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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1945 volume:

YEARBooK 4 w X635 1945 ICNFIFLD HIGH SFHUOIJ. f1RlilCNFIICI,D, lX1A-XSS.-XCIII'S Skim- ' 5 T. r I lj I H I A A x xQ'- .'vx M5 ,I pk ,C X. QM gi' M TT, Tj, ik' ,Z z ULN- ff' I THE YEARBOOK Q PUBLISIIIQD BY Tm: CLASS OF 19451 I Contents DEDICATION FACULTY SERVICE MEN SENIOR ACTIVITIES CLUBS SPORTS FEATURES UNDER GRADUATES ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATIQN To THE FACULTY WHQ TAUGHT Us T0 VALUE QUE EEEEDQMS AND TO QUE CLASSMATES WHQ AEE AND WILL BE DEFENDING THOSE EEEEDQMS, WE, THE CLASS QF 19445, GRATEFULLY DED- ICATE OUR YEARBCC K. uc?gg3jT'K1Q1,,ffau 1 --5 THE FACULTY OF GREENFIELD HIGH SCI-IQOL RALPH A. I..xWR1-:NCR PI'ZiIll?I'1Illl ELIZABETH JOY Rosie Counswlur If S. History :xml Civic: gi NN P. EDWIN P1ciiRsON Voc, Rvlzifvci lX'1IlfilUll1iliiI'S niiiil Dl'2lXX'illQI GORDON VV. HIOINBOTHAM Courmaloi' English RX1!l'C5SiO11 and LitQ1':1tui'e 3 islunl lifrfftor l'm'rrl1'm1f1I Swlzuul AR'i'HL'R VVATT Vim: PI'I'lll'I.1IllZ M,xm:ARET F. -I-,AXVLER C0un.sc'Iwr glish I'iXIll'GSSiOI1 :uid Litcru f Nf- K V I. PH1LL11- ll, ADAMS Cl'O:1fiYU AFT Mcwlnaxllim-:xl Uraxwimz Yum-. Hvlntfwl I,l'ilXVil1g.K f r - l'.xRoLYN L. l5R.xD1s1l c'illvOI1'l'iEl Home 1':lTUI1OII1iCS STAN L1-:Y lil-:XJ .ul IX . .,v'xlun! f'1mr'l1 nf15'ny.s' Allflwlfr Physir-all lCfl11c':1tio11 AIARION F. B.xRTLET'1' 110011101 ry l'1':1ct1C:1l lxI2lthI'Il12lflCS T1'lgCJ1lK7I1lC'fl'j' B1c1:'1'HA IC. f1l1RIS'1'1ANSICN Officf' Prawtico lfllgzlibh Exprcsriou :xml I.itQ1'ut111'L' .6. H,X1iRII'I'l' IC. CHILDS Dum of Girls Eugrlish ,EX1Jl'l'Sri01l 111111 I1itt'l'2l11ll'P W 1 N N11-111:11 li. C1'R'1'1s S1 v:111isl1 it1wlSI:1tCs Hiwtury 111111 Civics M1xRJo1111c CROSBY ff'Ufll'lL nj'Uf1'1N'glIl11r'lim Pliysicnl I':llllC'ilfi0Il H.XROLIJ S. FR1:N1'11 B12lQ'lli1lC Shop ML'R1EL J. Cfoiiusicic Srlmnl .Vznww Child f':11's1 H0111r- IIf'Ei011C' First Aid BIARG-ARI-1'l' T. DA111111' .Biological SQie'11c'v World Scifz111-rf BI11f11Cl112lTiCS Cl1l'l'C11t History .7. -1 I 7011.1 G,xR1sos1a Fl'GI1Qh 81111111511 If NX 9, ,U fmf Qnuj B IARGAx1z1c'1' M . HYDE ml Cross IIUIIIC Nlllbillgl HAROLD K. IRELANIJ PlIXSil'5 XY0l'l4l Sf'i1'lN'r' 1,l U'fH'iIl Q,'lN'II1lSTl'Y :mul Plnyslvs RIAGIJQX LARSON Crvzntivc- Art lXfIOc'l1:u1ic':nI IjI'ilXViIlgL VVILLIAM S. .IEFFS nSllAI1f'l'Z'fNUI' nf ,Uzwfv I J14:LB1a1z'1' L. JUDD Buokkwpillg P1'un'tic:1I Maatllomatics .S. HELEN X. IKROXIC Housvhohl Arts I 1 , ARTHFR J. LIQARY Mzxvhiuo Shop CARL H. NIQTIIOLS Sl1pz'z'1'f.wr of I'lzys1'r':rI Erllu-ulfmz Vurrwlz of 150118. .flllzlclzlw BIARY G. QXIACLIQLLAN Vllitccl Stzmxs Hirtorv :incl Civivs World History cTlIl'l'Cl1t History GL,xm's B. NICIIOLS Stcnogmphy .9. C GIQURGL: E. XOTT Print Shop Voc-. Rvlutrwl English, Maflu-111:lfic' Sr'ir'l1c'0. and Drawing i CHIQSTIQR VV. 0560011 Piulalic Spvzxking Social Sfllflios 1 1 RAL1-H FI. P,xc:KA111m Clr'1101':1l Metal Shop ICLL1:N IC. P11':111'1i I.:11111 glish ljx111'vfsi1J11 :111rl l,iIlxl'il Hcmixalm M. Po11'1'1c11 cjilhilliff Shop I.o1'1s1-3 S. PART1:N111cx11-LR Lib1'f11'ia11, GLAD1's P. P115111313 I Jxlgf'bl'l1 V Practxcal RIHTIICIIIQITICS .1U. xY.Xl,'l'iCR E. P111x1A114:11 Jo111'11a1lis111 glish l':X11l'l'bSiO11 11111l I,it1'1':1t1 f,1 ,v 45 'xr +'vuu-43 X 1 1'1HNIiS'I' R. HoBk:H'1' ca Rvlzm-ml lX'IIllIlf'IllilfiCE. Sl'l!'lH'I' illlll llrzswingr 1':THl-ll, M, lixyxioxn 'l'yp1-writilxg P1':u'!ic'z1l M:xtl1r'111:1Tics NYIL1.x.n1 N. S.XUT'I'1iR Pmc'ii1-:xl Pl1yril'S2lIlll Chr-lnistry You RK'l21fi'll1Yl1lfil1'IllilIiCSZlllflSl'il'Ilil f1l'IR'l'lil'IDIi G. STUDER Plnglish I':XlYl'lxrSiUIl and LitCl'iltl1l'C .11. Ihlal, A, 'l'1'HNr:R Avintimx Svimlcc i4llI'IIliSTl'V Rzulio CLINTON fl. XYliYMOL 1'H Biology a H,x1ioLIm C. AISTOX, S1 '1- 1 N mm '. JOHN J. I51co1uc1:11'K 8 K-X f . .A f , .f 1' ff' ,- 'E.,.+f- ' .-f' rf f 1 ...Q ,.,,,--- 1,1 J, f' f ,uf ' ..-' ARMANI: A. Iirlml-1, 192,70 P1c'1+:H BL'muv1r'11 f3IE31'C1lil11T 3Iiil'iI1f'D .12. DON.XL1J D. C,XIiI,, M313 C 1 I'x1.,Iw1-31,11 lui 'mam' N 41533 -are atv 'N'- .f' f'ItUIi1iIC linlwflli llxvls. S2 v xHs1I.x1,1, IJ. Ii1,xI1cR. S NRY S, K'z1'.l.II,Xl 4 lCI'Il I3. D14:v1No. Slff' .13. I.I.I.XNI A. If'lsr114:n.S1jr- HUIZICWI' lb, If1,l'1:11' Ll 1 f1I'UliI'l' I UXVIJIH S Ning ,N , 4-.W llli 'X 'X 1' l'v'1'. li1m'11Axmw Ki. I-'osnc .H. BV! I,Xl'I I f21fnu.S' r XXINIONIJ C 1 XRI xml NX IIXRRIS,S1l'!l' R' mu- alum I'R.XNf'lS IC. II1c'Ks,S2 1- l,l'V.c1.XliI.f1.I1Ul'1iII'l'UN -X -X I' .15. ix .lualmxx ri. 5 Vluxvls I,. .lmvls i Iimxxxlm f1.K.w.xN.xI'c:1I. S2 FPL. XN1Ll.1.xx1 P. Ixl-:ms . 16 . :lc1c'1' II. L11:ls1a1i'1'. S2 c l'x 1'. Iz1exlcs'1' S. Iwmxxs, A Hucwoon IC. T,I'c'11GR, SQA' F11lc1wlc1m'K M. E. LUND, Slfc f'Ii.XIiI.liS R, Lvxlas. Jn.. 52, 'f- TCARI, FREIJERICK MCT,A1'c:u1.lN, SQXC . 17 . 5 1,7 ff! , MQ- - PVT. JOHN H. MORRIS PVT. XVILLI.-XM F. INIORRIS YIIJ li P11--wif P1-1. l5lJN,XI,IJ lu. F4'lJ'l l' THm1.xs 1 .S1.xxw.XYlZl 1 1 1 A ,-.5 1 . N4..xx1.xx PV1' Q H Xlill 1 .l8. IJoN,x1,1m Nl. 5'l'.Xlili. S H L'no1.1f1r SZl'I.liOIiHKl, S1 3 A x N59 PVT. ROLAND T.. Tlzmllsmlv PFC. ROBERT E. YORK '- IN .I, 1 I'1'l'RIC.Xl'I.'I'. Ju., 52,2 QW X :XLVIN POOLE flX1Ol'ChLlI1f Marino? NYgxL1'r:R H, XYINSKYIC. AR'I'3fc . 19 . 4325 X fx x MW auuwn f l X .1 MISS E. JOY ROSE Counselor, Class of 1945 VVe, the Class of 1945, wish to extend our gratitude to you, Miss Rose, for your wise guidance given us throughout our high school years. VVe entered here in a world at war, yet we had hope of graduating into one of peace. Torn between vocational and educational desires and the demands of war, we have been confronted with many probleins. Because we found your counseling a source of strength and hope, we turned to you in times of need. Individual, group, and class difiieulties have always been met with your sage, quiet decisions. Only leadership such as yours could bring our high school career to a close with confidence in the future. .21. SENIOR CLASS G' C 7 e-5 GEoRo1+1 CQILMAN Aiizni 'ACICIIIIFIIIH He is the fountain of honor. Dance C'ommittee Lights CR, 473 Refreshment Stand C473 Year- book Staff C473 Assembly Program Committee C473 Lighting Com- mittee. Musical Shows CX, 473 Senior Play Committee C473 Sigma Hi-Y C272 Senior Hi-Y C37. Dependable Gilman has frequently displayed his willingness to lend a hand whenever his services are needed. G.ll.S. will have to train a new lighting expert when Gilman graduates! ELSIE MAizoAin:T Anticia '-Jew Beloved by many, trnstcd by all. Guidance Council CS. 473 Student Council Alternate C373 Exponent Staff C473 Girls, Basketball C2, .573 S.A.S. C'ollector C2, 32473 Sophomore Dance C'ommittee C272 Yearbook General Committee C473 Drill Corps C273 Music Appreciation Club C3. 473 l'-l'C'.'11Cl l Cilub C373 Bowling League C473 Senior Play Properties C'ommittee C473 G, l, jubilee C473 Intramural Basketball C473 Forum C473 Dramatic C'lub C47. Reliable is a word which describes Els very nicely. She has been one of the most hard working, cooperative members of the Class of 1945. VVith her combination of ambition and ability, is it not inevitable that Elsie be a success? PATRICIA MARY AK EY Pnl U Favored by all. Intramural Basketball CZ, 373 Softball Team Cl. 373 Tennis C271 Post-Exam Dance Committee C273 Football Dance Committee C473 Musical Show Usher C373 Howling League C373 Drill Corps C273 Latin C'lub C272 Glee Club C273 Guest Book Committee C471 G. l. Jubilee C47. Yivacious Pat is rarely seen when she isn't chewing gum. Her happy-go-lucky manner and her never-failing supply of energy have made her one of our best-known classmates. No need to wish her luckg Pat will succeed! ANN ALIJEN A717f1'r ' lt is the quiet worker who succeeds. Howling League C273 Assembly Program Cionnnittee C273 Dance Ciommittee CS7. Although Ann is a rather quiet girl, she is far from unknown. Her quiet cheerfulness has always been welcomed and admired. May she do as well in the future as she has done in the past. BEATRICE SHIRLEY ALIBICR Herz She's all that's honest, honorable. and fair. Intramurals CS, 473 Music Appreciation Club CJ, 473 Bowling Team C33 473 journalism C473 Yearbook C'omn1ittee C471 Ticket Committee Senior Play C473 Property C'ommittee Senior Play C473 Student Council Installation Committee C373 Guidance C'ouncil C373 Lfsher Graduation C573 Dramatic C'lub C47, XYho hasn't seen Rea rushing from one place to another? She spends most of her spare time working on some committee or other, and always seems very busy. However, she finds time to make many fiiends and help anyone in need. MARIAN BICATRICE ALLEN C'm'roI VX'hose little body lodg'd a mighty mind. Pro Merito C5, 473 Gregg Theory and O.G..-X. C'ertiticates3 Gregg 60. 80 Speed clC!'fll:lC?LlC'S: Typewriting 447. SC7. 1747, Medals3 Filing Certificate C473 Exponent C'ollector C473 Intramurals C2. 373 Softball Team, Assistant Manager C373 Decoration C'ommittee 'llayseed Hop C373 Football Dance C'ommittee C47: Yearbook Photographic Editor C471 Exponent C2, 3, Managing Editor 472 C'ommercial Cilub CS. 471 Glee Club C473 Usher for Graduation Activities C373 l'sher Parents' Night C3, 473 'ACL I. jubilee C47. llave you a job which requires a good worker? Find Carrots Quick, energetic. and ambitious. she has had a constant A record throughout her high school career. XVith ambition, ability, and personality, Marian is bound to be a success. .Z5. , . 4 + lun .24 MlI,lJR.lCID RICNA Al,l,l'IX ,llz'II1'w ' XYhat sunshine is to flowers. smiles are to huinanityf' Pro Merito Hb: Gregg Theory and O.li.A. Vcrtiticatesg fill, SH Speed Certificates 1473 Typing 40 Nlerlal H13 Dance Kininmittce fill Yearbook Connnittee C433 G, I. jubilee HI: llUll1Il1l'1'CiHl l'lub C-ll: Vsher Senior Play MJ: Program Parents' Night Cfljg Class Council 141. INlillie'l has emnc into her own during her scniur year. Fricnrlly and personable, Millie has deinonstrateil her dancing ability for the pleasure of her audience. lXlillic's charming ways anil litheness will continue to help her win fricnels. liA'l'Hlli'N LUVISIC ASHI.lCY 'AKf1!f' lfrienclsliip for all. Exhibition Parents' Night GU. AQuiet 'AKay'l has many talents. Kay rifles horseback, r-lrayvs like an expert, anrl teaches swinnning. ller talents. combined with her ability tn get along with people. will hclp Kay to attain success rluring thc years to come, FRANCIS XAVIICR AVMAX IJ u1'll'!1?lU More rlcsiruus. than fanie, is friendship. Cihairnian Decorating l'omxnittce. lfuotball Dance HH 'l'iClil'1 Fommittee for Senior Play C471 Hi-Y tl, .Hg Intramurals C213 Feature Iiflitor. Yearbook HJ. Francis is quite a rnan arounrl town, well rlresserl ancl easy mannereil. lanxk for him at Rita's. Maybe hc will be a successor to Nuts Malloy one of these tlays. as we unrlcrstanrl his great hobby is the clrulns. Happy tlrunnning. l ran. ROLAND DOUGLAS QISAISINICAI' 1i'Ld A good hunter takes niuch game. Red has been farmer. clairyinan. n'uoil-workei' antl box-maker. NYhat next, Rerl? Soldier for Lncle bam? ANNA JOSEPHINIC BAIARUNAH Ann'7 It is a friendly heart that has plenty nt'fi'ie1nls. Ann came to us fluring our senior year and has become one uf our innst popular girls. Although she has harl little time for extra- curricular activities. everyone knows this pretty little brunette, Good luck, A'Ann. we know you'll be a success as a beautieian. 'HAR HAHA JAXIC JSA lt N ICS Bo13l7y Diligence is the mother of gf-url fortune. Class council 1333 Sturlent Council Ill: lfair f'+nninittec CD: Turner Club 12, 3. Secretary 45. Bobby never walks when she can Arun. it saves tinie. G.H.S. remembers her as a person always willing tu lcnrl a helping hanrl. The best of luck to you, Bobby ! K C 1 PHYLLIS ANN BEAITDOIN l'l1yl The mildest manner, the gentlest heart l'ro lllcrito C413 Ciregg Theory and O.G.A. C'ertilicates3 Gregg 60. S0 Speed Certilicates: Typewriting 40 Medal: Football Dance Com- mittee C411 Photography flornnnttee, Yearbook C413 Senior Play l'sher C413 Commercial Club CJ, Yice-President 41. l'hy1 is one of the nicest girls in our commercial class. She has been successful in everything she has undertaken throughout the school years. She is admired hy all those who know her. JOHN FRANCIS BEDNARSKI .lol1nuie Here buds the promise of very great worth. Post-Exam Dance Committee C213 Hi-Y C113 Sophomore Recep- tion Committee C313 Hayseed Ielopu Committee C313 Baseball Team C313 Intramurals C3, 41: Pro Merito C411 Exponent Staff C413 Football Team C413 Properties Committee. Senior Play C413 Foot- liall Dance Committee C413 HG. I. Jubileeu C41. You will always Find Johnnie on committees because he likes to get things done. His high scholastic record and his ambitions will insure success for john in architecture, his chosen field. GPIRTRIIDE MA RJORIIC BICHAYLO Bowls Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Shorthand Theory3 O.G.A. Certificates: Shorthand 60. S0 Speed fll'l'Yil'ICZltE'SQ Parents' Night C213 Intramural llli. C513 Usher Graduation C31. Ciertrude's talent in the commercial field. coupled with her artistic talent. cannot fail to bring her success. Her ready smile and good-nature will be long remembered by her classmates. ROY ISERTR AM BENJAMIN ,ll1'r'lf1'y l like fun and I like jokes 'bout as well as most the folks. Football C31. Mickey will long he remembered for his ability to get in and out of trouble. just remember to keep out of it, Mickey ! JICANNIE HICLICN BICKFORD B1llIllIIit . I laugh for hope hath happy place with mc. Jeanne is one of the newcomers in our class. Her record of activities in East Rochester makes us realize what we have missed. The Class of 194: wishes Jeanne success in the coming years. ROBERT FRICD BITZICR Big Bob XYhat is a gentleman but his word. Pro lllerito Cl 41: Assembly Program C'ommittee C213 Ullayseed Hop Dance C'ommittee C313 Chairman. Ticket C'ommittee for Foot- ball Dance C413 Chairman Ticket C'ommittee. Senior Play C412 French C'lub C311 Hi-Y CZ, 3, 41. lullig Bob is a reliable fellow who is interested in G.H.S. activi- ties and is willing to help others in any way possible. He has maintained an enviable scholastic record during his years in high sfhgvtiyl. VVe wish you a very bright and successful future, Big o . 25 -'Qi ilu 4 , Q'H 5 CHARLES SAMUEL BLAKE. JH. C'11111'lt ' A carefree jolly way hc had. Track CS, 453 lntramnral Basketball C3, 43. A'Chuek is a liappy-go-lucky fellow who is always reafly for some fun. His frienrlly nature has marie him the envy of many. This good-naturerl spirit is certain to bring him success in the future. Good luck from us all. Chuck, w11,i,iA1x1 cHA1n.ics isiaxiaizii '-Hfzr' lie slow in considering, but resolute in action. Pro Merito CS. -U: Exponent Staff CAssoc. Erlitor Z, Business Manager 495 Football Manager CZ, 3. 453 Tennis Team CM: Forum C'ommittee C313 Post-Exam Dance Clommittee C295 ullayseed Hopi' C333 Conimencenient Dance C371 Assembly Program Coniniittee C353 French Club CZJQ lli-Y CZ, 3. 47: Silver G C355 Best Foot For- warrlu Publicity C'on1mittee Musical Show CSB. NYhat would we have clone without liill's cooperative spirit in the many business committees? VVith this helpful attitude and scholastic ability we are sure he will go far. PAVLIXE SELMA BUNZEK dlgillllllif' The secret of life is in art. Marching Along Together Clip C'heerleatler Cllg Bowling League C351 CL l. Jubilee C4l. Taleutecl t'lionnie is one of our most artistic classmates. She intenrls to ilevelop this ability after grafluation. The Vlass of 1945 is with you. lionnie. VINCENT CLARENCE BONZEK. JR. l'1'n l rienflliness is a virturc of success. ' Exponent Staff C-il: Fair Cfonunittee C493 Business t'oinuiittee, Yearbook C-U. Yin is quiet but friendly. lle is known as a good worker. Yin hopes to get into the Air Corps. Best luck! EVELYX ANN HOUSQVET EI'1'1 ' Great is truth, and mighty above all things. Play for Parents' Night CZJ, Evie is small in stature. but her friendliness and' cheerfulness more than make up for what she lacks in height. XY1th her many assets, Evie is sure to be a success, EIJVVARD FI VLLIC H BOUTTY ELL Erlrli1 ' Nothing is worth rloing unless it is flone well. Silver G Committee C45: Yearbook l'oinmittee C-U. Quiet and efficient Eddie has traveled along through G.H.S. successfully for three years. VVe all hope that this success will follow him all through life. .Z6. 1-vt C, Q1 Q41 MARY .-XCQXHS BUYIJ ,lIlIlff1-C'u Cir-ntlc uf spa-veli. lwcncriccnt uf minLl. Parents' Night Play CZ1. NIiclgic- is a girl whnst' heart is niarlu of grnlcl. Axlillflbllgll shc sc-cnms shy, those who kuuw her have rliscuvt-1'e1l that she is a truc fricncl. C.-XRUIAYX ClHAC'lC BHICHCIANU C'r11'nl l laugh fur lmpc- hath happy place for lllL'..l 'l'11rner C'lulm Sccretary Cl, 31: Student l'm1ncil C215 'l'urner C'lulm C-11 C'arr,rlyu is une uf the most popular girls in the yvwcatioual depart- ment. XX 1- know her a111h1t1nn 1s to travel and wc hupc she has a Clare 111 cvcry port! JANICIC lCl,Ll'IN BRl'l l'ON Jan Wl1usctz1l1-nts flu any statinn lit. l'rw Mt-rilfw CS. 411 lfxpuiu-lit Stall' 1.2. Assuc. Erlitm' S, Editor 411 Intramural llasketlwall C313 Yoarlmuuk f'Ollllllllil'C. limlitur C-311 French liluh C313 liuwling l.l'21lLl'llk' C311 Nlusic Appreciatiuii Cflulu C415 Ci.ll.S, Representative at C'1wlumhia Scholastic Press C'u11fe1'e11c1' C315 Part-nts' Night l'sh1-1' C411 Ciranliiatifni l'shc-r C313 Silver Cj C4J. XYho isn't aware nf ,lan ? She has serv:-rl the schuol in many ways hut always she will he 1'e1m-111l1e1'e1l as a11 cnthusiast for journalism. lil'1'l'TY ICLAIXIC BROXYN 1ir'l!gf' f llut she was gay. Cilce Cfluh C115 Sfvpliniiicwc' Dance Ckimmittec C215 lfrmtlmall Dance C'u1un1ittvv C213 llrill Corps C213 Intramural Basl-ccthall CJ, 313 liuwling League C313 G. l. hlubilem- C41. Q XYherever iniscliie-1' and me-rrimeut are to hc found. there one will hurl Betty Her many friends will remember her lung alter grzuluatum. RAYMOND JOHN BYRNISKIC 131111.s Fri clxic ls nvvrl no fr m1'111 ali 11x' itatimif' As a xx'f rrker in the woorlsliop. Rayinoucl has tu 1'11 Nl out some rc-ry goml work. lint wlit-re he 1-xcels is in truck driving and activities uutslcle sclmul. HIAKY PA'l'RlC'lA if-XHlI.l. ,llr1f'y Pu! As merry as the rlay is lmigfl Sl1t1l'fl'l2lllfl Tlierwry f'C1'tifiCzltc-1 641, 811 Sperrl C'c-rtiticatrs: Yearly-yuk 1xClX'C'I'C'lSll'lHflCJI'l1lHlllf'C' C413 Cliiiilauct- l't111uril C213 Intramurals CS1g C'1vm1uercial Activities. Mary Pat has a ltappy clispusitiun with a smile fur everyone. She is always reacly tw lt-nfl a lielping' hanrl. Her pleasing lvcrsum- allty will euntinue tu win her many lrieucls. 27. ff xy '2- i t l'lLIZAl5l'l'l'H LOIIISIC CAIRNH Belly , The secret of success is constancy of purpose. l'lX170!lClIl C473 Iiasketball C3. 