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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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W. N fwifl WL -.fffragff rv L , ' :Ja-iv -Lf., ,, 3- I 'L if-L 'L fur' n ' A 22- in W, ,I H , . Y , Q if fi x1 DEDICATICDN Q, WE, THE CLASS OF 1950, GRATEFULLY DEDICATE THIS EMERALD TO MISS CURTIS. f '4W0 M, 5 E If Q 4 ADMINISTRATIVE l I ARTHUR WATT M. in Sci., in Ed. - University of Maine Principal STEPHEN K. LOVETT Ed. M. - Harvard University STAFF ' 1 v RALPH A. LAWRENCE Ed. M. - Harvard University Supervisor of Secondary Education P. EDWIN PEHRSON Hyannis Teachers' College Director of Guidance, Emerald Assistant Director, Vocational School FACULTY PHILLIP D. ADAMS B.S.E. - Massachusetts School of Art Creative Art, Mechanical Drawing, Voc: Related Drawing MARION F. BARTLETT A.B. - Smith College Algebra, Geometry, Practical Mathematics Pro Ilflerito STANLEY BENJAMIN Western Maryland College Coach of Baseball JESSIE M. BROWN B.S. - Framingham State Teachers' College Voc: Household Arts LOUIS J. BUSH B.S., M.S. - University of Massachusetts Chemistry, Radio, Biological Science WINNIFRED E. CURTIS A.B. - Mount Holyoke College U. S. History and Civics, Spanish, Comm: Economics, Forum sg .ig 9' bc- I MARGARET T. DACEY B.S.- Westfield Normal, Springfield College World Science, English, Practical Mathematics JAMES L. DINSMORE B.S. - University of Massachusetts Voc: Social Studies, English, Exponent E. DANIEL DYER, Jr. B.S. - Arnold College Boys' Physical Education Coach of Basketball HAROLD S. FRENCH Worcester Boys' Trade School Voc: Unit Trade, Machine Shop MILO F. GALBRAITH B.S. in Ed. - Fitchburg Teachers' College Guidance, Voc: Social Studies, Dramatic Club DORA GARBOSE A.B. - New York State College M.A. - University of California in Los Angeles French, Spanish ffn GEORGE H. GEORGERIAN B.S. in Bus. Adm. - Northeastern University Bookkeeping, Guidance, Track, Bowling Club ROBERT P. HEMPEL Worcester Trade School, Fitchburg State Teachers' College Voc: Unit Trade, Machine Shop WILLIAM L. HUBBARD B.A., M.A.- Ohio Wesleyan University, Harvard University English Literature and Expression, Journalism, Public Speaking Senior Play, '4Exponent , Emerald HAROLD K. IRELAND S.B., A.M. - Boston University Physics, World Science PHILLIP G. JOHNSON Harvard University Music MAGDA LARSON B.S. in Ed. - Bridgewater State Teachers' College Creative Art, Mechanical Drawing MARGARET F. LAWLER A.B. - Smith College English Literature and Expression ARTHUR J. LEARY Worcester Polytechnic Institute Voc: Unit Trade, Machine Shop MARY G. MacLELLAN B.S. in Ed., M.A. - Westfield State Teachers' College University of New Hampshire U.S. History and Civics, World History, Current and Industrial History EDITH M. MOORE R.N., M.S. in Ed. - Boston University Home Nursing, Voc: Child Care, Home hygiene I CARL H. NICHOLS Worcester Academy Director of Physical Education, Athletics .,i, - . .4zgZ:'y9f!, 7 klrr fy, , f Simmons College f f GLADYS B. NICHOLS ffi' I in Stenography, Office Practice 5, , 2, it T f ' ' ,f V ii ' , , f ff ' f A ig ,, 516 f 7 f y , A I X f W! , f' W7 1 4 , ' V 93 fff i f, . I . elf? 2, f yi? f a, ' fi' ,fry 4 , I j 4 I RALPH E. PACKARD Worcester Boys' Trade School Voc: General Metal Shop LOUISE S. PARTENHEIMER A.B. - Smith College Librarian ELLEN E. PIERCE A.B. - Mount Holyoke College Latin HOWARD M. PORTER Wentworth Institute, Hyannis Normal Voc: Cabinet Shop ETHEL M. RAYMOND Northampton Commercial College Typewriting, Office Practice ERNEST S. ROBERT Springfield Trade School Voc: Related Mathematics, Related Science, Drawing 2. 1,3 fa , . . ' 13fgff7: 4 V -. f' .. an-wcw., ' 1, ,Wa iw - .1 c X I ., ' V 4555, .V Q., 7 ,943 :N 3 if , N ., X N A :Q of X it ' W lrl M X R K ELIZABETH JOY ROSE A.B. - Middlebury State Teachers' College U.S. History and Civics, Current History, English, Forum BENJAMIN C. L. SANDER B.S., Ed. M. - University of Massachusetts, Harvard University Algebra, Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Practical Mathematics, Hi- Y WILLIAM N. SAUTTER Fitchburg Teachers' College Practical Physics and Chemistry, Voc: Related Mathematics and Related Science PHYLLIS A. SCHNEIDER Bridgewater State Teachers' College Physical Education, Athletics GERTRUDE G. STUDER A.B. - Middlebury Teachers' College English Literature and Expression JOSEPH O. TAYLOR Gloucester High School Voc: Print Shop CAROLYN L. WEISSENBORN + B.S. in Ed. - Framingham Teachers' College Cafeteria, Home Economics CLINTON G. WEYMOUTH A.B., M.A. in Ed., M.A. in Zoology Bowdoin, University of Michigan Biology, Biological Science, Camera Club 5 FACULTY FLASHES 3' 45 V La? Q2 f if sf WI f fz':fff-nv T ,, 5 ,-4, . , ., W' fi 'f,,'y:2d1:,:4-'E 'IT , ,I f',,,.r , ,Q V. v-e,f if ,- .,-' I fs GEL' f f ' If if Mrs. Weissenborn on duty as usual Harold French ironing out difficulties l Steve Lovett rr Phil Arlnme MARILOU WOOD K2 . V15 ,I M fe OFFICE STAFF PAULINE AMENT JANITORS my was iii? 14 i' , 1 - ma ff f' ...-.,.HM.. 253 'X BERNICE FRANKLIN 3 f s .wma Left to right: George Major, Dave Wait, Luke Woodard , L Mwow, ' f'5f'ffw4L.,, ' 'hc , an D490 fi ,J f W' ,X -vf ,,-ww . gf? fl cf VZ. f , ,Q .ff M I MV, , .5,,Q, ml! ,f V wg 5, ' , :.ZQQ?!2ff .W 4,17 1,0 4, ,W fr y, f- 2 ff? If a' ,Q 'AJQCC 5125 f' ,fi 12? fy, 'jf 1179 .A f , f , if!!-YWZQCZ 91 4 ,Q f if , ,WY 'Z 1 f 22, , VW. 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Aside from his interest in trucks, Henry's time is sometimes taken up with basket- ball, football, skating, baseball, and riding. DOROTHY ETHEL AIKEN Akey Ambition - Secretary Akey has received, as shorthand awards, the theory certificate, the 5 min. 60 certificate, the 5 min. 80 certificate, and the O.G.A. certificate. She has also received the following typewriting awards: 40 word bronze medal and the 50 word silver med- al. We are not surprised that Akey's ambition is to be a good secretary. Dorothy served on the sen- ior play ticket committee. KEITH FRANKLIN ALDEN llOIey!Y Ambition - Printer Hobby - Collecting stamps and Favorite Saying - Shmoolian banners. Oley has been Chairman of Home Room in his Senior year. He has been active on the Sympathy com- mittee and was appointed Exponent collector in his Senior year. JOHN FREDERICK ALEX Ambition - Join navy Hobby - Fishing John has made a name for himself as a class orator. His willingness to co-operate has made John a likeable fellow, whose skill showed itself in the Senior Play. He states that his hobby is To go fishing when I have the time. John's ambition is to join the navy, so a Bon Voyage and a happy landing. BARBARA HELEN ALLEN Barb Ambition - Go to Becker Hobby - Recorder-Gazette Favorite Saying - That's dumb Our class secretary has really been active during her years at G.H.S. She was a member of the Glee Club in her Sophomore year, served on several dance commit- tees, and participated in the Glee Club and the Bowling Club in her Senior year. She has also received the 5 minute, 60 certificate and the O.G.A. certificate in shorthand and was awarded the 40 word bronze medal in typewriting. Barb also played intramural basketball during her Sophomore year. EDWIN OWEN ALLEN Sonny Ambition - To go to college Hobby - Football Favorite Saying - Me too Sonny will be remembered mostly for his stellar play as halfback. Although out much of the time with injuries, he could be counted on to be in there fighting if it were at all possible. Sonny has played football, track, and intramural basketball all during high school. In his Junior year he was class tireasurer and served on the football dance and Junior dance committees. ff' L I ANDREW B. ANDERSON Wezzie Ambition - State trooper Hobby - Sports Favorite Saying - Take off Wezzie was one of the boys who put up such a good fight at the track meet this year. Also, he has been ac- tive in the Bowling Club and in intramural basketball. ELIZABETH CAROL ARNESEN Bettie Ambition - To be an airline hostess Hobby - Men Favorite Saying - Hi ya, babe If ever a member of a Senior Play cast played a part realistically, Bettie did as Lucille - a men- ace from the East -in our annual Senior Pla ! Y This, however, is only one of her many activities. Others include the Glee Club, Dramatic Club, the Forum, and several dance committees. Also, she served as a manager of intramural basketball during her Sophomore year and played intra- guii-fg basketball during her first two years at ELIZABETH ANN BABCOCK Betty Ambition e Teacher Hobby - Tunbridge Favorite Saying - You joker Betty's hobby is Tunbridge. CShe can talk for hours on that subject!J Betty played field hockey and softball. Among Betty's many activities have been the Glee Club 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 3,43 Forum 43 and Student Council 2. We all remember her as a cheerleader during her Sophomore and Junior years. Also, Betty ushered at graduation and was on numerous dance committees. ANN MARIE BAILEY Blondie Ambition - To graduate Hobby - Buck Favorite Saying A You don't know, do ya? Ann, a commercial student from Room 14, has participated in Bowling Club, Glee Club, and Do You Remember . A light haired lass, Ann is called Blondie by her friends. A certain person by the name of Buck seems to take up much of Ann's spare time. Ann states that her one am- bition is just to graduate. ELWIN RICHARD BAKER Bak Ambition - Truck driver Hobby - Shelburne Falls Favorite Saying - Pretty fair Most of Elwin's interests during his past three years have been connected with the auto shop. Even though he has been quite busy there, he found time to play intramural basketball during his Junior year. When glwin graduates, he has hopes of becoming a truck river. CONSTANCE ALEXANDRIA BANACH Connie Ambition - Become a millionaire Hobby - Roller and travel skating, collecting photographs Favorite Saying - For crying out loud, heck no. Connie has been so busy working at the Eastern Textile Company that she has not been able to take a part in very many extra-curricular subjects. She has found time to play intramural basketball during her Sophomore and Senior years and also to be an active member of the Emerald Art Committee this past year. Connie has also been quite busy collecting several albums of photo- graphs during her spare time. PHILIP GORIZCN BARNES HP i .. Ambition - Girls Hobby - S. G Favorite Saying - No Phil is one of the members of the auto shop. Al- ways willing to lend a hand, Phil has even moved Mr. Watt's car. With a smile, he seems to take life in his stride. A certain S. G. seem to take up much of Phil's time. Phil should lead an exciting life, as he states that his ambition is girls. CATHERINE CLAIRE BARRETT Mert Ambition - To travel Hobby - Tuesday night club Mert is a good sport who can always be de- pended upon. Dramatics have taken up a good part of her time. Remember Mrs. Waughop in Meet Me in St. Louis ? Claire took an active part in Dramatic Club, as well as the ticket com- mittee for the football dance. Also, in her Sopho- omore year, she played intramural basketball. If you heard Oh no, not thatl , the odds were that Mert was close behind. THERESA EVELYN BARRY Terry Ambition - To be a nurse Hobby - Rollerskating Favorite Saying - How about that Being on several committees, Terry has done her part toward helping in these affairs. A member of the Dramatic Club during her Junior and Senior years, she has also been in the Glee Club and played intramural basketball. Much of her spare time is spent in roller- skating. As nursing is 'tTerry's chosen career, we wish her luck in this field. ANN BEAUMONT Beaver Ambition - Secretarial work Hobby - U. of M. Favorite Saying - Piffle Ann's interests in high school include the Exponent , softball, field hockey, and intra- mural basketball. Beaver has been active on dance committees and a member of the Dramatic Club. She has also been a member of the Glee Club and of the Costume committee for the Sen- ior Play. She was chairman of her homeroom in her Junior year. THERESA JOAN BERGERON Berg Favorite Saying - Dirty Work Afoot. I was drunk last night, dear mother . . . Yes, we'll never forget Theresa's great scene as Agnes in our Senior Play this year. Nor shall we forget her many other activities, which include the Glee Club, the Dra- matic Club, and the Club '50 dance committee. Theresa has also received the Theory Certificate, the 5 min. 60 Certificate, and the O.G.A. Certificate in shorthand and has been awarded the 40-word bronze medal in typewriting. Lastly, she also played intra- mural basketball in her Sophomore and Junior years. HELLEN BERRY Beast Hobby - Driving a car Hellen picked up the peculiar nickname of Beast , as she would say to someone You beast. Hellen's hobby is driving C?l a car. We can well understand the question mark! Hellen has played intramural basketball three years, intramural field hockey her Sophomore and Junior years, and field hockey three years. She was in the Glee Club one year, Exponent one year, and Dramatic Club two years. Besides these, Hellen has also been on the Sympathy committee, the football dance committee, and the yearbook committee. .Qc if its ' A, ' L., ,J RICHARD BLAKE 'tDick Ambition - Just to get out of school Hobby - Watching Favorite Saying - Hey where he's going V Although 'tDick works after school, he has found time to participate in track and intramural basketball. Dick seems to take things in his stride and to accept life's problems in an easy going manner. RUSSELL ALMON BLANCHARD UDOCH Ambition - Printing Hobby - Sleeping and cute Favorite Saying - Wl1at's up, doc? girls Doc is a vocational student with a variety of interests. Besides his daily interest in the print shop, he builds model airplanes and plays some football. According to him, the remainder of his day is taken up with cute girls and with sleep- ing. With so many interests Doc should suc- ceed with one of them. RALPH JAMES BLODGETT RaIphie Ambition - Music Hobby - Music Favorite Saying - Don't know, do you? Music, Music, Music, seems to be Ralph's theme song. All during his high-school years, music has been his main interest. He has been a member of both the band and the orchestra this past year. HENRY BOGUSLAWSKI Henry Ambition - Store manager Hobby - Dancing Henry is one boy who has reason for not par- ticipating in many extra activities. All day he works diligently in the Vocational School, and, as soon as the 2:30 bell rings, he is on his way to the First National Store for a few hours more of work. Henry did find time last year, however, to give a good account of himself on an intramural basket- ball team. DOROTHY ANN BOHANAN t'Dotty Bo Ambition - Play piano in a big Hobby - Eddie dance band Favorite Saying - Hey! Dotty Bo has the honor of winning not only the 40- word bronze medal in typewriting but also the 50-word silver medal as well. Besides her excellence in school work, Dotty Bo has been active in extra activities, being a member of the Bowling Club and playing intramural basketball. CLAIRE GRACE BOISJOLIE 'Bobo Ambition - Secretary Hobby - Giving out pencils Favorite Saying - Gee Whiz to Jenny Claire, known as Bobo to her friends, is one of our commercial students. She has maintained a high scholastic standing in her school work at G.H.S. as shown by her many commercial awards. Among the latter are the forty, Efty, and sixty word medal awards. A member of Pro Merito, she has ushered at many affairs. Bobo has excellent qualifications for becoming a secretary. FREDRICK RAYMOND BRISTOL Freddie Ambition - Stay single Hobby - Skiing Favorite Saying - Ah, your father's mustache. Freddie, a Commercial student, is easily remembered for his ready grin and quick wit. He played intramural basketball in his Junior year. While a Sophomore, Freddie was a member of the Camera Club. If Freddie keeps away from girls, he will realize his ambition. PAUL JEROME BURDICK Tracy Ambition - Make good in aviation Hobby - Model Favorite Saying - How 'bout dat! airplanes Tracy is another member ofthe class of 1950 who has been prominent in extra activities as well as in the classroom. He has been very active in sports, playing football for three years and being a mem- ber of the track squad for two years. Also, Tracy has been a member of the Camera Club and has served as Chaplin of theiHi-Y organization. Fi- nally, he has been a member of the Stage Club and has assisted on the Art and Photography com- mittees of the Emerald. ROBERT JOSEPH BURNISKI .. 