “The Bishop Misbehaves” Stage Crew (4). Although John has taken part in many extra-curricular activi¬ ties, he has still found time for “Red” and studying. He plans to go away to school next year. The school will miss his quiet efficiency and his well-known blush. RUTH BEATRICE CROUTWORST “Bea” Glee Club (2, 3); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Commercial Club (3); Hearts of the Campus” (4); “Campus Capers” (3). “Bea” is one of the quiet girls of our class. Although she has not participated in class activities to any extent, she has been active in the music department. Her plans for the future are indefinite. JOHN WARDWELL CROWNINGSHIELD “Johnny” Manager of Baseball (2nd team) (3); Manager of Baseball (1st team) (4); Intramural basketball (2, 4); Dance Committee (3); Guidance Council (4); Student Council (4); “Growing Pains” Stage Crew (4); Intramural basketball (2). If anything needs managing or anyone needs help, that’s where “Johnny” comes in. He’s a regular Boy Scout and a real buddy” to everyone. He’s not a lady’s man, but when he ' s caught some one is going to be lucky for he’s “one in a million.” WALTER PAUL CZERNICH “Walt” “Walt’s” quiet ways are often misleading as he has proved by his frequent participation in excitement. He has been best known to his Millers Falls and General Metal Shop friends and is well- liked by all. Twenty-jour

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Track (3, 3, t); l!asketl)all (4); Amateur Show (3, 4). There he goes! Another point for Greenfield all because “Russ” can run around that track like a flash. He certainly is a whiz, being G.U.S.’s star football player, basketball player and track man. Besides all this, he is a becoming blond with a fine cowboy” voice. He certainly has everything it takes. MARY NYE EVARTS “Benny” Intramural basketball (2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (2); Alpha Beta Bi (4): Drill Corps (3, Assistant Drum Major 4); Gregg Progress P.n (4); Gregg Theory Certificate (4); Gregg 60 Certificate (4). “Benny” is a small dark-eyed miss. Although she is very small she always manages to have lots of fun. Most of this is done with her pals, Ada and Gret.” Mary was best known as our Assistant Drum Major. ALFRED JOSEPH FAILLE “Al” Football (4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4). W ho doesn ' t know Al, that good-looking athlete from Room 18? He has been one of our most outstanding athletes during his three years in high schtxjl. We are sure that with his fine record in sports he will he welcome at any school ne.xt year. MARJORIE LUCILLE FAXEUF “Manjc” Pro .Merito (4); Gregg Progress Pin (3); Gregg 60, 80 and 100 Certificates (3. 4): Gregg Penmanship Pin (2); Gregg Theory Certificate (3): “Campus Capers” (3); “Hearts of the Campus” (4); (ilee Club (3, 4); Commercial Club 0): Drill Corps (3). We shall never forget our friend from Turners Falls. Besides winning all the pins Greenfield has, she won our hearts. She is al.so in the alto section of our chorus and a very efficient member. I hese Turners girls surely can be nice when converted to the right side. LEROY FRANCIS DUCHARME “Duke” Intramural basketball (4). “Duke” is another of our small young men, but he has proved himself to be efficient, especially in his work in the Cabinet Shop. He is always ready for a joke and good time and has many friends both in school and out. JOSEPH MARTIN DWYER “Flash” Guidance Council (2); Basketball (2, 3); Intramural basketball (4): “Campus Capers” (3); “Hearts of the Campus” (4). Flash” is a happy-go-lucky Irish lad who always has a bright smile and a cherry hello” for everyone. Much of Flash ' s” interest is in following major league baseball, hut he is best known to us because of his ability to dance. This he has shown both on the dance floor and the stage. CAROLINE DZIERZONASKI “Del” O. G. A. Pin (4): Gregg 60 and 80 Certificates (4); Gregg Theory Certificate (4). Del” is a small CLuiet girl with pretty green eyes. She likes music, roller-skating and cowboys! Although not active in school affairs, she has very easily managed to make herself well liked by those who know her. Caroline plans to go further with her secretarial training. CARLE ELLIS “Droop” ‘’ ' Growing Pains” (4); Boys’ Glee Club (4); Camera Club (2, 3, 4). That man’s here again! You can hear him coming a mile away and its not entirely his Ford’s fault. His camera and he are crmstant pals and they seem to get around. Regardless of your station you are jirst a scene because Carl views everything with his relentless “Camera-Kye.” He is also a real fashion plate with a startling effect on the girls, especially on the dance floor. T wenty-six