473 Bowling C473 Class Council Secretary C273 Silver Cl Requirement Cknnmittee C273 Post-Exam Dance C273 VYar Savings Stamp C'ommittee C373 Assembly Program C'omniittee C471 Yearbook Committee C473 Senior Play Prompter C473 Musical Show Usher C473 Kappa Sigma Phi CZ. Vice-President 373 French C'lulw C273 Student C'ouncil C2, 471 Music Appreciation C'lulu C473 Vlass Council CZ. 3, 471 Graduation Exercises C37. Betty has been one of the most active senior girls. VVhatever she has clone, she has done well. Iler willingness will always lie a great asset to her. VVC wish you thc best of everything in life, l3etty.'l DORIS ICTHICL CARIJWICLL MIM! Bc shc fairer than the clay. French Cfluli C273 Music Appreciation C'luh C471 Cllee C'luli C473 Musical Show C473 Journalism C473 Intramurals C373 Hayseed Hop Committee C373 Senior Play Property Committee C473 Year- book Committee C47. Dot, an attractive blonde senior, has a cheerful smile for every! one. Iler pleasant disposition will make her life a happy one. VVe are certain that others will enjoy her as much as her Cl.H.S. friends ave. WILLIAM BICRNARIJ CASEY ff1'r1l' Smile and the world smiles with you. Intramural Basketball C3, 47: Football C473 Tennis C37, Ilappy-go-lucky Bill has taken part in various sports here at school. VW- know helll always make friends easily. You've heard of the luck of the lrisl1.', HIJWA RD CLARK CTHASIC Ed For you are an elegant scholar. Pro Merito C3, 471 Yearbook Committee C471 Marching Along Togetherl' C271 All For One And One For All C373 UG. L Jubilee C473 French C'lub C273 Best Foot Forward C473 Hi-Y C2, 3, 47: lianil C273 Assistant Manager, Band C573 Manager, Band C47: Orchestra C2, 3, 47. VVho Cloesnlt remember hearing Ed talk about the British Navy? He is also a music enthusiast. He has belonged to all the musical organizations during his entire stay at G.H.S. However, he has not neglected his scholastic records. May your future be a success, Ed. ANNA STELLA CHULA Ann Silence is deep as Eternity. Ann is one of the less active members of our class. However, her patient, friendly manner has made many friends for her. G.H.S. wishes her success in whatever she undertakes. l'lIIC,lI'lNl'l I'lYl'lHI'l'I l' CLOSSON Crue XX'hatsocver thy hand lindeth to do. do it with thy might. Yearbook Committee C473 Intramurals C473 Usher Parents' Night C47. Gene, who is interested in most sports. is a good pal and a good fellow to work or play with. RAYMOND IIARVICY CIA Jllt LH nllllljfn Ifqual tn all things. Iixpnnent C533 Track Cl. 3. 431 Assembly l'rug'i'ani Fmmnittee C33: Yearlmuk llfmmittee C-l3: junior Class Council C333 Senior Class lfuuncil C433 Student Council C433 Intramurals C-l3. Ray is the dependable type who is interestccl in the p1'ogfi'ess of the class. lle has clnne much for us and we appreciate it. Ile has been outstanding in track contests. lf his future is as successful as his stay in ll.II.S., it shuulcl be a bright une. ICVICIIYN .IICAN CUISIS j5'l'i1 ' As merry as the slay is lung. Student 1'-xuncil Alternate C33. Ifvie is that rather quiet girl irnnt I.eytlen. Altlmugh she has not been very active in urganizatmns. she has been a btmster tm' the sclnml. THORIAH EDWARD CUI.I,I NS ,lm ' A merrier man l never spent an hour's talk withal, Baseball Team CS. 43. lt was ,lue's mighty left arm which pitched our team tu Victory! Twin will also be remembercml as it class uratur. llis reasly smile anml graml sense ut humur will always insure lnm many triennls. KI'fNXI'i'l'H PHILIP CUUK -A1ff'IlNllHH Play not for gain but spurt. Sports liclitnr. Exponent C431 liaseball CZ. 5, Ciaptain 433 Track C433 Student Council CZ, Treasurer 333 Ciuiclance Ciuuncil CJ, .Sli CL l. jubilee C435 IIi-Y CVice-President 23. Yea, Kenny! Yea, Cook! has been a familiar cry at many athletic cuntests. lIere's tu the tuture star ui the Dodgers. PATRICIA ROSE COOK li Pnl lt is well to think wellp it is mlivme tu act well. Drill furps C333 Howling CS. 43. Pat is annthervuf our girls who hasn't taken part in many schloulractivities. X-evertheless. Pat has macle a host of frienils while in schunl. XY1th her friendly way she will always have many friencls. SHIRLICY MARCIA C'tYl l'l3N nlfl-llljlIl'N-l She rccloubleth joys and cuteth gric-is in half. llowling Team C431 Dance l'un1mittee C433 Amateur Show C331 Marching Alpng Together CJ3g CL I. Jubilee C433 Cllee C'lub CJ. 33: Drill Corps C533 Kappa Sigma Phi C233 SAS, llxllector CS,-13. She all sho' can strut is the remark which can be heard up anml flown Mani Street when this lively-stepping majurette passes by. fi w...5 29. G? 4'9 55-f 4 3 1'1- .30 J C'l,Al'DI2 LUVIS C.'Rl'lPlC.-Xl' Lm1f1 ' O'er a' the ills of lift' victorious. Pro Bleritn C-13. Although Louie hasn't been active in extra-curricular activi- ties, he has taken part in many classrooiu discussions. llt- has a great alnlity tor scit-ncvs. autl he sliuulml go tar in tlns tutltl LI LLIAN JUN IC if ROMACK LII Popularity hears hor company. Typewriting -lil Xletlalg Expnnent Statl' C3, -l35 Intramural llaskct- lmall C535 Bowling C335 Howling Manager C435 Dance lhiiiiiiittt-Us CZ, 435 Yearbook Clmuuuittee C435 Parents' Night Prograui C235 Senior Play Proniptcr C435 journalism C335 C'lass l'nuucil C435 llrafluation CC'ap and Clown3 Uouuuittee C435 l'sher Ilrarluation C33. This peppy senior is so full of fun that she just cau't stay still, Lil always has a cheery word for her neighbor and a smile for t'vL'rym1e. Altliuugh her chief iiitviwst is in 'l'nriicrs. sllv still shows great interest in ll,ll,S. liACllll'lli AGNES ClHl3WLlCY .lf1nf A friencl at all times. Exponent Statt' C333 Intramurals CZ. 3. -43: Sophomore- Reception Uiuunittee C535 Yearbook Cfmuinittev C435 Senior Play C435 Musical Show l'sher C332 Ci, l, Jubilee C435 Ilrauiatic Cluli Cl, 3. 435 lianrl CJ, 3, 435 Orchestra CA, 435 Spring l'ouc4-rt C435 Student Cpuncil C33: Music Appreciation C435 ullaysceml Hop l'Ul1'lll1ltlk'L' C-83. Yivacious little Rao has wun a place in the hearts mil' her classmates. She has been extreuicly active on conuuittem-s :intl in clnlrs. Xvhn will take her place in tha- uruliestra? NITA ICYICLYN CITNNINCZHAM Irish Her voice was over soft, gentle auil low. an excellent thing in a woman. Clnuing to l2.ll,S, for her senior year, Nita has funnel a place for herself. VYe envy her the excellent recnrrl made in Springfield, Ycrnlotlt, High School. XYl1at Springticlzl lost we gainml. Look to thu future - for Nita hopes tu appear as a lfautl vocalist. liC3lilCRT JAMICS IJAVPIY Hub An ounce nf wit is alinvt- a pound of rulmiesf' Intramural llaskt-tliall C235 Presiilvnt of C'lass C233 llance Coni- iuittee C235 llarn Dance Cummittee C535 Yearbook Cfonuuittec C435 limlucation Pageant C235 Senior Play C435 Sigma Hi-Y C335 lixpoueut Staff C43. Bob is one nl' the wittiest linys in our class. XVithout his remarks. our class would be very mlull. XYc know that when he is in the army, tht-re will never lie :A clnll mnnient for his luumlrlies. .IICAN LUIS DINSINIORIC .lr'un lu C1lliCIllC'5SZlllilCUl'If:lllC'llL'C 'SllZlll lie your SIl'L'Hf.Q'ill.H lixponent C535 S.A.S, C'ollectur C2, 3, 435 Exponent C'nllt-ctor C235 liansl C235 Kappa Sigma Phi C25 335 l'sher at Gracluatiuu C33, clean is a quiet girl with a cheerful personality. llt-r pleasing disposition and frienilly manner have 4-ualmleil her to make our lngh-school :lays more complete. 451523 5 ' 1'A'l'HERIXlC YlCR13Nl1'A lJ13N1'JY.-XX Kay She taketh must delight in pleasures anrl in dancing, Iixptmeut 15. 435 Intramural liaskethall 1.i3ZAl4nwling 14-32 SilVt'1' 12 Requirement Uwnimittee 1435 Senior Play Ticket tmnnnttee 1431 1iritlirnn Prmn Ticket linunnittee 143: litlucatnn Pageant 1231 Musical Shnw 1333 1i, l. .luhilt-e 1435 llramatic 1'luh 13, 435 Music Appreciation 1435 1'heerlea4ler 133. Kay is one of nur mnst vivacinus girls. She may he seen hustling almut the schnnl at any time. Kay has supplied us with many guocl times, antl we knnw she will enntinue tn make others happy. DOROTHY 1.1 3l'1SlC DREW Dol A'Xlusic is well saitl tn he the sneecli nf angels. l'rnSleritn1431 Gregg T111-nryan1l1J.1i,.X.liertifleates:6O.SUspeecl 1'ertiticates5 Typewriting 413. SU. 1:13 Nleslals: Silver 12 Requirement 1'nmmittee 1435 llmmmercial 1'lulm 15, 435 Filing 1'ertiticate. lint has heen an excellent stutlent in commercial subjects. She is constantly cunning nut at the heatl nf the class. XYith her ahility to mln slinrthaml and typing annl her trienrlly smile. she will make smneone an excellent secretary. MARY ANN l3ltl'M1l1313l. U,I.1f1!lu Swine creclit in lu-ing jnllgf' lntrznnural liaskethall 11. 3, 435 F-mthall Ilance 1'-numittee 1435 Snplinninre Receptiun linmmittee 143: Yearltnnk llmmmittee 1435 ,lnurnalisnt 143. Nlary may lie fnuncl wherever laughter is hearcl. She is nne ul nur lmest-naturexl girls anal will he renlenilrertwl fnr her enthusiasm inr sports. especially the Retl S-rx team, DOHOTH Y li13l'l,1I.All IJ IJYFR Dol None knew her but tn lnve her, nur name her hut tn praise. lntramural Baskethall 1435 ,lUlll'llZlllSll1 1435 Yearhnnk 1 ommittc'e 1435 Musical Show 15, 435 Dramatic Vluh 12, 3. 435 liuirlance 1'nuncil1435 Defense Staxnp1'ullectnr 13, 435 li-nrling 1435 Post-Exam Dance 1'nmmittee 123. Dirt is une of the cutest girls in our class. Although she spencls most nf her time with Hill she has inuuml time tu help us nut in many nf nur activities. .-XXX MARIIC ICR ISM.-XX Arm lt is well to think well: it is flivine tn act well. Pro llerito 13, ViceAPresinlent 435 lixpnncnt Staff 13, 435 In- tramurals 143: Bowling Team 143: 1'lass X'iceAPresirlent 1435 liarn Dance Committee 1335 Franklin 1'nunty Fair 1'ntnmittee 1435 Year- hnuk Associate Editor 1435 Seninr l'lay l'ru1we1'ty' lfummittee 1435 French Cluh 1335 Music Appreciatinn 1435 Stucleut Council 1435 llracluation Exercises. l'sher 1335 Seninr Play. l'sher 1435 Silver 11 1435 Fnruin 143. - llnw lucky we have heen tn have hacl ynu with us these last twn years. Ann! You cannot imagine just hnw much your gentle. mmlest. anil schnlarly ways have play ul their parts among ns all, I.ll.l.I.-XX l'.l.AlfXl'. la-XLT. Lil l'True sincerity seinls fur un witness. lntramural Basketball 1335 Bowling 143: Yearhunk 1'ommittee 1435 Musical Shows 13, 435 1ilee 1'luh 12, 3, 43: Nlusic Appreciatinn lluh 143: Forum 143. A'l.il is Que of our more stutlinns girls. ller marks are a goml nrnnt' nt' this. She also has taken a great cleal ni interest in the lilee llulr. Here's tn ynu. l.il. RAI 31. push? 5. .f i t this 2? if .32 RICHARD ICDWA R D FAVST D'ir'l. ' Noble by birth, yet nubler by great deeds. Intramural Basketball U, -lb: Student llmuncil Alternate flip Yearlmuk Smarts llnnmittee 1-U3 lfranklin llnnity Fair tlnninittee L-Hg lli-Y tl, 5, -lj. If there is ever a good time tu be had. yuu can be sure that Dick will be therei All wht: knwn' Dick like him and. with his persunality. he ean't fail. ARTHITR .lOSl3Il'll l+'ISlC'l' 'Al Ir1l. ' XVit is the salt ut' c4niversatim1, lntrzunural llasketball 12. -ll: Slmplnnnure Reception Finnmittee 1373 Student lbnncil C223 Guidance llzuncil ill. XYht: in ti.Il.S. d0esn't know l ink ? lle was une ui the stars nt' the winning intramural team this year. This success tlipped a grand high schuul career. EIYJYVARD JAMES FLYNN Ifriflff ' The social. friendly honest man. President of fllass f-D: lfootlrztll l-ll: lixiunieiit Spurts lfditur H71 Senior Play HJ: Sigma Tli-Y iSL'cretary JI: Senior lli-Y ikiice- l'resident 313 Dance Vommittee 137. Knuw Eddie? XYho duesn't? lle is that husky iellvw from Rmnn 15 whiz has gained so many friends during these three years uihigh scluml. XYe all knuw that whatever task lfddie tries, lit- wtll be a great success. llere's to y-ui, l'Id.! DDRlJ'l'lIY l lll,lCY DUI H Fair and suitly glues lar. lluildings and Grounds l'ummittee Ill: Supliuiiime Receptiun Dance t'nmmittee K-Hg Yearbmik t'nmmittee 1-U1 Seni-ir Play Prnperty l'un1initlr:C HJ: ull. l, jubilee 1-ll: lfrench l'lul1 ill: tilee flub HH Music Appreciation K-ll: ,l1nn'nalism C-tl. Dot appears to be a very quiet stullentg but, when yuu knnw her, she is very lively. She is constantly supplying us with jokes. ller sense ut humor will take her far in this wurld. 'FHERESA AG N ICS Fl JSM I Rl? 1 112z Hy the work one knows the wurkman. lftmtlmll Dance fuininittee C-Hg Suplimiime Reception fhmmittee f-ll: Seniur Play Publicity Cbmmittee HJ: Yearbook Art l'unnnittee HJ: Drill Lfurps 429. XYhn dnesn't knuw Fuzz ? She is one ul inn' best liked students. XX'hile nn the basketball team. she pruvimled the uppoiieiits with many wurries. Her artistic ability and her willingness to wurls enclear Fuzz tu all. CARL ROl5l'1R'l' l+'DWl,l'Ill Ulflllllu Men of few words are the best men, Exponent HM Yearbook cltllllllllillkt Q-D3 lfsher Parents' Night HJ: Intramurals C-lj. Carl came tu G.H.S. from over thc river. llis nwtto has always been to carry un and we admire lns courage. fo X 5 f r x J ANNA CATHERIN li FRITZ Ann Good to be merry and wise. lntramurals UU. G.H.S, has not seen much of Ann. She is occupied with many outside activities. XYe who know Ann admire her. and we all know she will succeed. Hl'il,l'iN RUTH GAGNON Helen 'AFair spoken and persuading. Education NYeek Pageant fgll Gregg oO Speed Fertiticateg Typing 40, 50 Medals, Helen has not participated in many scholastic activities as her outside work takes most of her time. ller friends wish her success and happiness in the business world, MARY LOUISE G AG NOX ,lln1'y Art is choice. Shorthand Theory Certificate: 60 and S0 Speed Certificatesg Typ- ing 40 and 50 Medals, Mary is the girl from Room 15 who is always smiling, No matter where you timl her. she always appears to be happy. Any- one with a personality like Nlary's can never be a failure. MARY lCl,IZ.-Xl3l'l'l'II GA R DN ICR Holly A smile is the same in all languages. Intramural Basketball GJ . Betty is one of our most talkative girls. There is never a dull moment when she is around. XYe all know, Mary, that with your personality and winning smile you will never tail in any attempt. GEORGIC TYILLIANI GAY .l1mior ' A friend in need is a friend indeed. Football C233 Baseball C2, Sl: Student Council CZ, Assistant Treasurer 42. George has come to the aid of his friends very often. He is well known for his work on the Student Vouncil. May you be success- ful in lite. George. JOYCE MARY GIBAS l'J0y 'KAchieveinent is the proof of ability. Gregg Theory and O.G.A. Fertificatesg Gregg 60, 80 Speed fertiricatesg Yearbook Advertising Committee. Joy is one oi our commercial students who has rhythm and speed in her finger-tips. She seems quiet, but her friends tind her quite the opposite. joy's unassuming ways will be an asset to future success. .33. rx t t .Xs 1b 1'n int A ICDMYXIJ l2l'I'l'l'lli 1ll.,'X'l'li1,JlYSliI ,lfflf!i4 ' 'A'l'ln- right hzxmls of fellowship. 12ni1l:n1ce 1'uuncil 1233 1'lzxss l'rt-sirlent 153: Dance 1'mn1nittec 1333 semhly Unntnittet- 1.35: Vvlll' Strung: 1'unnnittr.-e 1335 Senior Play 1471 Student 11-ttxwil YiceAl'rt-si4lc-nt 1335 Silver G 1'tnnxnittvc 131: llrznnatic 1'luh HI. 'Erltlieu is une uf um' must 1mcv1n1l2u' lmys. lie has 11 smile lm' t'Ve1'yu11L'. 'l'l11'm1glnn1t his high sclnml czn'eL'1'. he has lmeun very '1ct1x'e. NYe all retnenthez' hun xn the St-nnvr Play. The sclnml's luss is the Ant 1'm'ps' gznn. GWlCNIJ1Pl,Y N l,1Dl'lSlC GLAZIHR MfIll'!'IIH llnn1m' is tht- spice of life. jtmrnalisnt 1-ll: lnl1':mnn':1ls 143: 11, l. ,lnhileeu 141g Senior l'l:xy tnmlttee 1473 Ycztrlumlq 1':1nnnittee 141: Howling TL-:nn 1-ljg Yictm'yCo1'1vs 1211 11h-4' 1'lnh 14l: Xlllsic A111v1'eciz1ti1n1 HI: fluitlzulcu uncil 1-llg lfurulll 1-H3 llrzunzttic 1'luh 141. spice to mn' high sclnml life has heen 1lwen l llel' bright erest in subjects :tt hznnl hats :nlllt-ml much tu the tliscussiun. XX!- shall all nllss gun. 1iwv11f' fn .3-l. WAl,'l'lCll .l1bSl'Il'lI CHJCIIINSKI Su lilwrxxl in 1nintl, lnt1'a1nu1'zxls 12. -Hg Iinselwznll 1213 Trztck 149. 'lke's'4 :unluitiwn is In ln- :L uglulw trutter. Ile is well lilxrvwn un the track :tml ilu-1'l:tssui WIS ztppwcizltes his work in the mu-l ill the lfuir. M.-Xlll17N ANN HUIJZINSICI ,llIlHl'!'llH l 1'ic-nmlllm-ss is xl vlrille ulsl1CCESS.U Exponent Stuff 13. -ll: lntrzxnnwzxl liztskethznll 1.1, 413 Yenrlmulc nnnittcc 1-Hg Howling 'll-:nn 1.2. -U. Vl'h0 floesn't knuw Nl:n1ei:l ? She is une of our fric-nflly vlznss- mates. Altlmngh ht-1' ln-nrt ls In 'l'ul'l1r1's. she has wurlu-tl hzuwl ful' our class. May yum ztlwztys lnnxw- lmuplunt-ss. AlZl.llClll.'l S'l'lfl'lll'fN l,l'l'lllfR GOI..-X511 USf1'l'1'-V Play nut fm' gmne, hut sport. Footlvzlll 1433 llztsc-luztll 121. Steve made :L try in the :tntu shop hut p1'ele1'rcml ink tu grease. More power tu the printt-1' mtl 1945. MA li Y 1112 ACIC G1Jl'LAR'l' ,llfIl'jj-Q NYh4+ :ne so lovely fair. lixpunent Staff 1411 lntrznnnrznls 12. 313 Musical Shows 12, 3, -ll: 1llee fluh 12. 5, 413 llrill 1'+nA1ws 12. SJ. Xl g I 'nrmlnrl thet'e's plenty uf clmtter. Host ut luck, Mary. ary is zx liyltt-ltzxiu-rl lass ltwnn Ronan 15. VN'l1cnevc1' she's fi 1 1 ANNA FMMA GRADICR A roi The envy of many, Drum lllajorette 12, 3, 413 Dramatic Club 12, 3, 413 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 41: Sophomore Reception 1'onunittee 1.513 Silver 12 Requirement 1'ommittee 1.113 Guidance founcil 131: Parents' Night Exhibition 13. 413 Howling Team Captain 1413 Football Dance 1'ommittee 1413 Exponent Staff 1413 Yearbook 1'ommittee 141: Senior Play 141: Senior Play Publicity 1'ommittee tihairman 1413 Musical Shows 12, 3, 41. VVhat tloes anyone neetl to say about Ann ? liveryone knows her: everyone appreciates the work she has clone for our class. lt will seem queer, when next season rolls arouncl, not to see Ann strutting flown the street in front of the bancl. FRANCES FLAINIC GRAYICSV h1'll'!lIIlIljH The light fantastic toe. lntramural Basketball 141: liarn Dance 1'ommittee 1.11: NYar Savings Stamp Committee 1413 Yearbook Art 1'onnnittee 1-81: Musical Shows 13, 41: llantl 1.3, 41: Forum 141. Full of rhythm, little Franny has tlone intricate tap numbers at our musical shows. She also plays the ilrunis in the bantl. May you beat your way to the top. Franny. PATRICIA FRICDA 1lltlClCXl'l Putty A merry heart goes all the day. Intramurals 12. 315 Spring Dance tlommittee 121: Senior Play Ticket Committee 141: Yearbook tionnnittee 1411A Musical Show 1213 l'sher Nlusical Shows 13. 413 Bantl 12. 3. 415 Nlnsic Appreciation 141. Pat is one of our cutest little seniors. She has been our tlrnni- mer in the bantl tluring her years in 1i,ll.S. A cheerful hello is characteristic of her. ller genuine frientlliness will long bt- reniemberetl. NVARRFN R1.11ll'ilt llAl,lC Hoy His tribe were God Ahnighty's gentlemen, Exponent Stat? 12. 413 Dramatic Club 141: Dance 1'onnnittee 121. The Class of 1945 will remember XYarren as a most courteous frientl. ln the classroom and at the tlances the 1'hiei is always a gentleman! NOR MAN ltl'SSl'2I.l. IIAI.I.11WlCI,l, ll'fnrly 'tlfrientlship for all. Basketball 12. 