00 ,, Ambition - Ski like Snapper Hobby - Women Favorite Saying - Who's got a butt? Little can be said about Nook that isn't already known. We hear he played a little football Qthree years, to be exactj and led our class through our first years at G.H.S. Besides being Co-Captain of football, Nook has played intramural basketball two years. He has also served on several dance committees. CHARLES WILLIAM BURR Twig Ambition - To be a com- Hobby - Drawing, sports mercial artist Favorite Saying - Good Lord Another print shop fellow is Twig. Al- though he has not been too active in school, he makes up for it by being a member of Company L National Guard. His talent in art should help him fulfill his ambition to become a commercial artist. DOROTHY MAE CALL HDOC., Ambition - To be a doctor Hobby - Sewing and Favorite Saying - For pete's sake designing As Dorothy just arrived at Greenfield High School this past year, she has not had an opportunity to make herself known in extra-curricular fields. Nevertheless, she has made many friends in her short time here, and she will probably make many more in the years to come. DONALD EARL CARDWELL llCardY7 Ambition - To go to Turners Hobby - Doing what Falls High School you're not sup- Favorite Saying - I don't like it posed to do Card has shown quite an interest in sports by playing intramural basketball in both his Junior and Senior years. He also went out for football in his Sophomore year. Card was Home Room Chairman and a member of the Student Advisory Board in his Senior year. f- , ,I,.iJ.! K AL x , ,yt-,f ,A . , .... , , , 1 . f i I Q9-nf Q.. ANN AMELIA CARON Meri Ambition - Radio Dramatist Hobby - Club Favorite Saying - ? ? ? Y Ann is very enthusiastic about dramatics. As a step in her desire to be a Soap Box dramatist, Ann has been a member of the Dramatic Club during her Senior year. Ann has also been a member of the Bowling Club during the same year and has been active on the Photo- graphy committee of the Emerald, During her Sophomore year, Ann played intramural basketball. MARY BLAKE CARROLL Mary Ambition - Stewardess Hobby - Rita's Favorite Saying - I'll give you a clue Dramatics seem to have been Mary's main school interest at G.H.S. Besides being a member of the Dramatic Club for two years, Mary was very prominent as Ida in the Senior Play Ces- pecially the first nightj. Besides dramatics, Mary has been on several dance committees, has been Sports Editor of the Exponent , and has played intramural field hockey and intramural basket- a . WILLIAM FRANCIS CASEY Bill Ambition - Musician Hobby - Collecting records Fanoriio Saying - none - I don't like to get into ruts. Bill is one of our versatile Seniors. However, the band and the school orchestra take up most of Bill's time. Bill has been in the musical organizations throughout his entire high school career. Then too, Bill has been a member of the Exponent staff in his Sophomore and Senior years. WILLIAM GEORGE CHAPIN Bill Ambition - Find a good job Hobby - Hunting and settle down Favorite Saying - Give me time Bill has not participated in many school acti- vities during the past three years. He has, how- ever, played intramural basketball while he was a Sophomore and again while he was a Senior. William has an ambition common to many of us. Let's hope he realizes it. MARGARET MARY CHENEY Margie Ambition - To travel Hobby - Tuesday night club Faziorite Saying - You don't know, , do ya? It appears that Margie's main extra-curricular in- terest has been music. Besides participating in the 1948 musical show, Do You Remember , she has been a member of the Glee Club for two years, holding the position of President of that organization during her Senior year. She has also been active on several dance committees and has been one of our cheerleaders this year. BETTY ANN CHESK Betty Ambition - Go to Becker Jr. Hobby - D. O. F. Favorite Saying - Think I care 8 Betty's hobby has been D.O.F., and she cer- tainly has seen enough of him! However, Betty managed to squeeze out some time to spend on extra-curricular activities. Betty has helped out on quite a number of committees. These have been the Senior Play ticket committee, the foot- ball dance committee, and the Franklin County Fair committee. Also, Betty has been a member of the Girls' Glee Club, and she has been secretary- treasurer of the Bowling Club. GORDON RICHARD COBB npopu Ambition - Auto mechanic Hobby - Hunting and fishing Automobiles would seem to be Pop's main in- terest. Not only is he a member of the Vocational School auto shop but also he has the ambition of be- coming an auto mechanic. Pop has other interests, of course. Among these are hunting and fishing. DOUGLAS THURSTON COUSINO Frenchie Ambition - Photographer Hobby - Photography Favorite Saying - If you want some- thing done right, do it yourself. Most of Frenchie's interest during the last three years has been concentrated on his work in the Vocational School print shop. He has also been interested in photography, as is shown by his ambition and hobby and by the fact that he has been a member ofthe Camera Club. MARIE DELORES COUTURE Marie Ambition - Dental assistant Hobby - Larry Favorite Saying - Connie, what class do we have next? Marie played intramural basketball in her Sophomore and Junior years. She was active on the Decorations committee for the Club SO and the Photography committee for the Emerald, Perhaps you also re- member Marie ushering at the Senior Play. JANE ANN CREPEAU Janie Ambition - Success Hobby - Dramatics Favorite Saying - Oh, really? Mrs. Smith Cfrom Senior Play daysj has certain- ly made herself well-known around G.H.S. during her three-year stay here. She has been an active member of the Forum, Dramatic Club, Camera Club, Senior Play and Pro Merito. Furthermore, Jane has been Feature Editor of the Exponent , has played intramural basketball for three years, and has also been a member of the softball and field hockey teams. Last, but not least, Jane has served as an Associate Editor of this Emerald, DOROTHY JOAN CRIMMINGS Dot Ambition - To be a secretary Hobby - Sewing Favorite Saying - 'iWhatcha doing? When Dot undertakes an activity, she certainly goes all the way. Who can forget her realistic portrayal of Tootie , the youngest member of the Smith family, in the Senior Play? Aside from her interest in a certain party in Shelburne Falls, Dot has a great interest in sewing. HAROLD MARTIN CRONEN Shorty Favorite Saying - You fool Hobby - Hunting Harold is a member of the Vocational School auto shop who has not had time for added parti- cipation in school affairs. Nevertheless, his time has been valuably spent working in and out of schcol. Hunting appears to be Harold's main pastime, when there isn't a car around to be re- paired. 1-na x IM 'ESV CHARLES CRONK Bucky Ambition - Printer Hobby - Sports Favorite Saying - Play it Cool Another one of the fellows in Print Shop is Bucky Cronk. Intramural basketball has been among his class activities. A sports' fan, Bucky's ambition is to become a printer. He is an active member of Com- pany L National Guard and much of his spare time is spent in this way. His philosophy of life seems to center around his favorite saying of P-lay it cool. TED WILLIAM CROTEAU Ted Ambition f To smoke at home Hobby - Pool Favorite Saying s How about that Ted is known for his work on the scenery for the musical show and the Senior Play. Ted was active on the basketball team in his Junior year and has been a member of the Stage Club during his Senior year. JEANNETTE CLAIRE CURRAN Jenny Ambition - To be a secretary Hobby - Borrowing pen- Favorite Saying - You telling me! cils from Bobo Jeannette hasn't had much time for extra-curricular activities. All her time has been spent earning com- mercial awards. In shorthand Jeannette has been awarded the 5 min. 60 certincate, the 5 min. 80 certi- Hcate, and the O.G.A. Certificate. For typewriting Jeannette earned the 40-word bronze medal. Her desire to be a secretary should be aided considerably by these awards. Jeannette tells us also that she has an interest in dancing. LEONARD KARL CURRIER Lenny Ambition - To work on cars Hobby - Working on cars As one might suspect from Lenny's ambition and hobby, he has been an eager member of the Vocational School auto shop. Lenny, although not taking part in school activities, has earned a definite place in our class. MADELINE MAY CURRIER iVIaddy Ambition - Travel Hobby - Horseback riding Favorite Saying - Oh, gee Maddy , a member of the Glee Club, has shown her skill in the Christmas Concert and Musical Show. She has also been active on numerous committees, the Exponent and intramural basketball. A member of the Commercial class, she has received the O.G.A. certificate. 'AMaddy can often be seen engaged in her favorite pastime of horseback riding. ' MARY PIA DALMASO Mary', Ambition - To become a secretary Favorite Saying - Hey, you guys Mary has received the following shorthand awards: Theory Certificate, 5 min. 60 certificate, 5 min. 80 certificate, as well as the O.G.A. certifi- cate. Mary has been a member of Pro Merito and has been active in the Bowling Club in her Senior year. Mary also ushered at various school acti- vities. 3,6 -1,- ELEANOR JEAN DAVENPORT .1mnnr .-lmbifion - Nurse Hobby A Sewing and sports Fmioritc' Saying - Hi, babe. r Jeanne has been a member of almost every organiza- tion in G.H.S. Among these groups are the Dramatic Club, Exponent. and several dance committees. Fur- thermore, she has been Treasurer of the Pro Merito society and has played intramural basketball for three years. Of course, we mustn't forget her excellent por- trayal of Katie, the Irish cook, in the Senior Play. Also, Jeanne has been the Business Manager ofthe Emerald this year. EUGENE DE NOFRIO Eugene Although not active in school affairs, Eugene has certainly made himself well-known in G.H.S. He really gained fame as a hunter last season by bringing home one of the first deer. WILLIAM EAgI7IEST DIXON ii il ., Ambition - To be alone Hobby - Looking at girls Favorite Saying - Ya rat! Walk into the First National Store any afternoon after school, and you will see Bill smiling at you from behind the cash register. Yes, that's where Bill is most of the time and, incidentally, is the reason why he has not participated in many school affairs. WILLIAM AIKEN DOBBROW .. 0 ,, Ambition - Architecture Hobby - Records Favorite Saying - It's 'mung' Dob has been an active member of our class, serving on various committees, playing intra- mural basketball, and acting as a football and baseball manager. He is also a member of Hi-Y. Whether you want to hear classical, popular, or jazz records, you will find them at Dob's house, for his hobby is collecting records. GEORGE STANLEY DOORE SIosh Ambition - To get all the Senior class bills paid He has played football, basketball and baseball in his Senior year and baseball in his Junior year. Stan has served as class treasurer, home room chairman, member of dance and yearbook committees. He acted in Senior play, sang in the Christmas Concert, served as I-Ii-Y Secretary, and as a member of the Glee Club and Dra- matic Club in his Senior year. BETTY ANN DREW Shortie Ambition - Own Bill's in Hobby - Sam Millers Favorite Saying - You know? Betty has certainly taken her share of com- mercial awardsg she has been awarded the 40, 50, and 60-word medals in typewriting and has earned the 5 min. 60 certificate, 5 min. 80 certifi- cate, and O.G.A. certificate in shorthand. As for extra-curricular activities, Betty has participated in the Glee Club, the Bowling Club, and several musical shows. Our class Vice-President also played intramural basketball in her first two years at G.H.S. and has been active on the Photo- graphy Committee of the Emerald. ., ,, 5,521 ,. ,,, , , .,., ,, ,,,,,, ,I 9, ,M , , ' ',,-in AW Iyfgfyv' fp :of Q' i wyf.y,4,,- f .fi fu., 4 U 21, 3 if 9 n gge f N? ,f A? ff 'ut ' Z , f A n Q' f f ,Q f, fi X ,, 5.4, , , , fa .f f o f ,fzfaf ffffilef si- .. ,Y 'tu.f, 'ySi , I Z,,vL,,'.iafW,QQfs5 Og:-A' x' .V -:ff , . ii.-bg: fW 'MY-lu , ul , ' , Vw' I I - 15: - :git 9 ' ROBERT DUPREY 1J11pr ' Ambition - Travel Hobby - Driving Favorite Saying - Hi, boy. Most of Bob's extra time during the past year has been taken up by homework and by work. Bob was a member of the football team during his first year at G.H.S. and was on the basketball team during his Sophomore and Junior years. ROBERT PAUL EDMONDS Rookie Ambition - Tap dancer Hobby - Dancing and girls Favorite Saying - You better watch that stuff Rookie will be remembered for the tap dance exhibition he gave at the school dances and musi- cal shows. He captivated the hearts of all, and he always was sure of an encore. Rookie played intramural basketball in his Junior and Senior years, and he was in the musical show all three years. Rookie was also a member of the Boys' glee1Club and took part in the History of the aro s. RIELLA EMERY Ambition - Join navy Hobby - Rita's Favorite Saying - Shoot Riella, our snappy cheerleader captain, has actively participated in basketball and field hockey in her years at G.H.S. Vice President of Student Council and Secre- tary of her class, Riella has done her share in joining school extracurricular activities. The coming years should not be dull for Riella if her ambition is realized. ER WIN ARTHUR ENDERLE Erwin Ambition - To have a tank full Hobby - Getting of gas in the car Barb mad in just once Rm. 26 Favorite Saying - What d'ya say Erwin is a member of our class who has not participated in many school affairs. In his Senior year, however, he was an active member of the Bowling Club. BERNARD THOMAS ETHIER Bernie Ambition - Successful artist Hobby - Painting, winter sports Favorite Saying - How about that now! Besides having charge of the art work in this year- book, Bernie has been quite active in other school acti- vities. Who can forget Bernie's realistic portrayal of Lon , .Mr. Smith's son, in the Senior Play? When Bernie was a Sophomore, he took an active part in the Archery Club. Also, for the past two years, he has been a member of the Forum. In his Senior year he has served on the Program Committee of that group. DAVID OSCAR PAY lIDaUeYY Ambition - Go to California Hobby - Women Favorite Saying - Think I care Dave certainly has been the spark of life in many classrooms. Besides his hobby of Women Dave has been active in sports. He participated three years in'intramural basketball and was manager of the football teams in '48 and '49. Dave was a member of Hi-Y and, in his Sopho- more year, was an active member of the Archery C-lub. Dave wants to go to California someday. We keep telling him that he'1l like it better where he isp but all he says is: Think I care? . .-4 ,Q f 'Q i f '51 -t ,- ff . e2'fsf3.J?g., ' gif - 1 to We 1 3-xr X e L. new . ,jg , ig 3-3gi,L lk at .. . I KV. Dunn 3 . 432' 1 Viv ,X , iiw V . k , X '49 1.