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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1954 volume:

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' S ' - ' ’ ' ■ ' .I- 9 i Ml!.-! 5 MAi ACMU ETT I cr • j I-l ™ i-H-i SsH 1 [� ‘ sS r 1 III III ItL izt-.mr pfe UP ' l 1 iti z ii{ MVIY ' ' hm T T“! !iC nm lifc ' ' ' J ' ™ i j|i|K 2ZI yj faUgMitSyBB We, the Class of 1954, dedicate this yearbook to two teachers who have devoted loyally their time and effort to our all-around development. I DANNY DYER administration FACULTY SENIORS WH-T S VHO Sf ' NiOF pl ay ORGANIZATION J UNIORT St PHONO- ES b ' OYS SI OrTS GIRL’S SPCRTS advertising Greenfield School Committee Back roiv: Mr. Hayer, Dr. Flo, Mr. Braddock, Mr. Nims, Mr. Cummings, Mr. Porter. Front row: Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Center, Mr. Metaxas, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Roberts. Administrators MR. RALPH A. LAWRENCE Supervisor of Education A.B., Amherst Ed.M., Harvard MR. ARTHUR WATT Principal M.S., Maine MR. P. EDWIN PEHRSON Assistant Director of Vocational School Hyannis Teachers College MR. LAWRENCE E. COX Counselor and Placement Officer A.B., U. of South Carolina S.T.B., Harvard A.M., Harvard Vienna Hochschule Yenching, China PHILLIP D. ADAMS, B.S.E. Mass. School of Art Creative Art, Mechanical Drawing Voc: Related Drawing MARION F. BARTLETT, A.B. Smith Algebra, Geometry HOWARD A. BOUCHER, B.A., M.A. Boston University Voc: Social Studies, English, Rel. English JESSIE M. BROWN, B.S. Framingham Teachers’ College Voc: Homemaking Lab., Science NANCY L. BUNN, B.A., B.S. Oherlin College Simmons College Creative Art, Mech. Drawing Voc: Home Decoration M. ROSS BURNS, B.S., M.Ed. Tufts College Physics, World Science Aviation Science LOUIS J. BUSH, B.S ' ., M.S. LIniv. of Mass. Chemistry, Radio, Practical Physics and Chem¬ istry JEAN CAPPELLUZZO, B.S. in Ed. Bridgewater St. Tchrs. College Physical Education, Athletics ROBERT F. CASEY, A.B. Brown University Guidance; Voc: Social Studies Rel. English, Driver Training LOUIE A. CLOUGH, B.S. Univ. of Mass. English Expression and Literature, American Way of Life MARION L. CONGDON, B.S. in Ed. Framingham Tchrs. College Librarian, Dramatics MARGARET T. DACEY, B.S. Westfield Tchrs. College Springfield College World Science, English Practical Mathematics KARL J. DIHLMANN Univ. of Vermont Voc: Rel. Mathematics Science, Drawing H. DANIEL DYER, Jr., B.S. Arnold College Physical Education, Athletics HAROLD S. FRENCH Worcester Boys’ Trade School Unit Trade: Machine Shop MILO F. GALBRAITH, B.S. in Ed. Fitchburg Tchrs. College Guidance, History of Our Times, Practical Math, U.S. History and Civics DORA GARBOSE, A.B., M.A. N.Y. State College Univ. of Cal in L.A. French, Spanish GEORGE H. GEORGERIAN, B.S. Ln Bus. Adm., Ed M. Northeastern Univ. Boston University Bookkeeping, Practical Mathematics ROBERT P. HEMPEL Worcester Boys’ Trade School Unit Trade: Machine Shop WILLIAM L. HUBBARD, B.A., M.A. Ohio Wesleyan Univ. Harvard English, Public Speaking Journalism, U.S. History BARBARA KIRKPATRICK, B.S. in Home Ec Univ. of Massachusetts Cafeteria Manager, Homemaking Lab. H. ELIZABETH LANGSTROTH, B.A. Mt. Allison Univ. Spanish, French, American Way of Life MARGARET F. LAWLER, A.B. Smith English Expression and Literature MARY G. MacLELLAN, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Westfield Tchrs. College Univ. of New Hampshire American Way of Life, World History, History of Our Times, U.S. History and Civics EDITH M. MOORE, R.N., M.S. in Ed. Boston University Home Nursing, Voc.: Child Care, First Aid Home, Hygiene CARL H. NICHOLS Worcester Academy Director of Physical Education, Athletics GLADYS B. NICHOLS Simmons Stenography, Office Practice RALPH E. PACKARD Worcester Boys’ Trade School Unit Trade: Automobile ETHEL R. PEHRSON Northampton Commercial Typewriting, Office Practice P. EDWIN PEHRSON Hyannis Teachers’ College Assistant Director Vocational School CHARLES F. PERRY N. E. Conservatory of Music Band, Glee Club ELLEN E. PIERCE, A.B. Mt. Holyoke Latin ERNEST R. ROBERT Springfield Trade School Voc; Related Science, Related Drawing BENJAMIN C. L. SANDER, B.S., Ed. M. Univ. of Mass. Harvard Algebra, Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonom¬ etry GERTRUDE G. STUDER, A.B. Middlebury English Expression and Literature JOSEPH O. TAYLOR Gloucester High School Unit Trade: Print Shop WILLIAM N. SAUTTER, B.S.E. Fitchburg Tchrs. College Voc: Related Math, Related Science, Related Drawing WILLIAM H. SEARS Turners Falls High School Voc: Cabinet Shop CAROLYN L. WEISSENBORN, B.S. in Ed. Framingham Teachers’ College Home Plan., Homemaking Lab., Consumer Mathematics CLINTON G. WEYMOUTH, A.B., M.A. in Ed., M.A. in Zoology Bowdoin, Michigan Biology, Biological Science G.H.S. Secretarial Staff MRS. ELIZABETH PIERCE MRS. ANNETTE EMERALD Secretaries to Mr. Lawrence MRS. ELIZABETH NEE Secretary to Mr. Watt G.H.S. Cafeteria Staff Ann Ethel August Auggie” Robert Leon Baldwin Beansie” David Lloyd Barnes Dave” Irene Marion Barton Bart” Marie Margaret Belden Maria” Bernard Donat Bergeron Frog” % 4 Raymond Paul Bernard Ray” ( fl David Leslie Birt Birtrum” Edward Louis Blair Snapper” Leonard Lewis Blodgett Lennie” John Blood Jack William Douglas Bogue Bill Catherine Marie Bullett K itty” Joseph George Burdette F rogie” Jean Louise Bush Twig” Andrew Sebastian Calisewski A ndy” Paul Fredrick Campbell S oup” Sheila Ann Campbell B ubbles” Josephine Mary Caputo Jo” Kenneth Donald Cardwell Ken” Lawrence Harold Chapin Chape” Michael P. Chiaputti Mike” Mary Rose Cenzano Rosebud” Edward Alan Carlisle Edward” Nancy E. Dame Nance” Clayton Dennison Davenport B uster” Earle E. Day Butch” Birute Ann Dedinas B ooty” Jennie Domitrz J en” James H. Dufraine J im” Joan Marilyn Duke ,l.«Jn Louise Catherine Hale Weezie” Vf- Shirley Ann Hall S hirl” 1 W Pauline Sonia Hallowell P olly” JUANITA Mae Harris N ina” ■■■ , r.v Patricia Gladys Harris P at” Edward Marcus Hayes B ubby” Caroline E. Hume Carol” Carol Ray Hunt Carol Kenneth C. Hill Kenny” Marvin William Holloway ' Sleepy” I;, r ' ‘V ■■ ■I is Jean Teresa Hurley Jeannie John David Huxtable Hux Allan Harvey Hyman Al” Esther Elizabeth Irwin 5 Richard Alan Jones Dick” Lawrence Arthur Jubb Larry” Evelyn Mae Jamison Chickie” Anton William Jobst Tony” Balthes Philip Keith Baldie” David Malcolm Kelley Z ip Barbara Lorraine Jule Bobbie” Carole Ann Jurewicz Eleanor Theresa Kallins Elbe Joseph Paul Kaminski Joe I w TO! David Edward Kelly Kell” Kathleen Wood Kell - Kathy” John Francis Lambert Johnny” Ed x’ard Francis Lapinski Edzui” Margaret Lois Kemp Peggy” Sandra Ann LaBelle Sandy” Richard Paul Laurie D ick Robert James Leonard B obbie” Stephen Milton Long D eak” Richard John Lord D ick” Robert Edward Lovett B ob” Norman John Mason Norm” George Mastaler Ivan” William Edgar MacLaughlin, Jr. Mac” Joanne Marion Majewski Jay” Frank Irving Luddington, Jr. Frankie” Melvin Bruce Lyon Mel” Robert Jackson McCain Putt” Ronald Bruce McDonough Ron John Wilfred Mayhevc ' The Kid” Ruth Elizabeth Mayo Ruthie Stephen Adam Matosky Polock” Dorothy Anne Mayers Dotty” :V. Katherine Hayes Moran K ate” Mary Jane Moran Robert Harry McHugh M ac” John Francis McLaughlin Jack” Janet Elizabeth McNicholas Nicky” Ann Merriam -L mm David R. Mowry Big Dave” Joyce E. Murley Joycie Anton M. Mushovic Mush” Deneige Mary Morrissey Denny” David Clark Newhall Dave” Richard Paul Nikander Greek” m (d € Lois Evelyn Oates Desi” David A. O’Connor Oakie” Wayne Kenneth North Beaver” Nancy Barbara Nutting Nancy” Sandra Jean O’Neil Sandy” Mary Theresa O’Sullivan Maryo Robert Henry Petrin P ete” Lorenzo A. Phelps P inhead” Donald Kenneth Parda Hutch” Mildred May Pervere M illie” Robert Michael Pervere P rev” Gerald Allen Peters P ete” John Pielock J ohn” Beverly Jean Potter B ev Judith Ellen Quick J udy Edward Lenard Rai; Eddie Joyce Alice Rehauml: Joyce i; Loren Earle Pratt R ed Frederick F. Reii. Fred” Shirley Irene Rhodes S hirl” Thomas Badnal Rice R icer” David Philip Robert D ave” Richard Carl Rohnert Rover” Frederick James Sachsl S atch” Theresa Mary Sawicki Terry” Francis Charles Schultz Fran” Nancy Janet Scoble Nance” Sheila Anne Scott S cotty Margaret Ann Scryba Peggy” Gerald Arthur Seibert Gerrie Bruch Walter Sharb ' i’ Sharb Maynard Edward Shum ' X ' av Eddie Fri;dericka Ann Sessli;r Freda Mar ' i ' Louise Sestili Shorty Richard Samuel Shum x a ' Shum Gail Elaine Simonds Simple Dorothy Gay Sinclair Dots” Rosalie M. Slahetka Rosie” Patricia Joyce Smead Pat” Philip Edward Smead Flip” Denton James Smith Denny” Mary Anne Smith Smitty” Edward Joseph Sno x ' Eddie” Patricia Mary Snow Mary” Beverly Ann Springer Bev Patricia Ann Stone Pat” Ronald Stanley Szulborski Ski” Raymond John Tetreault Tate” j Pauline Marie Togneki Tug Edward W. Tombs Tombsie” Maureen Elizabeth Touher MO” Charles L. Towle Chuck” Shirley Anne Truchon True” Gates Tuttle, Jr. Tut” , Ji i ■ ' -JiJj ■ ' - rflgUS • ' fi Shirley L. R. Wheeler S hirl Edward F. Wilcox T ed” Albert Edward Willis Willie” Frederick Richard Winseck Freddie Mary Anne Wood Woodie” Diana Woodward Tubby” Clyde John Yobst Clide” Pauline Ann Yobst P olly” • 9 . mmi i pi I Mos Popular ALLAN HYMAN NANCY SCOBLE Homemaker of Tomorrow ROBERTA GREENE Class Actor and Actress DAVID KELLEY GAY SINCLAIR Man Behind the Press REGINALD BOIVIN Best Looking PRISCILLA COBB EDWARD LAPINSKI Private Secretary’ of G.H.S. PAULINE TOGNERI Best Auto Mechanic CLAYTON DAVENPORT ! 