31: Guidance Vouncil 131: Sopluunore Dance 1'om mittee 121g Football Dance 1'ommittee 1413 1'heerleasler 1413 Year- book Features Committee 141: Stutlent 1'ouncil 1415 Intramurals 141: Dramatic 1'lub 12, 5. Secretary 413 llifY 12, 51. Xormie, our popular boy cheerleatler has alone a splentlitl job in spurring our team on In victory. Ile also showetl his ability by taking the leatling role in Nest Foot Forwartl. NYitty :intl genial, Norm will always have true frienmls. PATRICIA ANN IIANLICY Pnl Beautiful in form antl feature. Exponent Staff 141: lntralnurals 1413 liarn Dance 1'onunittee 1.113 Senior 1-'lay 1413 Drill Corps 121. Pat is one of our most attractive girls. She has shown her ability in many ways -such as, in committees, tlramatics. ancl sports. Her ambition is to become a nurse. XYho woultl mincl being ill with 1'at'l as the nurse? .35 ffl, , . f r Aly 'l'lCRlCNClC RYAN HANLlCY Terry VX'ell fitted in Arts, Yearbook Fommittee 143. Terry is a liappy-go-lucky fellow who seems to lake life as it comes. lle is well-known to all of us for his ability in drawing. VVe shall also remember him as horse enthusiast. The Flass of 1945 wishes you the best oi luck, 'l'erry, in wliatcver you may rlo. .IAMICS SIIICI+'l+'lELD HARRIS Biff Jim Still achieving. still pursuing. nhllllllllyn is one of our best-likecl Vocational boys. llis big, slow grin anrl even ilisposition have earnerl Jim many lrieumls iluruzg his high school career. lJon't he satisticnl with a little succexs. Alim. Your classmates know that you are capable ol a lot. .ll lll N HICNRY HARRIS .lolm1Icnry llis pride in reasoning, not in acting. Football KJ, 3, -U: 'lirack 12, S, 45. .lohu lleury mazle his long legs take him places on the gridiron. track, anml into the hearts of his classmates. .-Xl,lC'lC.ll'f.-XX HARVEY H11rl ' A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Intramurals ill: Milmlrerl is My Name 4573 Yearbook Vom- mittee 141: Dramatic Vlub tl. S, 415 l5owlingi'lul1 ti. 433 Music Appreciation K-U: Siuclent Council Alternate tllg Refreslnnent Stanrl HJ. 'l'o ll.ll.S, Alicejeau leaves her cliet and her goorl nature. ller ability to enjoy jokes has maile her priceless to us. As a nurse we kuow she will be happy anrl successful. BARBARA HELEN HASKINS Ba V17 t'hilmlren shoulcl be seen and not hearml. llaucl U13 XYar Stamp Collector Clbg Yearbook General Vommittee 1413 Vostume Committee, Senior Play C-U. XYe haveift hearcl much from Barbara but friends tell us that in scouting she has been most energetic and helpful. May she cf-nn tinue to gire service in the community! HICLICN HAXYK FIS 11azvlwsic 'l'hc reward of a thing Well-rloue is to have clone it. l'ro Merito CS, Presislent 475 Journalism C353 llasketball CZ, 3. 45: Sophomore Reception t'ommittee C253 Post-Exam Dance illg llarn Dance GJ: Yearbook Business Committee C-U: Musical Shows fl. 5, 413 Senior Play Properties fommittee HM French Vlub fl. Sl: Music Appreciation Flub KS, -U: Student Vouncil CSecretai'y 313 Vlass Founcil fl, 373 theerleacler 12, 3. Captain -ll: Silver li: lJ.A.R. Pilgrim C411 l'sher Parents' Night Hlg Graduation l'sher 157. lIaxvkesie is one of our most active and popular senior girls. llc-r career in G.ll.S. has been a brilliant one. As captain of the che-erleamlers, she mlicl much to bring victory to us at the lfair. She will long he remembered as a leader in all her untlcrtakings. She has been a valuable member of our class and will certainly be missefl. The whole school joins us in wishing you, our Pilgrim, the best oi luck. .36. fvx J C l X J INIARCIAIIIYI' TIIERESA HOGAN 1l4'!l!!!lH Smile ancl the worlcl smiles with you. Ilancl C233 Intramural Ilaskcthall C335 l'sher. Ciracluation Activities C3J. Everyone who knows Peggy loves this cute little Irish lass, Iler friends arc numerous. her talents many. Ilest of luck, Peggy, Ci.lI.S, will miss yon. HERl5IClt'I' FRANCIS HOH ICNC IASSICH Ho Ile glasl :uul your friends are many.' Intramural Ilasketlvall C-lb. Ho may he founrl at a skating rink or at a ski tow. Ile is a great skater, and is one of the hest skiers ni our class. Here s hoping you ski to the top. Ho, LUIS INIARUARICT HOI,'I'liY u.LI1I'C'U XYith an artist's mintl ancl eye. Girls' Ilaskethall CJ. Captain -ll: Yearbook Art Iitlitor C433 Deco- rating and Art Cfommittees C353 Forums C453 lIaysee4l Iloif' CSD. XYho rloesn't rememher seeing a picture rlrawn lay artist Lois? Iler favorite theme is horses. In sports. too, she excels. as captain of the girls' haskethall team she led through a successful season. FRI'iI3IClIIC'li LEE HOHSICK FMU ICveryone eannot help hut like this chap. Intramural Ilasketlvall C413 Tennis C373 Sigma lIivY C-ll. Cioocl-uaturecl Fred came to us in ,Iunior year. Since then. we have become well acquainted with him. Ile showed his alwility hy participating in racing at the Fair. XVc are all pronrl to have had you as one of our classmates, I recl. ANNA CHltlS'I'lNIC HUl'C,lH'I'ON A11r1r'r llc-re. there. and everywhere. Football Dance C'on1n1ittee C433 Musical Show C415 Ilrill liorps CZPQ Bowling Team CZJ. 1-tuner is seen everywhere with her inseparalwle friend Pat She is always goncl humorefl ancl full of lively talk. This past year sh-e has shown her rlancing ability in musical shows. ll.II.S. will miss you, 'tAnner. ARIIICNIC LUIIISA HOVSTUN nill'If'lll'.' She's a most exquisite larlyf' journalism C233 Intramural Iiaskethall C213 Slmrtltamlk Theory and O.G.A. Certificates: Shorthand 60, and 80 Spcccl Certiticates. 4 Arlene is a cute lilonrle from Room 18 who has macle many friends. She enjoys playing the piano. We all know you have the qualifica- tions for a good secretary, Arlene. Q Mm' I l l l I l I 3 37. 'div fvx v 4 , X 1 'Uu- Jl'iANNl'i'l l'l'l LAURA HOUSTON Jimmy Among our girls shc holds her place. Jeannette is a sweet girl who has a pleasant greeting for everyone. Although she hasn't participated in many activities, we know that her excellent personality will luring her happiness. NN'e hope jimmy will carry out her ambition of being a nurse. lCI.IZAl3l'I'l'll .IAN IC HOWARD Beiiy ' lfrien4ls are known in time of need. lntraniural liaskethall C313 Yearbook llmnnittee C453 l'sher, tl, I. Jubilee C-17: llowling League Q-17. llc-tty can he counted on to help in time of need. She doesn't say much hut actions speak louder than words 3 Good fortune he yours, lletty. CLAIRIC ANN HURSHMAN f'If1ir1e Sing away sorrow. cast away care. Yearlmook HH lntramurals 12, 331 Drill forps fl 371 llowling fl. SJ: Musical Show GJ. Did you ever see two sisters closer friends than Vlaire and her sister l'eggy ? XYe wonder of what they talk and plan as they stroll toward G.ll.S. or up and down the corridors. Alas. wc-'ll never know, hut anyway we hope their plans have happy endingsl M A Rf IA R ICT l'Il,lZAl5lC'l'H HU RSHM A N Mljpyn She was good as she was fair, to know her was to love her. llrill Forps tl, 333 Bowling League 12, 35: Intramural llasketlxall 1573 Sophomore Reception Committee CSD: Musical Show l'sher Ol: Exponent Stall' I-0. Pert, vivacious Peg has won scores of friends during her high school career. Her pleasing personality and infectious giggle have enileared her to her classmates. Our hc-st wishes go with you, ..PCg.-, LI'CII,I,lC NINA JACKNIAN Lou A joy that is shared is a joy made double. Turner Clulm 12, 3, President 45. Lou is one uf the popular girls in the Ypcational llepartnient. Vl'e all. feel sure that whatever vocation Lucille chooses to he hers will luring her great success. .lljll N FR EDERICK JACKSON htlflfltili To know how to hirle onc's ability is a great skill. Exponent ill: Parents' Night Usher CZJ. XYhaterer john does is done with all his heart, with all his soul, and with all his might. You cannot hear John. nor do you see him in a crowd, hut his work cannot escape attention. .38. .IICAN IC MARK ZVICR l'I'l-I .IARYIS .1c'r111nif ' A smilg- fm' all. we-lu-init. glafl. A L'arcirc'c-, jnlly way sllr ltznlf' .Yearbook Advertising C'nin1nittec' 1453 lntraninral Ilaskcthall C45 1 hcwrlearlcr 1-ll: Expuiieilt Stall' HP: Senior l'lay Arlvcrtising Gini niiltcc- K-ll: l'f1st-lixain llancv llniiiniittcv Lllg Nlniical Slmws KS, -ll Dramatic Vlnli 12. 3, -U. VVlm rlnvstft know ,leannic thc cliv0rlvarlP1' with the lovely in clark hair anrl eyes. ,lvan has been uno uf the innst pnpnlar girls the class, 1l.ll,S. will miss her pep and vivacity. PHILIP ISR AIJLICY ,IGH XSUX nffrrlrfn Uv great in rlccrl as ynn have been in tlimiglttf' llrad, a tall. lanky fellnw may lm quiet -if natnrv hut hc has ' Q, 4 qw Q1--5 mall? staunch fri:-nrls in fi.ll.5, llc is v:-viiscicnti-ms alwnnt his wnrk and has 21 really tnngnc fur argnnicnl. MAHYl'I'l l'IC ISICATRICIC .IHHXSUN ,llfl1'I'r H1 N Shu is gcllt-lv. Sha' is-shy. llnl tllvrv is niisrlilm-I in hur cyC'. 'l'ur11Cr lllnlv 4X'icc'-l'i'esi1ln'iil Sl. livcryonu amlmirvs Marv:-llc for hvr prvtty lurnwn hz : pleasing ways. Blznwcttc has pa-1's-inality plus! 'l'lu-rv , more like hcrf li1Jlil'Ill'l' HICXRY JHHNSUN, Jll, Ill muff Klan is nothing lint crnltrarlirtinn. Intramurals f-il: Yvarlmnk l'nmiiiillK'Q HI: Scnizn' l'lay Unli- inittve 141, Ruhr-rt is that shy. silent. pc-acrlnvirig man from li-min 18. NYU rxpn-ct tn ssc Henry sometime a luaslr-r amnng men. UICURGIC RICHAR ll .lONlCl.l'NAS 'tliffrlf' A gnurl miilrl prwssessvs Ii kiiigcluittf' Pm Meritu C411 lixnwnviit Staff CS. ull: Funtlu:1llTe'ixll1 C231 Ycai hunk Aclvvrtising f'4wnirnitt4'L- C-ll: Svniur Play HI: lfrcnch Flnlm C' U NYhn flm-sn't knnw fligyzsn? llis srlmlastir acliivvc-ments have marlc him a famous hgurv in the halls ni li.ll,S, XYith such ininrl how unulcl hc lm anything hut a great success? RICIIARD IIA-XMlI,'l'ON .Il JN ICS D1'1'1. ' Few wvrc his wurrls l'ru Xlcritu Cn. 411 lntran1nralsAC.w. 431 Silxjcr 4. Rcvliizrviiient Kuni nilltcr' K-ll: YCai'lvrwvli llcwliczlllrni l'nininlt1c'v 4-li: Sm-niur Play Prop:-rty liniiiinittc-r I-ll: llifY CZ. 5. -ll: l'-l'l'lll'l1 filnlu ffl: Stnrlvnl llinncil f.liQ Klniclancc llvnncil 133: Svninr Play l'shcr C-ll: Klraclna- linn lvSl'lt'1' 137, Dick is we-ll knwwn fur his sch-+last'c aluility. ll:-'s always will.ng tu ln-lp his ulassnizm-4 sl-lvea n1all1 prulilclni. Ile alsn has shun n his skill on skiis. .X lvrilliant Intnrc will be yfnns, Dick, .39, ' ,.1 4 J Eg J SQ? '01 tu nd' .40 STANLICY HENRY IQARPINSKI Karp Moved to merriment at a passing jest. Rememlver the tall fellow with the wide grin? 'l'hal's Karp ! lle's succeeded in staying ont of extravcurricular activities. hut hasn't managed to remain unknown. Everyone in the Vlass of 1943 counts Karp as a friend and wishes him all the luck m the world. ,Il JAX PATH ICIA li lCI.I.ICY lfrH1'y 'l'hrougl1 her expressive eyes her soul distinctly spike. Pro Xlerito U. -lJ: Intramurals 13. 4J: Yearbook Sports Oiynmigfl-L. HJ: 'ill1lj'Sl'Bfl lion fommittee GJ: Sopliomore Reception fiom- mittee GJ: Senior Play Properties lionimittec HJ: French lilulu GJ: Nlusic Appreciation t'lulr fSeeretary 4J: Drill For-ps 12, JJ: Parents' Night llsher MJ: l'sher for Graduation Exercises HJ. Kelley, one of our cute little seniors, is always ready to have a good time. Her liarmy-go-lucky manner has added much to any gala affair. She has maintained an enviable scholastic record throughout her high school career. Our hest wishes go with you, Kelley JOANN BARBARA KICXNICIJY Jn t'i'haste. and fair. and full of grace, Pro Merito HJ: lixponent fl. 3, Ass't liditor 4J: Intramurals HJ: liasketlvall KSJ: lfranklin County Fair Pom. OJ: Football llanee Pom. Ill: Assemhly Program Vom, GJ: Yearbook Com, HJ: Senior Play Properties HJ: Vhairman NYar Stamp Pom. HJ: Karma Sigma Phi Q. Sec. SJ: French Clulv CSJ: Xlusic Appreciation, fSeC. 3, Pres. 4J: Parents' Night l'sher HJ: Silver G HJ: Student Vouncil Alt. GJ: Parents' Night Participant HJ: junior Guidance Council GJ: Forum HJ. Io has lmeen one of the most active mcmlmers of the t'lass of 1945 all during her high school career. She has worked hard and long to make our class and the school a success in any project. .Xlthough she is quiet, she has a fine personality anfl many true friends. H l'.I.I'.X ANNI2 lxllxfjhlxl ll1'l4'n And if you lcarn to profit. learn to please. tiregg Theory and 0.fi,A. Vertitieates: Gregg KAI, and Sli Speed Vertitieates. llelen is one of our commercial students who will make someone a good secretary. Although she is quiet she has many friends and we know she will he a success in the business world. l'Al'l, JAN1 l'iS KIIN1 HALL Nlgflllliu Ile is as merry as crickets. Vlass iiouncil CJJ: lfootliall Dance l'on1mittt'C' HJ. Paul is known around school for his curly blond hair and hroad grin. llc radiates merriment in and out ot thc classroom. HIGH XARD It1JlSlClt'I' KOLJNZ lJ'l1rf VK'ho so can speak well is a man.' lfootluall Manager ll. 3. 4J: llasehall HJ: Tennis il. SJ: lfranklin county Fair foul. IZJ: Post-Exam Dance Conn, ill: Barn Dance Vom. GJ: Business Manager of Yearbook HJ: Sopltomore Dance Vom. C-SJ: Ifoothall lJance l'om. 1-SJ: Stage Vrew. Senior Play HJ: Ticket Manager KL l, hlulvilecu HJ: Ifashion Show 621: Student Vouncil fl. Pres. -SJ. tiuidance council fl. 4J: Sigma lli-Y KPres. 2, Secretary SJ. Bud was honored hy heing chosen president of the Student Vouncil. His work in this office has heen a great credit to the school. Ile has heen a true friend to all, always willing to help. lfor you. 'tI5ud. we predict a most successful future. rg, 1 C 3 Q' 1 mf' l,C3l'ISl'I HICLICN liC3ZIli Low All things are easy that are rlonc willingly. Sl1m'tl1al11l Theory anfl 0.'i.A. C.t'l'llfiCHll'SQ Gregg C70 anrl S13 Spccfl C't-rtificates. Typing 40. 50, 60 Merlals3 Howling C433 Dance Coin' mittee C433 Senior Play C'ommittee C433 Musical Show C'o1nniittec C433 Musical Shows CZ. 3. 43: Musical Organizations. Secretary C53 43: lianfl and Orchestra Cl, 3. 433 Ciracluation Exercises. l'shcr C-33. l.ou is the happy-go-lucky girl with a winning smile anrl cheer- ful personality. She is aml always will he accompaniefl hy a host of friencls. Although she is an excellent sturlcnt. she has founfl time to have plcnty of fun. May your future he a hright one. I.ou. MAE MA RI IC lit 3ZlSlQl HIM J2'ffr'.s lit-auty is truth. truth beauty. Typing 4C3 Mcrlalg G, I. jubilee C433 Cilee C'lulu C433 Howling Team C43. Quiet lrut not insignificant. Mae is a mcmlmer of the Class of N45 who will long bc rcinemlmcrcrl. She always has a fricndly smile anil a cheery hello for everyone. Her frienfls have always lxcen many. anil with her gooil nature will always Continue to he so. PHILIP C'HARl,l'IS IQRAMICR I'l1l'1 The sccrct of success is constancy to purpose. l'ro Mcrito C433 Shorthancl Theory Ciertificatei Gregg ntl anfl SKI Spec-fl C'ertiIicates3 Intramurals C23: Senior Play Ticket C'oinmittce C433 l'shcr l'arcnts' Night C433 l'sl1er Senior Play C43. Phil has gaincfl many frientls with his witty remarks anfl pleasant manner. His scholastic recorcl is envialwlc. NVQ' know that whatever you niay unclertake. 'Al'hil. you will he a great success. lt ITA LIISISY KRAM lili 1jIIIl'C! tN lt is coincly fashion to he glaflf' -. ' .'. 3 ci ' -g. sf- s :'1 'i 2 Howling League C431 f'l1Cl'1'lCZ1ClE'l' C432 PostflCxain Dance C'onnnittce C333 Barn Dance C'oinmittec C533 Decoration C'oinn1ittee for Clraclua tion Exercises C333 Yearlvook C'on1mittL'e C433 Ghost of Green Mansion C232 Millie ls My Name C333 G, l. Jubilee C433 Best Foot Forward C43, journalism C433 llaskctlmll CS, 433 Softball CS. 433 Dramatic flulx Cl Vicsirllnt w 43 lien l Clulm C73 Mu 1, Ap1ltLlltlJnCl1l3C43 l'eachie has heen one of our snappiest cheerleaders. She has contrihuteil much to the gaiety of G,ll.S, social life. XYe shall reniemlver her for her acting ahility. so clearly shown in thc Senior Play. Success to you, l'eachic. LUIS .UCAN LACIIANCIC Lair N Her ways are ways of pleasantnt-ss. journali:-ni C23: Post-lixam Dance C'oinn1ittec C231 Ullayseeil Hop Dance Unnniittee C331 Football Dance c'OIlllI'llli6C C433 Glcc l'Iuh Musical Show C233 Cllee Clulm C23. 'l'l1rc,vugl1out hcr stay in G.ll.S.. Lois has inacle niany frienils with her cheerfulness an4l helpfulness. Her ainlvition to he a nurse is very suitalule to hcr, XXI' know, l.oie. that your nursing.: career will lie in happy one. RCJGICH DHYYA RDT LANE 1'f'13fr .ssl31'U Hllculs, not worvlsf' Yearbook Statli. .Mlvertising Manager C433 Dance Ciomniittee C433 Music Appreciation flulw C43, Roger is an efficient and enthusiastic worker. llc can always lac rlepenrlcrl upon to Clo the jolt, llis anihition to he a llotcl manager shoultl he tulhlleil. .41. EN CGD 1 l,UCIl,l.l'I AM lCI,IA L.xl'C1IN'l'l'l Lu llc happy and your friends are many. ,luniur Barn Dance C313 Yearlmnk Stal? C413 Forum C41. XYitty is l.u's -middle name. She has heen a never-ending snurce cu joy tu her tricnds. especially during lunch. lxeep up your grand scnsc nf hmnur, Lu, and success will be yours. .IANIC ANNl'i'l lil'i l,ClC1lN1IS Jnn1'w lily is in laughter itself. l-Qxpunent C411 Yearhnnk Stan' C413 'tliest Font lfurward C415 CL l. Jubilee C413 Dramatic C'lul1 C415 Clirls' Bowling League C413 Cilee C'luh C413 Nlusic Appreciation Secretary C413 lfnrum C41, ,lane's fine vnicc as well as her mental ahility should take her far nn the road to success, ller talent added tn her personality makes her .1 favorite with cveryfme. lYheu she is famous. we will all he prmul to say that we were her classmates at G,H.S. DAVID BRAINARD LYMAN Dr11'1 ' A faithful friend is the medicine nf life. Clrclu-stral Sc-xtet C213 Nlusical Show CZ1: Hand C2, 313 Orchestra C31: Ili-Y CS1. 'llark-eye-id Dave is knqwn In his intinmates as a loyal friend. XX c knnw that we'll he hearing almut you in the tuture. Dave. JOYCIC CCJKINNIC LYNA nJ1l!jC'C '. l air11n earth shall he thy faint. Dance C'nnunittee C111 ,lrmurnalism C411 Intramural llasketlvall C41: Yi-arlmnk Advertising Cluninittec' C413 CS, I. juhileeh C41. 'Ijiny Joyce is one nf our must popular seniors. ller charming snule and winsnme ways have wun her many friends. Her scnsc of luunnr will he an asset in the years which he ahead. ICDWA RD XYAIYFICR MAJEWS KI Erlrl1'cf The aim. if reached or not, makes great the lifcfl lixprmciit CJ1: Intramurals CZ. 41: Yearlmnk Committee C-11. Swine day he'll roller skate into fame and then the Class nf 1945 will be 1n'r1ufl to say that they have known him. DAVID I,AI'RICNCIC MANN Dfl1'f ' Mllnrn for success, hc sci-ins. l'rn Slcritn CS. 41: Intramurals CS, 41: Track C-11: Guidance Chuncil Treasurer C313 S.A.S. C'mnmittec C21: Silver Ci Requirement C'nn1mittee C311 Sophmnnure Reception C'nnunittee C313 May Dance Clfnnmittee C511 Yearbook Assistant Editnr C412 Seninr Play C-D: Sigina Hi-Y C211 Senior Hi-Y CK. President 41: Delegate to New linglanrl llndcl C'oiig1'eS5 C411 lst l'rizC Anierican l.egiun Oraturical Cinntest C41. A'lJaVe has llrcn earnest and hardworking tllrmigliout llis high sclnmnl days. This is shown hy his many extra-curricular activities and 4-xeellenl scliolastie standing. His enthusiasm fur his wurk and his ggn:-dfilatiire will du much inward making his future a great 5llL'CC5S. .42. X X . . MAIC IR ICNIC MAXN .lln1 ' Ambition has no rest. Pro Merito 13. Secretary-Treasurer 47: Gregg Theory and 0.G.A. fertificatesg liregg 60. 