-rg-.a 1. Sir V' JOHN FISKE Jack Ambition f Member of U.S. Fish Hobby - Hunting, A and Wildlife Service fishing, Favorite Saying - Oh, yeh! H guns. Jack certainly has made a name for himself as an ardent sportsman. A member of the Exponent staff, Jack's column, Hints For Hunters , has been a source of interest and valuable information for all. He has participated in the Archery and Bowling Clubs and acted in the Senior Play, Meet Me in St. Louis. DONALD BURTON FLOOD FIoodie Ambition - Machine shop worker Hobby - Collect- Favorite Saying - You don't say. ing oddities Donald has spent the time he has had free from the Vocational School machine shop in collecting miscellaneous objects, large and small. He must have quite a collection by now. Donald has our wishes for the best of luck in the years to come. JOSEPH FREDETTE i'J0e Ambition - Store Manager Hobby - Roller skating As Joe's time is quite well occupied by the First National Store, he has not taken part in any extra acti- vities inside of school. This vocational student hopes to be a store manager after a time. One way to achieve that goal is to start out at the bottom as Joe is and work one's way to the top. Some of Joe's spare time is spent rollerskating. ELINOR MAE FRENCH Tootsie Ambition - Be a practical nurse Hobby - Roller- 'e a in Crimmers sakes skating Favorit S y g - Elinor is another member of our class who has been just too busy with her school work and out- side activities to have much time for added acti- vities in school. During her Junior year, Elinor played intramural basketball, and this past year she has served on the photography committee of the Emerald. ARLINE MARGARET GAGNON i Nonnie Ambition - Go to Deerfield Hobby - Deerfield, Rita's Academy Favorite Saying - Shoot Arline, a commercial student from Room 15, has re- ceived the 5 min. 60 and 80 certificates in shorthand and the forty word bronze medal in typing. Between win- ning awards and sitting in Rita's, Arline has not had very much time to devote to extra-curricular activities. THOMAS HENRY GAVIN Gao Ambition - To be a certified public Hobby - A8cP accountant Favorite Saying - Got your homework done? As the hobby, A8zP , implies, Gav has had little time for extra-curricular activities. It is commendable to note that he has worked part- time throughout high school and still been able to keep up his progress in the classroom. FRANCESE MAY GOODALE A'Fran Ambition - X-ray Technician Hobby - 166 Conway St. Favorite Saying - You don't say Although not too active in school activities in her Sophomore year, Fran has made up for this by her participation in several organizations since that time. Among these groups may be named the Bowling Club, the Glee Club, and the Football Dance Committee. Then, too, Fran took part in intramural basketball in her Junior and Senior years. As far as commercial awards are concerned, Fran has taken her share of those, also. She has been awarded the Theory Certifi- gate, the 5 min. 60 Certificate, and the O.G.A. Certi- cate. JOHN MICHAEL GRADER U Huntsie Ambition - Take a long trip Hobby - Baseball, Favorite Saying - Of course hunting, and fishing Huntsie's strong right arm hasilgiven plenty of help to the baseball team. He really has whizzed the ball over and has been one of the mainstays of the club. Besides playing baseball in his Junior and Senior years, Huntsie went out for track his Junior year and played intramural basketball all three years. Huntsie has been in Hi-Y and Arch- ery Club in his Sophomore and Junior years. In his Senior year he participated in the Forum. MINNIE JOSEPHINE GRAVELINE Mickie Ambition - Working Hobby - Eating Favorite Saying - Oh Lord! stop it! Mickie has been 'a member of the Sympathy Com- mittee and has served on the Oneonta Social and Foot- ball Dance committees during her Senior year at G.H.S. An energetic member of the class, she states that her ambition is working and no one can deny that Mickie's hobby is impractical, for she states that it is eating. CONSTANCE GRAVES Horsey Ambition - Travel and meet Hobby - Horses and people sports Favorite Saying - What can you do? Besides serving as Vice-President of the Bowling Club in her Senior year, Connie has served on the make-up committee for the Senior play and the art committee of the Emerald. For excellence in shorthand, she has been awarded the 5 min. 60 certificate. Connie has also been active in the sports field, playing intramural basketball for two years. RONALD HENDERSON GRAVES Ron Ambition - Store manager Hobby - Sports Favorite Saying - Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today ' Ron has proved that he has an interest in sports by being an active participant in intramural.basketball for the past two years. This active vocational student has also been a member of the high school band while an underclassman. His afternoon work at the Growers' Outlet has prevented him from participating in any other school activities. ORIN WENDELL GURNEY Orin Ambition - Body man Hobby - Driving Orin is an active member of the Vocational School. He played intramural basketball during his three years at G.H.S. He was also Class Trea- surer in his Sophomore year. Since his hobby is driving, Orin has to watch out for those ever- dangerous women drivers. PAUL DAVID HALLOWELL Skip Ambition - To be manager of a store Hobby - Sports Favorite Saying A You gotta agree there While Skip spends most of his afternoons as a clerk at Kenney's Shoe Store, he has had time for sev- eral school activities. Among these have been the Oneonta Dance Committee and the Senior Activity Committee. In the sports field he has participated in intramural basketball this past year. MARY LORETTA HANLEY Ambition - Keep in business Hobby - Pine Neck with Kate Rd. Favorite Saying - What happen? Mary, one of our commercal students, has re- ceived the O.G.A. certificate in shorthand. She has been active in sports, having played both varsity and intramural basketball. Mary is a person who always has a hi and a smile for everyone. MARY THERESA HANLEY ' Mary T. Favorite Saying - Eat, drink, Hobby - Having fun and be merry, for tomorrow we die Mary T. is well known for her ability as a dancer. She served on the ticket, entertainment, and decorations committees for the Club 5O dances in her Sophomore and Junior years. She served on the music and enter- tainment committees for the football dance. Mary, also, took part in the musical show and the class play in her Senior year and was a member of the dramatic club in her Junior and Senior years. JOHN HARRINGTON John Ambition - Pilot Hobby - Airplanes John is a vocational student who has been too busy to take part in any extra-curricular activities at G.H.S. John does have an interest in aviation and hopes someday to become a pilot. If he con- tinues to work hard toward his goal, he may some- day realize his ambition. JAMES WARREN HARRIS Varsity Jim Ambition - To accomplish something Hobby - Beating great in life The Batchelors in basketball Favorite Saying - How 'bout some work? Jim's been one of the star athletes of our class. Be- sides being a three-year member of the basketball team, Jim played football for two years and was a member of the track team three years. Aside from athletics, Jim has participated in numerous commit- tees and has been President of the Boys' Glee Club. JANE HASKELL Janie Ambition - Traveling Janie has participated in intramural basket- ball as well as holding membership in the Drama- tic Club during her high school years. Her service has also extended to the Football Dance and Club SO committees. Janie is a person who is always ready to lend a helping hand, and we hope that her ambition to travel will be realized. i ,Z -4 fy' oii ,AMW ,, , ,,y,, ff 'Chavo , 4, ,ff-, wmv' , we fm- .1 Wm ,f -3 - he Q4 Xi 1 'il-5422: ,V JAMES WILLARD HASTINGS Carly Ambition - Auto mechanic Hobby a Roller skating This member of the Vocational School auto shop found time during his Junior year to participate in intramural basketball. The rest of his time at G.H.S. has been spent learning the fundamentals of the trade he hopes to enter. Roller skating has taken up some of Curly's time outside of school. GEORGE LEVERITT HATCH Joe Ambition - Printer Hobby - Photography Favorite Saying - What's up? George has been kept quite busy preparing the pages of the Exponent and doing the many other tasks required of a member of the Voca- tional School print shop. George should now have a firm foundation for his future ambition of becoming a printer. DWIGHT HENRY HAWKINS Ditto ' Ambition - Success Hobby - Skiing Favorite Saying - What's the scoop? Four years duty in the United States Marines has certainly given Dwight a first-hand geography lesson. Dwight was quite active also, before joining the ser- vice. Besides playing intramural basketball, he was on the Student Council and on the track squad. WILLIAM FRANCIS HAWKINS Hawk Ambition - Buy a parking Favorite Saying - Think space at Poets' Seat I care Bill is that member of Room 18 who is always ready to participate in something new. Among his varied activities, Bill has taken a part in the Camera Club, the Student Council, and the Foot- ball Dance Committee. Also, Bill played intra- mural basketball during his Junior and Sopho- more years and was elected to the position of Homeroom Chairman three times in succession. RICHARD LEO HAYDE Dick Ambition - To be a marine Hobby - Hunting and out- Favorite Saying - Say, boy! door sports Dick was one of the members of the G.H.S. Green Wave football squad during his Sophomore year and he also was a member of the Exponent staff for one year. This vocational student was also a participant in the annual P.T.A. Parents' Night during each of his three years at Greenfield High School. Dick served as a member of the Vocational Dance Committee during his Sophomore year. JANICE ADA HENDRICK Jan Ambition - Secretary Hobby - Souvenirs Favorite Saying - Now, stop it! This active C.P. Senior has served in the Dramatic Club and on the P.T.A. committee this past year. In the world of sports, Jan has been active in basketball, both varsity and intramural and has also been a Captain of the girls' basket- ball team fr-'ff 17'-s MA 4 .M g PATRICIA ANN HILL g Pat Ambition - Travel Hobby - Turners Favorite Saying - Oh, really! Pat has succeeded in winning her share of com- mercial awards, for she has received the 5 min. 60 and O.G.A. certificates in shorthand. She has also entered into sports, having played intramural basketball in her Sophomore and Junior years. One of Pat's hobbies is square dancing and much of her time is spent in this way. CYNTHIA PENN HOLMAN I in Hobby - Parties Favorite Saying - Oh, pot Sin wishes to live to be a hundred, but if she overworks her hobby - parties, she may fall short of her mark. So we tell her, but she replies: Oh pot. Sin did a good job on the Exponent , Yearbook and football dance committees and Dramatic Club in her Senior year. She was also active in intramural sports and Glee Club. ALICE ELIZABETH HUME Bette Ambition - Nurse Favorite Saying - I don't know Thanks to Alice, who furnished her cat for a main part in our Senior Play, this great epic was presented with a full cast. This is only one example of Alice's helpfulness and dependabilty, which she has shown during the past years. Among her extra-curricular activities, Alice has neen a member of the Camera Club and has taken an active part in softball and intra- mural field hockey during her high school career. She was also a member of the 'tExponent staff in her Sophomore year. DONALD HUTCHINSON Hutch Ambition - 141 Green River Road Hobby - Wood working As Hutch's time has mostly been spent working in the Vocational School cabinet shop, he hasn't participated in extra-curricular acti- vities. Nevertheless, he has worked hard and has a valuable foundation for his life work. PATRICIA ANN JACKMAN Pat Ambition - Secretary Hobby A Square dancingg taking Favorite Saying - Who, me? dictation from radio Pat is one of our commercial students from Room 18, Participation in musical shows, the Glee Club and the Yearbook Advertising Committee are among her activities. Pat was the only student to receive the O.G.A. Uuniorj writing progress pin. Other awards in- clude the Progress Pin, five minute 60 and 80 certifi- cates, O.G.A. certificate in Shorthand, and the 40-word bronze medal in typewriting. JANE LORRAINE JAWORSKI Janie Ambition - To graduate Hobby - Dancing Favorite Saying - Oh, no Jane has been quite active in the Glee Club and on many committees during her high school years. She was in the former club while a Sopho- more and a member of make-up and property committees that same year. Also, she served as .an usher for the Senior Play this past year. ff! WW f as ff Mitre M 1 gf 1 ff W J, .0 EPM wg fr i ,Q f f wwf ,, M we-im ' ', V f' . i f .f ff f 'mfr : W' '-aio , K. , -4 WW. ff ia -' ' tim?,,,fi4y54'f'IgM .Q f n 3 , 1 Q -1 -4 M., , , 3. I :1 . ci A it ' p Y ff 3-1 r . I '5'ivff,?:wrf 1 f. , 1,2 ,. - e I V..fjQ7'-'4,,f,g0z' ' L, , ' ,i Q gffwy.-G if - ' . it '-Ziwffi ,K . 'f' E 7 .4 4 f .1 . ' f , A v ' , ' , 7 , , 1 new 3 I r . , I fr V, g I i 51 ff, xgb -'GL ln' ff sv! -Qc-1 f 1' JOSEPH STILES JOHNSON ..J0e,, Ambition - To be a writer Hobby- Model planes, Favorite Saying - What's she talking painting about? Joe, one of the Associate Editors of the Emerald this year, has taken part in several other school acti- vities during his past three years. First, of course, Joe will be long-remembered in his role of Grandpa in the Senior Play, Meet Me In St. Louis. Besides the Senior Play, Joe has also taken part in the Drama- tic Club in his Senior year and the Archery Club during his Sophomore year. Lastly, Joe has been active in the Senior Class Council during the past year. MAR Y ELIZABETH JONES Mary Ambition - Own the driver of Hobby - Collect- one particular ing match H1949 Olds covers Favorite Saying - That's your fault, not mine While Mary has not been collecting match covers, she has been making a name for herself in the Commercial Course. She has received both the Theory certificate and the O.G.A. certificate in shorthand. There are a lot of '49 Olds around, but we hope Mary finds the right one. EDWARD PAUL KELLER A mbilion - Teaching Ilobby r J. C. Favorite Saying - Hi kid! Eddy has been one of our most active class leaders. His scholastic standing has been high during his three years of high school and everyone is acquainted with his ability in track. He has participated actively in Student Council, dramatics, Exponent and Pro Merito. His ready grin and quick humor have en- livened many a class. Success to you, Eddy, in your chosen vocation of teaching. DELORES ANN KESTYN Dolly ' Ambition - Nursing Hobby - Trying to lose weight Favorite Saying - Jeepers Dolly has been active in the Dramatic Club, the Forum, and the Bowling Club during her Senior year at G.H.S. She served on the Make-up com- mittee of the Senior Play and has been a member of the Yearbook and Football Dance committees, as well as an Exponent feature writer. Ath- letically, she has been on the softball team three years and has played intramural basketball. EUGENE JOSEPH KLEPACKI Eugene u Ambition - Work Hobby - Traveling Favorite Saying - O.K., let's go Eugene's years at G.H.S. have been concerned mainly with the Vocational School machine shop. However, during each of his three years here, he has found time to be a member of an intramural basketball team. Eugene is one fellow who should have no trouble in attaining his ambition. PHLOISE ELAINE KOONZ Phloise Phloise is one of the less active members of the class of 1950. Nevertheless, she participated in the Glee Club while she was a Sophomore and a Senior and was a member of the Exponent staff during her first year at Greenfield High School. Phloise has been prominent in her school work by earning the O.G.A. certificate for excel- lence in shorthand. s 'K ,ifr- N. wx.. .,l 1.,,. s -A W W, rv wx' 'Nh 'Qriv 'me- 6'Wf?Eeg, 435 uv a:wey.'af. . -Lazy-af, f ,F -A .W fu ,1 '2L.' 1. 