1 The Senior Class presents G. H. S. Senior Class Play Is Opening Night Hit STRANGE BOARDERS” a three act mystery-comedy by Qeorge Batson and Jack Kirkland directed by Miss Marion L. Congdon FRIDAY and SATURDAY DEC. 11th and 12th GREENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Curtain 8:00 P.M. Marked by an abundance of praiseworthy stagecraft, the Green¬ field High School Senior Class play, “Strange Boarders,” enjoyed a successful first night perform¬ ance at the high school auditor¬ ium last night. Farce comedy built on the story of a colorful bank robbihg gang’s visit to a zany boardinghouse near Boston, the play scored a steady chain of solid laughs in an audience of 500. A larger gathering of 700 or more will see the second staging tonight. Gay Sinclair is the chief play¬ er in a story which begans slow¬ ly and developes into a quick¬ paced, laughable romp. In the role of a kindly, fluff-witted boarding¬ house keeper. Miss Sinclair carries a long part lightly with airy charm in a laudable i erformance. Other leading parts saw Bill Cokeley as Smiley, the derbied mobster, and Don Parda as Boston Benny, the gang boss complete with maroon pants, snap brim hat and long key chain. They both garnered a good share of laughs as did Sheila Scott and Sandra Gustavson in their lively portrayals as a couple of bank rob¬ bing molls. Competent comedy by Ronald McDonough and Denny Smith, as residents of the boardinghouse, and Stephen Long, as Deacon, another of the gang, added to the hilarity. Anton Mushovic, as Joey of the mob, contributed to the humor in a brief part which is brought to a sudden close by his demise in the first act. Evelyn Conant delivered a thoroughly convincing acting Job in the role of Mrs. Myrtle Hodge, the righteous welfare worker. Completing the cast were Deneige Morrissey, Janet Mc- Nicholas, David KeUy, David Robert and Maureen Touher, all of them turning in steady perform¬ ances. Miss Marion L. Congdon rates encomium for her direction which saw the cast near perfect in its lines and in the complicated stage work which involve d dozens of fast-moving entrances and exits. Milo Galbraith, William Sears and Mrs. Jessie Brown were in charge of the crews which provided the play’s well-equipped set. Chairmen of the other commit¬ tees were Mrs.. Carolyn Weissen- born, costume: Chester Osgood, make-up; Robert Casey, prompters, and Benjamin Sander, publicity. ( The senior sextette, also di- .■ rected by Miss Congdon, sang at the two intermissions, en- tertaining with “Whispering,” .j “Charmaine,” “When You Wore a ,- Tulip,” “White Christmas,” and two unusual numbers, “Dumunary,” and “Mother Goose ; Story.” The sex¬ tette is composed of J Katherine Moran, Mery Jane ? Moran, Patricia Smead, Theresa Sawicki, Carol Bomley and Pauline Togneri. Senior Play Cotmnittees COSTUME Marylou Conway . Frances Cowan Carol Jurewicz . Jennie Domitrz Margaret Scryba MAKE-UP Lola Ahern . Jean Bush Mary Jane Moran . Patricia Stone Nancy Dame . Shirley Truchon PROMPTERS Eleanor Kallins Nancy Scoble Marilyn Cushing Sandra LaBelle .. Jean Hurley . Ann August .... Eleanor Green Kathleen Kelly PROPERTY . Katherine Moran . Ann Merriam . J ' J y Quick PUBLICITY .-. James Fotopolus . David O’Connor . William Wesolowski STAGE CREW Robert Clifford . Barry Hale .. Melvin Lyons . John McLaughlin . Raymond Tetreault. Earl Day . Robert McHugh . . Gerald Croteau . Larry Jubb .. Robert McCain .... Robert Petrin . Edward Wilcox Edward Lapinski . Thomas Rice CAST OF CHARACTERS CANDY FENWAY DENEIGE MORRISSEY a romantic, spirited seventeen-year-old PROFESSOR HARRIMAN DENTON SMITH traditionally occupied, meek pleasant GLORY FENWAY JANET McNICHOLAS lively fourteen year old SMILEY WILLIAM COKELEY a sad-faced thug JOEY ANTON MUSHOVIC a nervous petty gangster CAPTAIN WINKLE RONALD McDONOUGH good-natured ex-seaman CORDELIA TUTTLE qAY SINCLAIR amiable, optimistic woman in her thirties JOHN TODD DAVID KELLEY practical man with a great patience AMITY HAINES SANDRA GUSTAVSON refined, not genuine PRISCILLA HAINES SHEILA SCOTT X X. young and Dashingly attractive LON DAGGETT DAVID ROBERT young college student MRS. MYRTLE HODGE EVELYN CONANT ardent reformer . MAUREEN TOUHER inquisitive fourteen-year-old BOSTON BENNY DONALD PARDA suave crook THE DEACON STEPHEN LONG a man with a false pietv i � (is ■ ? ■«- ••-. ■ ' ' ' ' -i •- ■ ' ■-• = ■ ' : ' ■ ' - I ; ' t ' Jlpi _ i wBJT t, o lH 1 ■¥TV E. l 9v 54 wishes to ex FORUn CLUB CLUB r !■ I ' i I maBm Pro Merito Faculty Advisor . MISS M. BARTLETT Vice President .. WILLIAM WESOLOWSKI President . PHILIP SMEAD Secretary . MARY O’SULLIVAN MEMBERS Marcia Britton Catherine Bullett Andrew Calisewski Sheila Campbell Evelyn Conant Marilyn Cushing Josephine Czerwinski ♦Gerald Emerald ♦Allan Hyman Barbara Jule Eleanor Kallins ♦David Kelley Ruth Mayo ♦Janet McNicholas ♦Deneige Morrissey Judith Quick Theresa Sawicki Francis Schultz ♦Nancy Scoble ♦Sheila Scott ♦Gail Simonds ♦Gay Sinclair Denton Smith ♦Pauline Togneri Ann August Carol Bomely Marcia Britton Andrew Calisewski Shiela Campbell Priscilla Cobb William Cokeley Mary Lou Conway Marilyn Cushing Josephine Czerwinski Clayton Davenport Earle Day Birute Dedinas Jennie Domitz Gerald Emerald James Fotopulos Joanne Gray Jean Hurley Allan Hyman Eleanor Kallins Balthes Keith David M. Kelley Kathleen Kelly Silver Sandra La Belle Melvin Lyon Joanne Majewski Janet McNicholas Katherine Moran Mary O’Sullivan Judith Quick Thomas Rice Threasa Sawicki Nancy Scoble Sheila Scott Gay Sinclair Patricia Smead Phillip Smead Pauline Togneri Shirley Truchon William Wesolowsk Diana Woodward Jacqueline Brown Elizabeth Dallas Katherine Johnton Anne Kelly Marilyn Mason Barbara Rued Awarded Junior year. Student Council President . ROBERT McCAIN Treasurer . . JOHN SIANO Vice President . WILLIAM COKELY Secretary . GAY SINCLAIR MEMBERS Sue Babcock Barbara Edes Sheila Hoar Elaine Palin Robert Pryzby Marilyn Smith William Cokely James Fotopulos Robert McCain Thomas Rice Gay Sinclair Jacqueline Brown Lawrence Conway Elizabeth Jurgelionis James O’Sullivan John Siano Catherine Wade John Cenzano Patrick Griffin Robert Spencer Joseph Blair Clayton Davenport Edward Blair The Forum President . Vice President . Secretary . Treasurer .. Program Chairman . ALLAN HYMAN . KATHERINE MORAN WILLIAM WESOLOWSKI ... JACQUELINE BROWN . NANCY PRATT The Forum had a very successful year under the direction of the Social Science teachers. Meetings were held regularly each month, and varied programs were given by notable local speakers. Membership requires that students be either Juniors or Seniors ii Debate Club BARBARA RUCCI JEAN LASKOSKI JOANNE FLAVIN Faculty Advisor Vice Preside)!! . Treasurer . Faculty Advisor Vice President .. Treasurer . Films .. MR. GALBRAITH President . LOLA AHERN Secretary DELORES DWYER Program Art Club . NANCY BUNN . ROBERT WELCH DELORES RICHARDSON . JAMES MANIX President Secretary Program . EARLE DAY . JOANNE GRAY ELEANOR KALLINS. i Neivs Editor Carol Hume The Exponent Editor-m-Chief Nancy J. Scoble Managing Editor Constance bitzgerald Faculty Advisor Mr. William L. Hubbard Feature Editors Anne Kelley Katherine Johnson Mary Jane Moran Sports Editors Robert McCain Thomas Rice Alan Hyman Poetry Editor Gay bmclair Advertising and Business Manager Katherine Moran Humor Editor Barbara Rued Circulation Manager Jennie Domitz 1954 William Cokeley Judith Quick Theresa Sawicki Eleanor Kallins Kathleen Kelley Janet McNicholas Ann August Robert Clifford Sheila Campbell Robert McCain Simon Zatyrka Nancy Scoble Thomas Rice Alan Hyman Shirley Truchon Jennie Domitz Carol Hume Josephine Czerwinski Sandra LaBelle Katherine Moran Gay Sinclair Mary Jane Moran STAFF 1955 Bunny Putnam Nancy Pratt Joyce Alex Richard Koziski Regina Panek Carol Peters Barbara Lynde Charlotte Bryant Alice Shippey Barbara Rucci Frances Roscoe Jeannette Paul Mary MacNeil Anne Kelley Katherine Johnston Jackie Brown Exchange Editor Josephine Czerwinski 1956 Constance Fitzgerald Lynne Curtiss Maureen McDonald Lucy Auclair Jennet Roberts James Drumgool Elaine Palin Susan Babcock Ronald Brown Fred Alrich Peter Miller i Cheerleaders Second rotv. Shirley Bush, Mary Gail Burns, Marge McShane, Bunny Putnam, Jo Wolf¬ ram, Zip Loignan. Vh-st row: Janet McNicholas, Kathleen Kelly, Birute Dedinas, Sheila Scott. CHEERING FINALS SUMMER PRACTICE FAIR FOOTBALL FOOTBALL RALLY FOOTBALL BANQUET BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT SPENCER ASSEMBLY Drum Alajorette and Captain of the Twirlers SHEILA CAMPBELL Lieutenants —Peggy Kemp Joyce Behilo Mascot —Rosemary Campbell Lola Ahern Arlene Allard Lois Anderson Marie Barber June Barton Beverly Behilo Sarah Birt Yvonne Bushway Demrize Campbell Priscilla Cobb Joan Duke Delores Dwyer Joanne Gray Patricia Greenlaw Sandra La Belle Llorida Lameroux Joanne Majewski Marilyn Mason Jeannette Paul Ruth Prest Joan Scott Alice Shippey June Trella Alice Wallitis Dolores Waterman Twirlers I, Pep Club Lola Ahern Kathleen Kelly Janette Paul Dorothy Ament Dorothy Kniskern Marie Petrin Ann August Mary Ann Konikoski Helene Pinksee Sue Babcock Martha Le Blanc Nancy Pratt Marcia Britton Elaine Lanoue Bunny Putnam Jacqueline Brown Jean Laskoski Jennett Roberts Mary Gail Burns Jean Lemay Judith Robinson Priscilla Burt Joanne Loignon Frances Roscoe Jean Bush Sally Lukow Marilyn Ross Shirley Bush ' Rosalie Maleno Barbara Rued Lynne Curtis Jean Martin Mary Ann Sadowski Nancy Dahowski Maureen McDonald Nancy Scoble Nancy Dame Sheila McDonald Joai) Scott Birute Dcdinas Patricia McIntosh Sheila Scott Pauline Digrano Janet McNicholas Fredericka Sessler Helen Fotopulos Mary McNeil Kathleen Sheehan Sandra