80 Speed Certificates: Typewriting 40, 50, 60 VVorcl Medals: Dance Fommittees 12, 3, 47: Senior Play Ticket Committee 147: Senior Play I'sher 147: l7rill Forps 127: Commercial l'lub 13, 475 Student Council Alternate 147: lixponent 1'ollector 1473 Parents' Night Participant 147: Graduation Activities. Usher 137: Parents' Night, Usher 147: Ifornm 1475 Yearbook Ass't Editor 147. Blonde Mae has been one ol' our most active class leaders. Her prowess in commercial subjects, together with her good looks and high ambitions provide a Firm basis for future success. ARLICNE Al.ICl'I MARTIN Arlene Of manners gentle, of attections mild, Football Dance Committee 1475 Yearbook Advertising Vom- mittee 147. Although Arlene is rather quiet. she is very friendly and jolly. Always ready to help. she has a great many friends and is well- known by all of her classmates. VYith her wonderfully good nature she will go far in whatever tleld she chooses. MARY CAR M ICN MASI l'1l,Lt7 .llr1c ' L'So full of grace and beauty. Musical Show 1373 Guidance 1'ouncil 147. The first thing about Mae which impresses people is her pleasant speaking voice. The next thing is her sunny good-nature. The Class of 1945 expects great things from you, Blae ! MARY MAR1lAlZlC'l' lV1c'CAlt'l'llY ,lIf1r ' She smiled and the shadows departed. Guidance 1'ouncil 1573 Intramural Basketball 1473 ull. I. Jubileel' 147. Mary has made a host of friends in her high school career. VVhen- ever you hear a happy laugh in the corridor, look! There yuu'll tincl Blac'l! JEAN KATHICRIXIC MCINXIS J!'llIlllI'1'll Length of day is in her right hand: and in her left hand riches and honour. Exponent 13, -X73 Intramurals 1273 Yalentine Dance Connnittee 1273 Nllayseed Hop Vommittee 1371 Senior Play Property Vom- nnttee 147: Yearbook Committee 1473 G, l. jubilee 147: Usher SSYIIOI' Play 147: Drill Corps 127: French flub 1373 Music Apprecia- tion 1471 Rowling 147: Usher Graduation Exercises 1371 lfsher Parents' Night 147: Forum 147. Jeannie is a fun-loving person who can be seen dashing to her homeroom as the 8:10 bell is ringing. She has been both an honor student and an active class member. She has been a true friend and an asset to 12.ll.S. May happiness and success be yours, Jeannie, RICHARD CHARIAHS BIFNAINIARA H.llfIl'u ulfxeeeding wisef, Vtho hasn't seen lreckle-laced Mac in his rattlin' good l ord Q 'Though he has kept out of school activities, Mac has won many triends, and we know he will cont.nue to do so in the future. G- X i f we MARIIC MAlJlCl,l'llXlC lVll'l'l'l'll,lC'A ,lfrn'f1 Blushing is thc colour of virtue. lixivoncnt Staff HJ. Anyone who thinks Marie is lvashful is mistaken. Fri:-inlly. Klaric is mvrcly easily cmlmarrasscd! llcr-giggle is oftcn hc-ard around our corridors. VYheu you nccd a friend, ask lXl2l!'lC'. lit JRUTIIY fill.-XIJYS NIILKICY Dolly nlilll just going to lm glad. l-Ixpoucut H72 Bowling lmagilt' I-fl: Ycarlmook l'on1u1ittt'c f-UI llraniatic filulm IZ. 3, 41: Student Vouncil 1233 Drill Corps C323 l'shcr Htl. l. ,lulnilec- C431 Forum MJ. V lIHl11ZlClll?Ift' lJotty is highly rcgarrlcd lwy licr many friends. She has done a lot of work for thc Dramatic Vlulv as we-ll as for our class. ll:-r nt-at. lady-like ways have made hcr a favorite of studcnts and faculty alikc. fll'iURfll'l l'llJYY.'XRD iXlll,Ll'lll 'lfrrrd' l ron1 thc crown of his head to thc solcs of his fcct. he is all laughter. Vlass Vouncil ill: lli-Y 12. .373 Decorating t'ommitt1-c for Sopho- inorc Reception C433 Senior Play 141. NYl1o will soon forget l'hQstt'l'. the rt-portci' iu Rest lfoot lforward f l.ikalxlv ,lot ' with his ready quips. has won many friends in t1.lI.S. Tlicst- characteristics will continuc to be assets in thc- futurc. ISLANCIIIC lil'Il,l,l'I MKJUXICY ,8flli1 Zcalous yct modest. llc-frcshincnt Vonnnittcc 1253 lllowling flulw I-11. Mode-st and unassuming is lllanulic. but we have found in hor a constant friend. May sho cuntlnuc to niakc friends in thc future. XI ARC I A li ICT M ARY MOQVI N ,lInlf1'y '1'hcy're only truly great who arc truly good. lfxixoucut f-fl: Yearbook ifoxnlnittcc f-fl: Music Apprcciation I-ll: Dance- l'ommittcc CSI. IXlokcy4 is a- shy-hut pleasant girl with a grand sn-use of hunior. llcr jllullllllt' frlcndlnlcss has glllllbll many lasting fricnds for l1ci'. We all hopc you will always be liappy and successful, Blok:-y. WAlfl'l'llt. CHAlil,lCS MUSIAK nllvrllli' llc says littlc lvut thinks niuchfl llcrz-'s to a classmate with a purpose in life a fellow who tl.?IL'!'4llll1lCS to succeed. Nlay his future hold the key to success and liappincssl .44. BEATRICE ELAINE NICWTCJN . Bm XYonflrous is the strength of cheerfulness. Pro Merito CS, 433 Gregg Theory and O.Cl.A. Certihcates3 Gregg C10 and 80 Speed Certilicates. Typewriting 40 and 50 Medals. Dance C'ommittee C333 C'ommercial C'lub CS, 433 l'sher Clracluation C533 Parents' Night C433 Gym Exhibit C53. Bea is one of the high ranking students ot' the Commercial Department. ln school she may seem quiet but with her gang lively is the word. Bea has been ever ready to lend a hand. Fortunate will be her employer! JOHN DANIEL C3'CC3NNELL Onl. ' The wit of one, the wisdom ot' many. Track C433 Senior Play Ticket C'ommittee C433 Student C'ouncil Alternate C43. Although - Oak is not always in the foregrountl. he will always come through when he is needed. llis fine deep voice has voiced many a wise word during lns years at Cl.ll.S. HELENE CYHAR A ..H!'IC'llC i Softly speak and sweetly smile. l'ro Nlcrito CS, 433 Journalism CS, 433 1-layseed Hop Dance C'om- nlittee C533 Yearbook Committee C433 Best Foot Forward C433 Drill C'orps CZ, 533 Student Council Alternate C333 Guidance Council C333 Xlusic Appreciation C433 Dramatic C'lub C433 Exponent C'ollector C333 Ciraduation l'sher C533 Parents' Night fsher C433 Silver Ci C43. llelene's cheerful smile and happy nature have made her well liked by all who know her. She wants to teach, and her patience and determination should help her to realize this ambition. She will be long remembered by her classmates. HELEN l'fLIZAl5l'i'l'H C3lCliLl'I nL!'llIlCt'u Humor is the spice of life. Exponent Stat? C33 433 Intramural Basketball C233 Yearbook Coni- mittce C433 Music Appreciation C33 433 Howling Club C43. XYho doesn't know llelen's jolly laugh? XYith a cheery smile she greets us all. No wonder she is so well liked in school and out. Keep that laugh on the up and up, Helen! ALFRED JOSEPH PAQUETTICI Al 'AA good sport is always to be sought. Senior C'lass Council C433 P.T.A. Parents' Night Program C433 Football Dance fonimittee C43. Al is one of our outstanding Vocational boys. The class has depended on him for collecting dues, council, and committee work, and he has always come through well. His present ambition is to join the Navy and we hope he succeeds. Anchors aweighf' Al, and a sate voyage. STANLEY PAUL PARDA Sian Actions speak louder than words. llasketball C3, 41: Varsity C'aptain C433 Intramurals C233 Baseball C333 Food fommittee at Football Ciames C433 Exponent C'ollector C433 Student C'ouncil CZ3. Stan, our good-looking basketball captain, is a leader, not a flriver. llis quiet, efficient qualities make him an inspiration to the team. lle is not only a star in basketball. but also in other sports. .45 5 C 3 fi nm .46 t t C'HlCS'l'lCR PICLC' l'l11f! The one way to have a irienfl is to he one. lntramural Basketball CZ, 3, 453 Track CS. -tl: S.A.S. Collector tl, .Hg Rest Foot l orwarrl I-lj: llramatie Vluh tl, S, 'l'reasurer 433 Sturlent founeil 1333 Guidance Founeil C-tj, Chet gave a realistic performance as the runt GreL-nie in our senior play. lle has heen active in school activities annl we have olten cheerezl for him at traek meets. NYe shall never forget t'het. RUl5l'1lt'l' FR ICDICR IC Ii P ICRRY Bob To say nothing is the safest creed, An interest in wood carving hrought Roh into the Cahinet Shop in his Senior year. where he has tlo-ne a gasoil jnh. Some :lay he may he the creator of beautiful turnlture. XYe'll he there to huy. liolm. Rosauio .Ions PI+I'l'RlN --Pm llappyAgo-lucky, fair antl free, Nothing there is that bothers me. Intramurals Q71 Tennis 1373 lfoothall lianee Uommittee Ht: lli-Y tljg tiuitlance fouueil K-U5 Stuclent Council C-U. l'ete's easy goocl nature has inamle him one ot' our hest known , and hes!-liketl senior lmys. l etc loves fun anal enjoys a gooml time. tl.ll,S. will miss his pleasing personality. JAMES ARTHVR Pl,l'l l lint Few things are impossihle to diligence. Hand CJ. .Mg Marching Along Together C313 All For One antl One For All 131. lim is that quiet, very nice laml with rlark hair ancl pleasant eyes. Ile has heen faithful in his work antl a supporter of t'lass activities. 'I'he l'lass of l945 wishes you success, ,lnu ! RONALD JOSl'll'l'I POWERS Brf11l.'y Humor is the spice of life. Ronny is one ofout'lrc'st-!1Zltltl'erl Vocational lmoys. He can he fouutl with Bernie making model airplanes.. NYith his ability in printing and his tine personality, 'tRonny will go tar, lll'll,l'fN POYYLOYICII 1t'ussiun W'here there's a smile. there's a t'rit-ntl. t'ostume Fommittee for Senior Play C-ll. Helen is that dark-hairetl girl with the hig smile. Alive to her tigertips, she adds zest to any classroom. Her ambition, she says, is to visit Russia, and give her tive years. we het she arrives! A pleasant trip to visit your Russian cousins. lleleu. antl then a glad return to the gootl oltl lf.S.A. XFN 4 , FRANK STPIPHICN PULASKI 4'F7'm1k His temper was generous, open, sincere. Pro M'erito C453 lntramurals C453 S.A,S. Committee C453 Senior Play Committee C453 Yearbook C'ommittee C453 C'ommercial Club C353 Senior Hi-Y C453 Usher Parents' Night C453 Vsher Senioi Play C45. Do you hear a cheerful hail from the ice truck? That's Frank, always hail fellow well met in and out of school. AUSTIN XYILLIAM PUTNAM Pnl 4 nForce is of brutes, but honor is of man. Senior Hi-Y C45. Put has put in lots of time counting VVar Savings Stamps money. Accurate and steady, he has been a great help on the job. As an accountant we know Put will be a success! ALEX EFIN RADAYICH 'iAr'611U And ever as he went some merry way he sang. Intramurals CZ, 3, 453 Journalism C353 Hi-Y C45. Arch has endeared himself to all with his friendly nature. XYe have yet to find him with nothing to say. He is a likable fellow, who, we predict, will go far in this world. FRICDICRICK PAUL RAT' F1'r'zlffif ' A true friend. lntramural Basketball CZ, 453 Track C45. Freddie is one of the boys from the Print Shop. He is the life of the party wherever he is. His good sportsmanship and his ability to acquire friends will always be with him. ESTHER LORRAINE REYNOLIJS iiE.9ll1!'I'7! Good things come in small packages. Turner Club CZ, 3, 45. ' Esther is one of our quiet members. She spends most of her time in the Dickinson House or ln the cooking room, fragrant with pleasant odors. VVe do not know her ambition, but we wish her well in whatever she undertakes. RFGIS CATHERINE RODD KIRCQIY The mildest manners and the gentlest heart, Tntramural Basketball C453 Basketball Manager C453 Bowling C'lub C33 453 Yearbook Sports Committee C453 Musical Show C353 Best Foot Forward C453 Glee Club C553 Dramatic Club C453 Music Appreciation Club CVice-President 45. Although '4Reg came to G.H.S. in her Sophomore year, she has become an active member of the Class of 1945. Her cheeriulness and her winning personality have made her list of friends long. ,47. C 3 c --5 .48 MAR CIRETH EI,IZAl5E'I'H ROSCOE Qllirlg1f VVho relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun. Exponent Staff Cflirls' Sports Editor 433 Rowling C'lub C433 Basketball Team C232 Senior Play Publicity C'onimittee C433 Year- book Sports Ciommittee C431 Music Appreciation C43. To say that Midge is a jolly good fellow would be an under- statement of fact. She is always ready for any kind of fun, but she is also ready to help anyone who would need aid. A hard worker and a Fine friend, she is well loved by many. PAIILINE LAIIHE SARGICNT i'Pol1y And learned the luxury of doing good. Journalism C433 Intramurals CS, 432 Football Dance C'ommittee C431 Yearbook Vommittee C433 Senior Play fostume Committee C433 Ci, I. Jubilee C433 Cilee C'lnb C433 Howling League C433 Kappa Sigma Phi CZ, 333 Guidance Council C433 Forum C-13. Polly is one of our cheerful senior girls with a ready smile and contagious giggle. She has added much enjoyment to our classes with her keen sense of humor. XYe all wish you the best in your chosen held, l'Polly. BERNARD ERN EST HCHATZ MSW.. Quiet but all the more worthy. Sig is usually seen with his pal, Dick driving recklessly around town. Ile is also a great lover ot horses. Keep on ruling Sig. and we know you will reach your goal. .IAN E LOUISE SCHATZ .l11nZr ' Thy words are fair. Dance Committee C333 Parents' Night C43. Jane's ever ready smile will be a great asset to her as a hair- dresser. Although quiet. she always has a pleasant word for everyone. LYDIA SANDERSON SCOTT Scotty 'lThe small courtesies sweeten life, the greater ennoble itf' Journalism C331 Senior Play C433 UG, l, Jubilee C43Q Dramatic C'lub CS, 433 Music Appreciation Club C43. Besides having a prominent role in the Senior Play, l'Scotty has shown her dramatic ability in other plays. Her witty remarks and general good-naturedness have endeared her to us. leading lady we predict a most successful future. For our MARIE PATRICIA SEXNETT UPU! Her friends' -there are many. Yearbook Advertising Committee C433 Journalism C3, 43, Pat came to G.II.S. in our Junior year. Although she started late she has acquired a great deal of acclaim throughout the school. 1-'at . is the kind of classmate we all want to know and remember. She will succeed because she is cheerful and has ability and initiative. .f 1 !'. 1 5 FRANCES .-XXX SliS'I'll.l l rrot VVoinlrons is the strcngtlt of cl1t't'l'ft1ltiPss, ftlvr' lluh fit: Drill Corps ill. Uni' memory of joyous high school :lays woulcl ltc incotnplvtr with out Fr:ttt. Her even'-reatly smile :tml gootl nature ltriglttettml m:tny :t gloomy tlzty. NYe hops that the ye-:trs to count- will he :ts clit-erfttl as thost- in high school for l r:ttt. .l PIRONI l'l JA N1 ICS SH l'l.-X A'.lr'rrtf' 'l':tlking is out- of the Ftne :trts. lL'rrv is ont' ot' our happv-go-luckv ltovs with :I smilt- for all NYJ unllerst:tml lte is quite :t mztchinist :tml c:tn strilct- :t gootl lt:trg:ttn. ton, XXlt:ttever you tlo or wltert-vt-t' you go. ,lt-rt'y.' tht' lu-st wishes ot' tht- clztss go with you. SAlWlll'll, SHIBILU USIIIIIU The r:tv:t' hy vigor. not hy vitnnts, is won, lhtsketlmall Cl. 333 liuscltall fl, 3. 47. S:ttntn3f's tnost prominent cltztrztcteristiu is ltlushing. How ever. despite the wt-:tlcttess in his cheeks. ht: is :t line :tthletc :tml :tll rountl sport. Although he is very cztpaltlt- on the ltztskc-tlt:tll court. he t-xc:-ls on the lt:tsclt:tll diztmoml :ts :tn outticltlt-r. XXX- llopt' th:tt in yt-:trs lo come ht- will continttu to he :t succvss. lfllllv.-XHIJ .lllllx SlNlll,l'lY 12'rlrf. : ' t livt-ryone is witty for his own purpose. Sltprtltaml Tltcory :tml O.l2.A. l'ertitic:ttt-sg Gregg itll Sp:-eil Cla-rtthcztteg l'l:tss l'ouncil 1331 lhtncc- l'otnnnttvc- i315 lJr:tm:ttic ilnh ll. J. -ll. l'fcltlie islwt-ll known for his re-:ttly wit. :tt pztrties :tml tlztnces. The t'l:tss ot W-I5 hopes th:tt lCrltlie will :tlw:tys he tlut lift- ot tht- party. FVGICNIC MICHAICI, SOIQOIAJSKY Hn,t ' lt is :t poor sport th:tt is not worth tht- cantllrf' lntr:tmurals 13, -tl. Solc is our ot' the quietest tncmlwers ot' ottr t'l:tss. llt- lt:ts taken pztrt in few ztctivitics. His ltoltltit-s :tre hunting :tml tishing. The lllztss of I9-15 wish him the ht-st of luck. ROSICRI,-XRll'f l RANC'l'lS SIYYI' NpuI1'f ' Your life shrill ttcvt-t' lack :1 fri:-ml. lntr:tmur:1ls GJ: llztskethxtll 13. -U: Gym lixltihition 1473 Sopho- more Reception l'onnttittee C473 Iforum Q-11. Sincere fri:-mlliness so n'cv:tlcnt in St:ttit-'s ch:tr:tctvr hztv l l emlc-:trcrl her to us, Slit- can :tlw:tys he tlepcmletl upon to mztke the C right rt-mark :tt the right time-. She is very :tthlt-ticly inclinrtl :tml h:ts shown this :tltility in ltztskt-tlt:tll. A ltrigltt :tml hztppy tuture Spatic. .-19. fgw XX . t Z1 el- , J .50 lVIARIl,YN JANIC SPR.'XGliFl ,llfll'IillfHii A merry heart doeth like good medicine. Pro Merito C-U3 Gregg Theory and O.G.A. Uertiticatesg Gregg 60, and HU Speed l'ertificates, Tyoewriting 40, and 50 Kledalsg Senior Play Ticket fi'lllll11lflCl' 142: l'onunercial l'luh QS, 471 lixponent Collector C-U3 Graduation l'sher 433. Although Nlarilyn is a rather quiet girl, she is well-liked hy those who know her. She is an efficient member ot' the commercial course, and we know she will make a good secretary. llest of luck, Marilyn! GNURGIANNA IRICNE S'l'.-XFFORIJ Gf'!ll'flI't'.' Return kindness with Cl'l6C'l'flllllCSS.ii Dance Coininittee Q-U3 Program. Parents' Night 1-lb. Although Georgie has not heen active in sehool atiairs. she has won many friends with her quiet manner. XVe all wish success and happiness to her wherever she goes. l'lll,l'llCX CATHICRINIQ Sl'l.LIVAX S11IIl'r ' Honor lies in honest toil. Pro Merito HJ: Gregg Theory and O.G.A. Uertiticatesg Senior Play l'sher K-Hg Foinniercial Cluh CJ, 4Jg Defense Stamp Uollector 13, 43. Sullie is one of the quiet girls in the class. hut her cheerful disposition adds much to any group. She has worked hard to acquire her secretarial skill, and we are all sure she will go far in her chosen field. l,ll.l.lAN lVlAliGUl'illlTPl Sl'l,l,IVAN -'Lfr' Good education is the foundation of happinessf l'lass Treasurer C431 Gregg 'l'heory and O.G.A, Certificates: Gregg CO. S0 Speed fertiticatesg Typewriting 40, 30 Medalsg Foothall Rally Connnittee 1473 Yearbook Committee C433 Senior Play Com- mittee C-Hg l'sher Senior Play C475 Student Council 1-ll: Class Vouncil HJ: l'sher Graduation C373 l'ommercial fluh 13. Secretary AU: S.A.S. Collector ffl: Filing Certiticate C-ll. Lil spends much of her time winning C'onnnercial awards. As class treasurer. she dnl a hne piece ol work. XYhatever you decide to do tor your hte's work, I.1l, we know you will he a success. ll lfl,l'1N lCI,IZAlSlC'I'H TAYLOR Hvl1fn livery art is hest taught by exainplef' Parents' Night Program C433 Dance Comniittee C-lj. llere's a quiet, lady-like girl who puts her all into whatever she does, She is very methodical in her undertakings and the finished product is well worth her endeavors. To llelen go our sincere wishes for a hright future. ICMILIIC l50RtJ'l'llY TIIOPIN Dolly USllZll'll'S the word with her. Gregg Theory and O.G.A. Certificates: Gregg 60, and SO Speed liertihcatesg Guidance Council 12, Sl. lJotty'l is the dark haired girl with a wide smile. VVherever there is dancing there is l3otty. ller friends lincl her witty and everyone knows she is a good worker. May you have a fine joh, lJottv. iq, XX el--5 f f PA LM A Tl l ICRICSA 'l'11'l'AR11 'APIIIII Make those happy who are near, and those who arc far will come.' Senior l'lay Costume Committee 141: Musical Shows 12, 3, 41: lllee Club 12, 3, 413 Bowling Team 1-413 Cheerleader 13, 413 Guidance 1'ouncil 141' Spring Concert 1.213 Football Dance. Chairman 1413 llayseed Hop Committee 131: Drill Corps 1l13 Senior Play Costume Committee 141. For two years Pam has been one of our vivacious and attrac- tive cheerleaders. ller gay sp.rit at all athletic contests has helped us cheer the team to victory. She has always been willing to help .n anything to benefit her class or school. MARILYN 'l'OL'R'l'l'ILLl1'l l'l'I --vw A good name is rather to be chosen than great ricliesf journalism 13, 413 Bowling League 141: Yearbook Committee 1413 l'sher 1i. l. jubilee 141. 