'F , f xg. V- -- , . ' gi. . 5 X M: it WTSJ, , f '49 ' If - vi Qi Q f L iggrgixi , w ' , ,ix-,gi K V K Yi . -1 5 w ws, . ROBERT KURTYKA Tabby Ambition - Retire at twenty Hobby - Pool Favorite Saying 4 lf you say so Although this vocational student has not been seen in school affairs, he has kept himself quite busy with his work, both in and out of school. Tubby is quite a hand at pool, and he can usually be found shooting a round at Hennessy's. Tubby may have to stretch that ambition a few years, but he should realize part of it eventually. LORETTA NOIZMA LAGERBERG ager Ambition - Telephone operator Hobby H Photos Favorite Saying - You know what Whenever there's a group of students laughing and having a good time, you're sure to find Lager , Glee Club and intramural basketball have been among her activities. For fun there's nothing she enjoys more than square dancing or photography. Among Lager's future plans is her ambition to become a telephone operator. KENNETH ROBERT LAPAN Frenchy Ambition - Radar school Hobby - Girls Favorite Saying - Babydoll I do not want to be an auto mechanic! declared this member of the auto shop some time ago. Although he likes to tinker with cars, Frenchy would rather enter some other occupation, such as radar. When Frenchy's not in school, he plays some football and enjoys hunting. ALEXANDER JOHN LAPINSKI Alexander Ambition - Auto mechanic Hobby - Skiing Alexander has been the Exponent collector for his home room this past year. When he was a Junior, he was a participant in intramural basketball. The remainder of his time has been spent working in the Vocational School auto shop. SHIRLEY MQE LAPSERITIS tar Ambition - Nurse Hobby - Navy Favorite Saying - How diabolically clever Star is another gal who's been in about every organ- ization one can mention. Hold your breathg here goes: Senior Play, Glee Club, Band, Dramatic Club, Christ- mas Concert, Spring Concert, and the Football Banquet committee. Incidentally, she also played intramural basketball two years. ROBERT LAURIE . Bob Ambition - Cabinet work Hobby - Guns While not active in school affairs, Bob has spent time profitably working in the Vocational School cabinet shop. As his ambition shows, Bob has ' had a great interest in this work. His life has not been all work and no play. He has spent much of his free time hunting and collecting guns. '56 f x Q W it-XR 4 5. ca? f X A 'Z '+-'rg HERMAN JOSEPH LEVASSEUR u11l'l'lIl,SH .lmbilion - To find out more Hobby - These lovely girls about the weaker sex Favorilf' Saying - Where's Rosie? Herm's ambition is, and we quote, To find out more about the weaker sex Cweaker?J What more can we say about this fellow's wit? A steady worker in the print shop, he is well known for his optimistic view- points. We can't help wondering who inspired his hobby of dealing with women. ISABEL MARION LEVY Issi Ambiiion - To be a success Hobby - Music Favorite Saying a Well, I don't know Issi has been a member of both the Emer- ald and Exponent staffs. She played three years of intramural basketball and participated in Glee Club activities in her Sophomore year. She has been interested in the Dramatic Club in her Junior and Senior years. RAY WALTER LINDELL 'tLindia Ambiiion - Be successful Hobby - Baseball and hunting Favorilc Saying - You're crazy! As a vocational student Ray has been a very active member of the Class of 1950. Besides his work in the Old Machine Shop, Ray has been an S.A.S. collector, a member of the Good Government Day Committee, and the Student Council during his Senior year. When Ray was a Junior, he also played in intramural basket- ball. Baseball and hunting are two of Ray's main interests. JUNE MARILYN LOUDEN Jun1 ' Ambilion - Secretary Hobby - Keeping Frank's Favorite Saying - Heyl You car clean with the head! Although June's favorite hobby is keeping Frank's car clean, she is a talented pianist and roller-skater as well. In school life June has play- ed intramural basketball in her Junior and Senior years, has been a manager of the basketball team, has served on the class ring committee, and has been awarded an O.G.A. shorthand certificate. JOHN LUKOW Johnny Ambition - To own my Hobby - Hunting and fishing own business Aside from being Assistant Chairman of his home room this year, john, a member of the Vocational School auto shop, has played intramural basketball for the past three years. When not working around automobiles, John likes to hunt and fish. JEAN THENIS MacKENZIE Bonnie Jean Ambition - Missionary Hobby - Collecting almost Favorile Saying - Think I'm anything collect- crazy or something? able Among Jean's activities are membership in Glee Club and Camera Club during her years at G.H.S. Known as Bonnie Jean to her friends, her ambition is to become a missionary. For fun there is nothing Jean enjoys better than collect- ing postcards. EDWARD WALTER MACKEWICH 'tFish Ambition - To live off relatives Hobby - Fishing and Favorite Saying - Duck the butts. hunting Edward just returned to our class this year after spending some time in Turners Falls. As yet, he has no definite plans for the future. However, in whatever he does, he can rely on the best wishes of the Class of 1950. ERWIN PERCY MAGOON Herman Hobby - Going out nights Favorite Saying - Holy cats Herman has been one of the more active members of the Vocational School. During his Junior year, he was a member of the Sympathy Committeeg this past year he 'has served as an Exponent collector and as a member of the Assembly Program committee. LEO STEPHEN MANIATTY Leo Ambition - College Favorite Saying - Oh, my Lord. 'Remember that exciting football game last fall against Northampton High School? Yes, that's right. Leo saved the evening for G.H.S. that time! Besides his activity on the gridiron, Leo has been a member of the newly-organized Boys' Glee Club. LAWRENCE EDWARD MASIELLO Hollywood MasielIo Ambition - Concert singer Hobby - Music and play- Favorite Saying - You said that ing the radio right, Ace. Without a doubt, we will always remember Larry for his great voice and his love of music. Besides singing at several school dances, Larry sang in the Spring Concert, the Christmas Con- cert, and several other musical productions. Larry has also been active in the high school band and was a member of the Football Dance Com- mittee in his Senior year. KATHERINE MASTALER Katy Ambition - Joint partnership Hobby - Indians with Pete Favorite Saying - Trickiness Among Katy's many commercial awards may be mentioned the 5 min. 60 certificate, the 5 min. 80 certi- ficate, and the O.G.A. certificate, in shorthand and 40- word bronze medal in typewriting. In her Junior year-, she participated in the annual musical production, Station G.H.S. and was on several dance committees. Intramural basketball also took up some of her time during her first two years at G.H.S. JAMES FRANIZIS MCCARTHY Il ac!! Ambition - Law Hobby - Tennis Favorite Saying - Back in the old navy Although Mac was a member of the Student Council, the baseball squad, intramural basket- ball teams, and dance committees during his high school years, his main activity for several years was the, United States Navy. Mac, who was an A T 3, served at such places as Jacksonville, Floridag Corpus Christi, Texasg Memphis, Tennes- see: San Diego, Californiag Frankfort, Germanyg and Moffett Field, California. QW rf, wi- eugryzrff fkqniv it . , is , .gig . lllhnqs. 3, ,x, Xk.., .izgv gg'L is-:3s35gffa,X ,sf L fvQsEf9fS v msgs ' ' -:wheat .x, W- nf.. :e'1gf3ii3i,g,A . - -. :T T. xy- PHILIP HENRY MCDONOUGH Mac Favorite Saying - How about that Hobby - Setting pins at Willie's Phil seems to have a great interest in bowling. Be- sides working as a pin boy after school hours, he served as Captain of his bowling team during his Sophomore year. Intramural basketball also attracted Phil during his Hrst two years at Greenfield High School. Al- though Phil has not been too active in other school activities, there will always be a place for him in the class of 1950. HAYDEN LYLE McLELLAN Hayd-O Ambition - Game warden Hobby - Loafing Favorite Saying - Don't throw me that Hayden is another member of the Vocational School cabinet shop. He has not participated in any extra school activities but has concentrated on his shop work. Hayden hopes to be a game warden at some future date. We hope he realizes that wish. JAMES DEREK MCNICHOLAS Mac Ambition - Convert milk into Hobby - Collecting pin sherry up girls Besides serving on the Exponent staff, Mac has played intramural basketball three years, has been basketball manager this past year, and has served on the Publicity committee of the Senior Play. Mac has also been active in Hi-Y while a Senior. PATRICIA ANN MEECH Pat Ambition - Children's nurse Hobby - Talking Favorite Saying - Hi honey Pat has participated in many extracurricular activities, having been an active member of the Dramatic Club and the Exponent Staff, as well as serving on numerous committees. A member of Pro Merito , she has played intramural basketball for three years. Pat's admirable am- bition is to become a children's nurse. Pat was also Photography Editor of the Yearbook. LEO RICHARD METELICA Mad Russian Ambition - Veterinarian Hobby - Sports Favorite Saying - Lordy The Mad Russian is an active sports fan and play- ed intramural basketball in his Sophomore and Junior years. He has also played three years of football as well as Sophomore and Junior baseball. Should Mr. Sander explain a strange theorem in geometry, Dick would don his inoe-hynnr look and sigh gently: Lordy. We hope you will realize your ambition to be a veteri- narian. JOHN WILLIAM MEYER Jack Hobby - Hunting and fishing Although Jack has not participated in school affairs, he has certainly been capable of enlivening many a classroom. We don't know Jack's plans for the future, but we wish him good luck in everything he undertakes. ,ef eg ,U UM me LILLIAN MYI?A MORELL Lil Ambition - To graduate Hobby - Tommy Favorite Saying - Come on Because of her outside actiyities, Lillian has not been active in school activities. Intramural basketball, how- ever, has attracted her attention for the past three years. During her Sophomore year, Lillian was a mem- ber of the Glee Club, and during her past year, she served on the Costume Committee of the Senior Play. JEAN MILLER MOSHER Jeannie Ambition - To be a nurse Jeannie came to G.H.S. from St. John Voca- tional School, St. Johns, New Brunswick. Jean- nie's ambition is to be a nurse and train at Franklin County. An active member at St. John Jeannie was in the Musical Show, the Choral Club, Craft Club, Badminton Club, French Club, and Debating Club. PATRICIA ANN O'BRIEN .. Pai., Ambition - To be owner of Hobby - Traveling the Greenfield Meadows country in the Golf Course 37 Chevy Favorite Saying - Boy oh boy Pat has been an active member of the Glee Club and Camera Club during her high school years. One of our commercial students, Pat enjoys traveling around the country in the 37 Chevrolet, and after a brief hesitation adds it gets you there too. Always keep your wit Pat and you're sure to succeed. JOAN HELENE OSGOOD Joanie Ambition - To be a nurse Hobby - Collecting Favorite Saying - I don't know - match covers Joan il one of the less active members of our class in the field of extra activities. Because of her concentration on school work, she has only had time to be a member of the Bowling Club and a participant in intramural basketball, both during this past year. WILLIAM EDVIQIIIIFI OSTROWSKI ll Y! Ambition - Success in everything Hobby - Music and I attempt. photography Throughout our high school years most of us have heard Bill sing many times. As you probably suspect from this fact, Bill's main interest is music. Among his musical activities may be included the Boys' Glee Club, Christmas Concert, the 1949 Musical Show, G.H.S. On Your Dial , and the Christmas assembly. Bill has also taken an active part in the Camera Club in his Senior year. JEANNE ALICE PAOUETTE Jeanne Ambition - Office worker Hobby - Taking pictures Favorite Saying - Gee Jeanne is a quiet girl, but she has never had any difficulty making numerous friends among her classmates. Because of excellence in shorthand, 'Jeanne has been awarded the O. G.A. certificate. In the field of extra activities, she has been on the 'Emerald photography committee. ANNABELLE IRENE PARADIS Ann Ambition - Nurse Hobby - Photography Ann has been an active member of the class, being on several committees, and a member of Exponent staff. Ann , whose hobby is photography, is an active member of the Camera Club. Her co-operative and willing attitude should help Ann in attaining her ambition to become a nurse. ALICE MABEL PEARSON Alice Ambition - To get a good Hobby - Reading steady job Favorite Saying - Give me time Just a minute Alice has not been as active as some of the other members of the class, but she has made many friends just the same. Her ambition, To get a good steady job , is the desire of a great many Seniors at the time of graduation. WALTER HALL PETERS Ughmoe Ambition - Sleep, sleep, sleep Hobby - 95 Westminster Favorite Saying - Hear me St., Springfield, Mass. Athletics have taken up a good deal of Hall's time while here at G.H.S. Besides being an active partici- pant in track, he played three years of intramural bas- ketball. Hall has also been a member of the Boys' Glee Club, taking part in the Christmas Concert this year. WALTER HALL PETERS Lightning Ambition - To be a success Hobby - Art Favorite Saying - How're you gonna act? Walter is one fellow who likes to try a little bit of everything in the way of extra activities in school. In the sport field he has been a member of the football and track teams during his last two years and a member of an intramural basket- ball team all three years. Aside from sports, Wal- ter has been an Assistant Homeroom Chairman, a member of several dance committees, a partici- pant in the 1949 musical show, G.H.S. On Your Dial , and an active member of the Emerald Art Committee. ELIZABETH ANN PHILLIPS Ber1y Ambition - Hollywood Hobby - Collecting records Favorite Saying - More fun! Although Betty has not taken a part in any extra- curricular activities, she has taken a definite place in the class of 1950. Betty has spent a large part of her spare time enlarging her record collection, which at the present time contains approximately one hundred rec- ords from many of the leading orchestras in the nation. Betty has hopes of becoming a laboratory technician after graduation. JAMES ROCHE PHIPPARD Flip Ambition - Have another Hobby - Parties Senior Play fatter playj Favorite Saying - Ghue! Flip earned the Silver G award in his Junior year, was vice-president of Pro Merito, Co-Editor of the Exponent , Associate Editor of the Ern- erald , President of the Forum, actor in Meet Me in St. Louis , member of the Dramatic Club, the Student Council in his Senior and Junior year. Jim also ran for us on the track team at the fair. WILLIAM MERTON POTTER Bill Ambition - Auto mechanic Auto shop one week, classes the next - this has been Bill's regular schedule during his years at G.H.S. As a result of his work in the auto shop, Bill hopes to become an auto mechanic. We hope he receives his wish. FRANCES MADELINE PROULX f Bunny Ambition - To become owner Hobby - Traveling in of Greenfield the 37 Chevy Meadows Golf Course Favorite Saying - Gee Whiz. Bunny , a commercial student, hopes to be- come owner of the Greenfield Meadows Golf Course. Although skeptical at the outcome of such a venture, we wish Bunny the best of luck in her attempt. In commercial work Frances has obtained the Progress pin, Theory certificate, and 5 min. 60 and 80 certificates. BEVERLY ANN PUTNAM Zeke Ambition - Travel