Gustavson Majorie McShane Nancy Shippey Nancy Hanley Katherine Moran Ruth Ann Smiley Patricia Hoosick Mary Jane Moran Patricia Stone Katherine Johnton Margaret O’Neil Maureen Touher Elizabeth Jurgelionis Patricia O’ Neil Barbara Vanasse Eleanor Kallins Diane Osgood Dona Waterman Ann Kelly Elaine Palin Jo-anne Wolfram i i School Band Director—UVi. CHARLES PERRY Drum Majorette —SHEILA CAMPBELL Lieutenants —PEGGY KEMP, JOYCE BEHILO ! FLUTE B. Stone (Piccolo) P. Georgealis CLARINET P. Togneri G. Sinclair L. Phelps (Bass) S. Hall G. Burt L. Reed D. Gibowicz D. Allen B. Schotte D. Richardson BASS DRUM C. Barrett D. Bogue SAXOPHONE L. Phelps (Tenor) B. Keith (Alto) M. Smith (Baritone) C. Sinclair (Alto) B. Putnam (Alto) A. Steiner (Alto) J. Brown (Alto) R. Brown (Tenor) CORNET and TRUMPET G. Tuttle J. Freeman B. Bennett R. Duprey R. A. Smiley C. Bryant C. Allison FRENCH HORN D. Woodward ALTO HORN T. Sawicki E. Meier TROMBONE D. Blake W. North J. Morris J. Barisse M. Brunelle BARITONE D. Blake R.Jones SOUSAPHONE R. Simpson TUBA B. Putnam SNARE DRUM M. Phelps R. Fournier E. Conway CYMBALS J. Czerwinski TYMPANI C. Bomely BELLS L. Dwyer ii I? Girls Choir t FIRST SOPRANOS Lois Dwyer Barbara Edes Pat Hoosick Juanita Harris Katherine Moran Gay Sinclair Theresa Sawicki SECOND SOPRANOS Karen Alberti Birute Dedinas Pauline Togneri Katherine Wade ALTOS Carol Bomely Jean Hurley Diana Woodward These fourteen girls under the direction of musical director, Charles Perry, have presented some very good entertainments both in assembly and at the Christmas Concert. They were chosen individually by Mr. Perry for their talent and capability to read music. The girls also gave an excellent performance at the annual music festival. .1 Sextette Under the direction of MISS MARION L. CONGDON Carol Bomely Katherine Moran Theresa Sawicki Mary Jane Moran Gay Sinclair Pauline Togneri Patty Smead For the last two years we have been fortunate in having the Senior Sextette (formerly the Junior Sextette) with us. They have been a credit to GHS. They have participated not only at dances, the Christmas Concert, the talent show, and assembly programs, but also in other outside social events. They did a fine job at the Senior Play including Patty Smead who substituted for Gay Sinclair. These girls, who have made life ' at GHS more pleasant and enjoyable, will be missed by everyone. Congratulations to Miss [ Congdon and the girls on the fine job they’ve done. I I I I I i I I i ! B President Secretary Simond Zatyrka William Cokcley Hi-Y Allan Hyman Vice President Robert McCain Treasurer . MEMBERS Robert Atwood Basil Basil Frances Brissette Andrew Calisewski Robert Clifford William Cokeley Lawrence Conway Burt Crothers Richard Duprey James Drumgool James Fotopulos Arthur Gleason Thomas Heinig Allan Hyman David E. Kelley Edward Lapinski Robert Lovett William Martin George Mastaler Robert McCain Ronald McDonough Robert McHugh Anton Mushovic Donald Parda David Pierson Lorin Pratt Robert Pryzby Thomas Rice David Robert Stanley Schryba Stanley Scott Edwin Swinerton William Wallner William Wesolowski Frederick Winseck Simond Zatyrka Driver Training Faculty Instructors: Mr. James Dinsmore, Mr. Robert Casey, Mr. Milo Galbraith. Lola Ahern Carol Bomely Catherine Bullett Jean Bush Priscilla Cobb William Cokeley Marilyn Cushing Nancy Dame Gerald Emerald Sonia Gordon Juanita Harris Richard Jones Barbara Jule Carole Jurewicz Sandra La Belle Melvin Lyon Joyce Murley John Pielock Beverly Potter Judith Quick Joyce Rehaume Francis Schultz Nancy Scoble Mary Cenzano Richard Walsh Shirley Wheeler MR. COX Advisor MISS BUNN Art Advisor MR. SANDER Financial Advisor PHILLIP SMLAD ALLAN HYMAN Ed lor-in-Chief Business Manager y. - I H ROOM 26 , . . MR. SANDER ROOM 27 . . . MRS. NICHOLS ROOM 28 . . . MISS GARBOSE : .. . ROOM 41 . . . MRS. PEHRSON Vocational Juniors f o tssey Class Officers President . JOHN SIANO Vice President . BUNNY PUTNAM Secretary . JACQUELINE BROWN Treasurer . ANN DUNBAR Class Council Room 25 . Room 26 . Room 27 . Room 28 . Room yi . Room 41 . Dip. A . Dip. B . JACQUELINE BROWN .. LARRY CONWAY. BETTY JURGELIONIS .. JAMES O’SULLIVAN . JOHN SIANO . CATHERINE WADE . ROBERT SPENCER . ALAN TUCKER . . BASIL BASIL . ANN DUNBAR .. KATHERINE JOHNSTON . SALLY MANN . BARBARA RUCCI .NANCY TURNER . JOSEPH STAFFORD . JOSEPH BLAIR In accordance with a very popular G.H.S. tradition, the Junior Class successfully sponsored the 1953 version of the football dance. One of the school year s highlights, the Thanksgiving evening affair was largely at¬ tended and for most of us climaxed a perfect day. The turkey had been eaten and, much more important, we had witnessed the mighty Green Wave massacre arch-rival Turners halls. (Will we ever forget Bubba’s five touch¬ downs?) Bill Malloys orchestra played, entertainment was offered, and refreshments were available. The dance was certainly one to remember. HOME ROOM 13 Mr. Clough HOME ROOM 12 Mrs. Studcr HOME ROOM 11 Miss Lawler Class Officers EARL PETERS President SUE BABCOCK Vice President ARLENE SIANO Secretary JAMES DRUMGOOL T reasurer Room 1 Room 4 Room 10 Room 11 Room 12 Room 13 SUE BABCOCK. BARBARA EDES , SHEILA HOAR .. . ELAINE PALIN ... ROBERT PRYZBY MARILYN SMITH .. CAROLYN ALLISON ... RICHARD DUPREY MARION HAMMOND .... PAMELA McGAHN . EARL PETERS . ARLENE SIANO ; j Sophomore Dramatic Club Carolyn Allison Sue Babcock Francis Brissettc Jacqueline Brown Shirley Bush Bernard Buteau Nancy Dahowski James Drumgool Helen Fotopulos Martha LeBlanc James Lyman Sally Lukow Rosalie Maleno Marjorie McShane Janet Mosher Thomas Musiak Robert Pryzby Jennet Roberts Charlotte Sinclair Marilyn Smith Michael Sokolosky Elwin Swinerton Daniel Talbot Barbara Vanasse Dolores Waterman The Green Theatre Players had a most successful and enjoyable season. They held several meetings during the year and also presented two most successful assembly programs which included one-act plays and variety acts. We hope that these people will continue to uphold the tradition of dramatics and work toward a successful senior play. ' |H Jr . e: rr Vj Gardner .18 Chicopee . 7 Northampton ..12 Pittsfield .30 Agawam . 7 Holyoke . 0 Drury . 0 Westfield .25 Turners .12 GHS. .19 GHS. . 7 GHS. . 6 GHS. .50 GHS. . 6 GHS. . 7 GHS. .26 GHS. .30 GHS. .39 UMP ” NICHOLS STAN BENJAMIN SANDY” SANDERSON CY” DESAUTELS CAPTAIN HAYES D. PARDA E. LAPINSKI A. MUSHOVIC C. DAVENPORT T. RICE — — R. TETREAULT B. COKEL ' Jli B. HALE R. BALDWIN J. MAYHEW j J TWELVE SENIOR LETTERMEN H cu JZ Z CO Varsity From row. Uit to Fight: R. Pervere. E. Lapinski, R. Tetrcault, F. Winseck, E. Hayes. Back row: Alanager T. Rice, P, Norwood, D. Pierson, S. Scott, Coach Denny Dyer. I RED W INSECK RAY l E ' I REAl LT Cij-Cal ' tani EASY ED LAPINSKI BUBBA HAYES ■LEN BLODGETT Valley League Champs 52 - 53 - 54 SENIORS VALLEY LEAGUE SCHEDULE GHS. . 76 Turners Falls .. . .... 42 GHS. . 1 Northampton .... .... 47 GHS. . 51 Chicopee . . 55 GHS. . 70 Holyoke . . 56 GHS. . 61 Westfield . . 37 GHS-. . 83 Turners Falls . . 43 GHS. . 45 Northampton ... . 52 GHS. . 53 Chicopee . . 46 GHS. . 54 Holyoke . . 48 GHS. . 54 Westfield . . 49 Our Tennis Team Front row: Ronald Szulborski, Frank Luddington, Dick Laurie, Jim Dufraine, Coach Spencer. Back row: Tom Musiak, Elwin Swinerton, Ronald McDonough, Francis Schultz, Robert Alex. Coached by RAYMOND SPENCER Defending Valley League Champions G.H.S.’s new track coach, Louis Clough, has a veteran team this year. We are hoping for another successful year. Back from the ’53 campaign are Capt. Putt McCain, Ed Lapinski, Ted Wilcox, Bubba Hayes, Gerry Emerald, Andy Calisewski, Ered Sachse, Paul O’Connell, and John Clapp. All of these boys are experienced and know their business. Most of last year’s point men are back. Mr. Clough will be able to add to the boys’ experience and knowledge. He hopes to have six official meets, including the New Hampshire State Champions, Keene. The first meet will be with Drury. A dual meet is planned with Westfield. Greenfield will defend The Valley League Crown as well as placing a strong bid for the Western Mass, title. Scrimmages are planned against U. M. Erosh and Deerfield Academy. Welcome to the G.H.S. coaching staff, Mr. Clough, and good luck in the coming years. This year’s Baseball Team will be co-captained by Fred Winseck and Allan Hyman. They will be capably assisted by Red” Pratt, Don Parda, Ten Blodgett, and Skip” Fotopolus. M i I E L H O C K D E Y SCHEDULE October 14—KEENE . V JV October 20—GARDNER . V JV November 3—NORTHAMPTON . V JV November 5—GARDNER . V JV We They 1 3 1 1 0 5 5 1 0 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Joyce Alex Lola Ahern Jean Bush Susan Babcock Priscilla Cobb Beverly Dahowski Betty Dallas Nancy Falcon Nancy Dame Patricia Hoosick Marilyn Mason Barbara Martin Katherine Moran Mary McNeil Mary Jane Moran Patricia O’Neil Carol Peters Diane Osgood Shirley Scott Jeanette Paul Marlene lerounzo Eleanor Schmidt Catherine Wade Katherine Sheehan Diana Woodward Arlene Siano Captain Dolores Volpe ANN AUGUST Manager BARBARA RUCCI Assistant Manager Varsity Basketball Team Front row: Nancy Dame, Marlene Terounzo, Betty Dallas, Joanne Majewski, Catherine Wade, Charlotte Bryant. Back row: Katherine Moran, Manager; Ann August, Priscilla Cobb, Mary Lou Conway, Mary Jane Moran, Patricia Smead, Jean Bush, Miss Cappelluzzo. JOANNE MAJEWSKI Captain MARLENE TEROUNZO ki Junior Varsity Basketball Team Front tow: Marilyn Mason, Shirley Scott. Middle row: Martha LeBlanc, Barbara Kniskern, Beverly Parody, Carol Peters, Joyce Alex, Annette Rogalski. I Back row: Katherine Sheehan, Barbara Vannass, Managers; Dolores Volpe, Patricia O ' Neil, Beverly Hurlburt, Janet Mosher, Eleanor Schmidt, Arlene Siano, Miss Cappelluzzo. i JEAN BUSH MARY JANE MORAN 1 5. ANN AUGUST 6. NANCY DAME 3. PRISCILLA COBB 4. MARY LOU CONWAY 1. PATRICIA SMEAD 2. CATHERINE WADE CHARLOTTE BRYANT BETTY DALLAS 1951 — 1954 MISS JEAN CAPPELLUZZO COACH GIRLS’ SPORTS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They Athol . . 