'l'ert is known by her friends to be a happy-go-lucky person. ller ambition is to study music. Her triends wish her success in a mus.cal career. .IVNIC COR.-X 'l'1lXYXSl'iND .lu:w She is fine as she is fair. Football Dance Committee 1-ll: Csher, II, l. Jubilee 141: Drill Corps 1.313 Howling League 141. june has made many friends during her three years at 1i.ll.S. XYe all know that vlune will succeed in whatever she does. lRlCNl'i .l11Sl'il'HINl'i TCSINSIQI n1l'I'Hl'u The best of me is diligencef Parents' Night Program 141. lrene has been an enthusiastic supporter of anything worthwhile. Vt'hatever she has done. she has done quietly and ethciently. She has made many lasting friendships and we are sure she will continue to do so in the future. S ll I RLEY FRANCES 'l'l7'I'TLlC Tu! A witty woman is a treasuref' Exponent Stall' 12, 313 Features Editor 1413 Yearbook Committee 1413 French Club 1213 Drill Corps 1.213 Exponent Collector 1413 Forum 141. , Tutu is a well-known member of the Class of 1945, Her cheery voice can be heard wherever there is a gathering of students. Her noble ambition is to be a nurse. XYhat a pleasant place she would make any hospital. D1 1NAl,D lYAl,LAClC YIXCFNT 1'wr1'y Happy am Ig from care am l freef' '-'r lntraniural llaskethall 12, 3, 413 Football 12, 3, Co'Captain 413 X ice-President of Class 1513 Hi-Y 12. 51. A star on the gridiron because he gave his best to his team-mates '-this, in brief. is llon. livery wish for a line career is our parting word. . 51 . fi d'hqg .wwf nl f .'XllOl,YX l'.-X'lllllf'l.fX X'Ul.Pl'l Hr1l1r ' .X glnwl xwiglllum' is :A 1v1'vCim1f ll1l11g. l'1'cssurc uf nmtslcle wurl: llzxs lu-pt i'arulyn frmu many xcllvml A l IU-15 will l'01uen1lu-1' lwl' :ls :L real tru-ml. lf,-XY .'Xl,l.lfN XX'.Xl,lilfR l uy Pv:1'fc-ct f1'ic-mlwlmip czumfft lm iln1r:li1'4'ml. fir:-gg Oil..-X. l'vl'tiHc:nIn'3 lh'L-gg lxll, :xml Nl! Sywezml ll-x'1illv:l1aw: Sl1urtl1:m4l -Ill XXur:l Xlwlnl. ilzus N'uret:nl'5' UIQ Xa':u'lmuk tum' Illlllrt' 4453 Semi-rr Play l':+111111ittu- 143: ii, l. ,l11llIlw HI: IX ll lurps ill: like Vlulw 1-H1 l':u'rm4' Xigllt l'1'wg:':ux1 l-ll: S..X.5, iullcctul' l-ll. l :Ay lun lu-M1 :ul znctivcl H1l'llIlh'1' ul ilxu clulxxnu-rcifxl cl:u:4S. su wvll xlwwn Ivy llc-1' ncllulustlc :xw:u'1ls, llm' gmxlllxxl' Iru-r1+ll111rwN lxxw gzum-rl llvx' mzuly tru-mls. Xlfly yflux' luturv lm n llrngln mm, l :x5. VlC l'UR .IUSICPH XXX-Xl,lilCR. JR. Hull.. Still wuts-1' rul1smlccl1. I-ixpum-ul Stull' HJ, Yin wn1l4ln'1 wzlit until lu' Hllixllwl his wnlrw iI11n'iming lu-fmw Nt:n'tmg'1x1 tlmt lr:ulm'. luul gmt :L 1n1nt1ng'jul1 ju:n't-tlxm: .X rrgulul' lun ll':mlilm1 Xlzly ymx vmn11x111n- uuwxxrnl In sllvvsssl IVILXNIQ .IHSICPII XX'.XI,l.NlCR -'vw' lim llxlppy :mfl ynur fricmls :uw 1l1:n1y, ll1Tl'1lllllll'Ill llznskutluznll ll. .Hg lluinl:u1cp- llfuncil ll, Sl: I-'-:rum HI. XX'l1u1'm-vrl' A l'1-ml is. Ill4'1'u's lzxuglnier :mul fun. llis svnsn- uf llumul' lm-s mzulc l1im 11 fzlxwmrite with cv:-1'5'm1L-. lla' lms ulrxx-1'lru'11 L lugln wnll uurllnllg In ally, Nlllj lu- L-njwj Ihr rn-N1 -If llif lilx- :As much ns lu- has su-Inc-rl tu vnjuy tllv 1:1151 yn-:xml l'lfR5lS .XXX XX,-XSlll'fll Ply 'DX fznilllful fri:-ml is 11 Sl1'Ul1jI mln-lense. lirlll Clnrps ffl: lvsllm. lllnrlllzxtiuxx Gig S..X,S, llwllectm' 4.531 cretary ul Class C493 I':u'L'nts' Night l'x'ugx':u11 4-U: X'v:u'l1-wk l'u1n111it11'c K-ll: Svnim' Play l'vJ1nn1itlw: C-ll: lilee Vlulv H33 fl, I. 1 vi ce 3 Q rn' 1:mmlO.ll..X. l'1'1'tilicat1': llrcgg HI. :xml SliSpc'L'1l lcrtiflcznx-4. x'l'ep'A is :L VQV3 :xctivv girl. aml llzw mnrlv the must uf l1t'1' tinw in high M-llr-ml. Altlmllglx she has vynrkcml after -sqlu-ul lmuxw. xlle :s lfmml tlmv ful' mzmy m-xtV21-c11x'1'xcl1lzl1' zlrtxvltlvs. llrr wnmnlg pl-rsu11:lli1y will pnvn- tllv may fur lu-1 futluw- succmws. MJXRIHN I,HI'ISl'f XXQXY ,llllI'iUIlu Knuws mat hem' own gre-:ltm-SS. Hllirlzulce' flllllllfll fl -lb. Nlzlrilmk w:1sy-guixxpfxnznxxxvrs :unl plczlszmt ways luxe lun-n Iikm-ll lry ull. XXX- all j-fin in wishing llt'!' :L happy :mal successful future, .5Z. P x J SHIRLICY MAIC YYICISB Hpl'rlr'1 ' All vliarmiiig as thou art. iiuiclaiiee lluuiiuil KZ. SJ: Stucleiit Voiiiieil G13 Ileeuratiuii Cum y n 1 Winn? mittee, llanees C-. 5, -ll: l zireiits' Night 1'ai'tiei1xaiit K-lgSe1iim'Play Scenery aiirl Stage 143. Spicle-r is that eliarmiug girl whit has a clieerful lli fur all VXI- appveeiate her vwrk fm all the deeiwritiiig crmmntittz-es.A We shall rv-inemlier her alsu as a hurse enthusiast, The lvest ut luek fmm lililss ui 1945, Spider, I,:XXYlllCNC'l'i XYICIK L1rrr!f' l'ei's-uiality ls the keynote of success. liaiiee Ticket lhixiiiiittet- 1-ll: lfwltlvzxll Dance l'frini11ittee HI, .Xltliuugli l.arry hz.s11't lveen tem aetive in extra-em'1'iciil:ir at-tivities. the thin fs he has unrlertakeii have lween mlmie well. Hi s F . th-peiiclalwility has mm him many ti'1et1clsclut'1ug his years at h.ll,5, Slay has amlntiun In lauilll lurulges he some :lay realizell. DQJROTIIY JOY XVILDEK Dolly Sulisl sense is ever1rrc'fei'alwlct0 wit. l'x'u Xlerilu HJ: Nliuwtlizxliml0.l1.,X. and llu-H1-yiertihcau-sg llregg HI. :incl SU Spec-nl 1'ertihcates: -lll wuril Typewritiiig Xlwlal: Yea1'l2nult Uminiittee Gig l'mmue1'eial l'lul1 45, President -ll: Parents' Night Ping L41 ' '!'El1l'l . Here we haxe a girl whit has mzule the ennnniv.-l'eial rlepartmeilt fairly lveam with enthusiasm anrl eftieieney. Xu iilwstacle has with lielfl hm' march 1irL'XCCllCIlt'C. Keep right nm, IJutty,4' until yull strike the stars. .ll DHAN NA ll' INN ICXYSKI Ju 'tXYe hunk fm' her that sun-like stmnl. Alu Lis a plcasallt aml shy gi1'l when is well-liliell ivy us all. IIN' Illilllj tru-mls will miss her. Slay tithe-is eiijuy ymi as much as we llave. Al-m. FKl'ilJl'fHlC'li IJ.-XNHCI, lvlilllfli Fra rf'- Quiet. lmiit all the 1nm'e wm'th3', 1 'Al 1'erl is an mltrluur lmy aurl kiiuws um' wrmrls aml streanis as lbw clfm. His amlritiull is a juli in the great m1tcluu1's, far away Irwin lmtliersmm- lnmlqs. XYe quote fm' him a little Sliakespc-are - - .Xiifl this um' life. exempt frfmi public haunt. tiiirls tongues in tri-vs. lumks itl tht- rlliiiiilig lrruuks. sermmxs in stones. aiiil gimfl iii ew-i'ytl1i1ig, IRILXIC IHQLICX WITICK l1'f'm Rt-sfilute iii aetimif' Ilie 1 lass ut l94J weleumerl, lrem- what returiierl In iI,lI.S. after UN 5'Cars alwseiiez-. Hel' amlutluii tu earn Li flipl-nun and tu carry ull is arlmii'er,l lg vxe1'y-nie. --v .JJ. + i t - x 1 HPILICN El,IZAl5l'l'l'H YYOUIJARIJ 'i1'lI'lt'Iln An unextinguishe4l laughter shakes the skies. Student founcil 1275 Guidance Council tl. -U3 Dance Vnnimittee 12. KJ: Senior Play Selection and Ticket Cmmnittve 1473 Yearlirmk Vummittec C-U: Parents, Night C4J. Pleasant and cheerful, Helen has always been ready to lend a helping hand. As a member of the Class Vouncil she has been indispensable. Anyone as cfmperative as you, llelen, will certainly be a success. l,A'WRl'lNCl'l XYILLIAM WUKDICX .Yibby This is my work my blessing -not my tlnmn. Scenery Vommittee Senior Play 145. A versatile mechanic is l.a.rry machinist. molder. cure-maker. llc-tween school and Noyes' tnundry, he has been The little man who has a busy day. TH lCR ESA PAI7I,lNl'1 Yi DISST Uf?l'fI!'1if'H l prefer silent prudence tu lmpiauibus fully. 'l'urner Club CS, -U. A Gracie has maflc many friends in fl.ll.S. wlicre she has vn- Jwyerl herself. XYQ xvish her great success in whatever she nnrlertakes. LICIC FRANCIS ZIBIMICRMAN Law 'll have accomplished what I was able. Dance ciUl'll1l'littl't' HJ: Flass lfuuncil 133. Lee has a lot un the ball and some day l1c'll pitch. llest wishes, Lee! S'l'ANl,l'lY lYIlJl,lAlNI ZYYVXA Sinn llc that tilleth the land shall have plenty of bread. Student Vuuncil 641: Guidance Council C-tl. Stan is a guurl-natnred little fellow. lle is faithful to every job he undertakes and he is always ready tu lend a helping hand. .5-1. r, f b Q1--y Zin Memoriam . CII-:1c'1'R1'1n-1 O1+zP11,x G,xm:.xX 11 BAIUMIQA ANN Lf, xx1PB1:1,L JOHN AXTHUNY I,.xzz14:1a1x .55. G' K 'f r' Q1-'i Senior Guidance Council llw Flriss C'o11m'il is l'lllllllllSl'll of unc' llll'llllJQ'l' :mil an ziltviwizntv vlvm-tml frmn 1-:wll Urnnt ltiun vlzlss, tlli- boys' Vomtimizil grolips, :incl tlli- Svniui' llll'lIllJC1'S ul' tlw Stuelvnt C 'mini-il. lvlllllll' itf Klll'Cl'll0ll tllv vluss vlvr-tions uw lwlcl. plans lm' IUllllIl1fU'0rf'l1OSl'l1. unfl ntl1oi-gi':ul11:i- ilalnc-vs lllilfllk 1-lass rluos 1-crllcwtcwl, Yczirlmolc - l tion zlvtivitivs lblilllllwl. clilllllflll lIl1'llllJ0l'S rvport to tlwii' 01'i01irat,im1 classcs wlivrc- lllc l'0i'Ollllll1llll2lflUllS ul tliv ClUlllli'll :mi elisc-nssc-nl lnfl cluisiuiis z11'v1i1:11l0. .llrfm bers lilsic ,-Xwllvr Xlilrliw-1lAllc'11 lflizzilmvtll C'zxii'n Ray Cluugln Lillizm cll'Olll2ll'lx llomlliy llyor Ann l'i1'is1n:m Miss l'l1.1Z.xB1i'1'ii .Iwi llosii. 1 r1f'11IIj1 ,-1rl1'f.w'f' l'I4lw:11'1l Flynn . . lf.1't'f'llIil-IT' f'UllIIlLI'ffl'f' Ann l'il'lSl1l2lll . l'f'r'0-I'1'w,wz'rlw1I l'cfi'sis W-wlim' Nl'l'i'CZLIlI'j1 Lillizin Snllix in llwviiflulyii ill: l5lll'l121l'll liuonx 1l2ll'Y llzlsivllu liusziriu lJl'l1'lll NlZll'lOIl llillf' St:111loyZywi1n .Lf1. iziui' 7'1wm'111'w1' .llllUI'IlllfU'5 .lolm l5C1,lIl1ll'Skl Kviinvtli Funk Hclcn Hziwkcs Mau' 31211111 Ric-lnml Mr-Nui Sunmuvl Sliilxilo livlvn lYl,lUll2l1'Cl ll ' l Senior Pro Merito Thv Pm Mvrito suvicty' is 11111110 up of sturln-iits who huvc 11 Ql'2'14ll' of 85 or hettm' in :ill suhjvvts. AlUllllJl'l'S :wt :ls usllcrs :lt V2ll'lUllF sclmul l'llIli'fl0llF. lim' to thc war, many zwtivitios in whivh tho Vlllll would ll0l'lllilllf' 1l21l'fl4'l1321tl' lmvv not been helml this ycur. Miss ClL. xm's P. l',llCRCli :mil Miss BLXRIOX l . ,I5ix1c'l'l,1c'1 l', 1'llll'lllf!l Arl1'1'.fm',s Mziriuu Allcn Mildred Allcn Phyllis Bi-:1uc,luin John Bcclimrski Rohort Bitzi-1' llvilliuiu Blzuikf-1' Junif-0 Brittoii lfIliz:1hQtl1 Cziirns E1lW2ll'ClflllliS0 Cfl:111mlQL'1'vp0z111 lilm-tml in .llmior Yr ll i+Hvl0n Hzlwkvs , IQITNI-ffflllf l'iA1111lf1'isi11u1m . . l'liI'fl-I,I'f'Sl.f1l'Ilf WMM' Munn llOl'UYl1X Drew W,Xlll1 l':l'lSlIl2l.ll wHi'lC'l1 Hnwkcs Bl':14lli'j' .lulmsmm Qlillllilll .lulmson Rll'll21l'll .limes SWl'l'FffIl'!j llznviil Munn WMM' Mmm lilvaui Mvlnuis iilgC'21tl'll'l' NCXVIUII Hvlcur- U'H:11':1 l 1':111k Pulaski fil'Ul'U'l' -lllllillllllllw liAl1lI'llX'll S 1':w'11c 2 . P' .loam Kvllvy .lmum Kvnncrly Philip Kmmoi' .57. liilvcu Sullivzm iil,llllZ1llSlllllX'2lll llumtlly llilmlvi' F. X 4 1 Yearbook Stag .12l1l1K'C B1'11f011 A1111 E1'1s111:111 . 1121511101111 C11o11g111 Bu1'11:11'c1 Koonz Roger 1121110 31210 31211111 . F1':111c1s A11111z111c1 Lois H01t11y . 3111111111 1sx11C11 . 61111112111 A1J11l' . 1D:1v1d 11211111 .58. lirl1'1'01'-111-I'lzfvf . .'1'YNOI'l-Ufl'Efl1.f01' . .b1s.v1',vz'f1r11' Eflftor 1511-YIIIIPNS .1IllINlfjC1' -1111 L'C1'fl'Sl.71 g .Url I1 rzgm' . .'1I'fI'l'1.1LI.CS Eflitor . FPfll'Zl7'CS Erlizfor . . Art Editor Plzofogfraph Erifior S01'1'z'f-rf .1101 Eflffor . Sports Editor XF-3 O ' L J Y earbook Fueulty .'ifll'Z'8I'l'S f'0IlLIIIi!ilffCl'-S Miss ELIZIXBETH .lov Rosie . General Uhafrman Miss VVINNII-'RED CL'RT1s . . Assistarzt fvhfllllllflfl MR. ARTHITR VVATT . MH, VV,xL'1'i4:R IJRIMBIICR MR. PH1LI.1r Anlxxls Mas. ClER'1'Rl'DE Srvnizn Student Elsie Arller Beatriee Aliher Milclrecl Allen Phyllis Beautloin Marion Behaylo Vineent Bonzek Erlwarcl Bontwell Mary Cahill Elizabeth Cairns Doris Carclxvell Erlxvarcl Chase EAIIQQCIIC Closson Lillian Croinaek Shirley Cotton Raehel Crowley Robert- Davey Catherine Donovan Mary Drningool Dorothy Dyer Lillian Fall Richard Faust Theresa Fosniire Carl Fowler Dorothy Foley .loyee Gibas Gyvenclolyn Cilazier Marion Cioclzinski Mary Gonlart Anna Grader Franees Graves Patrieia Greene Norman Hallowell Patrieia Hanley . I'h0togra.phy f707IL7IH'ffCC Af1i'ert1's1'ng I'0mnz1'tte0 Art f70'IILI7I,l'ffC0 L1'terrn'y All wiser Committees .59. Alieejean Harvey Barbara Haskins Helen Hawkes Elizabeth Hoyvarcl Margaret Hnrslnn .lean Jarvis Robert Johnson George -lllllClll112lS .loan Kelley .loann Kennetly Lneille Laljointe .Ioyee Lyna .lane Loomis Arlene Martin ICmlxvartl Majexvski Mary Masiello .lean Melnnis Dorothy Milkey Margaret Moqnin Beatrice Newton Helen Uiekle Helene O'Hara Regis Rotlrl Margreth Hoseoe Pauline Sargent Patricia Sennett Lillian Sullivan Shirley Tuttle Marilyn Tonrtellotte Fay VVallcer Persis lYasher Helen VVooelarcl Dorothy Wilder X J Senior Play Cast 1S1CS'1' 1fOO'1' 1 011WA11ID 1111 .11111N C'111'11. H111.x1 l,l'f'Nl'Ilf4If ul fill 1110011110111 High 501111111 .X11111t111'111111 1 1'11,1:1y. 1101-01111101' 15. 1944 111111111 fQ1:1t1i11ws1i1 f10U1'QQC-1011011111215 1111110 1111111115 111111011 1,21VC'y 11Xf1121 S1-1111 110g11s 11111111 1 11w111'11 1 1Yll11 111111111111 1g111111iL'l' 110101111 011:11 1 C 110st01' P010 i,10111'g0 3111101 1'z1t1'11-1:1 H1111 1 11w:11'11 l'11:1s0 111t:1 Ii1'il1Ill'1' ,xxllllil 11l'2111l'1' lJ1v111 N1:11111 N111'111z111 1411111111111 . 1111 . 56 Q E QWTTQ Li iQ-,L 'rg 1 49 P Qi-5 Class Day Participants Ami lirisiiiaii, Mao Manu, liclwzml Chasv. Rivlizxiwl .limos and .Xlfrcml Paquettc rc- self-vti-rl by the i'2lf'llitY on the basis of scflmlasticf stimdiug. AIi11'i2lll Allcu, Jane Loulnis, BOI'I12lI'li Kummz :mil Rohn-rt i,2lVOfV wvrv 1-110 ln tili'il' PIZISSIIIZIUXS, flu' svniors. .62. fi 1 1 x J Presidenfs Address A R ICNTS, Ti12li'l1i'I'S, Fl'lCl1C1S, It is YV1tl113l02lSll1'Ctll2l1 1,111 bel111lfof the 01218501 1945, welcome you to our i'l21ss Day exereises. We 11pp1'eei11te the i11te1'est yo11 show hy your 1J1'CSCIll'C here. 1Ye owe 111111111 to our 112U'CIl1S, wl1o huye guided us tl1I'Ollg11 our lives, wl1o have XV2l1,4'l1CC1 us grow from ehildhood to young 1111111 111111 wo1111111- hood, 211111 who h11ye s11e1'ifieed 11111011 that we might enjoy our yo11t11. A gre21tde11l, too, is owed to our te11c-hers wl1o have striyen to 1J1'O21i1CIl our knowledge 111111 to Ht 11s to be world eitizens. 1 extend gl'2l1l1ll1lC 1111d respeet to our 10211'l1C1'S of G1'ee11fielc1 Higl1 Sehool for their cou- tiuuous 11dyiee, 1x1'1QI141l1I1OSS, 111111 devotion to us. XVOS1I1C'0l'ClY 111JIH'Of'12l1C 1111 that they have 110110 for us. cll21SS1lll1t0S, I 21111 deeply gl't1101'l1l to you for ll21V1Ilg 91105011 1110 to 1'ep1'esC11t you during this, our senior ye111'. l have enjoyed what little I have done. 1 tl1i11k that 2111 the 1-redit sl1ould go to yo11 who have worked together tO111Z1liC our el21ss 0ll1Stt1I1C11HQQ 111111 eo111111e11d1111le, I hope that this school will never forget this 1-l11ss 11ee1111se l know that we sl121ll never forget tl1is sehool. It will he 111y privilege to 111110411100 to yo11 five of 111y c-l11sS11111tes who will diseuss some of the 2l11V2111t2lgCS of living 111 G1'ee11field. Thesv speakers have heen seleeted bet-211150 O1l1,l1Q1T'CXf'C1lCI1t sc-hol21stie uehieve- 111e11ts. 1211011 is worthy of t11e privilege 111111 l1o11or which has been hestowed upon hi111. Enwrxim JAM1-is FLYNN . 63 . fi 4 7 XJ Small Tool Industries of' Greenfield REENFIELD, the home of taps and dies, is the town that produces more small tools annually than any other town or city in the world. I hope, therefore, to give you a few facts to show how these industries developed. The events surrounding the inception and growth of the Greenfield Tap and Die form a most interesting history. In October 24, 1871, John J. Grant invented and patented a new device while he was living in Northampton, Massachusetts. Mr. Grant lJ1'OI1gl1t his new invention to Green- field, where he started to manufacture his new, improved form of die in a little shack of what is now the B. B. Noyes factory on Hope Street. In brief, a die is a tool for cutting exterior threads on a screw, a bolt, rod or pipe. A tap produces the interior threads in the metal, on the walls of the holes. In April of 1872, Solon I.. Wiley and Charles P. Russell became associated with Mr. Grant for the manufacture of tools under his patent. They took the firm name of Wiley and Russell. The business was then removed to the old cutlery shop on the west bank of the Green River, where the present Wiley and Russell plant now stands. In 1875, John J. Grant left Wiley and Russell to go to Hartford, where he established the tap and die branch of the Pratt and VVhitney Manu- facturing Company. Realizing the possibilities there were in com- bining the interests of the various tap and die in- dustries in Greenfield, Mr. Frank O. VVells and Frederick H. Payne brought about in 1912 the organization of tl1e Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation, a consolidation of VVells Brothers Company and the VViley and Russell Manufac- turing Company. In 1918 the equipment of the Lincoln Twist Drill Company of Taunton, Massachusetts, was purchased and moved to Greenfield. Also the J. M. Carpenter Tap and Die Company, originally in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, was purchased and moved to Detroit, where it is now used for the manufacture of special taps and dies for that territory. Also, in 1937, the Russell Manufactur- .66. ing Company, off Carpenterls Lane in Greenfield, liquidated the company and sold its building and real estate. However, the founders of the Greenfield Tap and Die were not the only industrialists who were aware of the need of new tools in a machine age. As this was the period of the industrial revolu- tion, far-sighted men could see the paramount part that machinery would play in the future. From an unpretentious beginning, two Yankees started a clothes-wringer shop on a Greenfield pond bank. From that humble beginning mate- rialized the Millers Falls Tool Company, today makers of tools used by craftsmen all over the world. About the time ofthe Civil War, the two above- mentioned men in the Greenfield Tool Company decided what the world needed was more and better clothes-wringers. On the bank of North Parish Pond, where Cherry Rum brook winds westward toward Green River, these two men, Levi J. Gunn and Charles Amidon, erected a tiny plant. Their capital was small, and the partners prospered briefly. Then Cherry Rum brook ran dry and with it the trickle of clothes-wringer orders. Gunn stored the f1I'll1lS stock in his barn and returned to the silent mill to ponder with his partner their future, but fate had already decided this. In those days, when insurance was unpopu- lar, the barn with all the wringers burned to the ground. But down from VVindsor, Vermont, had come a VVilliam Barber, and the idea he brought gave the partners courage. The wooden bit braces that carpenters used wore out. So these three men, Gunn, Amidon, and Barber, went to work and started making bit braces of iron with a bulge in the sweep as a handle. Eighteen braces was a good day's output at first, but production increased to many times that amount before fire destroyed the North Parish mill. Gunn and Amidon resumed business in a section of the Greenfield Tool Company, but flames again consumed the firm's holdings. This did not stop them, for the irresistible partners moved to Grout's Corner. on the Millers River in fi 1 P the present town of Millers Falls. This move to Grout's Corner was made in 1868, and the eom- pany was ineorporated as the Millers Falls Manu- facturing Company, eontinuing under that name until 1872, when it merged with the Baekus Vise Company of VVindsor, Vermont, as the Millers Falls Company. The power saw, used today in every eountry in the world, stemmed from an idea Pratt had in 1890. arrangement of a erankshaft in a lathe and haek saw frame on an arm gave inventors their design for a power saw. In 1931 the general offiee of the eompany was moved from the plant on the Erving side of the river to the Wells Street plant in Greenfield, aequired by the merger with Goodell-Pratt. The present merger retains the Goodell-Pratt name on many brands for whieh that eoneern had built up a wide trade. The present war has eontrolled mueh of the eom- pany's tool export, but business has inereased greatly due to national defense. The future of these eompanies worries no one, heeause the pluek and ingenuity of the founders J ol' these two firms have eharaeterized those who have sinee direeted the destinies of the eoneerns. Those qualities are ageless. 