Hobby - Bowling and tennis Favorite Saying - How can you tell? Member of the Bowling Club, member of the Senior Play makeup committee, participant in intramural basketball- all these activities may be applied to this active member of the Class of 1950. Aside from Bev- erly's extra-curricular activities, she has earned the following commercial awards: the 5 min. 60 certificate, the 5 min. 80 certificate, the O.G.A. certificate, and the 40-word bronze medal. Also, Beverly is quite interested in tennis. DAVID WELDON RANDALL Charlie Ambition - Farmer Hobby - Sports Favorite Saying- If I told you, you would know David, one of the fellows in the Vocational School auto shop, has the ambition of becoming a farmer someday. David's interests are many, but his main interests lie in the sports field. He tells us his favorite sports are baseball, skiing, hunting, and fishing. JOHN HENRY RAU Bomber Ambition - Navy Hobby - Hunting and fishing Favorite Saying - What say Although Bomber hasn't participated in many extracurricular activities, we will remember him as an enthusiastic hunter and fisherman. He has turned out some very good work in the shop, and we're sure this training will help him in future plans. The navy will gain a good mari when John enlists. LOIS MAE RAYMOND Loie Ambition - Eating Hobby - Working Favorite Saying - Oh, Minnie Lois, while a Senior, has been an active member of the Football Dance committee and the Oneonta .Social committee. When Lois was a Junior she took a part in intramural basketball. Lois cer- tainly has a very familiar hobby. It will probably be the main hobby of most of us for many years 'to come. 4655. TRW 'ws wa.. HARRY NORMAN RENFREW Ambition s Teacher Hobby - Taking pictures Faiiorilf Saying - Holy cow Harry's big ambition is to be a teacherg he- hopes to go to Keene Normal School in New Hampshire. Harry's hobby is taking pictures. In his Sophomore year Harry was Ass't Home Room Chairmang in his Senior year Harry was promoted to Home Room Chairman. JEANNETTE LORETTA RHODES Toofies Ambiiion - To work Hobby - Collecting pictures Favorite Saying - Yeah? Jeannette has had so many activities outside of school that she has not had too much time for additional school activities, She has served on the Senior Activity Committee during her last year at G.H.S. and was a member of the Refresh- ment Committee for the Oneonta Social. We hear that Jeannette has quite a sizeable picture collection also. She has been collecting them in he wallet-size since early in 1949. RICHARD IRVING RICE Dirk 1 a1foril1' Saying - Heavens, no! Dick's time has been ably spent for the past three years with his machine work in the Vocational School. Outside of school activities, Dick has been active in the De Molay society. LOUISE RAE RICHARDSON Louise Ambifiorz - To be a successful Hobby - Reading teacher and writing poetry Favorile Saying - Sure Though Louise is well known about the school for her original poetry, her wide range of activities includes three years of intramural basketball and a year on the Exponent staff. Louise helped on the property committee for the Senior Play, served on the Student Council, and helped out on various dance committees. DANA ERWIN RITTALL Dana Ambition - To be a good boy Hobby- Staying out of Favorite Saying - That's what you think debt Most of Dana's spare time has been spent either with various clubs at the Y.M.C.A, or with his work at the Ann August Store. Intramural basketball, however, attracted Dana during his three years at Greenfield High School. Some of Dana's main outside interests, ajccfording to him, have been cards, basketball and foot- a 1. PHYLLIS DOROTHY ROGALSKI Rogie Rogie will be remembered by all for her athletic feats accomplished in school. As far back as the Junior High she has always been among the leaders in girls athletics. Rogie has played basketball three years, Held hockey three years, softball three years, as well as playing intra- mural field hockey and basketball her Sophomore year. ir' '7'4 l .K at . ... 2 ...f V vt sf ,L., 'taxi at sf..-gy i' 'isbtff t 2 . , N , . ,. ,. . , iii . A ' K r 'f' Q r . MARYANNE ROGERSON . g Roger-babe Ambition - Nursing Hobby - Deerfield Favorite Saying - Sugar! ! ? ? An active participant in field hockey and basketball, Maryanne is known to her friends as Roger-babe. She has been homeroom chairman in her Junior year, member of the Glee Club during her Sophomore and Junior years, at G.H.S. Her many-sided career will help her in her ambition to become a nurse. THOMAS PATRICK RYAN Big Tom Ambition - Work Hobby - Swimming Favorite Saying - Going to be a hard winter Besides playing three years of baseball and one year of football and basketball, this active voca- tional student has played intramural basketball for two years, has served on the Vocational Christmas Dance Committee and the Class Dance Committee, as well as serving on the Photography Committee of the Emerald. Tom was also elected Assistant Chairman of his home- room during his Junior year. KARLENE BLANCHE SACHSE Sachie Babe Ambition - Nursing Hobby - Sitting in Rita's Favorite Saying - How about that. Karlene has served as Homeroom Chairman in her Junior and Senior years and has played intramural basketball and field hockey. A cheerleader in her Jun- ior year, Karlene has also participated in the Glee Club and various musical shows. Much of Karlene's spare timg is spent in one of the most popular resorts in town - ita's. JOHN HENRY SADOWSKI kiw Sadows Ambition - Time will tell Hobby - Swimming Favorite Saying - Unprintable John has made up for his few school activities by several recreations and hobbies outside of school. Besides being an active member of the Y.M.C.A., John has been very interested in ping pong and basketball. His favorite summer acti- vities have been swimming and playing baseball. WILFRED JASMES ST. DENIS t. D. Ambition - Navy Favorite Saying - How can you tell? St, D's favorite pastime is smoking in the cellar and trying not to get caught. St. D probably has caused more than one of Mr. Watt's grey hairs. Seeing the world by way of the Navy is Bill's ambition. Bill has played intramural basketball all three years, and he was in the archery club. Bill likes skiing, and, living in Bingville, he doesn't have to go far to enjoy his sport. RICHARD N. SAUTTER Ambition - Travel Hobby - Getting in Turner's hair Favorite Saying - Hi-Thar. I don't know Qin answer to Turnerj Dick is a happy-go-lucky fellow whose skill in basketball and cheery grin are well known. He has been active in Hi-Y activities during his three years in high school. We've also noticed that he and a certain Mickey are inseparable comrades. If you hear a Hi Thar in the corridor, you may be sure it's Dick. He is a fellow who knows what he wants and strives to attain his goal. 'S F fi, PHILIP RICHARD SEVENE Phil Ambition - Retire at 40 Hobby - Pool Favorite Saying - I don't know . '4Phil began activity in the field of high school sports in his Sophomore year, when he played on the football and basketball teams. In his Junior year, Phil was on the football squad and his intramural basketball team. Phil also was active on the football squad in his Senior year. JOAN HELEN SHATTUCK KLJOH Ambition - Secretary Hobby - Collecting records Favorite Saying - Hurry up Collecting records appears to be Joan's hobby, and from what we hear, she has a fine collection. Joan's desire to become a secretary may be aided to some extent by the several awards she has re- ceived in the Commercial Course. Among these awards are the 5 min. 60 certificate, the O.G.A. certificate, and the 40-word bronze medal. Among Joan's other activities have been the Bowling and Camera Clubs, the Glee Club, intramural basket- ball and field hockey, and several committees. JERRY SHERMAN Jerry Ambition - Successful Hobby - Hunting Favorite Saying - What's the good word? Although Jerry has not been too active in extra- curricular activities, he has certainly been active else- where in the world. From 1945 to 1949 Jerry was a member of the United States Navy. During much of this time, he was on destroyer duty in the Pacific area as a radar operator. DONALD FRANCIS SINGLEY Don Ambition - Artist Hobby - Baseball Favorite Saying - Yeah ! ! Don is another vocational student who has been very active in school affairs. Besides having the rare distinction of serving three years on the Stu- dent Council, Don was Class Secretary in his Sophomore year. Also, he has served on several dance committees, has played intramural basket- ball, and was captain of his homeroom during the magazine .subscription drive, which was held during his Senior year. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SMEAD Shirt Ambition - Secretary Hobby - Horseback riding, Favorite Saying - Don't worry skiing, skating , about it. Shirl is a loyal rooter at all the school athletic events. She has been a member of the Glee Club, has participated in the musical show in her Junior and Sen- ior years, and has served on the Art Committee for the Yearbook. Shirl has won the 5 min. 60, and the O.G. A. shorthand certihcates. CAROL ANN SPAT Carol Hobby - Rollerskating Carol's skill on the basketball court is well known to her class mates. One of our most able guards she has been a great asset to the team dur- ing the two years she has played. Carol has also been active in intramurals, for she has played field hockey and basketball during her Sophomore and Junior years. ROBERT KNEELAND SPAULDING Bob Ambition - Contractor Hobby - Building h Bob is a member of the old machine shop. He is interested im building and hopes to become a contrac- tor. When we see a lot of new houses springing up, we can probably be sure Bob is having something to do with them. JAMES T. STAMATOPULOS Jim Ambition - To hit .300 Hobby - Ping pong Favorite Saying - You just don't look right. We know Jim for his extensive role as coordina- tor of class activities. In his Junior year, Jim held the office of Vice-President ofthe class, went out for the various sports, and was busy with dance committees and the Student Council. In the Sen- ior year, Jim was elected President of the class, the Student Council, and the Hi-Y. Further, Jim received his Silver G and has been active on the photography committee of the Emera1d. RICHARD FLOYD STONE Cupiee Ambition - Live through my Hobby - Coin collecting Senior year Favorite Saying - Whoooo? Dick is one fellow who makes use of- his advantages. Yes, he has used all of his 250 pounds more than once to stop an offensive drive of the opposing team during his three years of football. However, he has not spent so much time on sports that he has not had an opportunity to be a member of the Hi-Y for three years, President of that organization in his Senior year, and a partici- pant in the Christmas Concert. CHARLES ARTHUR STREETER Charley Ambition - To work in a store Hobby - Collecting stamps Charley's ambition is to work in a store. We can see the reason for that. He used to work at the Growers' Outlet, and, given half a chance, he could sell anyone half the store! When Charley's not busy with outside work, he spends quite a lot of time with his stamp collection. CAROLYN STRIEGEL Carolyn Ambition - Secretary Hobby - Driving Favorite Saying - Are you sure? One of our peppy cheerleaders, Carolyn has actively participated in extra-curricular activities. Among her interests are included Glee Club, intramurals and musi- cal shows. Ten to one, if you hear some one saying Are you sure? , it's Carolyn. One of her hobbies comes in six letters - H968-4O3. ARLENE LORETTA TETREAULT Ari Ambition - To travel Favorite Saying - Oh, yeah? Arl is a rather quiet commercial student who has not found time to take part in any other acti- vities aside from her regular school work. In this field, however, she has been quite prominent, earning the Theory certificate in shorthand. Wifi I -1 V. fl , I vault wa! - ,gur- CLAIRE MARIE! ANNE THEROUX 'AC aire Ambition - Secretary or dress Hobby - Roller skating designer Favorite Saying - Oh, brother! Because of her excellence in academic work, Claire has been a member of the Pro Merito honor society during her Senior year. Besides school work, Claire has had an interest in athletics. This interest is shown by her participation in intramural basketball when she was a Junior. This past year Claire was an usher for the Senior Play. ROBERT WILLIAM THRASHER Bob Ambition - Be a scientist Hobby - Exponent Favorite Saying - Where's your assignment? Bob's main hobby and interest is the Ex- ponent. As staff member in his Junior and Sophomore years, and as Co-Editor in his Senior year, he has done a grand job. The Exponent however, has not claimed all of his time, for he has found time for active participation in numer- ous clubs and committees. Bob will also be re- membered for his convincing portrayal of Mr. Dodge in the Senior Play, as well as for his work on the Yearbook. SYLVIA MARIE TOGNERI Sylvia Ambition - Bookkeeper Favorite Saying - Oh, Sugar Remember that fine drill corps we had last year. Well, Sylvia was a very active participant in that or- ganization. Sylvia has also been busy during her Senior year, having been a member of the Bowling Club and ai usher for the Senior Play. JANICE MARIE TOWNSEND i'Jan Ambition - Secretary Favorite Saying - Hope I got a letter Besides participating in the Dramatic Club and the U.S. History Forum, Janice has been Secre- tary of the Pro Merito Society, a member of the ' 'Exponent' ' staff, and Chairman of her homeroom. Janice has also been quite active in such sports as intramural basketball and intramural field hock- ey. At the present time she desires to enter secre- tarial work. ROBERT PAUL TURNER Mickey Ambition - To be an engineer Hobby - Sports and Favorite Saying - Sautter, what's getting Sautter out the answer???? of my hair Mickey has been quite prominent in school affairs these past three years. This past year he has been a member of Hi-Y and the Senior Play Publicity com- mittee. In the sports world, he has played baseball and intramural basketball for three years. 