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

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THE EXPONENT Monday, June 18, 1951 Page, Six | CHARRON’S PHARMACY ® Franklin County’s Most Modern m Drug Store Prescriptions Filled 10 Federal St., Greenfield m vesseeeesees seegsee ee ? Blanche ' s Beauty Studio | LATEST HAIR STYLING and CUTTING 276 Federal St. Tel. GFLD. 573 8 Daniels and Bliss, Inc. Dealers for Rural Gas, Electric and Gas Appliances 60 Federal St. Telephone 9480 James E. Cleary The Square Deal Jeweler 248 Main St. Greenfield lackin fuel 8 Tradm % Coal and Coke x Contractors Heavy Moving $ Greenfield Millers Falls Jjf E -w—tLEMING’S E Ih ashionable 1 OOTWEAR Larry’s Restaurant 72 Federal Street Quality Apparel For Misses Juniors Wolperts Style Center 112 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. SULLIVAN YOUR DRUGGIST W. EDWARD BENSON Realtor and Insurance Agent Insurance of all kinds Hudson Cars Reo and White Trucks ' Center and Whitlock, Inc. 12 Deerfield St., Greenfield Mohawk Furniture Co. Fine Furniture and Appliances 139 Main Street Greenfield | Telephone 7174 BOSTLEY MOTOR COMPANY RITA’S Ice Cream Candy compliments of The Greenfield Fruit Co. FOR PRETTY CLOTHES SEE THE MARY ELLEN 9 Davis St. Greenfield JlaaJt 7 a— Midtelmatt ' l For Style - - For Quality For Value corner Main and Davis Street DELflflD’S (IlUl STORE 27 Chapman Street Greenfield Mohawk Chevrolet Co. 24 Hour Towing Service 54 Main St., Greenfield (Class Wl cont. Butch Johnson leaves her pop-corn job at the Lawler to some future pop¬ corn box filler. Phyllis Hale leaves her strike-over ability in typing to some junior who wants to take the chance. Pat Derry leaves her ability to cook and sew to Joanie Schatz, who ought to be able to make some use of it. Dottie Reil leaves Turners High to some underclassman who wants to know more about it. FOR SMART APPAREL IT’S ALIBER’S CLARK Hardware Company Visit OUR SPORT SHOP 289 Main St. Greenfield Tel. 5694 VICTORIA THEATRE COOL FIRST RUN PICTURES LATEST NEWS SELECTED SHORTS Printed In The Greenfield Vocational School Print Shop 0 c,Al ,LLUs u 0 DUNBAR R I OSGOOD STREET (jUi WlaAiacAuAith (Class 3ropl]rru rtmt. You would. Ever try Cadran’s Kickapoo Joy Juice? No, but speaking of good books did you ever read Analysis of the Larvae Stage of the Lower Family of Female Salt Water Crustacia by Valerie Oickle (Bonzek)? M: Sure. Every night before I go to bed. Well let’s go . . . I’m with her. E: Here you are, Miss. M: Say! Isn’t that that Carolyn Gass, the renowned trav¬ eler, across the street? E: Why, yes. Hey! Carolyn! M: Guess she didn’t hear you. Wasn’t she the one who toured Europe with Lucille Bousquet? E: Must be. And they stayed for weeks at the castle of Earle Day, Earle of New Monia. M: Now that’s quite an establishment over there. Steiner’s Finer Furniture. E: Joan LaPalme, Chief Mattress Tester. M: And look. Right next to it. B. A. McLaughlin, M.D., and Associates K. Stebbins and P. O’Niel. E: And there’s Blake’s Bar-B-Q- That steak looks mighty good. M: Uh-huh. Say, did I tell you that I saw Jane Wandeloski last week She’s running Wandeloski’s Wonder Watch Works, you know. E: Hey! Look at the time. We’d better catch the subway. Com’on, down these stairs. M: Ennie. See that fountain in the middle of the station? Very impressive. What does that sign say Rittall and Herzig — General Contractors. E: And over there. This station perfumed by Rice of New Savannah. This is quite a place. M: You can say that again. Flowers by Riel of York. E: There’s a car for Donovan Heights. Let’s go. Well! Bristol’s Pro Softball Team will be here tomorrow. Staying over at Chevalier’s Chateau on the corner of Lower Southeastern and Upper Northwestern Streets. E: Where are you reading all this M: Up there in the corner. E: Oh. You know? I been thinking. Remember that secretary back at Burn’s Department Store, this morn¬ ing? M: More or less. What about her? E: Didn’t she remind you of Barb Couture? M: May be. Boy, is this subway crowded. COMPLIMENTS OF S9 SMtm COOKS KNOW C? T ii fosftf t GREENFIELD GAS LIGHT CO. L N I € L E Prf. Our Otoojzrci FLORIST Oxfirzii. Qjour Ohoucjfit: 386 Davis St. Tel. 5015 T (IMP Imagine! A whole department full of wonderful clothes specially designed for you! With the fit and feel you love... at prices you love to pay! M; IVY ODE Tune: “Tell Me Why Ivy, we give thee with solemn prayer To Mother Natures enduring care. Reach with thy roots into Her rich sod: Unfold thy leaf-encr owned head to God. Now but a seedling within our hand, Grow in the future and learn to stand Steadfast with courage that shall not fail, Though all the Furies may thee assail. As now before us our lives unfold, Thy life, 0 Ivy, may we behold Guiding us onward by night or day, Showing us ever the upward way. Pauline Elizabeth Bibby Evelyn Elizabeth Lewis CLASS SONG Tune-“Way Down Upon The Swanee River Three years we ' ve worked and played together, Had strife and fun. Time cannot force its way between us, T he class of fifty-one. School has led us through our troubles When our hearts were low. We ' ll always have its inspiration, Wherever we may go. Time and tide ne ' er waited for us: We must hurry on. Bright is the burning light before us: Brave is our last “So long. Robert McClure Chase, Jr.