1Yell might the eit- izens of Greenfield be proud of the work ofthe past generations that have blazed the wav for loeal industrial progress. But all eredit is not due to the past, the present has its laurels also. The Greenfield Tap and Die and the Millers Falls Tool Company can look with great pride to their part in the present war effort. In the manufacture of maehines, guns, tanks, jeeps, bombers, fighters, and all sueh war needs, taps, dies, gages, and tools are indispensable. To most of us a tap or a die or a gage is just a small tool that one reads about. but aetually it is a deadly weapon. These small tools, manufaetured in Greenfield, are keeping our l attle fronts on the enemyls home ground. The development of the Greenfield Tap and Die and the Millers Falls Tool Company is a constant inspiration to the graduating elass of 1945, and we know that we are to be ineluded in the future plans of these two eorporations. ALFR1cn .losizen P.xQL'r:'1 1'i4: Ws.!.!i glglmlifsiag .67 r 4 ? 1 Cultural Aspects of Greenfield I'LTURFIfthis is quite a high-sounding word. It quite naturally suggests to the ordinary individual huge art collections, expensive books, very ornately-costumed operas, and all the trappings of a rich aristocracy. The shop-worker looks up to the white collar man and says to himself, He has culture, but I have not. This same office-worker looks at his cm- ployer and tells himself that to have culture one must. be owner of some large business concern. The business man, in turn, looks up the ladder to the president of some large corporation and says, He is a cultured individualf' Thus it goes - al- ways the person looking to his immediate superior and considering him a cultured individual. This should not be so-. Every person has culture, and, since people make up a town, every town has its culture also. When I was given this subject, I laughed to myself with all the confidence and knowledge of youth and said, 'fGreenfield has no culture. I was making the very same mistake that a great many of you may have made- making the decision that there was no eulture in Greenfield. A definition of culture may be in order at this time. Webster says that culture is the training or rehning of the moral or intellectual faculties. This is again an extremely lofty terminology. Why couldn't old Noah just as easily have said that culture is appreciation of the finer things in life? That's what it is- this culture -the music people share, the art they themselves pro- duce, the lectures they attend, the churches in which they worship, and the schools which their children attend. Of course these things are exist- ent in Greenfield, and I shall attempt to give a few examples of them to you. Music is a branch of culture which is shared by cm-by one, Many races have contributed to the great store of music which ours forthe listening. The Pioneer Valley Symphony is known to many of you. In it those who are fortunate enough to be able to enjoy music through the playing of it furnish enjoyment for those who can but listen. .72. This community institution is as surely cultural as the Boston Pops Symphony. Painting is another means of self-expression of the refining of intellectual faculties which is mentioned in the dictionary. Although every one cannot paint, there are very few people who can- not appreciate paintings. In Greenfield there exists an organization known as the Pioneer Valley Arts Associationl' for the furthering of painting in our community. From time to time exhibits are held, that the general public may share the products of the talents of others. At times other local artists display their works in store windows along Main Street. There is nothing high-class or exclusive about this thing called eultureg rather it is an intangible object which is shared by all the people of our community. Another phase of culture which is within the reach of all is the custom of public lectures. Through these lectures men of science, art. litera- ture, and religion spread the fruits of their intel- leets to the public. In more recent years lectures have been becoming more prominent as a form of entertainment after a decline. The war has given many more men and women opportunity to travel, and many of these people have made it a practice to share their experiences with the people of our community through lectures. The efforts of the service clubs of Greenfield, as well as the work on the part of the educational organizations, have brought to Greenfield many outstanding lecturers. The churches of Greenfield are naturally strong supporters of culture. In addition to providing means of worship for all, the various churches have organizations which further the moral and cultural interests of the people. By working together as well as functioning as individuals, the united churches have brought programs such as the University of Life to the united congregations. Also, during the recent Iicnten season, the churches have again united to present union services for the observance of the period, and in these services have been made available to the people of Green- field numerous opportunities to enjoy religious fi 4 7 services of the highest form as well as the tradi- tional lCaster music. Tlms, during special seasons as well as through the rest of the year, the churches of Greenfield offer their respective con- gregations high religious, moral, and cultural training. The Public Library offers the best of the litera- ture of the world to the townspeople. In this institution are found, in addition to the literature of the linglish-speaking nations, the works of Polish, French, and other foreign authors whose books are printed in their native tongues. For the student of the culture of other nations as well as for the American representatives of these nations, these volumes are of intrinsic value. Through this institution, culture in one of its many forms is brought home to the people of Greenfield. In all of these examples of culture which I have thus far presented, it is the older citizens with whom l have been primarily concerned. It must not be thought that we younger citizens have been neglected. No, it is quite the contrary. In our school life we have been given opportunity not only to get an education but also to acquire some of this thing culture, There are art classes in which students who are gifted in this form of culture can express themselves through sculpture or painting, there are foreign language courses in which students learn much of the culture of other nations, there are music appreciation groups which gather to enjoy music, and last, but definitely not least, there are the music organizations them- selves, which allow musically inclined students to play instruments both for their own enjoyment and for the enjoyment of others. In school, too, there is the library, to which the students can go for relaxation as well as for the X1 .73. gaining of knowledge. Our library is a small edition of the one downtown and includes most of the same opportunities for the acquisition of culture through enlightenment and .mental training. After high school, then what? Our students Hnd themselves ideally located in regard to other educational institutions. For courses which are the equivalent of those taught here, our town is situated nearly in the center of a ring of such schools - Deerfield Academy and Mount Hermon for the boys, and Northfield Seminary and Stone- leigh-Prospect School for the girls. For courses of beyond-high-school caliber, we are well situated for the various colleges. These include Amherst, Massachusetts State, Mount Holyoke, Smith, and Williams. In connection with the pursuance of a college course, a student need not find himself handi- capped by lack of funds. There exists in Green- Held an institution known as the Warner Fund, and, through this, a boy or girl can obtain finan- cial aid for a college career. This fund is a splen- did illustration of the interest of some of the citizens of Greenfield in the gaining of education and culture on the part of those young people who desire it. Thus, through these various examples I have attempted to impress upon your minds that cul- ture is a thing to be enjoyed and shared by all. I hope that I have shown that Greenfield is quite well supplied with the conditions necessary to both the existence of culture and the successful continuance of it. I think that. in spite of the war, the generations which are now growing up in Greenfield are very well equipped with oppor- tunities to become happy, cultured citizens of the America of tomorow. EDWARD CLARK CHixsE KTo fi X 9' 'E 4 P in-5 Class Song be sung to thc tum? of '31lLPals Togvtlzcirvj I.0t's sing togctlicrf In this past year NYCYYU workccl hard, pulling togcthor, For the school we holfl so clvar. Vl'c'll lli'l0l' forgot yon, Though wafll soon hc- gonna Scholarsliip, honor, and loyalty W- xilllll' motto w0'll carry on. Classinatos, hill farcwvll To Grconfiolrl High. NVC'vc hocn hcrv thrco yoars togctliorg Uni' spirit will ncycr rlio. VVClll stick togctllcr No inattcr what may coineg VVQ'll noycr forgot these pleasant clays Through all the years to como. RIAE IRENE Maxx .7-1. 4 1 QU1 IV' de Tzfnw - Tl1r1r0'Zl .'llllYIjlN 130 :171 Ellglflilllllj 'l'l10 ivy sproncls its tvnrlrils OVCI' :Ill H10 walls of tiniv, Recalling 111v111n1'iQs sn clean' In days of aulrl lung sync. NYC l12lV0 Ulll' goal bcl'n1'0 us, To 1'02li'll tlw l10igl1ts ulinvc, Like ivy vvoi' gLl'UYYl11gL strong, A synilmol of our love. 'l'l1Q virtnos than we lr-:11'11n-cl l1f'1'C lYill cvci' lingvi' nom' Oni' lll'2ll'lS in l'CV0l'C1lf'C for yon, rlllll' sa-l1uultl1:1t W0 lmlcl LlC2ll'. Ancl,:1s WC11lill1llfl1lS ivy, Our linpcs 2111- L-vcr l1igl1 That wc niay build il 1v01'l4,l 1'0110yvccl And 111-:wc will novel' flic. .lo.xxx B,x1m1x111x IQICNNEDY Lu.1.1,xN ELAINE FALL .75. 'N 4 I XJ lass History IME: 1955. PL1xe1c: SllI1'lilt'Q,I'lIlJC1'lS Palaee. CH.x11.xeTERs: Marian Allen anfl Bernarrl Koonz. lseeing Zlll olfl 21Cfll1ZlII1t2lIlC'C' eoining flown tl1e streetl Well, Illl be darned. Gee, it's good to see an olrl friend from n1y elass. The 581110 to yo11. But, say, what are yo11 rloing over l1ere in Europe? Oh, 1,111 here witl1 a eonstruetion eoinpany rebuilding tl1is part of tl1e worlrl. What's your business? Seeretary to one of tl1e heafls of a finanee eorporation. IYe're over l1ere trying to get these people baek o11 their feet. Well, that's swell. Say, how about sitting flown anrl reealling IVlIZll happenetl to IIS XVllC11 we we1'e i11 rlear, olfl fI.H.S.'? That suits 1110 fine. I have all 111y Exponents witl1 111e, anrl tl1ey shoulrl help to reeall OIII' experiences. You 11102111 to say that you kept your Hl'lX1101'1CIIlSH? Sure. after all they were so few anrl far he- tween toward tl1e entl of Olll' senior year that I eherisherl tl1CI1I like an oreliid. Well, get tl1e111 out. and let's have a look. UK. Our first experienee i11 G.H.S. was tl1e Sophoniore Reception. Yes, I I'C11ICIlIlJC'l tl1e HLYIIIIJH gave IJCIHIIISSIOH for tl1e football players to greet their new pals ancl elassinates. Speaking of football players, we had that year o11e great player wl1o went on anfl lJCC2I11IC eaptain of tl1e tC2l1Il in l1is SOIIIUI' year. Wl1o was that? Wl1y, clon't you 1'C1ll0l11lJQI'? llonalrl Yineent. Oh, of eourse! There were soine other sopho- inores who turnerl o11t to be of great help to tl1e Uljlllllu in later years. Surely. There were Bill Kells, Roy'l I3CI1j2lI11III, Tl1o111as Perry, anrl .Iohn Harris. I can 1'QI11C11IlJGI' l1ow crazy the HTIIIIIJH usecl to get when Bill Kells kept forgetting his plays. .76. But that's e11o11gl1 about football. I,et's see. Who was 01111 president that year? Let 111e tl1ink. Oh, yes. Bob Davey earriecl 11s tl1I'0llgl1 o11r SOI7lIUHIOI'0 year. Certainly I Arthur Gaines was viee-preside11tg Ken Cook, treasurer, anrl Betty Cairns, seeretary. Tl1ey were certainly a graiicl exeeutive bofly. Along about tl1is time 0211110 our first Mid- Years. Yes, anrl, after those, our elass hall its first opportunity to show its ability. What was that? iYhy, tl1e POSt-ICXZIIH Iianee sponsoretl by o11r elass. Uh. to he sure. We eertainly got off to a swell start. IJirl11't we? Yes, I wisl1 the basketball ltlillll eoulcl have had so111e of that sueeess. That's right. We tlirln't rlo so well that year. Were there any sophomores on tl1e teani? I,et 111e see. They Ollgllf to be nientionerl i11 o11e of these olfl UEXIIUIIPIIISH Oh, yes, Norinan Hallowell and Sain Shihilo were tl1e only two. IYell, tl1ey were out ll1Cl'C trying, anrl that's what eounts. Say, flo yo11 FCIIICIIIIJCI' tl1e Vietory Corps? Yes. I 1'01llCI11bCl' how sueeessful it was, but what happened to it? I Clon't k11ow. I guess tl1e interest clroppetl. VVell. I guess that's all for o11r sophomore year. Wait. You forgot soinetliing. Iclifl. What? Tl1e baseball tlltilll tl1at year. Oh, yes, we elirl have quite a few I1lf'IlIlJC1'S of Olll' elass on that teani. Certainly. Ken Cook, Bill Kells, Sam Shibilo played, and Art'l Gaines was manager. Then CIIIIIC finals and our SIIIIIIIICI' vaeatio11. 'Phat entlecl with a bang Ulll' first year i11 G.H.S. We started off as juniors by winning the eheering eup. This victory rather niacle up fX f b for our losing the traek meet.. Yes, to win eertainly required some yelling, too. IYe had a rather wet traek meet though. Yes, we eertainly did. I also reeall the Sophomore Reeeption we sponsored our junior year. That was some fun weleoming the plebes to G.H.S. It seems sueh a short time sinee I used to wateh the fellows on the football field - and, yet, ten years have passed sinee then. That reminds me of a speeial event that took plaee baek in '44. t'I7mp Niehols eelebrated his twenty-fifth year as a eoaeh at G.H.S. Remember the flashy ring ,he sported? Yes, and, speaking of football, I remember our Turkey Day game, which was played in foreign territory. It was a tie game, but we saw some wonderful playing. l hope to be baek home and on hand for this year's Turkey game, too, if my plans work out. I wonder what our junior elass oliieers are doing now. Do you remember who tl1ey were? Yes, I know he-man Eddie Glatkowski was our elass president then, and tl1is Exponent'l shows that Dave Mann was treasurer. Yes, lion Vineent, our famous skiing man, was viee-president of the elass. Fay IYalker, our only girl offieer, was secretary. W'e fellows had the edge on you girls that year. Certainly, but we had a ehanee to take the fellows las far as they wentl to the Leap Year llanee. Do you remember that? Yes, I remember seeing the girls shyly eorner- ing tl1e boys to make sure of partners. You never eould tell what we were likely to think up to provide atmosphere for a dance. You're right. That was proved by the Hay- seed Hop we gave that year. That was one of the times we eould don our farmer and farmerette elothes and go to townfl Even t'The Voit-e was there dressed in typieal farm elothes -- overalls. Well, let's get into the senior year, for it is getting late. We started off well by winning the eheering eup at the fair for the third eonseeutive year. XJ .77. And we made a pretty good showing at the traek meet, too. Yes, Handsome Eddie Flynn was our pilot the last year we spent in G.H.S. He and Ann Erisman made a good pair of leaders. The situation was reversed that year, beeause 'tI,il Sullivan, as treasurer, and 'tl-'ep IYasher, as seeretary, made it 3 to 1 in the girls' favor. llo you remember the Thanksgiving Day game that year? I eertainly do. The boys went out to win that game at all costs, and they did it to the amazement of most Turners Falls people. Yes, and even many Greenfield people, too. The elass really rewarded the team that year with the best Football llanee ever. Say, do you remember our Senior Play? Of eourse. I,et's see. Norman Hallowell, I,ydia Seott, and Rita Kramer shared the leading roles. They were supported by a wonderful east whieh helped to make the play sneh a sueeess. The lllllSlC'2ll show that year brought a boy erooner to light. I remember when Ken Cook and Claire Holmes sang a duet. and how swell it was! l remember that show very well. Ken was really good, too. The rest of the year was spent in preparation for graduation. Yes, .Ianiee Britton was Editor of the Year- book. She had a good working staff, too. Who were the Class-day speakers? Mae Mann, Ann Erisman, Alfred Paquette, Ric-hard Jones, and Edward Chase. They did a splendid pieee of work. If I remember eorreetly, Mae Mann also wrote the Class Song. Yes, and .Ioann Kennedy and Lillian Fall wrote the Ivy Ode, Illl never forget the propheey written by .lane Loomis and Bob Davey. No, and I'll never forget walking out of the auditorium Graduation night. lmust eonfess that I was sorry to leave. Yes, I felt the same way. Maniox Bic,xTRIe1-: ALLEN BERNARD Ronnm' IQOONZ f-X' . , XJ Class Prophecy CENIC: Kramer's Korner tljopulation 102 including livestock I. Tuul: The future. CH.VxRAC'rr:as: .Iane and 'fBob. Jane and HBob are seated on the front stoop of Crepeau's Camp for Crumpled Characters, an old-age home. Bob - Ha-Ha, the jokes in this copy of Esquire Magazine are quite good. Jf1ncf Mickey Benjamin's doing all right as the