4 CHARLES ROBERT UNAITIS Snapper Ambition - Ski like Nook Hobby - Women Favorite Saying - How about that Snapper , another admirer of feminine pul- chritude, is a standout on the basketball court. Many a time has Snapper amazed us with ex- hibitions of fancy dribbling and shooting. If he can ski as well as he plays basketball, he will have no trouble in satisfying his ambition. DAVID ALLEN VALLEY Dave Ambition - Be a millionaire Hobby - Hunting .Dave joined our class this past year from Gardner High School. Hence. he has not had much opportunity to take a part in extra curricular activities at G.H.S. Dave tells us that he has an interest in both baseball and football. He's quite a good basketball player, too. PRISCILLA VAN WAGNER Pussy Ambition - Airline hostess You can tell Pussy a mile away by her blonde hair. CNo peroxide eitherlj Pussy played three years of intramural basketball and played field hockey in her Junior year. She has been a mem- ber of the Dramatic Club her last two years, as well as a participant on the P.T.A. hospitality committee her Senior year. Pussy has had a mania for souvenirs and has rounded up quite a collection for herself. DOUGLAS WAGNER ..D0Ug,, Ambition - To make money Hobby - Hunting and Favorite Saying - Gowan! fishing Doug has the ambition of practically everyone. We certainly hope he fulfills it. Aside from his daily work in the Old Machine Shop, he spends much of his after-school hours working as a pin boy. He seems to like that type of work, being an ardent bowler and a member of the Bowling Club. After Doug graduates, he hopes to live with his brother in Rhode Island. NORMA LORRAINE WAITE Norma Ambition - Marry an old Hobby - Hunting for my millionaire with a millionaire and bad cough sitting in Rita's Favorite Saying - Hi ya babe Dramatic Club, intramurals, and Exponent work are among Norma's activities. Her versatili- ty is shown by her work on various committees and clubs. A girl with definite plans, she hopes to marry a millionaire. With this optimistic view- point, life should be interesting for Norma. HERBERT ARTHUR WARRINER Herbie Ambition - To be a help Hobby - Writing letters to others Favorite Saying - My goodness It's very true that Herbie has not been too promi- nent in extra-curricular activities in school. Yet, out- side of school, he has done a great deal more than many of us. He has worked untiringly with the Salvation Army to help the needy and to bring the word of God to many. We've certainly been proud, Herbie , to have you as a member of our class. GENE ELWIN WASHER Smoky Ambition - Auto mechanic Favorite Saying - Believe mel' Gene is one fellow who has that sought-after -ability of making friends wherever he goes. As well as taking an active part in the work of the auto shop, Gene has been chairman of his home- room for three years, as well as an S.A.S. collector during the same period. Also, during his Senior year, he has been a member of the class council. Gene hopes to become an auto mechanic ,after graduation. JOYCE MARIE WATERMAN Joyce Ambition - M.M.R. Hobby - Dancing Besides being a member of the Dramatic Club, Joyce was a prompter in Meet Me in St. Louis. Showing varlety in her interests, we remember her as home room chairman and as reporter on the Exponent staff. She was also active in sports, taking part in three years of intramural basketball. ROBERT FREDERICK WHEELER Whitey Ambition - Chef Hobby - Rollerskating Favoriie Saying - What odds you give me? Whitey is a vocational student who has really made himself known to the rest of the class by his participation in many activities. These activities include the following: two years on the Student Council, ticket committee, and stage committee of the Senior Play, S.A.S. Chairman, a three-year member of the track squad, and a participant in intramural basketball for two years. Whitey has also served on several dance committees during his years at G.H.S. SHIRLEY MABEL WILLIAMS Ambition - Be a success in life Hobby - Collecting Favorile Saying - My aching back small bottles Shirley has been a great asset to the Glee Club and musical shows during her high school years. A com- mercial student, Shirley's worthwhile ambition is to be a success in life. Her rather unusual hobby is collecting small bottles, and from what we hear she has a varied and large collection. WAYNE NEWMAN WOODARD Wayne Ambition - Cabinet work Hobby - Horseback riding Day after day Wayne works busily in the Voca- tional School cabinet shop without making much commotion throughout the school. Still, he finds his work very interesting and hopes to continue it after graduation. In his spare time, Wayne likes horseback riding. ff f,. N! f 1, f. 4 p., A+ , ,ry .V g ,, ,V ., 2 Q 173598 , , Q12 I ' , 247 f. i-if x ' , i pp. JUNIGR CLASS I lu 'Y ' ' .ZA f wr W, ',.fW ,,,,i?j75' '!vk'W f ww 1 M P ' ' f - f ., Wlirfv ' '-', A gT,e7i1y.4iwf Q .5 W Mm f' .9 . , ff-E Wm., an V? x , bb if W., -rw...,, ., , I M f. 21,5 ,7 f SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 ' '- 'T Q -H. T- -fffzfru . , Awmfgkd-fewv.wmz Wig7'W' ' A ' ' -' .f A ' A g, , . . , 1 L' ,,f -' -A .L ANA- M ,,,. I .4--m.. .,.1.,v W - W W ' '- M ' H ., ,mW,.M,. 5131. ' 5 ' Q Y - A, f , 'H A ' ' 545 Milli, , , .,f,M,w1w' f MW, if , , f f-Y f fff' f uf' wi A YEAR AT G.H.S The Dale-June 20, 1950 The Time - One half hour before graduation. The Place- Greenfield High School The Characters - Bill Green and Jim White, two members of the class of 1950. BILL Hi, Jim. Well, are you ready for the big event? ' JIM I certainly am. Gee, where's the time . gone? It seems only yesterday that I entered G. H. S. as a full-fledged senior. BILL I feel that way too. Remember Mr. Watt standing just inside the doorway to welcome his little ones back into the fold? JIM How could anyone forget him? I can also see a choice portion of his little ones exercising their heads off that same afternoon up at Veterans' Mem- orial Field. BILL JIM Robert Burniski You mean the football squad, of course. Boy, they certainly put up a battle this year. Nook and Son- ny really made names for themselves during the season. Somebody told me that 1949 was an off-year for elections. It didn't seem that way at G. H. S. Almost before we knew it, we had elected our class officers. Q. BILL JIM Edwin Allen Let's see, we had James Stamatopulos, presidentg Betty Drew, vice-presidentg Barbara Allen, secretaryg and Stanley Doore, treasurer. Speaking of Stan, I hear the class has finally paid all their dues. Stan kept telling Mr. Lovett all along that the inevitable day would arrive sooner or later. It turned out to be later. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left Io righiz James Stamatopulos, Betty Drew, Barbara Allen, Stanley Doore, 'r f1 ' wgwlii Q-4 . .M , '10 SENIOR HOME ROOM CHAIRMEN lfirsl row, I lo r: Stanley Doore, Janice Townsend, Phyllis Rogalski, Donald Cardwell Iiuvk rum: William Hawkins, Gene Washer, Keith Alden. SENIOR ASSISTANT HOMEROOM CHAIRMEN I Firsl row, Ho rr Betty Babcock, Katherine Mastaler, Karlene Sasche Bavk row: Joseph Johnson, John Fiske, Henry Bogus- lawski, John Lukow. JY? HI-Y OFFICERS l.fj!'lfor1'ghf: Paul Burdick, Richard Sautter, James Stamatopulos, Stanley Doore. Richard Stone. JIM Say, Bill, don't forget the other elec- tions that took, place. First of all we elected our homeroom chairmen: Room 14 Donald Cardwell 15 Stanley Doore 18 William Hawkins 24 Phyllis Rogalski 25 Janice Townsend BILL That's right. Let's not forget their Room I L JIM assistants, though. Their work was just as important: 14 Betty Babcock 15 John Fiske 18 Joseph Johnson 24 Katherine Mastaler 25 Karlene Sachse Quite a few of our clubs got underway soon also. For example, the Hi-Y organization lost no time in electing James Stamatopulos, presidentg Rich- ard Stone, vice-presidentg Stanley Doore, secretary, Richard Sautter, treasurerg and Paul Burdick, chaplin. BILL JIM BILL JIM The Camera Club began anew this year under the direction of Mr. Wey- mouth. In a Very short time they elected Rosemary Paradis, presidentg William Ostroski, vice-presidentg Jean Rivard, secretaryg Annabelle Paradis, treasurer. Also, Miss Rose and Miss Curtis con- tinued the Current-Events Forum again this year. That group selected the following slate of officers: James Phippard, president Edward Keller, secretary Robert Thrasher, publicity Jane Crepeau, program I think we've left out one of the most important organizations in school- the Student Council. You're right. We mustn't forget them. Jim Stamatopulos followed in brother Steve's footsteps and was elected president. Other officers were Riella Emery, vice-presidentg Ellen Eris- man, secretaryg Edward Keller, ass't treasurer. CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Lefiio right: Annabelle Paradis, William Ostroski, Rosemary Paradis, Mr. Clinton C. Weymouth, Jean Rivard. FORUM OFFICERS Left to right: Edward Keller, Jane Crepeau, James Phip- pard, Robert Thrasher. ,STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to rzght: Riella Emery, Ellen Erisman, James Stamatopulos, Edward Keller. BILL JIM v While we were busy during the day- light hours here at G. H. S., many other activities were taking place in the evening - night classes, P. T. A. meetings, club activities, and play re- hearsals. Why, practically any night the place was really lit up. Of course, Bill, G. H. S. wasn't the only busy place during the evenings. Some students decided to partake of the homey atmosphere of Carl's or decided to view the town from Poet's Seat Tower. . N xxx 5 JIM BILL JIM You mentioned something about play rehearsals. Were you, by any chance, referring to the Senior play? Nothing but. I just happen to have with me a short article about that mammoth production. Would you like to see it? Why not? Meet Me in St. Louis, a comedy of family life in 1904, was presented by the Senior Class to a near-capacity audience on the evenings of the eigh- teenth and nineteenth of November. Jane Crepeau and Edward Keller starred as Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the parents of a typical St. Louis family of the period. The play is based on the family's desire to prevent their father from moving to a New York branch office. One of the main reasons for this desire is the forthcoming Worlds Fair, an event which has been anticipated for many years. The climax of the play is reached at the time when the girls half-drown Mr. Dodge, the boss, with bags of water. Outraged, Mr. Dodge fires the bewildered Mr. Smith. In a fast-moving conclusion Mr. Dodge discovers that the office cannot be managed without Mr. Smith's help. Therefore, the latter is rehired and permitted to remain in St. Louis- with a raise in salary. The cast included the following: Mr. Smith Edward Keller Mrs. Smith Jane Crepeau Lon Bernard Ethier Tootie Dorothy Crimmings Grandpa Joseph Johnson Katie Eleanor Davenport Esther Shirley Laperitis Rose Mary T. Hanley Mrs. Waughop Claire Barrett Ida Boothlg Mary Carroll Fred Gregory J Ohn AIGX Agnes Theresa Bergeron John Shepherd Stanley Doore Lucille Betty Arnesen Mr. Dodge Robert Thrasher Duffy James Phippard Conductor .IOhI1 Fiske The play was directed by Mr. William L. Hubbard. SENIOR PLAY Left to right: Bernard Ethier, Betty Arnesen, Doore. Stanley SENIOR PLAY Left to right, hack to front: Dorothy Crimmings, Edward Keller, Joseph Johnson, Bernard Ethier, Mary T. Hanley, Jane Crepeau, Shirley Lapseritis, Theresa Bergeron. SENIOR PLAY CAST First row, Ito r: M. T. Hanley, S. Lapseritis, C. Bar- rett, D. Crimmings, M. Carroll, J. Crepeau, E. Davenport, B. Arnesen, Back row: J. Phippard, B. Ethier, S. Doore. J. Johnson, R. Thrasher, E. Keller. J. Fiske. JIM . WJ. . That was certainly an event to be long-remembered. What's next on Mal, ff-., BILL JIM asqgx the list? I hate to admit it, but our Green Wave were not winning quite all their games this year. Therefore, our dear, frail cheerleaders tried their skill at the game during the annual Turkey-Day classic. Both Greenfield and Turners Falls put on one of their best demonstra- tions in many years at half time. Left Io righl: Mr. Watt, Mr. Nichols, John Joslyn BILL JIM fi' .J ' 'l ,. ' ' 'Q' While we're on the subject of football, we can't forget the annual Football Banquet. Remember when Johnny Joslyn received his letter? He cer- tainly deserved it! A little later Stan Benjamin had to put in his two-cents worth. It seems that someone thought he looked young for his age. .IIM BILL JIM We've been talking so much about football that We've forgotten about our second major sport - basketball. Let's talk about that for a while. Who wants to talk about it! Oh, come now. The season wasn't as bad as all that. Still, I must admit that Danny Dyer had his moments of despair. Janice Hendrick and Phyllis Rogalski BILL JIM BILL f , 4 ' , Let's change to a more pleasant sub- ject. I hear that Phyllis Rogalski and Janice Hendrick led the girls' basket- ball team to a host of victories. The girls get all the breaks! I Wouldn't call it all luck. The Green Lassies really had a mighty fine team BILL iq In fact, I think both the boys' and girls' basketball teams should be complimented for their hard, clean play in all games win or lose. JIM BILL JIM BILL JIM BILL JIM I recall that there was a slight pause in-all this athletic activity for some- thing called mid-year exams. Why spoil our graduation talking about mid-year exams! Well, we were discussing the year's events. You've got to admit exams were an event , to say the least. Still, I don't suppose many students studied any harder than usual. Oh no? Look at this picture I took the day before exams. Of course, a few fortunate souls sur- vived their mid-years to the extent that they were admitted as members of the Pro Merito honor society. If only I had brains! PRO MERITO SOCIETY Bollom row, 110 r: C. Theroux, J. Jaworski, J. Crepeau, P. Hale, A. Davey, I. Levy, L. Richardson Second row. 110 r: J. Townsend, J. Phippard, K. Mastaler, E. Erisman, J. Roberts, E. Keller Third row, I In r: B. Putnam. B. Curtis, E. Davenport, P. Meech, R. Thrasher, A. Lyman, Boguslawski Fourlh row, 1 io r: P. Bibby, M. Bellefeuille, M. Dalmaso, C. Boisjolie, P. Crowley, R. Warr1ner Top row. Ito r: E. Lewis. R. Prescott. l'lilnI1lB'1ivlvlQ:lumnru vunn mnnmu-vu on nmnw.-K -. .---. -5- . -A-.. -.-.. -.,---W --M A , I I i C1 YEARBOOK EDITORS Sitling, I to r: Eleanor Davenport, Patricia Meech, Louise Richardson, Jane Crepeau. Standing: Bernard Ethier, Edward Keller, Maryanne Rogerson, Robert Thrasher, Joseph Johnson, James Phippard. BILL JIM .fs -t-, f, PM - ,ot,,,,r 5' as - ' 'I sg., ,.,h, I I Wt: r , . v, .tg fl Say, we mustn't leave out the fact that the 1950 edition of the Emerald had gotten underway by this time. I saw a copy yesterdayg I certainly feel it is one of the best yet. Maybe so, but I'm not going to com- pare it with last year's book until the results are published. If we do as well as last year's class, we can feel mighty proud! BILL JIM BILL JIM BILL Let's see. Bob Thrasher took over as editor-in-chief, assisted by Jane Cre- peau, James Phippard, and Joe John- son. Photography editor was Pat Meechg Bernard Ethier took charge of the art workg Ed Keller and Mary- anne Rogerson handled the sportsg and Louise Richardson took care of the advertising. Buisness arrange- ments were handled by Eleanor Dav- enport. That's rightg but you've got to give a lot of credit to Mr. Lovett, Mr. Hub- bard, and all the others who helped out in any way. I want to add that the art department deserves a good deal of appreciation and praise for constructing a model stage which so resembled our re- decorated stage in the auditorium. While we're on the subject of the year- book,-who got their names and pic- tures in Who's Who this year? There's a copy of the Emerald on the table. Open it to pages 60 and 61. Lux xg, ll JAMES STAMATOPULOS Most Popular Done most for G.H.S. Most Versatile Best School Spirit Best All Around ROBERT BURNISKI Best Looking ROBERT THRASHER Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed STANLEY DOORE ClassAthlete Class Hustler EDWARD KELLER Class Actor ROBERT DUPREY Best Dressed GORDON COBB Most Bashful WILLIAM HAWKINS Cutest Most Cheerful Most Witty WILLIAM CASEY Class Musician ERWIN ENDERLE Class Dreamer PAUL BURDICK Cleverest ROBERT EDMONDS Best Dancer RIELLA EMERY Most Popular Cutest Best School Spirit MARGARET CHENEY Best Looking JANE CREPEAU Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed PHYLLIS ROGALSKI Class Athlete MARY T. HANLEY Class Actress Class Dreamer Best Dancer THERESA BARRY Best Dressed ,- , M 4 t I i is 2 .,... Q 4492 J ., XAC ?f' 'F , ' T i,i, gm, ' f' V.-, .fi-f ,..,. fw 21 12? ' A fn 1 ' fi ,f wg ,, ,yy , V, 1 ...ff , - I4 f f ' f B mfg? 6 1 f fzwlf 2 , .v 'i ANN BEAUMONT Done Most for G.H.S. Class Hustler ALICE HUME Most Bashful DOROTHY BOHANON Class Musician MARY L. HANLEY Most Cheerful Most Witty CONNIE GRAVES Cleverest MARYANNE ROGERSON Most Versatile Best All Around rr'f 'xf'Ef!. W f I1 1.. -f V , , V WRITERS of WILL, PROPHECY, HISTORY Sitting, Ito r: Barbara Allen, Jane Crepeau, Eleanor Davenport Standing: James Stamatopulos, Stanley Doore, William Hawkins. JIM The class certainly picked a wide se- lection of students. I voted for most of them myself. BILL JIM BILL JIM BILL JIM BILL JIM BILL I certainly wish we could talk over some more events of the past year. I didn't realize so much had happened. We've still got a couple of minutes left before the Jinal event. What did you think of the class history, will, and prophecy? They were very good. Do you happen to know where I could get a copy of them? Just look in the Senior Edition of the Exponent You'll find everything there. Well, I guess it's about time to go. I certainly don't want to be late to- night. Sometimes I'm really sorry that it's all over. You probably feel the same way, don't you? I suppose I might as well confess I do. I've passed some of the happiest days of my life here at G. H. S. Say, we'd better hurry. Come on. I'm right behind you. ff 1. 