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

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RAYMOND TOTMAN DREW “Drewzie” Pro Merito; Year Book Committee (4); “Bachelor Born” (4); “June Mad” (4); Dramatic Club (Treasurer 4); Guidance Council (4); Senior Play, Publicity Committee (4); Silver G (4); Hi- ’ (4); Ticket Committee “Nautical Marietta” (4). Drewzie” is interested in art and dramatics and does well in both fields. We will never forget his fine work in the Senior play. He has maintained a high scholastic standing as well as partici¬ pating m e.xtra-curricular activities. JAlNlElS BERNARD DUNN Jimmy” Intramural basketball (2). “Timmy’s” activities have been mostly outside of school. When he first entered school we were sure he was going to be one of our outstanding basketball players. “Jimmy ’ is also fond of fishing and hunting which take up a great deal of his time. ery often you can locate Jimmy ' in Room 18 after two o clock. LIBYAN RUTH ERIKSEN Gabby” Pro .Merito; (Tregg Progress Pin; Gregg Theory Certificate; Gregg 60, 80, and 100 Certificates; 40 and SO Typewriting Medals; Piling Certificate; Year Book Committee (4); Glee Club (3, 4); Hearts of Campus” (3); Commercial Club (3, 4); .- lpha Beta Pi (4); New Kngland and State Music Festivals (2, 3); Clerical Ability Test (4); A capella Choir (4); Usher, Senior Play (4); S. A. S. ( ' ollector (44. Gabby is one of our most popular Commercial Seniors. When¬ ever you see a circle of students and one voice rings out above the others, that is “Galiby.” Her pleasing personality will always gain for her many friends. EDWARD ROBERT ETHIER Eddie” Intramural basketball (2, 3. 4); Hockey (2); Guidance Council (2. 3); Bachelor Born” (4); “.Nautical Marietta” (4); Band (3, 4); .- ssembly Orchestra (3, 4) ; Saxophone Club (4); Art Club (3, 4J; .Master of Ceremonies, .-Mpha Beta Pi Show (4). “Eddie” is that tall, blond, happy-go-lucky lad from Room 15. Who can forget his saxophone playing tnat greeted us each morning in the assemblv hall? .No one has ever seen Eddie” with anything but a smile on his face and a friendly greeting for all whom he meets. WILITAM FRANCIS DALEY “BUI” Guidance Council (4); “Bachelor Born” (4). “Bill” was “Crump” in the Senior play, and he certainly pre¬ sented his character well. As you can see from his picture, he is the red-haired, dare-devil type. We think the Navy is “Bill’s” goal. If this is true, we know Bill” w ' ill make a competent seaman. ELSIE CONSTANCE DAYSH “El” Class President (3); Guidance Council (Vice President 2, 3); Student Council (2, 3); Sophomore Dance (3); “Campus Capers” (2); Commercial Club (3, 4); Alpha Beta Pi (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (2); Drill Corps (2). Elsie is the dark-haired, lovely songstress of the class. Not only has she become popular by her lovely voice, but her bright smile and cheerful manner have won her many friends. Best of luck, “Elsie,” and may you go far in your chosen career. HAZEL ARLENE DELANO “Squeaky” Commercial Club (3, 4). TIazel is one of our quiet members. She is friendly with every¬ one, and although many of her interests lie in other places, she has many friends in school. He who has won her for his special friend is indeed fortunate. MARTHA ROSE De NOFRIO “Pinky” Alpha Beta Pi Amateur Show (3, 4). “Pinky” is another songbird of G. H. S. Although she hasn’t been in very many school activities, we are told she has many out¬ side interests. TIowever, we do know her to be an enthusiastic supporter of anythino ' worthwhile, such as roller skating and sing¬ ing. Best of luck to her in anything she may undertake to do. 25