new editor, since he discharged that fellow Yarga and hired Terry Hanley. Hob -I can't keep my mind on this magazine, though, on account of that infernal racket the 11ew neighbors are making. Jrmc - YVho finally moved in over there? Bob !Mr. and Mrs. Ii. P. Glatkowski and their twelve youngsters. Mrs. Glatkowski is the former Mary Ann Drumgool, you know. We went to school with both of them. Jane -Jeane Jarvis is supposed to keep the children quiet, but she spends all her time listen- ing to recordings of that new swooner, Crooner 'fKennyl' Cook. Bob-VVell, here comes the paper boy, Roland Babineau, rolling up the street in his wheel chair. Jane -Hand me my crutches, and I will bobble down to meet him. Bob - WlltLt,S the news? Jane -VVell, this is a new paper. IYe never got this one before. Itls called tklohnsonts Journal , Owner, Bradley Johnson, Editor-in- chief, .Janice Britton, Sports Editor, John O'Connell, Lonely Hearts Column by Patty Greene, and cartoons by Karpinski. Bob-Look at this advertisement on the back page -- CI'0II121Cli,S Crumby Cookie Co. HOur cookies are the crumbiest in townf' Jane - Never mind the advertisements. Toss me the funny page, because I want to see what Warren Hale's doing this week. Oh, here it is! .78. Last week you remember Hallowell, the hermit, stole Vtfarrenls yo-yo. Bob - Yes, but what's happening now? Jane-I will read it to you. The hermit has captured Hale's fiancee, Alfreda Ingram, and is holding her for ransom in Hoosick's Hock Shop. But Warren, not to be outdone, has summoned Police Chief .Ierome Shea and three of his bravest men-Carl Fowler, Herbert Hohen- gasser, and Lee Zimmerman. Shea, arriving at the scene on his Moquin Motor Scooter, shouts, Reach for the sky. Hale, taking the command literally or illiterately, makes a daring leap for the sky -A to be continued next week. Bob - Gee, that's exciting. Janc -- lYell, I've got to go and get ready. Margaret Crepeau is throwing a party tonight, it's for her sister Claire Hurslnnan in honor of her approaching marriage to George Jonelunas. Bob 3 IYe had better get started because it's quite a long way to Boyd's Burg, that's where the party is being held at the Stagger Inn. Jane iRoger Lane manages that place, doesnlt he Bob - Yes, he does. That's where Paul Kimball and Larry Weir work, they are bell hops. June - Yes, I know. The food is excellent there. The chef, Stanley Zywna, and his two assistants, Fred'l VVitek and Frank VVallner, are nation- ally known for their ability since they enrolled in Cardwell's Cooking College for Capable Kiddies. fFlift967I. minutes elapse -while thc vhmates of thc home prepare for the przrtyj Bob - Taxi I Jrmc -- IYell, look who is driving this cab P- Pat Akey. Let's wait for the next one. Bob - They tell me the last ones that rode with her are still digging their way out. Better yet, let's take a bus to the station. Jane - Here comes one of those Bousquet Buses now with t'Bob Johnson at the wheel. f b k'J Bob - Watch your step. Jcme - Let's sit near the back. Bob-Look what's coming down the street- Davel' Lyman and his milk truck. Jrme - Does he always drive on the sidewalk like that? Bob - VVell, I didn't always use these crutches. Jane - VVhat's that big building on the right of us? Bob - That's the Oickle Office Building that the Closson Construction Co. built-There's Dr. David Mann going up to his office with his nurse, Miss Rita Kramer. Jane WThat must be the building where Austin Putnam's radio station is. They're broadcasting Bernard R. Koonz's inaugural speech tonight. He got two more votes than Roosevelt. Gilman Abar is Vice-President. I Bob - Right next door to the office building is the Lyna Laundry. Their motto is t'You bring 'emg we wring lem. Jane - Or You soil 'emg we boil 'em. Bob -- I hear AIU Paquette and 'tJimmy Pluff operate the Dyer's Dryers. Jane - Oh, there goes Marie Meteliea into Roscoe's Restaurant. Helen Powlovich, Arlene Martin and Mae Mann are waitresses there. Right aeross the street is the plaee where I have my hair done - at Bickford at Brown's Beauty Salon. Bob - Here we are at Jackson Junction I hope our train is on time. Jane - We better go in and buy our tickets from Mary McCarthy, the ticket agent. Bob - This is a beautiful station. Architect John Bednarski designed it, and Lois Holtby painted all those murals. Jane-There's Marian Allen over there in the information booth telling Pat Sennett what time the train for New York comes in. t'Pat'l just got a job at Majewski's Model Agency. Bob - Oh, quick, here comes our train. Jane - It seems as though I recognize the engi- neer- Isn't that George Miller? Bob - Yes, it is, and therels ftLarry'l Warden and Jolm Harris, the eonductors. Jane-Isn't that the famous music eritie, Ann Erisman, getting on ahead of us? 'OL .79. Bob f Yes, but who is that with her? June -- That's Helen Kikowski, her personal maid. Bob - VVhyl Look at that tramp underneath the first car. It's Eugene Sokolosky. George Gay must have discharged him from his staff at the Old Howard. Last I knew he was pulling the curtain there. JIIVIQ--IJCJE me help you on the train before it pulls out without us. Bob M- Oh, look! t'Dotty Milkey's all-girl base- ball team is in this car. There is the Pitcher, Hurler lXIcInnis, Catcher, Cahill, Out- fielders, VVay, VVilder, and VVisnewski, Short Stop Sullivan, first basewoman, Blanche Mooney, second basewoman, Pat Cooke, and third basewoman, Carolyn Bresciano. They're at the top of the league this season. June-Golly, am I hungry! I think I'll buy a sandwich from Peggy Hogan and Joyee Gibas when they come through our car with their snackmobile. Bob - You won't have time because we are com- ing into our station now. Jane - Let-'s get off and get a bite to eat in Taylors Tavern. Bob - No. IYait until we get to the party. IVe'll get plenty to eat there. I'll call a taxi. June - Here comes one from the Kelley Cab Company. Mary Gardner is the driver. Bob - Hop in. Jane - Aliber's Alley, driver! Bob-I hope we pass the Cairns's estate. It's the most beautiful home in the city. Jane-Tell the driver to turn on the radio. I want to hear Behaylo's Bedtime Stories. BobsItls past the time for that program, and here is where we get out, anyway. I'll pay the driver. I like these dollar bills since they put on Mildred Allenls picture instead of George Washington's. That was Dotty,' Drew's idea. She is Secretary of the Treasury now. Jzme S Ild like to stop at LaChanee's News Stand and get some of Beaudoin's Bubble Gum before we go in the hotel. Bob -s You won't need to. I have some in my pocket. Jane - Say, that is a nice-looking suit you have on. FX 4 V Bob - IYhy, yes, I got this cheap over at Casey's Classy Clothing Store. Jane -- Letls go in now and look the hotel over. There's Bob Bitzer, the door man, helping Leyden's Mayor, Bernie Schatz, out of his limousine. B011 -- My, you can hear the music way out here in the street. They're playing Regis Rodd's song hit, 'fMeet Me Under The Table, Mabel. June - Sounds like a good band. IVhosc is it? Bob-The sign says, .Iib and .Iibe with the Aumand Tribefl featuring ffliddyn Chase and his clarinetg Rae Crowley, champion woman trombonist, Lou Kozik, saxaphonistg Ann Baiarunas at the keyboard of the piano, Theresa Yobst and Georgianna Stafford with their trumpets, and Alice Harvey with her harmonica. Nita Cunningham is the vocalist. That's the outfit that just finished a twenty- three-year engagement at Pelc and Petrin's Pool Parlor. June - Let's go in and look the place over. Bob - Here comes Fire Chief, Vincent Bonzek, and three of his fire bugs, Ronnie Powers, Fred Rau and UVic NValker. June- Bill Blanker, chairman of the school conunittee, is sitting over there with the rest of the school board-Esther Reynolds, Shirley Tuttle, and Ann Alden. That must be Blanker's bodyguard, Alec Radavich, beside him. Bob-I see this yearls academy-award winner, Lydia Sanderson Scott, who won the Oscar for her superb performance in 'Tlrevel Gertie's Last Stand. She played opposite f'Eddie Hop- along Singley and his horse 'Roverf' June-Frank Pulaski, national tiddlywink champion, is with f'Sam Shibilo, author of Lassie Co Homef' Next to him is 'fTom Collins, owner of the Collins Collapsible Kiddie Car Corporation. Bob - Here comes our own mayor, VValter Musiak, with that girl he's been courting all these years - Mary Masiello. Jane -.Iean llinsmore, the famed ventriloquist, is just arriving with her sponsor Evelyn Cobb, maker of that wonderful remedy for coughs, colds, and aching feet. Bob-They certainly have plenty of cigarette girls here. I've counted six already-Mae x1 .8O. Koziski, Helene O'Hara, .lane Schatz, Lillian Sullivan, Carolyn Volpe and June Townsend. Jane - There is Rosemarie Spatf passing out programs. Let's see what the floor show is going to be like. Bob -The Gagnon sisters, Mary and Helen, are going to sing, and .lames Harris will accompany tl1e1n on his violin. June - Second on the program is that sensational dancing act with Ann Grader, Dotty Thouin, Frances Graves, Shirley Webb, and Palma Totaro. Helen Hawkes is their instructor, you know. Bob-Edward Flynn, the great actor, is to he nraster-of-ceremonies. His picture appeared on the cover of 'fLifeless magazine last week. June-Here is a male quartet I never heard before composed of first tenor, Dick McNam- ara, second tenor, Raymond Burniske, baritone, Ray Clough, and bass, 'tCl:arlie Blake. Bob-I bet this novelty ballroom dance with Pat Hanley and lDick'l Faust will be good. June -- Here is an act starring the 4-F's- Fosmire, Fall, Fritz, and Foley. Right after that is Barbara Barnes and her featured tap dance. Bob - Comedian Fink Fiset is going to appear through the courtesy of the Parda and Perry Peppy Toothpaste Company. June - That sounds like a pretty good entertain- ment. VVhat do you say we go in and join the rest in the dining room now? Pauline Sargent, tl1e hotel hostess, seems to have everything prepared. Bob -Richard Jones, the head-waiter, is giving his waitresses-Marvette Johnson, Betty Howard, Anna Chula, and Katherine Ashley - a last-minute pep'l talk. June -- XVait a minute - Isn't that the fire alarm I hear? Hob - Yes, everybody seems to be running to the fire. Lct's hobble out and see where it is. Jane -They say it is across the street at Newton's Night School. Bob -I know several of tl1e teachers- the chemistry teacher, Joann Kennedy, geometry teacher, 'ffiwenn Glazier, home economics in- structor, Lucille .lackmang and Persis VVasher, the head of the stenographic department. I hope they all get out safely. f l L 1 one-lYl1y 1lo11't w0 stzuul livrv iu tht- street Bob --- l,0t's tulic out- ol' thosv Houston Hvlivop- whcrv wv 01111 wutvli? tm-rs. Tlivyic Qquippctl with thc lzltcst iuvvu- H011 - liookl Somvoii0's jumping off thc roof. llml' fllff hillton clllslliont fm' Cflglm' Vlfllng' IIIIP s lYhy, it's MaryGoulz1i't,o1iO0f the pupils, Jrznv s l'ui sure w0'll get hawk safely with Slit-'s jumping into that not holml by lion Bl:u'ilyn 'Fourtellottc us our pilot :null Luvillc Vinccut, prim-ipzil of thc svhoolg Vic-0-prim-ipul, l.:1Poi1itQ :ts our vo-pilot. Holen Wootlzircl, thu SIQVCfiUl2iSll.IllltltllCj2lI1lf01',XY2lltQ1'fiOI'lllIlSlil. alil' l10St0SS, will SQL' to if that UNI' trip Hob-Ht-rv Colm' Fay lvillliltl' :intl .lvzuiettc mlll-0l't5ll'l'- Houston, l'QlD0l'l01'S of tho f'l'usiuski 'l'imcs. B0bfI,Qt's sit liuro boliiutl Kay lloiiovzui, l,vt's usk them how tht- fire sturtvtl IIIZC f l just lllttll'll soiuvoiic SZIY it alll liuppcnetl hevzuisv lXlzu'ilyu SIWIIQIIC tlroppccl :1 lightcwl Vlgtll' iu the wustc haskot. Bob f Wvll, it's U1-ttiug lutuq almost, iiiuv-tliirty. ?' . l5zu'hzu'z1 Haskins, illltl3l2lI'l011fi0LlZlIlSkl. Thvy must hit voxuiiig hoiuc' from thv Xutiouzll Housek- wivvsl COIlVOIltlUI1 that wus hcltl iu Boutw0ll's l3zu'u. Auuu Houghton, pre-sitlciit of the cluh, iutrorluvofl Ptllllllli' liouzck who tulkul on How to H0011 Your Pots uuml P21118 Ulcziu with Scstilils W0'll lmvv to hurry, il' wc gm-t that Illl'I3l1ll1l' llmms Stn-c-l lYool. l1Ill'frllll1' Atllvl' Airport is just urouull thc' J1l1lf - lV0ll. I llflllf' W0 gvf but-k lo tht' llilllllt l'0l'I1l'l'. How wt- :uw Illl'l'Illly. prvtty quit-li. l'1u still lilmgggryf .IANI-3 Ax N I'1'l l'lC Loom is lioui-nm' .l,u1r:s l,AVl'IY IIS 35 5 III, f M7444 ,V , s Q-4 iffy :fill 5 JV! X txfgjfj 94 ' RVFV' - t U fl' K 'X 4 .8l. fi l x 4 , Forums This year the history forums under the guidance of Miss Curtis and Miss Rose have been very successful. There has been an opportunity for students to meet and discuss paramount issues of the world today. Our first forum leader, Mr. Paul Pirmov, spoke about Russia and our relations with her. llr. Marie Clutoska from Massachusetts State College told of l1er native Poland with its great past and hopeful future. At another forum the students were given the opportunity of meeting Mr. John Heselton, our newly elected congressman. He reviewed the duties of a district attorney and led a discussion on problems facing the new congress. To tie in with the study of Latin America, five motion pictures were shown. They covered South America's industries, the importance of grain, the life of the common people, and the hopes for the future of our good neighbors. Mr. Hubert Kregeloh, a radio news commentator, spoke on the value of educa- tion for a peaceful world and led a discussion on current topics of interest. Dr. Grover C. Bowman of North Adams State Teachers College conducted a forum about the Dumbarton Oaks Plan. This has been a brief review of the highlights of our history forums for the year. May they continue to bring value to others in the future. ar Savings Stamps Program The VVar Savings Stamps Program started in the high school under the supervision of the Student Council on February 17, 1942. A VVar Savings Stamps Committee is appointed each year to organize and carry on this vital program. This year the committee consists of Joann Kennedy, chairman, Robert Richardson, Frances Graves Louis Koonz .lohn Masiello and Florence Gormley. 7 3 7 . Since this program started, 336,589.30 worth of stamps and bonds have been purchased by the high school faculty and students. Two years ago we received the honor of Hyinv' tl1e Minute Man Fla 1' an award for over 90 0 student iartici ia- L s fs, l l tion VV1tl11I1 one month in buying stamps. This year we have received this honor for four successive months. This program has been a great aid to the war effort as well as a wonderful opportunity to save money for future needs. The students are to be commended for realizing this and acting accordingly. .82. 3 I . Q Q0 KX GHS. Q59 XQQ7 A WNW WEE Z 2 5' l l x J l l l Student Council Fueulfy Arl1'1'.w1'1'.w Mu. ll.-XLPH A. l,.Awm:Nc:i:, MR. A1:'1'Hi:ic VVATT, Mn. Iinw1N Piciiusox, Bliss RIARG,-XRl'I'l' LAw1i1':R, Miss H.XliIil1'1'l' C'i111.1ms, Miss GLAIJYS Piizuvic, T MR. G. HIC1INBO'l'HANl, Miss E1,1zA1s1c'r1i Rosie, MR. CARL IN1oiio1.s. Bernard Koonz . . A .... Pl'08l'd0I1l' Alan MeGuz1ne , VYICG-PT0S7if16fIf Marion Berlnurski . . Seeretary George Gay , .flssfxfulzt Tl'l'IlSlLl'x I' Floss of 1945 John Beflnarski Elizabeth Cairns R ayiiiond Clough Kenneth Cook Ann Erisxnun Helen Hawkes Mae Munn John O'Connell Rosario Petrin Sam Shibilo Lillian Sullivan Stanley Zywnu Flax.: of 19413 Pauline Bzibeoek Patricia Duffney Charles Dyer Muriel Gmves Robert Hume Clizirles Poirier John Sabine Joseph Sexton Eleanor Sniith VV:1lter Rau Mary VVellS . 84 . lfluss of 1947 .Ioyee Britton Rielizircl Bukowski lvillizun Clieney lYilli:11n Cook Josephine llrzuler Lorraine Keane Bernnrrl l.2lXVl'0lN'0 Paul Martin Robert Rau Rielmrfil Singley fi' X Q--2 f l l Hass of 1945 Elsie Adler Beatrice Aliber Marian Allen Vvillldlll Blanker Vincent Bonzek Janiee Britton Elizabeth Cairns Doris Cardwell Lillian Croiuaek Catherine Donovan Mary Drunigool Ann Erisnian Dorothy Foley Curl Fowler Marion Goclziuski Anna Grarler ournalism Club MR. VVALTEII IC. PRIMMER, Faculty Adviser Warren Hale George Jonelunas Joann Kennedy Rita Kramer Jean Melnnis Dorothy Milkey Margaret Moquin Helene O'Hara Helen Oiekle Lillian Sullivan .85. Crm of 1946 Pauline Babeoek Jo-Ann Clark John Polo Jean Roberge Mary Sullivan Clam of 1947 Janiee Abraliauison Doris Adams Lois Balser Joyce Britton Alberta Frecleriek Lorraine Keane Pllyllis U'Hara Margaret Sautter Arlene Zatyrka F3 i r D D Dramatic Club 1. fillIGS'l'l'1Ii Usuoon, I r1r'ulfy .flrlufscr Rita Krzuner . . . Pl'l'.YI.l1Pllt Pauline Babcock . l'1'r'0-President Norman Hallowell . . Secretary Eleanor Smith . Treaswer .lean .laiyis Chester Pele Catherine Donovan Dorothy Dyer Edmund Glatkowski Anna Grader Lydia Scott lidward Singley Alieej ean Harvey Dorothy Milkey Marian Allen Robert Davey Regis Rodd lvarren Hale .S6. 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Music Appreciation Club The Music Appreciation Club is composed of a group of students interested in creating in themselves a love of music, or in further developing an already established appreciation of it. The club meets frequently, and through the medium of speakers,recordings, and discussion, the members increase their knowledge of the structure and beauty of all types of music. Elsie Adler Beatrice Aliber Cecille Barger .Janice Britton Elizabeth Cairns Doris Cardwell Edward Chase Rachel Crowley Judith Deane Jean Dinsmore Miss HfXRIilET C'HiLDs, Faculty Adviser Joann Kennedy . , President Regis Rodd . J'z'ce-President Jane Loomis Secretary Joan Kelley .... Treasurer Catherine Donovan Ann Erisman Lillian Fall Dorothy Foley Gwendolyn Glazier Josephine Grader Patricia Greene Alicejean Harvey Helen Hawkes Rita Kramer .SS. Roger Lane Jean Mclnnis Margaret Moquin Helene O'Hara Phyllis O'Hara Helen Oickle Jean Roberge Marjorie Roscoe Pauline Sargent Lydia Scott WTA 3 4 QQ? , l 4 w Senior Hi-Y The Senior Hi-Y is one of the oldest orgzinizutions in our high school. lts purpose is to ereate, niaintziin, and extend good fellowship zunong students. One of the projects of Hi-Y wus to plunt ai tree on the sehool lawn in nieinory N of those boys from G.H.S. who have flied for their eountry in the present ivan: The cleclieution is inseribecl on :1 granite plaque near the tree. Riehzirtl Areher Russell Beuuniont Kenneth Bluek Robert Bronson H2lI'tllllDllllI'2lI1 Stanley Everett Riehzircl Faust Kenneth Fztust Alun Hoyt, John Bliner Paul PE11'll'11l1ClI110l' Robert Rieharflson James Robztrge Rli'liO1'SIl1lll'f' Mu.BENJ.xx11N C'. L. Sxxnicu, Frzeulty .