4, 4954 74, ugljifyqlf 1 f f f K 45 X 1 5 , I X fp ff 5 ef ' Y VID, WX 7 -97 ,nf mmf 5 ,Kff Most popular Best-looking Most studious Class athlete Class actor Class actress Best dressed Most likely to succeed Done most for G. H. S. Most bashful Cutest Class musician Class dreamer Most cheerful Cleverest Most versatile Best dancer Class hustlers Most witty Best school spirit Best all around JUNIOR OFFICERS I Left Io right: Robert Britton, Ellen Erisman, Chris Collins JUNIOR WHO'S WHO BOY John Joslyn I Roland Emery William O'Donnell John Joslyn Richard Prescott Roland Emery Richard Prescott Robert Britton Christopher Collins Peter Conway Lawrence Shumway Lawrence Shumway William Waite William Waite William Waite Richard Shattuck Richard Prescott Richard Prescott Robert Britton John Joslyn GIRL Ellen Erisman Rosemary O'Hara Pauline Bibby Marlyn Barrise Pauline Bibby Barbara Couture Evelyn Lewis Pauline Bibby Carolyn Gass Ellen Erisman Evelyn Lewis Arlene Ellis Mary Lou McHugh Ann Hamer Evelyn Lewis Ann Hamer Pauline Bibby Anne McGuane Rosemary O'Hara Ellen Erisman JUNIOR HOME ROOM CHAIRMEN .,.,..-.--I Left to right: Joseph Drumgool, Mary Lou McHugh, Pauline Bibby, Richard Shattuck JUNIOR ASSISTANT CHAIRMEN Left lo right: June Seyfert, Sheila Hayes, James Bynum, Beverley Donovan, Elizabeth Preble SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Most popular Best-looking Most studious Class athlete Class actor Class actress Best dressed Most likely to succeed Done most for G. H. S. Most bashful Cutest Class musician Class dreamer Most cheerful Cleverest Most versatile Best dancer Class hustlers Most Witty Best school spirit Best all around W I ,I Lefl to right: William Lewis, Patricia Murley, Amelia Bergeron, Paul Conway SOPHOMORE WHO'S WHO BOY William Lewis Richard Godlesky Ernest Alex Charles Harris Robert Prescott John Pochus Ernest Alex William Lewis Allan Scott Walter Wandeloski Robert Walborn Robert Walborn Nelson Akey David Merz William Lewis John Pochus Samuel Wade Nelson Akey William Lewis William Lewis GIRL Barbara Clifford Amelia Bergeron Marion Fassett Barbara Clifford Patricia Murphy Ruth Ethier Eleanor Smith Susan Atwood Patricia Murley Joyce Woodard Beverly Keller Judy Suhl Kathleen Tetreault Susan Atwood Barbara Clifford Barbara Clifford Susan Atwood Susan Atwood Susan Atwood Barbara Clifford SOPHOMORE HOME RCOM CHAIRMEN Left to right: Walter Wandeloski, Constance Jubb, Diane Rood, Gail Beaumont, Paul Conway SOPHOMORE ASSISTANT CHAIRMEN Left to right: Joan Shotz, Joan Hayes, Nelson Akey, Marian Fassett, Patricia Murley i iaigjikxiff Katherine lei-I . rx- ' gg B' ' 2 'fl N. 4 3 ll, 1 M- ' i,i l Betty - Carolyn - Lil - Betty Mike and boys 'HY 'Q 'R H . Marg - Clair - Ann - Ann N...-3 Stan and Pussy Barb - Jay - Don - Bill if 'WIN 25,44 wb- Ann and' Bob Co-editors at work Ray and Pat The Pyramid Club ff5i r ,X kj ,V 'LA fi Y QT 2 W T9 X tg X .X x , V ,M,,,,,,,M , ,, , L STUDENT COUNCIL iv' l 1, Firsl row, Ito r: Susan Atwood, Margaret Dedinas, Ellen Erisman, Riella Emery, Barbara Clifford, Elinor Smith, Evelyn Lewis Second row: Robert Britton, Donald Singley, James Stamatopulos, James Phippard, Edward Keller, Ray Lindell Third row: Phillip Brocklesby, Albert Singley, David Merz. OFFICERS ,in 4 PRESIDENT James Stamatopulos F VICE-PRESIDENT Riella Emery SECRETARY Ellen Erisman TREASURER Edward Keller The Student Council, expressing its ever-increasing hand in school affairs, showed a great vitality in its meetings. Many issues were discussed by the council, some routine, some controversial. The topics included rules for dances, and selling cokes at basketball games. Today the Student Council has become more active in guiding the affairs of Greenfield High School. SILVER G Seniors Edward Keller Stanley Doore James Stamatopulos Jane Crepeau Robert Thrasher Eleanor Davenport Isabel Levy Patricia Meech Annabelle Paradis Hellen Berry Louise Richardson Thomas Ryan Joseph Johnson Robert Wheeler Shirley Lapseritis Janice Hendrick Madeline Currier Ray Lindell Herbert Warriner Paul Burdick Ann Beaumont Orrin Gurney Delores Kestyn Maryanne Rogerson Elizabeth Babcock Cynthia Holman Ronald Graves Carolyn Striegel Joyce Waterman Janice Townsend John Lukow Philip Barnes Katherine Mastaler Minnie Graveline Jean MacKenzie Lois Raymond Jeannette Rhodes .F 14, ..., -., ff f Wm 5 , Zf aff xffa fff Juniors Robert Britton Ellen Erisman Madeline Daigneault Rosemary O'Hara Anne Davey Mary Lou McHugh Roland Emery EMERALD l 1950 EMERALD COMMITTEES Editor-in-Chief Robert Thrasher Editors Jane Crepeau Joseph Johnson James Phippard Photography Editor. . . ....,........... . . .Patricia Meelch Art Editor ....4,..... .... ...... B e rnard Ethier Adpgffjgfng Mqnqggr. , , . . .Louise R1Ch31'ClSOI1 Business Manager ..,.. .... E leanor Davenport Girls' Sports. , Boys' Sports. . Delores Kestyn Ann Beaumont Richard Sautter Richard Blake Claire Theroux Typing Patricia Jackman Photography Betty Drew Carolyn Striegel Barbara Allen Jeanne Paquette Frances Proulx Delores Kestyn Paul Burdick Thomas Ryan Business Committee Carol Spat Gene Washer Jean Mosher Orin Gurney Isabel Levy Robert Wheeler Janice Hendrick John Lukow Janice Townsend Ronald Graves Mary Dalmaso Advertising Joan Shattuck Bettie Arnesen Joyce Waterman Annabelle Paradis Louise Richardson Claire Barrett Robert Turner William Dobbrow Mary Lou McHugh Andrew Anderson . . .Maryanne Rogerson Edward Keller Hellen Berry Stanley Doore Francese Goodale Alice Hume John Alex Typing. Carolyn Striegel Art Shirley Smead Beverly Putnam Jane Crepeau Connie Graves Richard Stone William Waite Jean Paquette Douglas Cousino CHEERLEADERS i1l':1onQ.l i' ' JUNIORS Rosemary O'Hara Ellen Erisman Mary ,Io McNicholas V SENIORS Riella Emery Margaret Cheney Theresa Barry Carolyn Striegel Greeniield High School can well be proud of this year's cheering squad, for the vigor displayed by the cheerleaders was only dominated by the showing of good sportsmanship, Under the leadership of Riella Emery, a veteran of two years, the squad will always be remembered for the splendid performances given at the home and out-of-town games. Teamwork, willingness, co-operation - these three exemplify the spirit of 195O cheerleaders. S SOPHOMORES Patricia Murphy Joan Hayes Barbara Clifford 'N f' 'v r! W ix X X , 3.1! ,, ,. M MUSICAL SHOW lf .' V. , ag- F' I 75939 Madeline Daigneault June Seyfert Peggy Moran Rosemary O'Hara Ann McGuane Shirley Koch Pat Seibert Janice Rigalli Pauline Bibby Beverley Keller IV Directed by Philip Johnson The Atlantic City Boardwalk was David Eisner Larry Masiello Ralph Blogett Carl Jordan Fred Clements Bill Ostroski Wayne Morse Leo Canedy Bob Edmunds Bruce Plympt OH the theme of the musical show presented by the high school musical department. As in the past the show was presented in two parts, the Hrst part being in the form of concert music with the second presenting more modern forms of music. ORCHESTRA Left lo right: J. Regali, P. Bibby, W. Casey, R. Blodgett, C. Jordan, L. Shumway, F. Clements, B. Plympton, D. Eisner, L. Canedy, B. Keller. BAND 6 ., -gnvvhv shane: V nu-Q, an... .... rm. H qv' ,nv A Y ?e i nur x a , H- GLEE CLUB I Patricia Murphy Betty Raymond Jean Rivard Joan Schatz Betty Horta Patricia Murley Katherine Sessler Shirley Koch Ann Varilly June Seyfert Patricia Seibert Ann Hamer Beverly Keller Marie Barrett Gloria Brissette Margaret Martin GLEE CLUB MEMBERS Margaret Cheney President Anita Cross I zbrarzan Betty Babcock B V Janice Regali - Secretary Madeline Currier Phloise Koonz Shirley Smead Carolyn Striegel Shirley Williams Joan Shattuck Janet Burns Marjorie Baker Marie Bellefeuille Beverly Blake Carol Brissette Phyllis Babcock Pauline Bibby Phyllis Cadran Barbara Couture Gladys Chludzins Barbara Curtis ki Madeline Daigneault Beverly Donovan Marcia Ingham Elinor Johnson Joan LaPa1me Ruth Lapides Evelyn Lewis Anne McGuane Shiela McDonough Margaret Moran Mary Jo McNicholas Mary Lou McHugh Rosemary O'Hara Elizabeth Preble Connie Duffney Ellen Erisman Sheila Hayes Susan Hoadley BOWLING CLUB TEAM 1 Barbara Allen Betty Drew Francese Goodale Philip McDonough Betty Chesk TEAM 2 Erwin Enderle Delores Kestyn Margaret Cheney Ann Bailey Dorothy Bohanon TEAM 3 Carleton Lavin Louise Richardson S lvia To neri Y 8 ' Mary Dalmaso Dick Shattuck Joan Osgood TEAM MEMBERS is g TEAM 4 John Fiske J une Smith Lorraine Cotton Judy Suhl Edward Keller TEAM 5 Dick Hartwell Ralph Blogett Lawrence Vincent Anita Cross Madeline Currier TEAM 6 Jane Perry Peggy Gabree Ruth Murdock Andrew Anderson George Hatch Theodore Gordon The Bowling Club, under the guidance of Mr. Georgerian, has enjoyed a third year of acti- vity at local alleys. 1 as-as 3 CAMERA CLUB President . Rosemary Paradis Secrelary I Jean Rivard Jane Crepeau Edward Keller David Bronson Patricia Murley Ruth Burdick Joyce Watts 91? Vice-President William Ostroski Treasurer Annabelle Paradis Paul Conway Mildred Majewski John Taylor Richard Way John Provost Robert Girard The Camera Club, newly-formed this year under the direction of Mr. Clinton G. Weymouth, has made a study of picture-taking as well as the development, printing, and enlarging techniques. During the Christmas season the club was instructed in the making of personalized Christmas cards. DRAMATIC CLUB Robert Thrasher Ann Caron Shirley Lapseritis Ann Beaumont Mary Lou McHugh Phyllis Babcock Betty Babcock Joyce Waterman Janice Townsend Betty Arnesen Mary T. Hanley Eleanor Smith Jane Haskell Patricia Murphy Robert Britton Ellen Erisman Theresa Barry Janice Hendrick Cynthia Holman Delores Kestyn Harry Cowan Betty Preble James Phippard 7 'E FACULTY ADVISOR Mr. Milo Galbraith Jane Crepeau Theresa Bergeron Edward Keller Jack Fiske Joseph Johnson Eleanor Davenport Dorothy Crimmings Bernard Ethier Mary Carroll Helen Berry Norma Waite Janet Burns Isabel Levy Sam Wade Beverly Donovan James Stamatopulos Carol Brissette Priscilla Van Wagner Stanley Doore James McNicholas Patricia Meech Dianne Rood Ann Davey John Alex Ann Hamer Claire Barrett Sheila Hayes The High School Dramatic Club was founded in the spring of 1949 by Mr. Galbraith In April 1950, the Dramatic Club presented the mystery comedy Ramshackle Inn Throughout the year club meetings have consisted of play reading and dramatizations EXPONENT EX EDITORS-in-CHIEF Robert Thrasher James Phippard ' Feature Editor e Jane Crepeau Business Manager A Edward Keller News Editor - Patricia Meech Advertising Manager - Annabelle Paradis Sports Editors - Mary Carroll Exchange Editor - Anita Cross Rosemary O'Hara FACULTY ADVISER Mr. William Hubbard The staff has done much to raise the standard of the Exponent. The editors tried to anticipate such events as would be of interest to the readers and have shown their ability through the presentation of a wide range of informative material. Ronald Hall, a junior, assumed the responsibility of publishing the April Fool and Junior Edition of the paper. FORUM ,W , -. A.. ,., 1 2 11,-www First row, Ilo r: Betty Babcock, Phyllis Babcock, Janice Townsend, Eleanor Davenport, Jane Crepeau. Isabel Levy, Annabelle Paradis, Louise Richardson Back row: John Grader, James Phippard, John Fiske, Joseph Johnson, Edward Keller, Robert Thrasher. Faculty Advisers - Miss Winifred Curtis Miss E. Joy Rose Officers- James Phippard, President Edward Keller, Secretary Jane Crepeau, Chairman of Program Robert Thrasher, Chairman of Publicitu The Forum chose for its theme The United Nations. It was decided at the beginning of the year that, although this would be a guide to topics for the year, it would not be binding. Accordingly, the first speaker was Mr. Paul Pirmou, who spoke on 'LRussia ee Yesterday and Today, Later on in the year, William Cen- ter spoke on Japan, and Herbert Darling talked on our town government. Later a group of foreign students addressed the club. HI-Y .nf - 18 i . iii? Firsl row, Ito r: Richard Stone, Elmer Waite, William Dobbrowj David Fay, Mr. B. C. L. Sander, James Mc- Nicholas, Robert Walburn, Paul Burdick Second row: Chris Collins, Richard Sautter, James Phippard, james Stamatopulos, Stanley Doore, Richard Shattuck, Harry Cowan Third row: Robert Turner, Robert Prescott, Richard Prescott, Alan Lyman, Roland Emery Fourth row: Robert Chase, Tom Gleason, Leonard Carpenter, Robert Merz, Paul Crowley. OFFICERS ff.. Y President - J ames Stamatopulos Vice-President - Richard Stone V Secretary - Stanley Doore Treasurer - Richard Sautter Chaplain - Paul Burdick Perhaps the most significant activity of Hi-Y during the year was the establish- ment of a scholarship fund. The fund, known as the Benjamin C. L. Sander Scholarship Fund, will be an annual award of one hundred dollars to a de- serving student. As in the last twenty six years, Hi-Y again sponsored the dance at commencement. The members also sold programs at sports events, gave money to several charities, and spon- sored programs in assembly. A basketball team provided recreation and enjoyment for all. V? ,, J . . .113 W f ff ff Q , f - rf f li s f 4 I Q , ' 5 i 2 5 , ,fn ii? , ' V-M ' wi '4 Wi. my f -1,- BOYS' CAPTAINS AND COACHES Edwin Allen Carl H. Nichols Robert Burniski Co-captain Football Physical Director Co-captain Football Head Football Coach ,fi ,79 Stafllel' Benjamin George H. Georgerian Asst. Football Coach Track Coach Baseball Coach iv1lpvA H. Daniel Dyer Thomas Ryan . Richard Sautter Basketball Coach James Stamatopulos Playmg Captain of Basketball Co-captains Baseball TENNIS Um U i. .. c. Firsl row, 110 r: jim Phippard, Dex Wright Back row, 110 r: Red Quinn, Stew Most, jim Hooke, Al Lyman. This year's tennis team, composed of several sophomores, looked forward to a successful season in the newly formed Valley League. Outstanding for the squad was Red Quinn, also a member of the Varsity basketball squad. Coach Ray Spencer can count on quite a few victories by this team in future years. SCHEDULE May 8 Easthampton at Greenfield 11 Westfield at Greenfield 15 Open 18 Classical at Greenfield 22 Chicopee at Greenfield 25 Greenfield at Technical 29 Greenfield at Ludlow x . fs.. X V' W. SCHEDULE Greenfield Pittsfield 13 away Greenfield Drury 7 home Greenfield Agawam 19 home Greenfield Chicopee 13 home Gf68Hf16ld Northampton 18 away Greenfield Springfield Tech 26 away Greenfield Oneonta 7 home Greenfield Holyoke 31 away Greenfield Westfield 39 away Greenfield Turners Falls 19 away Although crippled by injuries and lack of experience, the Green- field High School football team managed to eke out a record of five wins and five losses. Sparked by Sonny Allen, Nook Burniske, Jim Stamatopulos, and Johnny Joslyn, the fellows won four out of the first five games. In the first game of the season, they defeatedta strong Pittsfield team 20-13. The next game showed Drury getting spanked 20-7. The first logs was against a fine Agawam team 19-0. T e team out Chicopee 14-13. A recovered to edge Although Sonny Johnny Joslyn, and jured at Northampton, on extra points 21-18. these fellows, the team 26- 13 but regained roughly trounced One- Westfield, particularly feated the boys 31-0 Allen, Jim Stamas, several others were in- the team was victorious Without the services of lost to Springfield Tech their power and tho- onta 31-7. Holyoke and strong this year, de- and 39-O respectively. The Turkey Day classic, played at Turners Falls this year, saw the fellows lose to a more experienced and highly-favored Turners eleven. Mr. Porter, Superintendent of Schools, predicted that the weather would be warm. For the first time in many years he was wrong. It was cold!! However, the near-freezing temperature did not take away the excitement that always accompanies this annual game. Of course, it is too bad the boys lost, but they couldn't have lost to a better team. A feature of this year's team was the sophomore backfield, com- posed of Charlie Harris at quarterback, Moose Godzinski and f'Dick Wandeloski at halfbacks, and Jack Taylor at fullback. They showed great promise of becoming the four horsemen of G. H. S. .Q -' .f ' 'S derstood why this play was not used in the Thanksgiving Day game. Outstanding members of the team in their special fields were Johnny Joslyn and Nook Burniske at sav- Another feature of the games was the screen pass. If the quarter- back didn't score on that play, he came very close to doing so. It still can't be un- . .' 