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CLAYTON D(JUGLA« CROMACK ‘Ducky Intramural basketball (2,3); Track (2); Football (3, 4); Baseball (4); Art Club (3). Ducky’s” sense of humor has helped his friends out in many a serious moment. His interest in sports has been one of his out¬ standing characteristics in high school. He hopes to get a job in automobile work, and we wish him a happy journey. ROGER ARTHUR CROMACK “Mike Assistant Football .Manager (2). Small but mighty is IMike and no one can down him because of size. His extremely friendly ways and pleasing grin have won him many friends. His favorite pastime is basketball at Morth I’arish or hunting and fishing in season. (1. H. S. will miss Mike.” HELEN IRENE CURTLS -Helen I’ro Merito (4); (Iregg I’rogress Bin; (Iregg Theory Certificate; Circgg OO, 80 Certificates; 40 Typewriting Pin; Commercial Club (3, 4). Helen, one of our more reserved Seniors, works and stiulies hard, and does a good job of everything she starts. Helen is artistically inclined and would like to be a designer. Perhaps some tiay we shall be wearing fashionable clothes Designed by Helen Curtis.” ELEANGR JANE JJAIGNAULT ' ‘Dnnny Intramural basketball (4); Class Treasurer (3); (luidance Council (2, 3, 4); Student Council (4); Dance Committee (3, 4); Campus Capers (2); Hearts of Campus” (3); autical Marietta (4); .New England and State .Music Festivals (2, 3, 4); Drill Corps (President 2, 3); Alpha Beta Pi (2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (2, 3); (llee Club (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3); Silver G (3, 4). Danny is one of the most popular lassies in G. H. S., her pleasing personality and charming manner having won for her a host of friends during her high school career. Danny” has devoted most of her spare time to extra curricular activities. CHRISTINA MARY COMINOLI “Tina Pro Merito (3, Secretary-Treasurer 4); Exponent (4); Year B(X)k Committee (4); Commercial Club (3, 4); Art Club (4); Gregg Progress Pin; Gregg Theory Certificate; Gregg 60, 80 Certificates; 40 Typewriting Pin; Visible Filing Certificate; F ' iling Certificate; Prompter, “Bachelor Born” (4); Usher, Graduation (3). If you see someone dashing around the corridors or rooms it is sure to be Tina,” as she is always in a hurry. She is admired by all for her willingness and ability to work at any task given to her. We are sure that everyone she comes in contact with will like her as much as we do. ARLENE FRANCES COUTURE “Cootch Gregg Progress Pin; Gregg Theory Certificate; Gregg 60, 80 Certificates; Filing Certificate; Exponent (4); Year Book Com¬ mittee (4); Drill Corps (Assistant Drum Major 4); New England and State Music Festivals (4); “Cootch” is that friendly little girl we see strutting her 4 feet 8 down the corridors. She always has a friendly smile and a helping hand for everyone. She also does a splendid job of assisting the Drill Corps on the football field and at competitions. “Cootch ’ will make an ideal secretary for some fortunate employer. EDSON STRATTON CRAFTS “Ed Baseball (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Track (1, 2. 3, 4); F ' ootball (3, 4); Tennis (3); Vice President Class of 1939 (3); Art Editor Year Book (4); Art Club (2, Vice President 3); Student Council (3); Guidance Council (4). One of our leading athletes is “Ed.” His winning smile and buoyant personality are well known in our corridors. Ed” is also an accomplished artist, as evidenced by his work on the Year Book. FLORENCE ELAINE CRAMER “Sue Girls ' Varsity basketball (3, 4); Delta Sigma Kho (4); Intra¬ mural basketball (2, 3, 4). Elaine has been the mainstay of our basketball team for two years. She has helped to win many games. Despite these outside activities, Elaine has attained a high scholastic standing. . 24 .

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HELEN MARIE FINN “Mickey Student Council (3); Guidance Council (3); “Campus Capers” (2j; “Hearts of Campus” (3); Glee Club (2, 3 g Drill Corps (2); Alpha Beta Pi (4). We don’t see much of “Mickey” after school, and she is so ((uiet in class you hardly know she’s there but for an occasional giggle in Math. In home room ff she’s there on time, she always has plenty of news to tell her friend, “Danny” Daignault. WILLIAM LEONARD FI8KE “Red Intramural basketball (3, 4); Year Book Committee (4); Printers’ Guild (2, 3, President 4); Cadet Corps (2). This lad may have red hair but with it comes more than the usual amount of self-control, making him turn his energy into the more helpful channels of class activity. Red” has been one of the most ardent supporters of the various activities which the Print Shop has been interested in and a leader in many. Being of a friendly and helpful nature, he does not lack friends, with whom he can rind plenty of time for harmless fun. SHIRLEY EDNA FLURIE ‘■Skirl This dark-haired, petite lass is rather quiet, but her cheery smile is an inspiration to her classmates. Shirley has emphasized scholarship rather than extra-curricular activities while in G. H. S., although many of us have admired her fine dancing. THERESA SARAH FLYNN “Ties” Gregg Progress l‘in: Gregg Theory Certiricate; Gregg 60, 80, and 100 Certiricates; Drill Corps (2); Commercial Club (4). “Tres” is one of our rather quiet Seniors. Although she is not very active in school affairs, she has many outside interests and is always ready to lend a helping hand to others. We are sure this characteristic will lead her to a successful future. HARRIETT ELLEN EYANS “Harnett Alpha Beta Pi (4); Glee Club (4). Harriett is a newcomer to the class of 1940, from Shelburne Falls. Although only in G. H. S. a short time, this pretty, light¬ haired girl has become a favorite in her classes. MARGARET MARY FARR “Margo Exponent (3, 4); Intramural basketball (3,4); Intramural tennis (3, 4): Sophomore Dance Committee (3); “Bachelor Horn” Publicity Committee (4); “Bachelor Born” Usher (4); Year Book Committee (4); Football Dance Committee (4); “Nautical Marietta” (4); New England and State Music Festivals (4): Dramatic Club (2 President, 3); Delta Sigma Rho (2, 3, 4); Glee Club (4); Silver G (4); Spring Concert (4). “Margo” is that ever-popnlar, loquacious blonde from Room 15. Where there’s fun we find her and “Shrimpy.” Margaret will be always remembered for her generous support of G. H. S. ALICE LOULSE FELIX “Al “Al” is a sweet and quiet girl whom one often meets in the corridors, ami who always has a kind word for everyone. She has many outside interests, among them the boy friend.” JEWEL ANN FERNANDEZ “Fern Student Council (4); Guidance Council (4); Glee Club (3, 4); “Hearts of Campus” (3); Xaiitical .Marietta” (4); Alpha Beta Pi (3, 4 ). Although “Fern” did not come to us until her Junior year, her winning personality and friendliness hav ' e gained for her many friends in G. H. S. She always has a cheery hello” for you when¬ ever you meet her and we are sure she will never have to join the Lonely Hearts” corner. 26