-lflmser David Mann lYilli:nn Cook . . Nicholas Metuxus . Joseph Boissey Alee Rzuluvieh Lee Zinnnernian Joseph Bonneville Neil Heseoeli Robert Hunie Herbert Auron Austin Putnzun Raivnioncl Wallwork R ay Willis Brutllev Johnson Fhurles Harris John Fournier Wvilliznn YVoocl l1'lI'21I1li Muleno Louis Koonz .89. . President l'z'c'e-Prc2st'de'r1f . Seerefrzry Trcrlswer Allztn Tyler Bruee Bouker Riehurd Singley Frzineis Brown Thonnis Evans Ernest Hzunilton Tlieotlore Hohnun Frecl Hoosieli lilt'll2ll'Kl Jones George Leger Roger Laine Yineent Meliugh Bernzirfl Luwrenee lfiwuilq Puluslqi , XJ Norinzin Auron Shirley Aiston Benjamin Blum Joyce Britton Beryl Czirrier Eclwzircl Chase Aclcluimle Clifford Ruth Cotton Rachel Crowley Donzilrl llzune Corrine Clolash Franc-es flr1'P1YCS Patrieizi Greene The School Band MR. W11,I.1ixM ,licl-'1fs, D1'rm't0r Willizuninu Harvey Henry Hertseh llirliuixl Hurllmurt Patricia Jangro ,lame .lebb Cll21l'lCS Keller Louise Kozik Kenneth l,a1lorcler George Leger C'zirolyn Mc-Fzlrluiid liir-l1zu'flNewl1:1ll Phyllis Pziekzlrfl Kenneth Szilisewski .92. lilizahetli Shipper: ,lean Siinpter Donald Sinead lfllezinor Smiley Rieharcl 'Penney Rayinonrl Tuttle Robert Ward Howard lVing Rielizml Horst Ric-liarcl Bassett llonalml Bonzeli Dorothy fllilllllllllh Hieliaiwl flutes , l 4Qv High School Orchestra Mu. W1l.l,l.xx1 .l1ClfL'S. lifrwfor llouallml S1111-:ul Cf'zl1'oly11 Bl1'l'lill'lllIl1l Ralyllloml Tuttlv .lczm SlI1113lCl' .lane .lc-fl' Louisc Kozik Benjamin Blum Russell Newhzxll RiCl1:x1'cl Hurlhurt fl0l'l'llll' Clulusln Erlwaml Clmw . 93 , F fx 4 1 1 Dedication of Memorial Tree lt is a ti111e honored eustoni to ereet war lDC'1l10l'lillS to eonnneinorate the spirit oi' tl1e brave 111011 illlll WUIIICII who have died in the eause of their eountry. The emphasis i11 tl1e D2ltt0l'Il and design of niost of tl1CII1 has been focused upon the eglori1'ieatio11 of war. Too few have for their basie principle the perpetuation of the instruments of peaee. In life there is always l1ope. Hope, whieh is built upon the faith t hat H1'lQQl1t. 111akes Illlglltfi is eternal. These are the thoughts which influenced tl1e Senior Hi-Y Club, llI1llC1' the leadership ol' David Mann, to ehoose a tree in huinble respeet to the 1lll'I11lJC1'S oi' Ci. H. S., who l1ave given their lives in lYorld VVar ll. A tree is the living symbol, g1ven to 111a11 by God alone, by Wl11Cl1 he is inspired to 11l0l4l and shape l1is OXVII destiny. It is singularly significant that o11 this day, NYednesday, April 25, 1945, the Il04l1f'2lt10Il ol' tl1is lXlen1orial Maple Tree illltl tl1e International CUI1l'Cl'0l1CC at San Fl'ZlIll'lSf'U should take plaee, sinee both represent the true instruments of peaee. Seniors as own Otlicers A 11ew projeet was started by tl1e Student Count-il this year. As a eonsequenee. seniors aetually served i11 the various tow11 offices. From the class of '45 tow11 officers were ehosen by the entire sehool. After this election several others ofthe personnel were appointed by tl1e Board of Seleet- 111en.l' All these student-selected olieers tllCI1 went tothe respective town othees to observe the inechanies of town glQOVC1'I'1I11CI1f. Later on, there was given at an assenihly llll'0l'Ill21lltlIl t'01lPCI'IllIlQQ what the student officials had observed and experieneed, S1:1,1ce'1'MEN Ann Erisnian Edward Flynn Stanley Parda ThlOllICliA'I'OR David Mann Towx CLERK Marian Allen Town TREASURER Louise Kozik f'111l':1 or Pomeii ltlf'l12l1'Cl .lones CH1E1+' OF F11114: l.J1Q1-T. Gilman Abar Srrr. or STRlCl'I'l'S Bradley Johnson Offticers Elected TAX CoLL1ce'roR John Bednarski Assiissorzs Betty Cairns xvllllillll Casey BOARD or TVI'1Ll-'ARIC .lane TAJUIIITS Richard TXTON2l1112l1'H Appointed by the Selectmen l'1,,xNN1No Bo.-xiao Edward Chase Jean Melnnis V15TER.1Ns BVREAU Kenneth Cook . 96 . BOARD or HEALT11 John O'Connell XYATER CoMM1ss1oN1-:R Frank Pulaski TRI'S'l'lClC ron L1B1zA11Y Raymond Clough SCHOOL COMMITTI-Ili ' Hl'lt'I1 Hawkes Lee Zl11lIDG1'lll2ll1 Towx AeeoUN'r.xN'r Philip Kranier PURCHASING Ao.1f:N'r Joan Kennedy SUPT. or SeHooLs Alfred Paquette SPORTS vw an NF'-'W M K R1 'f 1944 1 945 fmm-4141 24-.4 5 Coaching Staff' MR. CARL H. NICHOLS DZAI'Pf'f07' of Boys' A thlcfics Coach Football and Busc-bull MR. STANLEY B1cN.1AM1N Coach Basketball .-lssisfant Coach Ifootlnlll and Bzlsobzlll Mxss IXIARJORIE CROSBY f'0r1f'l1 of Gz'rl.s' Afl1le'fz'C.w MR. 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J uniors Herbert Aaron Clarence Bassett Joseph Boissey Kendall Couture Dwight Hawvkins Philip Lynch 'William lliller George Russo Robert Wiekens Roland Petrin X WWW Th strong Sm-hool. which t l 1'1'.wi H0115 l,ill1lllll'B2llJC'll lilvanm' Smith lmis llollby' Him lil'21lHC1' BlllI'lUI1BQllN2l Blury Kc-lls irls, Basketball 1-Girls' liaislivtlmll 'll-:im haul il t'11llsc-lmrliilv tllisyc-211: Tlli'j'1bl21Y01l against tvzuuf svoriiigz vim-lmic-s 2lfIZllI1Sl Arms Avzulviiiy :xml Tu1'uv1's Falls High Blum-h c-rcmlit glow In Bliss Cmslmy for thv llllf' spirit zuirl spo1'ts111:111sl1i1J hi' girls mlisplalywl :it :ill gzmics. Bliss iBl.fXR.IOliIIC Claosisy, f'fmr'l1 Burl: lfmz' vli Rvgis liuclrl lll'll'I1Hi1XX'lillS Dm-wtl1ySmlt, .lvxui Czlppvlluz Ruth Phillips Rusv1ii:i1'iv Simi , Bliss lll'lJSlJB' l'Sli1 . lll-l . ff XX . 'B . , irls, Bowling The Girls' Bowling League is eoinposed of nine teanis. Members bowled Tliursclays at tlie Leader Alleys. 1945 Elsie Afller Shirley Cotton Ann Erisnian Lillian Croniack Palina Totaro Pauline Sargent Helen Oiekle Anna Grader Regis Roclrl Patricia Cooke Lillian Fall llorotliy Dyer .Tune Townsend Lillian Croinaek and Mary Zentgrapli, .llrmclgcrs Blanelic Mooney Mae Koziski Helen Hawkes Catherine Donovan Beatrice Aliber Rita Kramer 1946 Mary Sullivan Janet St. Denis Dorothy Scott Eleanor Sniitli .lanet Swain Mary Vl'clls .105. Celia Bareena Irene Tliouin .lean Sinipter Pauline Babcock llary Zentgrapli .loan Daley .lean Cullen Margaret Hanley Marguerite Fosniire Rita Poirier 1947 Lorraine Keane Blary Howard Helen Metaxas X 1 4 r Q1-'f Class of 1.945 rl.ll10lll2lS Collins Robert Davey B0l'Il21l'1l Koonz Sznnmll Sliibilo Vlrzsx Of 1946 Russc-ll Beaumont Rl1'll2ll'Cl Bergeron Baseball Team Clarence Couture Neil Hcsvovk .lack Kirkwood EIIQOIIL' Rozuk films 0f1.947 Robert C':1mpb0ll VVillizun Cook Bernard Lawrence .l06. 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T ' 0 oo Muc 00 U h IS T M Ch BCLTTQT Laid, Than Navwr GHS UNDER D 'J 5 CLASSMEN g-J 5 0 LSL: plain IUNIOR CLASS Herbert- Aaron Catherine Akey Leon Ambo Stanley Ambo Harold Ames Pauline Babcock Alec Banach Perry Barber Celia Barcena Clarence Bassett Russell Beaumont Marion Bednarski Richard Bergeron Kenneth Black Pauline Blake Jolm Blanchard Herbert Blum Donald Boguc Joseph Boissy Gelio Bompastore Nelson Brewer Shirley Briggs Robert Bronson Francis Brown Philip Brown Paulin Bukowski Jayne Bungay Donald Burdick Robert Burns Beryl Carrier Anita Chabot Jo-Anne Clark Royce Coburn Donald Cole Bert Colodny Gloria, Conway Kermit Corliss Marjorie Cotton Maurice Cotton Clarence Couture Jerrold Crowell Jean Cullen Bruce Cunningham Joan Daley Ruth Dawe Judy Deane Robert Delf G' t l il 5 DIRECTORY OF CLASS OF 1946 James DeNofrio Paulina Dobias Lorraine Doucette Patricia Duffney Sylvia Duncan Thelma Dupereault Marion Duprey Charles Dyer Emma Enos Shirley Fargo Marguerite Fosmire Eileen Galipault Richard Gay Miriam Gieraseh Constance Grant. Theodore Graveline Elizabeth Graves Muriel Graves Robert Greene Dorothy Greuling Patricia Grotto Ernest Hamilton Margaret Hanley Charles Harris Harold Hatch Dwight Hawkins Hope Herdiech Eugene Herrick Neil Heseock Bernard Hickey Paul Higgins Marion Hill Hilda Hohengasser Claire Holmes Anne Howard Allen Hoyt Robert Hume VVilliam Hume Elaine Jarvis Helen Kaezenski Carolyn Karpinski Ray Keane Mary Kells Leona Kikoski John Kirkwood VVinifred LaCount Jean Lambert 117 Kenneth LaMorder Lois Lamson Herbert LaPlante Augusta Levy Clifford Locke Mary Lockhart Philip Lynch Ruth Mann Douglas Marble John lylasiello Robert Mr-Donough Carolyn McFarland Eleanor McGrath Norman McGrath Alan Met Duane Lucille Meader Nicholas Metaxas Vtvilliam Miller Doris Mills Eva Moore Ronald Moreau Virginia Mosher Mary Murphy Bruce Newcomb Mary Noyes Norman Gates Janice D'Neil Ralph Osgood Leo Paquin Paul Partenheimer Genevieve Pelc Phyllis Perrault Thomas Perry Roland Pctrin Phyllis Phelan Doris Phelps Ruth Phillips Earl Pickwell Charles Poirier Rita Poirier Jolm Polo Jennie Prasol Theresa Pregony Nicholas Prokowieh Alice Pupek Charles Randall Walter Rau Robert Richardson James Robarge Jeane Roberge Edward Rogalski Eugene Rozak George Russo Jane Ruther Jolm Sabine Janet St. Denis Marion Sak Dorothy Scott Herman Sebert Edward Seibert Shirley Sevene Joseph Sexton VValter Shensky Jerry Sherman VVilliam Shibilo Jean Simpter Donald Smead Beverly Smith Eleanor Smith Bernice Spungin Erwin Streeter Catherine Sullivan Mary Sullivan Janet Swain Vernon Taylor Alfred Teague Eleanor Trudeau Bertina Trumbley Allan Tyler Doris Underwood Richard Viens Bernice VVaite Fred VVallner Richard XVallwork Sue VVeisberg Frances VVelenc Mary Bells Robert VVhipplc Robert Wickens Glenn VVilliams llary lYing Shirley VVinseck Frederick VVitek Norma Vteodard Mary Zcntgraf fi ,N ,O V 5' 'B i i Q D .Uembcrs T lNicholz1s Mctaxas Ralph Osgood Ruth Dawc Ricllard Bc-rgcron Mary l,oc'lil1z11't l30V01'ly Smith Muriel Graves Alan Mcfluanc unior Guidance Council Huy Kc-:uw . . 1'1'vs1'df'11l l'lli'ill1lll' Smith lvlifl'-l',l'l'NI.lll'7ll Pillllllll' lizihm-ovlq . . 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Gexlevic-vc P011 Mary Sullivan Janet Swain Sue We-is1Jc1'g SOPHOMORE CLASS t P Janice Abrahamson Russell Adam Doris Adams Joann Akey Cynthia Anderson Marie Antone Richard Archambo Richard Archer .loan Asbury Lois Balser Ervin Barber Dorothy Baronas Roland Barry Cecille Bargcr hlarion Bassett Marine Bates Carroll Bednarski Alice Behaylo Helen Bellenoit Ellen Bergeron Jeanne Bergeron Robert Bergeron Marie Bernard Frederick Biekford Shirley Bilger Cameron Bleloch Jean Block Joseph Bonneville Bruce Bouker Richard Bray Josephine Brescianm Joyce Britton 1 Lawrence Brocklesby Richard Bukowski Patricia Campbell Robert Campbell Jean Cappelluzzo Audrey Cavanaugh Wlilliam Cheney Martha Clapp Violet Coleman Barbara Collins Yvlllltllll Cook Janet Cowan Rich. Crowningrshie Xancy Dadinun lYilliam Davenport Alan Denison Ruth Dixon Edward Doton Bernard Drumgrool Andrew Dubino Virginia Dufraine Harold Duncan l DIRECTORY Alvin Dyer 'l'homas Edmonds Barbara Ellis Thomas Evans Stanley Everett Kenneth Faust Perley Felton Ruth Flaherty John Fournier Alberta Frederick Amelia Gadomski Joan Gagnon Catherine Gardner Jeannine Gaudry Winston Gilbert Jean Gihnore Mary Gilmore Marjorie Gochinski Florence Gormley Josephine Grader Ruth Graveline Kenneth Greene Lois Gross Betty Hanley Theresa Hanley Hubert Harris Jeannette Harris Robert Hasclton Edward Hawkins Melvin Heath Ronald Hescock Dennis Hill Richard Hitt Theodore Holman Ray Holmes Mary Howard Marian Hubbard James Hutchinson Barbara Hynes Betty Jackman Lillian Jacobs Robert Jacobs Bertha Jamrog Patricia Jangro Donald Jarvis Donna Jolmson Martha Jolmson Margaret Jones Alvin Joslyn Edmond Jurewicz lYalter Jurewicz Lorraine Keane Mildred Kemp fm :X O F . 121 CLASS 014' 1947 Eugene Kennedy Louis Koonz Rosemary Kornstadt Kenneth Lambert Marie Lamoreaux Helen Lamson Thomas LaPan Grace LaPine David Laskey Bernard Lawrence George Leger Barbara LeMure Doris Leukhardt Beverly Lindell John Lopatka Betty Louden Louis Louippold Frank Kialeno Mary Maleno Hermes Maniatty Mona Markley Elmer Martel Paul Martin Joseph hlartino James Mathews Robert Mayers Beverly McAvoy James McCarthy Vincent McHugh Edward Meier Helen Metaxas Frederick Meyer Marilla Miller llarilyn hliller John Miner Robert Minott Alice Musiak George Nelson Richard Nichols Mary O'Connell Phyllis O'Hara Phyllis Packard Frederick Paradis Donald Peters Lillian Phelps Barbara Phillips Phyllis Prasol Edward Pratt Alexander Pupek Lawrence Randall Robert Rau Shirley Regali Robert Rice Perley Richardson Dorothy Robbins Richard Robbins Joseph Rogalski Michael Rogerson Pauline Sak Stella Salisiewski David Samal Kate Sandberg Robert Sanderson Margaret Sauter Lorraine Scbacht Harriet Schneider Donald Scott Betty Shattuck Mary Short Donald Shulda Richard Singley Rickcr Smiley Donald Smith Evelyn Smith lrah Snow Ernest Stevens Patricia Teahan Paul Tctreault Shirley Tetreault Lawrence Therien lrenc Thouin .lames Thurston Jessie Tolan Martha Trudeau Theodore Tyler Barbara Yanasse William Vitahs Lawrence Volpe Jane XVade Eugene VValusiak Jolm Watroba Eugene Wfeiss Betty W'elcome Kenneth Vtvelcome Clifford Wheeler Kathleen VYheeler Raymond Wvhite Paul lYiddison Jack Wilder Dana Williams Ray XYillis VVilliam W'ood Stanley W'ozniak Robert Wyman Clifford York Arlene Zatyrka 4 1 J Sophomore Guidance Council .loyw liriliolm NYilli:un Cook BC1'11:n'rl IAlWl'l'lli'l Paul Martin Ma1'gz11'0t Szxnttcr Y. 1. .lxunvs NIm'C n'tln' Rll'll2lI'll 5lll5ll1X .Xrlvnv Zzxtyrkzl l'1l'2l1lk Mzxlvnu - Iidwzzlwl Dofon Richz11'rlB11limx l Str-lla Snlisicwski liclwanl Hzuvl lll .IZ.2. Alan Denison Uv 59? 10 N .5 A mg i F'mLm B mK ' fX 4 I x. J NORTHAMPTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE .lol-iN C. Pxc'K1f:TT,Px'im'ip:1l CKTAC School of Tllorougfmessv OUTSTANDING RECORDS ARIC THE RESULT OF OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTION fl1':ul11utvs ol'll1-v011fivl4l Iligrlm Sc-lloul lmvc- C011t1'ilmtl'4l gcmlrously IOOIlI'1'0l5llI2lIIU1I :xml in so mlulng lmvm- IDVUIIQIII vlwlit 11116111 IIIUIIISUIVUS :mal IIIOII' Alum Klntvr. Complinzmds of WELLS TOOL COMPANY MANl1.XflIRIR 01 Taps . Dies . Screw Plates :mtl ollwr small PIIIIIIIQ fools 106 Hopo Strvct GI'OK'I1IIOlfI . 126 . EK. --.,m NQ'w5 Qi A 'M1i,41J 4,116 Mid O11ici:11 U. S. 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'91 Compliments of JOSEPH V. 'CFRENCHYH BELLENOIT GREENFIELD MASSACHUSETTS BROKEN STONE COMPANY 5 S ,QW V -3,,,,, fi 4, I 021 ' I. S. J' Z 1 LQ-sf 'T S N' cogs gi Q ,XXV u ii . Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the CLASS OF 1945 ffv XX 5 E , mums mus TD DLS l F 0 R 1 53 YEARS 015132 Grzenfizlh 3RernriJer:Q5a3ette Has Solwml FRAXKLIX COUNTY Faithfully and VWII To the Class of 1945 The Bost VVishOs of -Fl'I1l1klill C'ounty's Own NC'XX'Sl5iiI3iXI' 4 P Ffa SQ? QQ--5 o 05? 4f7.S CQMM Egg., '4 I .QQ I ,Q , Q .O A 3 3600 Q '97 O 66, GX A Bitv A I,llIl1'll fJl'flI31lIlIllll't Carl's Tea Room and Restaurant QV,-XI,I'l'Y FOODS PLEASANT ATIXIUHPHERE 265 Main Strcot Ctl'l'fXIlfi9lfl, Mass. .13Z. Radio Station W H A I 1240 KII.UC'YCI.ES YANKICIC AND MITTYAI. NETWORKS e 4 + QQ--9 Q Ae MINCTT PRINTING ff BINDING CCDNIPANY and Staff extencl their Ivest Wishes to the CIM of 19.45 The Wayside Farm Creamery Fiuxk H. Rrlizn, I'r0prz'm'or PAHTEI,'RIZl'Il7 BULK and CR EAM llwer rz Tlzfrfl of fl f'I'IIfIll'y of Depenrlrzble Se 53 Federal Street C1reenfielrl.1XI rzfiee USF. f e., QU1 PJ SEARS for EASY SHOPPING visit Sears' Catalogue Dept. Tliouszuirls of items are there for your seleetion It's easy and inexpensive - VFCIOIJIIOIIC 7648 '- Sears, Roebuck and Co. 102 Main St. Greenfield, Blass. THE CHARLES', No better food at any priee. Orders put up to take out. Day or night ---we never elose. 48 Ifecleral Street Cireenfielrl Ai11SSIlCilllSl'if4 i i i i OFFICE APPLIANCE, Inc. 367 Main Street Greenfield, BI21SS21Ci1llSCt'ES i N i i K 134. f'OlIljl!I4IlIWIIfH Of Dr. Rosario Charron fi - t b Vonlplfnzerlfs of The Franklin County Public Hospital This Hospital is approved by the American College of Surgeons and the American Hospital Association. The School of Nursing connected with this Hospital is accredited by the State of Massaeliusetts and its graduates are eligible to take examination for State Registration and to heeonie National Red Cross nurses and to enter Govern- inental Nursing Serviees. f'0IlIlUZ7'7IZCIllLS of Greenfield Dairy Company Home of SNUYVS ICE CREAM Vitamin D and Jersey Milk Eastern Textile Company lJl.Nf7'l'bllf0I'N of COTTON, SILK :incl RAYOX DRESS GOODS rowrirz soixxm-L Greenfield Masszielilisetts J O. N. Chevalier, Inc. PAINTERS AND DICCCJRATORS 5 Tel. 5125 w- Chevalier Avenue Greenfield f7ompl1'nzc'111's of Franklin Fuel Company W Greenfield and Sliellnurne Falls - ARTHUR lC. GI,Ic,xsoN, ,llrznager . 13 D James E. Cleary The Sqzzurc Deal Jcfzzfeler GlllCl'lTlNC1 CARDS --4 GIFTS R IGPAIRING 248 Main Street Tel. 4185 Greenfield G1 S A. X 1 1 Q11 BOWL 111 :1 1,ll'2lS21ll1 A1lllOS1J1lt'l'1' at LEADEPUS ONIC OF Gl1lClCNF11il.lJ'S LARG ICST RECRICATIONAL CPINTICRS Tol For . Rescwzitions 9197 Franklin County Lumber Company Barrett 85 Baker Bl ll DKSELLICRS - STATION Eli S OFFICE OLTFITTPIRS- A SCH1 POL S1'PPLlES --A l'l1o11m- 4525 ef 310 Main Street f1l'C'l'l11l0111, Blues. f'0l7I,jJ1l.IIIf0TLfS of Greenfield Ice 8a Trucking Company, Ine. 1l.x1'A1oN1m if l'111:1.1's. 111111: . Ali'l'l1+'li'lAL lllli . Oflicv :11141 1011 Plant off l5r'1'11:11'c1s1o11 Rilllll, f1l'f'1'111hlf!lC1 PAINTS l31'll,l JICHS' l1A1ll7WAlllC MOIJICL Allll'l.ANl'lS 211141 Sl'PPLllCS SICICIDS 111111 HARIJICN T1 IOLS S. Allen's Sons IIARIIXVARIC Nl ICRCH A N TS - lffT:11Jlisl14'1l 1812 - Main St. and Bank Row Gr1'Cl'l1f1C1C1 lim! 11751108 io Ihr' f1l1All1'A'1'1NC1 CLASS 01 1945 Tenney Farms, Inc. GOOIJYHAH-rl'l1o Best Tire Marlo! WY11C'l1yOlll'1,1l'CS are Sll10011l insist on 1Y1lc'ox-Clooclyozu' Extra 111iloz1g:c- 1'oCz1ppi11g1 :uid l'0II1l'll11JOl' 1Yl1cn Bvtfol'A11to111obilc's are Built Buivk 1Y1ll 13111111 T1llllll.1 Geo. W. Wilcox, Inc. 100 Fomlf-ml Strvc-1 Cl1'oo11l1ol1l, Mass. R1Uf'APP1Nf1,eALl. ICLECTIQIK' MICTHOD Oli. ll1'BBlC11 XYELIDICRS E. A. PETRIN . 158. 'x 'GBX Q, .l1111.'1 11l1'1,11111 111 1111111111 lv11l11'1,11111 111S111'1'1.S. :11 Tl11- Greenueld Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture TllSll'lll'U'CSS foruierly of Vl'ilfor1.l 4xf'Zl1l0llly, Boston For In owrzcltiifm Inrufrc 111 1 363 Davis Street Greenfield, MassaCl1usetts Tel. 5015 C?---2 lXllCl'llQl.lWAN'S '1'111 131 m1 1rf1f1'11'jl111f111f MICXN :xml BOYS' XYICAR Cil'Oi'1llll'lIl lN'Iusszu'l1L1selts lVIARSHlVIAN,S NEVVSROONI 36-1 Main Street Grl'0f'I1llPl4l. Massachusetts l'rm11111'm1'111x 111 NICGUS 8 TAYLOR BIONFNIENTS 10 Mill Street. fil'fll'I1lll'lll G1'1-vtiiigs from llio XYICLDON HOTEL J. TICNXYSON HICILER, Proprietor IslAMll,'l'ON I. NlCXYlCl.I, f'UI11jl1111l1'll1N nf N. ci FISKE AND STRECKER l l'RlCSi'lilPTIONISTS Of UWll'3' 'lWf'l'll'TlU1Y Cl:1l'1'1u1'1X S. Str1'c'k0r. 11111. P11011 ,'XlllllI'l'Sl Bl:1ss:11'l111s1HIts 353 Main St. 'l'1'l. 5002 Greelifielml. Blass. 1 Il111lI11l111111NU-1. LANYLIQR 'l'HliA'l'Rli 1'1lll1jI1ll11f I11N nf iXl,SON,S GIFT SHOP Sl'lCC'l.'Xl,IZIXCi IN l'IC'TI'RlC FRAMING 239 Main Street Cil'1'!'Illlt lIl NlCK,S AND AIQS IIN CH EON ICTTI2 100 Blain Street f'1Illljl1l-11lfIl1N 11,1 .IURICK BROTHERS A lYl1olc's:1le -A 53 Scllool Slrvvt Cil'P9l1flPlll. Blass. Blulu- your next new 1 ll L POXTLXC' XY. CASSIDXNS, llYC. SWl3IlJlSH MASS.-XCIIC :xml SVLPHVR YAPOR BATHS Cil'lR'l'Rl,'Dlf lXl. FISKE 158 Main Sll'1'I'l. Gr0O1ifiel1l A lKll5 US1 STO NT 27 CHAPMAN ST. RE GREEN FIELD - MASSACHUSETTS 5235i:l:liHllEIF' '1 :lllrllilZ:3l ff..-.1-1-uJl.ll.lll-nv -n-ln.:-1 ..1.-111.-.i-1.1llls'1lUiV1g1l-1 . 139 flIll11j71I-Il11'111N of JOE AND MAE'S CORNER STORE ? .1 ' T9 I I -U Vmn flfn11'nl,wn Ivlllllllll-liIl'IlIS nf I f D. A. SCIII1LTE'S CIGAR STONIC JENNEY SERVICE STATION Prop. 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