4 . . .wg I x .' ' i A. , ' A V , .M .1 Y, i, a E f f A 4' if Amdpb 2.3 klrl L A , X . VV 1 In Vi '2if.1V.'Y ff L iff. . .v1ff'f .' , H V f' , HA, - 7 .,,f f ,raw ',f,,. nw, -vffl' f 4' .141 m?i2wf .. 1. f.. - age defensive playing, Sonny Allen at punting, Charlie Harris at long passing, Jim Stamas at line-plung- ing, and Bill Lewis at kicking points after touchdown. , 'f -V Y . . - . ,,,, J., ,wyz . ,f ff hfmgaf- + ,,,f,, f f....fy.y,.f. . 4 .1 WJ f mzfy.Qa..'.-ffsvr. -, XLOQKW 9, li- 7 P?l57 if.,f '.'1,fj,'gff'-5 - , '. ,. , , , , . fc, ,4,.i g :J 'AY Vt V ' CMI if lf'-fg'l 'fVg1v' f' 7' '22 f l.C7VzYfffif4 f, .. fQ.f,., -ffbfiif d7s?Wi12f '- 1' '27 2:2 ' W ' . , W7 I' Lf' L 7' ' WWW 7 U ' fl K 1 -'fhfffg f ' ff. f. .myfff f .J f' , rt J iiii y .lk lihlkvff.. .y V Kneeling, Ito r: D. Godzinski, C. Harris, W. Newton, T. Gleason, J. Day, J. Pochus, W. Wandeloski, W. Bar- ber, C. Young, D. Taggert, R. Duke, R. Cassidy, R. Lewis, R. Teahan, B. Robinson, J. Merz, A. Gauthier, R McHugh Second row, Ito r: R. Couture, J. Bowe, managersg T. Hoosic, G. Stafford, R. Britton, C. Collins, C. Peters, P. Conway, M. Maniatty, R. Dykes, J. Taylor, J. Joslyn, R. Emery, R. Shattuck, T. Fleming, R. Chase, M Croteau, J. Daniels, E. Day Top row, I to r: D. Fay, manager, D. Stone, R. Metelica, W. Peters, J. Harris, L. Maniatty, S. Doore, E. Richard- son, E. Allen, C. Nichols, R. Burniske, S. Benjamin, P. Sevene, J. Stamatopulos, P. Burdick, J. Gamelin, J. Drumgool, managers. BASKETBALL - VARSITY Kneeling, Ito r: F. Quinn, J. Organ, S. Doore, R. Sautter, R. Unaitis, T. Hoosic Slanding, Ho r: J. McNicholas, R. Emery, C. Peters, C. Collins, R. Dykes, D. Dyer, coach. JAYVEE Y - -.7 V -1, f AW. , Q 1 -fn 1 Bottom row, Ho r: C. Ross, J. Bynum, E. Day, F. Budarz, P. Conway R. Akey Second row, I Io r: J. Provost, J. Musiak, W. Lewis, A. Scott, A. Lyman Top row, I to r: Coach Danny Dyer, Manager P. Bronson. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Team G. O. Springfield Tech. 14 43 Drury 30 40 Orange 17 27 Drury 20 46 Northampton 34 32 Springfield Tech. 16 48 Turners Falls 33 43 Westfield 16 34 Chicopee 34 51 Holyoke 21 58 Athol 19 36 Northampton 33 58 Turners Falls 32 43 Westfield 30 49 Springfield Classical 33 49 Chicopee 40 44 Athol 35 45 Holyoke 39 91 Orange 33 47 With the absence of but one varsity starter, Dick Sautter, Danny Dyer's hoopsters lost all Valley League games except the opener against Northampton. The varsity, sorely need- ing Captain Johnny Joslyn, who was out because of an injured heel, defeated the Alumni and also the strong C??j, clean- playing C???j Faculty Team. In top form for the faculty were Bay-window Benjamin and Second-story Sautter. The varsity lost to a fast Mount Hermon quintet in the annual Varsity Night game. However, the team entered the small schools tourney at U. of M., where they defeated Bartlett High School of Web- ster but lost to Drury of Adams in the Hnal game. The junior varsity had a somewhat successful season. They defeated several other strong junior varsity teams in the league. It is predicted that Danny Dyer will have a cham- pionship team in the next few years. SPORTSSHIGHLIGHTS ll 1 X, 'A t :N , 5 llo r: Urnp Nichols, Arthur Watt, Ralph Lawrence, Stan Benjamin. I 30 1 i , ' 'ASnapper Unaitis Action at University of Massachusetts Small School Tourney Watching Winning basket being scored for Greenfield. I to rr Stan Doore, Jim Harris, Eddie Day, Sonny Allen, Jim Stamatopulos. BASEBALL W2 fi! K f ' ,f to 1 Boltom row, Ito r: J. Flavin, manager, N. Akey, D. Abar, R. Couture, R. Britton, N. Croteau, R. Louder, J. Merz R Walborn manager Second rowi I to r: J. Joslyn, R. Shattuck, J. Grader, T. Ryan, J. Stamatopulos, S. Doore, J. Musiak, R. Lewis, R Dykes R Turner Top irow, I to r:'E. Day, R. Metelica, H. O'Gonnor, R. Atherton, G. Wisnewski, S. Benjamin, coach, J. Bynum, F. Budarz, R. Emery, E. Baker, J. McN1cholas. With two varsity pitchers in, Torn Ryan and Hunsie Grader, Stan Benjamin looked forward to a successful season. Also return- ing to the team were infielders Ray Dykes and Jim Stamatopulos. Two former pitchers were converted to infielders, Dick Shattuck to catcher and Mickey Turner to shortstop. Returning to the outfield were Stan Doore and Johnny Joslyn. Johnny Musiak looked like a veteran at second base. April May June BASEBALL SCHEDULE 20 26 29 1 4 6 8 ll 12 15 18 22 25 30 31 1 1949 - 1950 Hopkins Brattleboro Orange Westfield Northampton Athol Holyoke T urners Falls Athol Chicopee Westfield Northampton Holyoke Turners Falls Brattleboro Chicopee AUTUMN TRACK fs- I'1rsI row Ito r Ed Keller Jack Taylor, Sonny Allen, jim Harris, Bill Boguslawski xr Qecond row I to r John Alex, Al Singley, Charlie Harris, Andy Anderson, Ralph Cassidy, Al Gauthier Last row Coach George Georgerian. On a muddy, puddle-filled track, the track squad again lost to Turners Falls, 45-41. The 880 relay was once more the event that caused the downfall of the hard-fighting Greenfield track team. G.H.S., however, garnered five first-place medals. The shot put and the discus medals were won by Sonny Alleng the broad jump and the 440-yard dash medals were awarded to Ed Kellerg the medal for the high jump went to Jimmy Harris. The team took all three places in the broad jump, as did Turners Falls in the half mile. SPRING TRACK Bottom row, I to r: J. Alex, E. Keller, J. Taylor, E. Allen, D. Fay, J. Harris, W. Boguslawski Second row, I to r: A. Kelley, R. Shibilo, A. Singley, C. Harris, A. Anderson, R. Cassidy, A. Gauthier Third row, I to r: C. Ross, manager, J. Pochus, T. Fleming, P. Conway, R. Lord, C. Chaplin Top row, I to r: Coach George Georgerian, R. Blake. With several new candidates out for track this spring, Coach George Georgerian had a successful spring season. Meets were scheduled with Drury and Westfield, and a triangular meet was scheduled with Holyoke and Westfield. Mr. Georgerian entered the squad in the Univer- sity of Massachusetts relays on May 6 and in the Western Massachusetts track meet on May 27. With a nucleus of veterans like Sonny Allen, Jim Harris, and Ed Keller the team represented G. H. S. well at these contests. COACH AND CAPTAINS Maryanne Rogerson Alice Hume Captain of Field Hockey Captain of Softball Phyllis Rogalski Co-captain of Basketball Miss Phyllis Schneider Janice Hendrick Co-captain of Basketball SOFTBALL First row, Ito r: P. Rogalski, B. Babcock, A. Beaumont, R. Emery, Capt. A. Hume, P. Babcock, M. Barisse J. Brezenski, P. Dedinas Second row, Ito r: A. McGuane, K. Sessler, D. Kestyn, M. McHugh, M. Bristol Third row, Ito r: T. Dedinas, B. Keller, S. Newhall, B. Davis, B. Clark, E. Smith, B. Horta Fourth row, I to r: M. Rogerson, Miss Schneider, P. Murphy, R. Koziski, B. Clifford, R. Paradise, K. Tetreault, F. Gardner. To prove the fact that softball is easily one of the most popular girls' sports in the high school, fifty girls tried out for the team. This year the team consisted of thirty players cap- tained by Alice Hume with Maryanne Roger- son as senior manager and Pat Murley as assistant manager. The veterans returning this year were Alice Hume, Betty Babcock, Phyllis Babcock, Mary L. Hanley, Peggy Dedinas, Dolores Kestyn, Mary Lou Mc- Hugh, Marilyn Bristol, Joanne Brezinski, Phyllis Rogalski, Riella Emery, Anne Mc- Guane, Ann Beaumont, and Marilyn Barisse. sThose showing promise are Barbara Clif- ford, Eleanor Smith, Ruth Koziski, Betty Clark, Betty Horta, Franny Gardner, Kath- leen Tetreault, Barbara Davis, Patricia Murphy, Beverly Keller, Tessie Dedinas, Katherine Sessler and Shirley Newhall. This y'ear's schedule is: May 4 Arms home May 9 Deerfield home May 12 Northfield away May 18 Gardner home May 25 Arms away May 31 Powers home June 2 Northfield home June 6 Gardner away June 7 Deerfield away VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Sl, 'I-J g iff! 5,4 -1 First row, I to r: Carol Brissette, Shiela Hayes, Phyllis Rogalski, Capt. Maryanne Rogerson, Riella Emery, Ann Beaumont, Hellen Berry. Middle row, 110 r: Marilyn Barrise, Ellen Erisman, Anne McGuane, Ann Hamer, Cynthia Holman, Betty Babcock Bark row, Ilo r: Miss Schneider, Barbara Clifford, Mary McHugh, Janice Townsend. With their first game in Keene, N. H., the girls started the season in a dismal fashion by losing 6-0. Arlene Ellis, fullback, and Betty Babcock and Marilyn Barrise, half- backs, were outstanding on the defense, but were unable to stop the aggressive opponents. Although showing vast improvement, the Greenies bowed 3-2 to Gardner High School. Shiela Hayes, inner, sc'ored in the second half to knot the score 1-1. Phyllis Rogalski scored the second goal with a pass from Beaver Beaumont. Keene's return trip to Greenfield resulted in a hard fought, scoreless tie and an injury to Captain Maryanne Rogerson. Mary Lou McHugh, goalie, and Anne McGuane, half- back, were outstanding on the defense, while Barbara Clifford and Riella Emery were the offensive standouts. The girls wound up the season with a 2-0 victory over Gardner. Cynthia Holman scored the first goal on a spectacular pass from Ellen Erisman. Hellen Berry scored the second goal. The team was coached by Miss Phyllis Schneider and was managed by Janice Townsend. Greenfield O-6 Keene 2-3 Gardner O-O Keene 2-O Gardner Won 1 Lost 2 Tied 1 JAYVEE FIELD HOCKEY 'W' M., E Q E ,W ,, , First row, I to r: Joan Schatz, Mary Jo McNicholas, Rosemary O'Hara, Gail Beaumont, Phyllis Babcock, Betty Clark Joan Hayes Middle iow, I to r: Barbara Allen, Suzanne Gortner, Marilyn Bristol, Joanne Brzezinski, Dianne Rood Back row, I to r: Miss Schneider, Betty Johnson, Janice Townsend. The Jayvee field hockey team had an un- defeated season. The opener against Keene, N.H., gave the J.V.'s a scoreless tie. Joan Hayes and Joan Schatz were the standouts of the game. At Gardner the team came through with a 1-0 win. Sue Hoadley cleverly eluded the Gardner defense to score the only goal of the game. Rosemary O'Hara, Joanne Brzezinski and Dianne Rood broke up many Gardner plays. The return visit of Keene saw the J. V.'s edge Keene 1-0. Phyllis Babcock banged one past the goalie to give the Greenies the lead. Halfbacks, Betty Clark, Marilyn Bristol and Barbara Allen starred defensively for the victors. Gardner's return bout with Greenfield gave the Green Wave another 1-0 win. Gail Beaumont scored the lone goal early in the last half. Mary Jo McNicholas and Susan Gortner issued many a threat to the op- position. Betty Johnson received the honors on the defense, stopping all threats made by the losers. Greenfield 0-0 Keene 1-0 Gardner 1-O Keene 1-0 Gardner BASKETBALL - VARSITY - JAYVEE Silling, Im r: Barbara Curtis, Connie Graves, Janice Townsend, Janice Hendrick, Phyllis Rogalski, Katherine Mastaler, Mary L. Hanley, Maryanne Rogerson Slanding: Sheila McDonough, Barbara Allen, Marylyn Barrisse, Joanna Brzenski, Mary Jo McNicholas, Riella Emery, manager, Susan Hoadley, Miss Schneider, coach. Sitting, Ito r: Shirley Koch, Betty Clark, Gail Beaumont, Carol Brissette, Rosemary Paradis, Louise Ricker, Barbara Clifford, Frances Gardner D Standing: Elinor Smith, Barbara Davis, Marylyn Bristol, Betty Hume, Barbara Crowley, Joan Hayes, Kath- leen Tetreault, Miss Schneider. - Maw I , 91429, iss Schneider, Smexa' ja i M21f5lV'l'M Cwiiiiiioiixeiia. B H . arb Clifford rolling up th e SCO1'e- Riella, Maryanne, Phyllis, Mary. The Greenfield High Lassies completed a very hard-fought season with 8 wins and 9 losses. The only veterans brought back from the previous year were Phyllis Rogalski, Maryanne Rogerson, Janice Townsend, and Janice Hendick. Mary L. Hanley and Kate Mastaler scored consistantly throughout the season g while Joanne Brzezinski, Sheila Mc- Donough, Riella Emery, and Mary Jo Mc- Nicholas gave able assistance. Sue Hoadley proved herself a capable The hard fighting guards blocking the opponents. manager by keeping records of all the games. The J. V. had a rather successful season with 6 wins and 9 losses. Franny Gardner and Barbara Clifford showed great poten- tialities for next year's varsity. Eleanor Smith, Barbara Davis, and Betty Hume ex- celled in the back-court. Betty Clark, Joan Hayes, Rosemarie Paradis, and Marilyn Bristol were outstanding in all-around play. Rosemary O'Hara did an excellent job in keeping the score accurately. 1' Intermission at University of Massachusetts Small School Tourney. 'l Hr Ump Nichols Stan Benjamin A MM 3 QE f I fy 1 XIV V ,WM M Q WA ' -1, I I I ' f , ' ,Kf,, ,iff iz? V sg X , .,. ,, , , . , f y ff,-7:1 A fa'-'fn ' ,, , f -- , my f M af L6Wwf2'4 f,. f , f ,Aw fa! ,. 4 V A 1, f-f ,f ,ffg-,wQ,f,.f ADVEKTISINE -w,-.ff v-adds.-suv.-My LITHOGRAPHERS YEAR BOOK PRINTERS FINE . COLOR . WORK VALLEY LITHO COMPANY Tel. 2-1839 100 WATER STREET I-IOLYOKE : : MASS. MHC , AI Mix? CONSULTING PRINTING SERVICE YEAR BOOKS . TEXTBOOKS INSTRUCTION MANUALS JOHN E. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1950 Threadwell Tap 84 Die Company Greenfield, Massachusetts GODDARD'S MARKET Your Friendly New England Store Free Delivery Service Phone 5482 38 Pond Street Greenfield, Massachusetts ROLLIN J. FARR INC. OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS 369 FEDERAL ST. DIAL 5457 GREENFIELD, MASS. Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the CLASS OF 1950 as, Q - ,sx'x- 1 . V L' ,..4Qg Q,,L KWWL: 'W' L r 'J Q .. Q ' lr r if I l 1- A. I l lLQt :Q Q Greenfield Gas Light Company Dial 5414 Congratulations Class of 1950 WELLS TOOL COMPANY Manufacturers of TAPS 'H DIES H SCREW PLATES and oth small cutting tools 106 Hope St. Greenfield, Mass. YELLOW CAB Radio Cabs 29 Passenger Bus tel. 3000 George E. Matteson, Prop. V X55-X BERNHARD DIRK5, ARCHITECT Greenfielh 3KecurUer:Qa5ettz Franklin County's Own Newspaper Since 1792 Salutes the Class of 1950 and extends to it Ffallkl Best wishes for successful careers in the arts, sciences, business and homernaking. BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE Worcester, Massachusetts A CAREER SCHOOL Accountancy - Business Administration - Merchandising Administrative Secretarial -- Commercial Journalism Medical Secretarial - Executive Secretarial Stenographic Secretarial - Secretarial Finishing Fall Term begins September 13 Catalog on request Authorized io confer the Associate in Science degree TO A BRIGHT FUTURE! Here's to the Class of '50, To your happiness, fame, and healthg May success eternally be your goal, May good fortune bring you wealth. You are the leaders the world awaits . . . We look to you to set things rightg F Q So whatever your aims . . . whatever your goals, Q Reddy wishes for you a future bright! G Nj WESTERN MASSACIIU S ELECTRIC COMPANY Q'-Il'-92-Af? 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