50 8 Turners Falls . . 29 33 Keene . . 35 30 So. Deerfield . . 52 17 Orange . . 45 34 Arms Academy . . 35 4l Athol . . 51 22 W e They Turners Falls . . 35 24 Orange . . 46 42 Keene . . 39 55 Arms Academy . . 31 47 Northampton . . 16 18 So. Deerfield . . 41 16 Northampton . . 31 24 Evergreen” Editors Ed tor-iu-Chief . - . . Smead General Manager . Allan Hyman Advertising . . Carol Boinely .. Nancy Scoble Baseball . James Fotopulos Basketball . William Cokcley Class Historians -. Robert McCain, Gay Sinclair Class Prophets . Si Zatyrka, Carol Bomely Class VGll{ers) . Robert McHugh, Pauline Togneri Football .. .Thomas Rice Girls ' Sports . Priscilla Cobb Junior Section . Barbara Rucci Musical Organizations . Birute Dedinas Pictures, Senior Boys .—. Fred Winseck Pictures. Senior Girls . Marcia Britton Pictures. Faculty . Patricia Smead Pictures, Informal .. Janet McNicholas Senior Play . Sheila Scott Society . Katherine Moran Sophomore Section ... James Drumgool, Shirley Bush Stenography . Dolores Gagnon Tennis ....... Ronald Szulborski Track . Robert McCain W ' ho ' s W- ' ho .-. Eleanor Kallins Yearbook Sales ... Ann August The Editor-in-Chief wishes to express his gratitude to the following for their gener¬ ous assistance contributed to the making of this yearbook: Mr. Cox, Mr. Sander, Miss Bunn, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Watt, Gamelin’s Studio, George Milkey, A1 Daigle, Robert McHugh, and Simon Zatyrka. Also, grateful appreciation is extended to Katherine Moran, who not only was an editor, but also gave much assistance to all sections of the yearbook. In addition, Dolores Gagnon patiently typed most of the printed matter which appears in this book. il!3ISi||B m- ' Yearbook Staff Ann August Carol Bomely Marcia Britton Shirley Bush Kenneth Cardwell Lawrence Chapin Robert Clifford Priscilla Cobb William Cokeley Evelyn Conant Frances Cowan Josephine Czerwinski Clayton Davenport Earle Day Birute Dedinas James Drumgool Ann Dunbar Paul Emerald Constance Fitzgerald James Fotopulos Arthur Gleason Kenneth Hill Allan Hyman Eleanor Kallins David Kelley Kathleen Kelly Maureen Leighton Robert Lovett George Mastaler Robert McCain Robert McHugh Janet McNicholas Katherine Moran Deneige Morrissey Pat Morrissey Anton Mushovic Mary O’Sullivan Donald Parda Robert Petrin Beverly Potter Loren Pratt Simon Zatyrka Nancy Pratt Bunny Putnam Barbara Rucci Thomas Rice Theresa Sawicki Nancy Scoble Sheila Scott Margaret Scryba Gay Sinclair Patricia Smead Phillip Smead Beverly Springer Patricia Stone Ronald Szulborski Pauline Togneri Maureen Touher William Webb William Wesolowski Frederick Winseck Maryanne Wood Diana Woodward What’s What ADAMS, WESLEY Voc. Hobby. Hunting and Fishing Ambition-. Machinist AHERN, LOLA Com. Hobby. Telling Jokes Atnbition-. Be Punctilious Glee Club 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Forum 3, 4; Football Dance 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Field Hockey 4; Activity Committee 4; Vice Presi¬ dent of Debating Club 4; Twirler 4; Senior Play Make-up Committee 4. ALLEN, GEORGE C. P. Hobby: Going to Montague Ambition: Be a good husband Boys’ Glee Club 3; Senior Play Committee 4. ANDREWS, MARY LOU L. A. Hobby: Johnny” Ambition: To ski well Intramural Basketball 2, 3. APPLE, DONALD L. A. Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Own a business AUGUST, ANN C. P. Hobby: Parties Ambition: Have a unique wardrobe Circulation Editor of Evergreen 4; Senior Play Publicity 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Pep Club 4; Exponent 4; Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y 4; Intramural Basket¬ ball. BALDWIN, ROBERT Com. Hobby: Speedboats Atnbition: Meatcutter Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Band; Senior Play Committee 4. BARNES, DAVID Foe. Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Reach age of 21 BARTON, IRENE C. P. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Telephone Operator BELDEN, MARIE L. A. Hobby: Roller Skating and Swimming Ambition: Go to Las Vegas BERGERON, BERNARD L. A. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Bartender BERNARD, RAYMOND Voc. Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Undecided BLAIR, EDWARD Voc. Hobby: Working on cars Ambition: Own a new Oldsmobile Student Council 3, 4. BLAIR, JOSEPH Voc. Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Truck Driver Student Council. BLODGETT, LEONARD h ' A. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Be a success Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4. BLOOD, JOHN L. A. Hobby: Radio Repairing Ambition: Radio and TV Electronics BOGUE, WILLIAM Voc. Ambition: Turkey Farmer BOIVIN, REGINALD Voc. Hobby: Model Airplanes Ambition: Printer BOMELY, CAROL HELEN C. P. Hobby: Skiing Ambition: Nurse Band 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Forum 3, 4; Class Prophet 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Choir 4; Ski Club 2; Chairman of Yearbook Advertising 4; Yearbook Advertising 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Sextette 3, 4; Christ¬ mas Concert 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Spring Concert 3, 4; Assembly Band 3, 4; Football Dance Com¬ mittee. BOWE, PAUL L. A. Hobby: Track meets Ambition: Do good in Trig” Football, Track, Forum. BRICE, JOHN Voc. Hobby. Guns Ambition: Mechanic BRITTON, MARCIA C. P. Hobby: Mail—to and fro Ambition: Graduate from college Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; SAS Collecting; Secretary- Treasurer Home Room 3; Football Dance Committee 3; Sophomore Dance Committee; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Treasurer Pep Club 4; Vice President Senior Class 4; Pro Merito 4; Christmas Concert 3; Sympathy Commit¬ tee 3; Evergreen Editor 4; Football Dance Committee 4; Senior Play Usher 4; PTA Usher 4; Student Loan Collector 3. BROWN, GERALDINE L. A. Hobby: Cutting Hair Ambition: Hairdressing BULLETTE, CATHRYN M. Com. Ambition: To travel Glee Club 2, 3; Forum 3, 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Driver Training; Pro Merito; Theory Certificate; 60, 80, 100 Cer¬ tificates; Junior OGA. BUSH, JEAN C. P. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: X-ray Technician Field Hockey 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Forum 3; Dance Committee 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Intra¬ mural Basketball 2; Silver G” 4; Talent Show 3; Debating Club 4; Emblem Com¬ mittee 3; Senior Play Make-up Committee 4; Good Government Committee 3. CALISEWSKI, ANDREW Com. Hobby: Swimming Track 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Yearbook Art Committee 4; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 4. CAMPBELL, PAUL F. Hoc. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Welder Home Room Secretary 2. CAMPBELL, SHEILA ANN L. A. Hobby: Playing banjo Ambition: Modeling and Fashion Designing Pro Merito 4; Twirler 2, 3; Drum Majorette 4; Football Banquet 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Glee Club 3; Forum 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; PTA Fashion Shows 2, 3, 4; Hostess 3, 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4; Yearbook Committee 4; Journalism 4; Chair¬ man of Twirlers’ Dance 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Christmas Play 4; Music Festival 3, 4; Silver G” 4; Bank Day 4; Spr ing Concert 4. CAPUTO, JOSEPHINE L. H. Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Undecided Manager Intramural Basketball; Senior Play Usher; Football Banquet Waitress. CARDWELL, KENNETH DONALD C. P. Hobby: Skiing Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Forum 3, 4; Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Talent Show Committee 2; Senior Play Ticket Committee. CARLISLE, EDWARD Voc. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Truck Driver Open-House Night; Senior Play Stage Crew. CENZANO, MARY L. A. Hobby: Popular Music Ambition: To be a housewife Senior Play 4; Basketball 2; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 3; Style Show 2, 4; Football Banquet Waitress 2, 3, 4. CHAPIN, LAWRENCE H. Voc. Hobby: Boxing and Fishing Ambition: Machinist Yearbook Staff. CHIAPPUTI, MICHAEL Voc. Hobby: Reading Ambition: Machinist CLARK, WILLIAM A. Voc. Hobby: Printing Ambition: Printer CLIFFORD, ROBERT C. P. Hobby: Work Ambition: President of Gas Light Company JV Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Junior Dance 3; Senior Play Stage Crew 4; Dance Committee 2; Silver G” 4; Home Room Assistant Chairman 2, 3, 4. COBB, PRISCILLA JANICE C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Be a Phys.Ed.Teacher Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Twirler 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Driver Training 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Forum 3, 4; Talent Show 3; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Christmas Concert 3; SAS Collector 3; Pep Club 4; Student Loan Col¬ lector 3; Yearbook Editor 4. COKELEY, WILLIAM C. P. Hobby: Football Ambition: Industrial Engineer Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; School Ring Committee 2; Fo¬ rum 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Exponent 4; Senior Play 4; Track 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Silver G” 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 3. COLLER, BRUCE Voc. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Tool Maker Hi-Y 3. CONANT, EVELYN Com. Hobby: Art Ambition: Medical Secretary Yearbook 4; Pro Merito 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; 60, 80, 100, 120 Certificates; Junior OGA; Theory- Certificate. CONWAY, MARY LOU C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Physical Therapy Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Forum 3; 4; Talent Show 3; Debate Club 3; Glee Club 2; Senior Play Costume Committee 4; Yearbook 3. COVEY, GERALD Foe. Hobby: Hunting, basketball Ambition: Mechanic Assistant Home Room Chairman 4. COWAN, FRANCES ELIZABETH C. P. Hobby: Cowboy Music Ambition: Go to Indiana Arms Academy—French Club 2; Chorus 2; JV Basketball 2. Greenfield—Glee Club 3, Forum 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Com¬ mittee, 4. CUSHING, MARILYN LOUISE C. P. Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Dietician Glee Club 2, 3; Forum 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Pro Merito 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Driver Training 4; Graduation Usher 3. CZERWINSKI, JOSEPHINE Com. Hobby: Laughing Ambition: Greatest Cymbal Player Senior Play Usher 4; Exponent; Pro Merito; Band; Yearbook 4; Talent Show; 60, 80, 100, 110, 120 Certificates; Theory; OGA. DAME, NANCY C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Junior College Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball; Soft- ball Manager 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Sympathy Committee 4; Glee Club 2. DAVENPORT, CLAYTON Koc. Hobby: Cars, horses Ambition: Own a good business Football 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Cap and Gown Committee 4. DAY, EARLE C. P. Hobby: Swimming Pool Ambition: Officer in Navigation Evergreen 3; Silver G” 4; Football 3, 4; Debate 4; Forum 4; Glee Club 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Home Room Assistant 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Exponent 4; Football Manager 2. DEDINAS, BIRUTE ANN C. P. Hobby. Dancing Aynbitwn-. To get through college Usher at Graduation 3; Chriitmas Concert 2, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Sympathy Committee 2; Music Festival 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Assembly Program Committee 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Good Govern¬ ment Day Committee 4; Usher at Senior Play 4; Yearbook 4; Cheerleader 4; Home Room Secretary 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Pep Club 4. DOMITRZ, JENNIE MARIE C. P. Hobby: Swimming and Skating Ambitioyi: Teacher Twirler 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; I eld Hockey 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Journalism 3, 4; Circulation Manager of Exponent 4; Forum 3, 4; SAS Committee 3; Debating Club 4; Senior Play Costume Committee 4; Christmas Concert 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3. DUFRAINE, JAMES L. H. Hobby. Making money Ambition: Own A P Tennis 2, 3, 4. DUKE, JOAN L. A. Hobby: Ray” Ambition: Graduate with all A’s Tri-Hi-Y; Exponent; Ticket Committee for Twirlers’ Dance 4; Yearbook Staff 3. DWYER, DELORES Com. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: To travel Twirler 4; Sympathy Committee 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Twirlers’ Dance Committee 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Debating Club 4; Forum. EMERALD, GERALD LEE C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Retire at 25 Hi-Y 2; Forum 4; Track 3, 4; Football 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Class Day Usher 3; Senior Play Usher 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. EMERALD, PAUL RICHARD C. P. Hobby: Model Planes Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Yearbook Art Committee 4. FARRIS, JOHN Voc. Hobby: Cars Ambition: Plumber FELLOWS, JAMES Voc. Hobby: Boxing Ambition: Linotype operator Home Room Treasurer 2. FISKE, HERBERT L. A. Hobby: Flying Ambition: Undetermined FISKE, RICHARD Voc. Hobby: Stamps Ambition: Printer FOTOPULOS, JAMES C. P. Hobby: Collecting money from Gleason Ambition: Teacher Hi-Y Chaplain 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Junior Dance Committee 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Publicity Senior Play 4; Forum 3, 4; Football Dance Committee 3; Silver G” 4; Sophomore Dance Com¬ mittee 2. FOURNIER, ROBERT L. A. Hobby: Somnolence Ambition: Be Famous Band 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Art Club 4. GAGNON, DOLORES Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Own the Recorder Yearbook Committee 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Shorthand Awards 80, 60 Certificates; Junior OGA; Theory Certifi¬ cate; Glee Club 2. GASS, HOWARD L. A. Hobby: Working Ambition: Be a leader Assembly 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. GEBO, ROBERT J. Com. Hobby. Photography Ambition: Navy GLEASON, ARTHUR C. P. Hobby: Basketball Ambition: Be an expert on birds Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Assistant Home Room Chair¬ man 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Commencement Dance Committee 3, 4. GORDON, SONIA Com. Hobby: Larry” Ambition: Make left turn on skis Forum 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Glee Club 2; OGA Certificate 4; Theory Certificate. GRAY, JOANNE Com. Hobby: Richie” Ambition: Parking with Sandy” Twirler 4; Secretary of Debating Club 4; Fo¬ rum 4; Softball 3; Basketball 3; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Decoration Committee 4; Assembly Committee 4; 5 min.—60, 5 min.—80, 5 min.—100 Certificate and Pin. GREEN, ELEANOR Com. Hobby: Basketball Games Ambition: Airline Hostess Student Council 3; Dance Committee 2, 3. GREEN, DONALD Voc. Hobby: Old Guns Ambition: Tool maker GREEN, ROBERTA L. A. Hobby: Bobby” Ambition: Get married Glee Club 2; Basketball 2; Forum 3. GREENLAW, PATRICIA Com. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Dancer Twirler; Intramural Basketball; Glee Club. GUSTAVASON, SANDRA E. C. P. Hobby: Gil” Ambition: Disc Jockey Senior Play 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Exponent 4; Co-Ed Club 2; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. HALE, LEON Voc. Hobby: Baseball Ambition: Machinist HALE, LOUISE L. A. Hobby: Listening to radio Ambition: Undecided Forum 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2. HALL, SHIRLEY L. A. Hobby: Band Ambition: Be good clarinetist Band 2, 3, 4; Home Room Secretary 2; Christ¬ mas Concert; Talent Show Committee; As¬ sembly Band. HALLOWELL, PAULINE L. A. Hobby: Telephoning Ambition: Travel HARRIS, JUANITA C..P. Hobby: Music and Dancing Ambition: Concert singer Glee Club 3; Talent Show 3; Girls’ Choir 2; Chairman of Entertainment Committee for Sophomore and Junior Dances; Sextette 3; Music Festival 3. HARRIS, PAT Com. Hobby: Typing Ambition: Secretary HAYES, EDWARD M. C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Take over Ump’s” job Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Boys’ Glee Club. HILL, KENNETH L. A. Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Government job HOLLOWAY, MARVIN Voc. Hobby: Girl Friends Ambition: Own a new Ford HUME, CAROLINE C. P. Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Nurse Glee Club; Forum 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Art Club; Field Hockey 2, 3; Driver Train¬ ing; Senior Play Usher; Yearbook Staff. HUNT, CAROL L. A. Ambition: Graduate HURLEY, JEAN C. P. Hobby. Skating and Swimming Ambition-. Travel Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; SAS Committee 2; Assistant Home Room Chair¬ man 3; Football Dance Committee 3; Forum 4; Choir 4; Activity 4; Senior Play Com¬ mittee 4; Music Festival 2; Christmas Con¬ cert 2, 3, 4. HUXTABLE, J. DAVID L. A. Hobby. Music Ambition-. Music store owner Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Forum 3; Darktown Strutters” 3; Junior Dance Committee. HYMAN, ALLAN C. P. Hobby-. Baseball Ambition-. Play Pro-ball Class President 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Boys’ State Rep.; Good Government Day Rep.; Vice President Mas¬ sachusetts Association of Student Councils 4; Secretary of Forum 3; President of Forum 4; President of Hi-Y 4; Co-Editor of Year¬ book 4; Chairman of Football Dance 3; SAS Collector 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Assembly Program Committee 2; Football Committee 3, 4; Commencement Dance Committee 3, 4. IRWIN, ESTHER L. A. Hobby: Knitting Ambitiott: Work at hospital JAMISON, EVELYN Com. Hobby: Johnny” Ambition: Go South of the Border Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 2, 3; OGA; 60 Certificate. JOBST, ANTON WILLIAM Voc. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Two year man in Air Force Assistant Home Room Chairman 3. JONES, RICHARD Voc. Hobby: Cars Ambition: Truck Driver Band 2, 3, 4. JUBB, LAWRENCE ARTHUR C. P. Hobby: Outdoor life Ambition: Transportation Tycoon Forum 3, 4; Track Manager 3; Glee Club 2; Track 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Senior Play Stage Crew 4. JULE, BARBARA C. P. Hobby: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Be a singer Glee Club 4; Forum 3, 4; Exponent 4. JUREWICZ, CAROL L. A. Hobby: Listening to Rhythm and Blues Ambition: Undecided Senior Play Committee 4; Style Show 4; Intra¬ mural Basketball 3. KALLINS, ELEANOR C. P. Hobby: Getting all A’s Ambition: Graduate from college Summa cum laude” Glee Club 2, 3; Basketball 2; Pro Merito 4; Debating Club; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Assistant Home Room Chair¬ man 2; Forum 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Usher at Graduation; Yearbook Staff 4; Exponent Staff 4. KAMINSKI, JOSEPH Voc. Hobby: Fishing Ambition: Construction KEITH, BALTHES Voc. Hobby: Fishing and Music Ambition: Carpenter Band 2, 3, 4; Silver G” 3; Talent Show 2, 3. KELLY, DAVID E. L. A. Hobby: Art Work Ambition: Painting KELLEY, DAVID M. C. P. Hobby: Outdoor Sports Ambition: Be the best Senior Play 4; Hi-Y 4; Forum 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Secretary of Class 4. KELLY, KATHY C. P. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Graduate from Nurses’ Train¬ ing” Glee Club 2, 3; Journalism 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Senior Play Publicity 4; Yearbook Adv. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Usher at Gradua¬ tion 3; Class Day 3; Pep Club 3; Silver G” 4. KEMP, LOIS MARGARET C. P. Hobby. Twirler AntbUion-. Be a nurse Twirler 2, 3; Lt. Twirler 4; Forum 3, 4; Glee Club; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Var¬ iety Show 3. LABELLE, SANDRA ANN C. P. Hobby. Driving Ambition ' . Executive Secretary Music Festival 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Glee Club 2; Football Dance Committee 2; Exponent 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Twirler 4; Forum 4; Christmas Concert 2, 3. LAMBERT, JOHN C. P. Hobby. Going to N. Y. City Ambition ' . President of First National Stores Senior Play Committee 4. LAPINSKI, EDWARD C. P. Hobby: Playing harmonicas Ambition: Get a pair of leopard skin pegged pants Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Forum 3, 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Assistant Home Room Chairman 4; Variety Show 4. LAURIE, RICHARD L. A. Hobby: Making Money Ambition: Manager of A P Stores Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. LEIGHTON, MAUREEN Cow. Hobby: Spike” Ambition: University of Pennsylvania Glee Club 2, 3; Usher Senior Play 4; Sopho¬ more Dance Committee 2; Junior Dance Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Year¬ book 4. L EONARD, ROBERT L. A. Hobby: Model Airplanes Ambition: Commercial Charter Pilot LONG, STEPHEN C. P. Hobby: Going to Spencer Ambition: Be a Disc Jockey Hi-Y 2, 3; Activity Committee 2; Stage Club 2, 3; Track 3; Senior Play 4; Debating Club 4; Boys’ Glee Club 2; Forum 3. LORD, RICHARD Hoc. Hobby: Cars Ambition: Air Force LOVETT, ROBERT C. P. Hobby: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Theology SAS Committee 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Yearbook Com¬ mittee 4. LUDDINGTON, FRANK C. P. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Engineer Tennis 3, 4; Bank Day Committee 2. LYON, MELVIN B. Voc. Hobby: Photography and Swimming Ambition: Frogmen Stage Crews; Musical Show; Senior Play Com¬ mittee 2, 3, 4; Open House Night 2, 3. MacLAUGHLIN, WILLIAM E. JR. Voc. Hobby: Guns and Hunting Ambition: State Police MAJEWSKI, JOANNE C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Laboratory technician Field H ockey 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Softball 2, 3; Twirler 4; Talent Show 3; Forum 2, 3; Silver G”; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Music Festival 4. MASON, NORMAN Hoc. Hobby: Driving truck Ambition: Carpenter MASTALE, GEORGE Voc. Hobby: Radio, Camping Ambition: Forest Ranger Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Home Room Secretary- Treasurer 4; Dance Committee 3. MAYERS, DOROTHY Com. Hobby: Ray” Ambition: Be a housewife Senior Play Committee 4; Theory Certificate; Forum; Junior OGA; Football Banquet Com¬ mittee. MAYHEW, JOHN A. Voc Hobby: Football, boxing Ambition: Engineering draftsman Football 2, 3, 4. MAYO, RUTH L. A. Hobby: Marvie” A m bitio n: Travel Forum 3; Journalism 3. McCAIN, ROBERT U. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Chemist Student Council 2, 3; President Student Coun¬ cil 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Exponent; Forum 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Vice President Class 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sophomore and Junior Dance Committees. McDonough, ronald c. p. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Graduate from college Senior Play 4; Hi-Y 4; Forum 3, 4; Intramural Basketball. McHUGH, ROBERT HARRY L. A. Hobby: Cheering Ambition: To be the most to say the least.” Hi-Y 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Junior Dance 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Class Council 3; Senior Play Committee 4. McLaughlin, john t. c. p. Hobby: Going to school Ambition: Get through high school Forum 4; Senior Play Stage Crew 4; Track 3, 4; Glee Club 3. MERRIAM, ANN C. P. Hobby: Somnolence Ambition: Horticultural Researchist Forum 3, 4; Pro Merito 4; Senior Play Com¬ mittee 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Usher at Graduation 3. MILLETT, MELVIN Voc. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Marines MORAN, KATHERINE C. P. Hobby: Domestics Ambition: Nursing Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; President Tri-Hi-Y 4; Field Hockey Manager 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 4; Exponent 2, 3; Exponent Editor 4; Senior Play Committee 4; Silver G” 3, 4; Forum 3; Vice President of Forum 4; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Choir 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Coun¬ cil Committee 2, 3; Yearbook Editor 2, 3, 4; Softball Manager 3, 4; Sextette 3, 4; Class Committee 2, 3, 4; SAS Collector 2, 3; Home Room Secretary 3. MORAN, MARY JANE C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Graduate from college Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Exponent 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Sextette 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Silver G” 4; Legislative Com¬ mittee 4; Variety Show 3; Forum Program Committee 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4. MORRISSEY, DENEIGE C. P. Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Nurse Forum 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Senior Play Cast 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Usher at Graduation 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Glee Club 2, Year¬ book Staff 4; Christmas Concert 2; Music- Festival 2. MOWRY, DAVID L. A. Hobby. Sports Ambition-. To please my girl Football 2; Football Manager 3, 4; Track 3; Hi-Y 4; Intramural Basketball 2. MURLEY, JOYCE L. A. Hobby. Dex” Ambition-. Go to Florida Intramural Basketball 2; Forum 2, 3; Glee Club 2. MUSHOVIC, ANTON C. P. Hobby-. Football, hot-rods Ambition-. Play college football Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Play 4. NEWHALL, DAVID Voc. Hobby-. Working on cars Ambition-. Own a speed shop NIKANDER, RICHARD Voc. Hobby-. Girl Eriends Ambition-. Be a bachelor NORTH, WAYNE Voc. Hobby-. Boats Ambition-. Music Band; Talent Show 3, 4. OATES, LOIS EVELYN L. A. Hobby. Johnny” Ambition: Be a housewife Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Glee Club 2. O’CONNOR, DAVID C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Undecided Forum 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4. O’NEIL, SANDRA Com. Hobby: Buying Clothes Ambition: Travel Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Forum 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Field Hockey 2; Class Secretary 2; Legislative Committee 4; Senior Play Com¬ mittee 4; Dance Committee Chairman 2, 3; Junior OGA; 60, 80 min. Certificates. O’SULLIVAN, MARY Com. Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Secretary Secretary-Treasurer Pro Merito 4; Home Room Secretary 4; 5 min. 60, 80, 120 Certificate and Pin; Senior Play Committee 4; Theory Certificate; Junior OGA Certificate; 100 Certificate and Pin; Senior OGA Certificate; Yearbook Staff. PARDA, DONALD K. L. A. Hobby: Girl Friends Ambition: Coach Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 2; Senior Play 4; Forum 3, 4; Assistant Home Room Chairman 2, 3, 4. PERVERE, MILDRED L. A. Hobby: Photography Ambition: Telephone Operator Glee Club. PERVERE, ROBERT L. A. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Government job PETERS, GERALD L. A. Hobby: Painting Ambition: Pilot Talent Show. PETRIN, ROBERT C. P Hobby: Hot Rods” Ambition: Put Hot Rod” on road. Yearbook Art Committee 4; Senior Play Com¬ mittee. PHELPS, DUANE Voc. Hobby: Boating and Hunting Ambition: 20-year man in Air Force PHELPS, LORENZO L. A. Hobby: Music Ambition: Be another Benny Goodman Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Assembly Band 2, 3, 4; Darktown Strutters”; Dance Committee 3; Talent Show. PIELOCK, JOHN Voc. Hobby: Girl Eriends Ambition: Cabinet maker POTTER, BEVERLY C. P. Hobby: Horses Ambition: Nurse Glee Club 2, 3; Forum 4; Driver Training 4. PRATT, LOREN C. P. Hobby: Playing Harmonicas Ambition: Beat Wardy” in a race Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Forum 2, 3; Yearbook Advertising; Talent Show. QUICK, JUDY C. P. Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: Nurse in Springfield Hospital Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Forum 3, 4; Exponent 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pro Merito 4; Senior Play Com¬ mittee 4; Dance Committee 3; Silver G”; Driver Training; Usher at Graduation 3; Chirstmas Concert 2, 3. RAU, EDWARD L. A. Hobby: Hunting, fishing REHAUME, JOYCE ALICE L. A. Ambition: To succeed Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. REIL, FREDERICK L. A. Hobby: Building Ambition: Carpenter RICE, THOMAS C. P. Hobby: Hunting, fishing Ambition: Graduate from Springfield Col¬ lege Exponent 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Silver G” 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Stage Crew 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Forum. 4. RHODES, SHIRLEY L. A. Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Artist Glee Club 2; Style Show; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. ROBERT, DAVID PHILIP C. P. Hobby: Hunting, fishing Ambition: To have only one left foot Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Intramural Bas¬ ketball 3. ROHNERT, RICHARD Voc. Hobby: Stamp Collection Ambition: Navy SACHSE, FRED L. A. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Own a business Track. SAWICKI, THERESA MARY C. P. Hobby: Chauffeur” Ambition: Capt. in Nurses’ Corps Glee Club 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Basketball 2; Forum 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Girls’ Choir 4; Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Dance Orchestra 2; Yearbook 4; Exponent 4; Sextette 3, 4; Silver G” 4; Pro Merito 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4. SCHULTZ, FRANCIS C. P. Hobby: Collecting Minerals Ambition: Geologist Forum 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Pro Merito 4; Senior Play Usher 4. SCOBLE, NANCY JANET C. ’P. Hobby: Music, Dancing Ambition: Be a Physicist Glee Club 2; Forum 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Journalism 2, 3; Editor-in-Chief of Ex¬ ponent 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Prompter Senior Play 4. SCOTT, SHEILA ANN C. P. Hobby: Singing off key Ambition: Travel in Portugal Cheerleader 2, 3; Co-Captain 4; Forum 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Senior Play 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Home Room Secretary 2, 3; Dance Committee 2, 3; Yearbook 4. SCRYBA, MARGARET ANN L. A. Hobby: Popular Music Ambition: Beautician Glee Club 2; Forum 3; Style Show 4; Intra¬ mural Basketball 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Senior Play Committee 4. SEARS, WILLIAM Voc. Hohhy: Cars Ambition-. To own a garage SEIBERT, GERALD C. P. Hobby. Aviation, Skiing Ambition: Aeronautics Ski Team 2. SESSLER, FREDERIKA C. P. Hobby: Having Eun Ambition: To be a nurse Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2; Forum 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Yearbook 4; Dance Committee. SESTILI, MARY L. A. Hobby: Embroidery Ambition: Work in a factory SHUMWAY, MAYNARD EDWARD C. P. Hobby: Hunting, Fishing Ambition: California Millionaire SHUMWAY, RICHARD C. P. Hobby: Trying to pass Eng. IV Ambition: To pass Eng. IV Track; Forum; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. SIMONDS, GAIL Com. Hobby: Traveling Ambition: Go to Hawaii Shorthand Awards, 60, 80, 100 and Pin; The¬ ory Certificate; OGA; Senior Play Usher 4. SINCLAIR, GAY C. P. Hobby: Modern Dancing Ambition: Religious Education Director Forum 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Assistant Home Room Chairman 2; Student Council 4; Exponent 3, 4; Pro Merito 3, 4; Sextette 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Talent Shov ' 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Field Hockey 2. SLAHETKA, ROSALIE Com. Hobby: Trying to Drive Ambition: Travel Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Field Hockey 2; Senior Play Ticket Committee 4; Forwm 2, 4; Assembly Program Committee 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior OGA; Theory Certificate; 80 Minute Certificate. SMEAD, PATRICIA J. C. P. Hobby: Skip” Ambition: Be a Secretary Basketball 2, 3, 4; Sextette 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Glee Club 2; Glee Club Librarian 2; Secretary of Home Room 2; SAS Collector 2; Dance Committee 3; Senior Play Usher 4; Christmas Concert 2; Silver G” 4; In¬ tramural Basketball 2. SMEAD, PHILIP E. C. P. Hobby: Listening to Hillbilly Music Ambition: Aggie Engineer Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Pro Merito 3; President Pro Merito 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Christ¬ mas Concert 2; Glee Club 2; Senior Play Usher; Graduation Exercises Usher 3. SMITH, DENTON L. A. Hobby: Radio Ambition: Accountant Senior Play 4; Forum 3, 4; Exponent 3; Band 4. SMITH, MARY-ANNE Cow. Hobby: Dave” ' Ambition: Graduate Basketball 2, 3; Forum 3; Glee Club 3. SNOW, EDWARD Voc. Hobby: Hunting, Fishing Ambition: Truck driver Stage Crews. SNOW, PATRICIA MARY Com. Hobby: Leyden Dances Ambition: Beautician Glee Club 2; Forum 3. SPRINGER, BEVERLY Com. Hobby: Driving Ambition: Own a car Yearbook Staff 4; Forum 3. STONE, PATRICIA C. P. Hobby: Painting Ambition: Own a florist shop Forum 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2; Senior Play Committee 4; Dance Com¬ mittee 2, 3; Silver G” Committee 4. SZULBORSKI, RONALD S. C. P. Hobby. Golf Afub f on: Be a success Forum 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4. TETREAULT, RAYMOND C. P. Hobby. Basketball Aynbition ' . Be like Danny Baseball 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Forum 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Assistant Home Room Chairman 2, 3, 4. TOGNERI, PAULINE Com. Hobby. Music Ambit ' ioyr. Play in Cities Service Band of America” Band 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Forum 3, 4; Silver G”; Pro Merito; Class Will; Dance Committee 3; Home Room Secretary 3; Sex¬ tette 3, 4; Senior Play Committee 4; 60, 80, 100, 120 Certificates and Pin; Junior OGA; Theory Certificate. TOOMBS, EDWARD L. A. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Accountant TOUHER, MAUREEN C. P. Hobby. Thusie” Ambition: Nurse Forum 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 2; Senior Play 4; Junior Dance Committee; Christmas Concert 2; Music Fes¬ tival 2. TOWLE, CHARLES Voc. Hobby: Fishing and Basketball Ambition: Be a short order cook JV Basketball 3; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4. TRUCHON, SHIRLEY C. P. Hobby: Having fun Ambition: Go to Paris Forum 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Ex¬ ponent 2, 3, 4; Exponent Rep. 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Dance Committee 3; Christmas Concert 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 4; Sen¬ ior Play Committee; Yearbook Advertising. TUTTLE, GATES Voc. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Undecided Band 2, 3, 4. WALSH, RICHARD Voc. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Machinist WALSH, SHIRLEY Com. Hobby: Watching Basketball Games Ambition: Secretary Intramural Basketball; 60 Certificate; Junior OGA; Forum. WEBB, WILLIAM Voc. Hobby: Guns, Hunting Ambition: Machinist Yearbook Staff 4; Good Government Day Rep¬ resentative 4. WESOLOWSKI, WILLIAM E. C. P. Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Ambition: Civil Engineer Forum 3; Secretary Forum 4; Pro Merito 3; Vice President Pro Merito 4; Hi-Y 4; Sen¬ ior Play Committee 4; Home Room Secre¬ tary-Treasurer 4. WHEELER, SHIRLEY L. A. Hobby: Piano Ambition: Travel WILCOX, EDWARD C. P. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Track 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 4; Glee Club 2; Senior Play Committee 4. WILLIS, ALBERT L. A. Hobby: Science Ambition: Janitor at Garden Band 2, 3; Art Club 2, 3. WINSECK, FRED C. P. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Have same success as Danny, Stan and Ump Baseball 2, 3; Co-Captain Baseball 4; Basket¬ ball 2, 3; Co-Captain Basketball 4; Hi-Y; Track 3, 4; Forum; Silver G”; Dance Com¬ mittee 2; Student Loan Collector; Glee Club 2; Yearbook Editor; Schoolboy Golf Tourna¬ ment. WOOD, MARY-ANNE C. P. Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Mi 11 ionaire WOODWARD, DIANA C. P. Hobby. Music A� ibit}o)r. Nurse Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Band 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Choir 4; Forum 3, 4; ' ' Senior Play Usher; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Talent Show; Christmas Concert 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Yearbook Committee 4; Assembly Band; Spring Concert 2, 3- YOBST, CLYDE Fr?c. Hobby: Boating Ambition: Railroad Engineer YOBST, PAULINE ANN L. A. Ambition: Graduate Glee Club; Intramural Basketball. Voc. YORK, RONALD Hobby: Wrestling Ambition: Wrestler ZATRYKA, SIMON C. P. Ambition: Undecided Hi-Y 2, 3; Vice President Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Talent Show 4; Dance Committee 3; Forum 4; Com¬ mencement Dance Committee Chairman 4; PA System 4; Class Day 4; Exponent Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Commencement Com¬ mittee 3; Senior Play Committee 4; Music Festival 3; Christmas Concert 3. Class History Place: Never-Ever Land Time: Two thousand A. D. Characters: Putter Pan and Gay-Bell G. B.: Putter Pan, Putter Pan! Putter Pan!! Honestly, Putter, sometimes I wonder just what would have happened to you if we hadn’t decided to come here to Never- Ever Land. Judging from the way you always day dream and think about the old days, I often think you might have been just a plain loafer. Come on, boy, snap out of it.’’ P. P.: Must I? Golly, but those were the days! High school was just one big ball. Gay-Bell, will you quit your nagging? Didn’t we come here so that we could keep reliving by-gone days? We just couldn’t give up the good times in high school. There were work and worry, but there were great accomplishments, too.” G. B.: I guess for once I’ll have to go along with you. I’m going to keep recalling the wonderful parties, the thrills at the games, and all the priceless things I learned— ahem, not just from books cither. (Giggle) Oh, I’ll never forget that first day long ago when I walked through the high school front door and started a new life. I was really scared, for everything seemed so different and new.” P. P.: Yes, just like being transferred from Alcatraz to Leavenworth.” G. B.: Oh, nonsense! You certainly changed your mind after spending three years there.” P. P.: Now that you mention it, I really changed my mind as soon as I got ' hep’ to the way ' Daddy’ Watt wanted things done. ' Oh, Mein Pappa’!! Let’s see, it was way back in nineteen fifty-one. Yes, that’s right, because I can remember how surprised I was that our year turned out well under Petticoat Rule. Mary Jane Moran was certainly a fine female Veep.” You know the rumor that presidents are supposed to have their secretaries sit on their laps to take dictation? Well, I’ve always wondered if our cute Secretary ' Sandy’ O’Neil ever sat on President ' AE Hyman’s lap.” G. B.; Don’t forget ' Nicky’ McNicholas. Remember how little she was and the way she seemed to bounce everywhere she went? There was ' AE Hyman, too. He really started his high school political life with a bang! I think his being president all three years was a big factor in making our class the extra-special one it was.” P. P.: Speaking of being extra-special, what about the Sophomore dance we had? Wow!! If I recall correctly, everyone and his brother—or should I say sister—were there. ' Kay’ Moran really outdid herself in the supervision of decorating. The gymnasium really looked ' tops’!” G. B.: If I remember correctly, there was success whenever Katherine helped. How¬ ever, let’s get back to the dance. Remember the way everyone in the class put his whole heart and soul into making it a success? To me this was just one evidence of the fine class and school spirit we had on the ball field and in the stands when members of our class helped the high school win the Western Massachusetts Football Title. There were members of our class on the basketball, baseball, and tennis teams when Green¬ field won the title of Valley League Champions in all three sports.” P. P.; Indeed! As Sophomores we were really successful in sports. During football ' Bill’ Cokeley, ' Art’ Gleason, ' Tom’ Rice, and ' Bubba’ Hayes were lettermen. Also, how about the ' Sophomore Scrubeanies,’ who made their debut by scoring against Westfield? Oh, yes, and in basketball the ' J. V.’s,’ who, by the way, were all from our class, didn’t lose a game all season. Also, let’s not forget ' Fred’ Winseck’s perfect shots. No wonder he played on the varsity squad his first year in high school. ' Fred ' and ' Al’ Hyman played with the varsity team in baseball. I’d say our class really outdid itself in sports during nineteen fifty-one and two.’’ G. B.; Yes, Sir, our class rather outdid itself in about every field. Why, I can distinctly remember L. C. Cox saying, ' Yes, Gay, your class was outstanding not only- in spirit but also in academic rating.’ Boy! that’s something when a teacher even com¬ mends a class. Oh, Putter, is it any wonder we came to Never-Ever Land? Why, I wouldn’t have grown up and drifted away from those wonderful Senior High days for anything.’’ P. P.: Remember Junior Year? That was wonderful! I guess I spent my best Thanksgiving that year. First, I helped the football team ' cream’ those Turners Indians to the tune of twenty-seven, seven. That night I went to the big Victory Dance our class sponsored.’’ G. B.; Oh, Putter, do you ever remember how many people we had at the dance and how beautiful the gymnasium looked?” P. P.: The entertainment is what I remember. Those six Juniors who sang under the misleading name of Sextette were quite something.” G. B.; Just what do you mean by that, Mr. Pan? Remember, I was a part of the Sextette.” P. P.: I ain ' t no ' Stooley’.” G. B.: Okay for you, but didn’t something else important happen in Junior Year? Oh, I remember! It was the Washington-New York trip. So many of our classmates went with Miss Rose, Miss Curtis, and Mr. Georgerian.” P. P.: How could I forget? All I heard for two months from the travelers was what life was like in the big city.” (Suddenly he springs up.) G. B.: For heavens sake! What’s the matter? Did you have a brainstorm or some¬ thing else just as disastrous?” P. P.; Petticoat Rule—out the window—hurrah! I’d say we had some pretty fine- officers in fifty-three. Let’s see, there was ' AF Hyman, President; ’Bill’ Cokeley, Sec¬ retary; ' Blip’ Smead, Treasurer, and (scratching his head) who was the other one?” G. B.: What an act, as if you didn t remember! Well, I’ll have to admit you did do a rather splendid job as Vice President. Of course, you’ll have to take into consider¬ ation that there was nothing to do.” P. P.; All right, enough of that. Miss. To change the subject, do you remember how proud we all were when ' AT Hyman was elected Vice President of all the Student Councils in Massachusetts?” G. B.: I should say I do remember! There couldn’t have been a better choice. Oh, I utter, do you recall what we were say ing about the Sextette singing at the Junior Dance? Well, you know, that started me a-thinkin’.” P. P.; Oh, I thought I smelled something burning.” G. B.: Now can’t you be serious for once? What I’m thinking is that Miss Congdon started our Sextette, and so she must have come to G.H.S. for our Junior Year. I don’t think I’ll ever know anyone who could accomplish so much in so little time.’’ P. P.: That’s right. She really started the ball rolling in dramatics and music! (He dozes off dreamily) Let’s see, there wasn’t anything else in Junior Year, was there? G. B.; Why, ’Dopey,’ you forgot all about the sports in fifty-three.’’. P. P.: Ho-hum, not too dumb! After ' Pretty-Boy Ed’ Lapinski, Fred ' Blond Bomb¬ shell’ Winseck, and ' Modest Ray’ Tetreault, all helping the team to win the Valley League Title in basketball, I surely should have remembered. G. B.: I know I don’t remember very much about sports, but wasn’t that the year that Fred was chosen for the All-Western Massachusetts basketball team?” P. P.: Very fine; very fine! But there’s something you’ve forgotten. Track was revived during our Junior year. If my memory serves me, ' Larry ' Jubb, ' Dave’ Mowry, and ’Paul’ Bowe all did their part in helping the team win the Valley League Title. There is another little item. When spring football practice began, ' Bill’ Cokeley, ' Beansey’ Baldwin, and ' Art’ Gleaso n came ' down to earth’ again. G. B.: Weren’t they chosen to be on the All-County Football Team? Well, I think we’ve talked enough about the sports end of things. Once you get started on that subject, nobody can stop you. How about the times we had during Junior year? Lola Ahearn and Mr. Hubbard had quite a feud!” P. P.: Ha ha, ho ho. (He laughs hysterically.) G. B.: What struck you, anyway?” P. P.: Oh-ho, ho! Remember ' Mo’ Touher and the razzing she took after she broke her leg while she was starting out on the Mother’s Day Drive? The funny thing was that ' Peg-Leg’ wasn’t even a mother. G. B.: I can still picture the shocked look that came over ' Butch’ Day’s face after he broke a window in Mr. Hubbard’s room. ' Butch’s’ class must have been having quite a party. P. P.: We certainly had some great times in Sophomore and Junior years, but Senior year topped everything. To say the least, being a Senior was the most marvelous thing that ever happened to me. We were ' Wheels at last! G. B.: ' Speak for yourself, John.’ After all, we were just grown-up Sophomores. P. P.; Are you trying to tell me it was grown-up Sophomores who made our Senior Play such a success? We certainly had some hidden talent in ' Bashful Dave’ Roberts and ' Blushing Dave’ Kelly. G. B.: I’ll never forget the lessons we had to give ' Lon’ and ' Candy’ in the back hall. I couldn’t figure out whether ' Denny Cuddles’ Morrissey wouldn’t cooperate or whether David had a little trouble because he kept remembering a certain person named ' Spike’! P. P.: Did you and ' Dave’ Kelly act as teachers? The climax of the Saturday production surely made Cordelia and John Todd look like professionals. G B.: That’s enough of that kind of talk. I can remember how pleased the cast was after having so much fun, doing so much work during practices, and then having the play turn out swell. I imagine ' Flip’ Smead, class treasurer, was very pleased because of the six hundred and one dollars and thirty-one cents profit. d P. P.: Now, ' Kiddy, ' let’s get down to another important thing about the Senior Play—Britton’s celebration afterward. (Sheepish grin) G. B.: Hold your horses, old boy, for I haven’t finished! P. P.: ’Sense me for breathing. I should have known better than to interrupt a woman. G. B.: All right, then, for heaven’s sake, we can’t forget Miss Congdon. ' Why, ' Strange Boarders’ owes its success to the aid given by the G.H.S. Librarian. Lo)ig Silence P. P.; (Whispers softly) Okay now? —(Eagerly continuing) Now let’s think about that party! Well, I guess. It was really ' tops’! There were no neighbors for miles around. Of course, we were quiet anyway. (Chuckles evilly.) Boy, I’d swear that whole house rocked with ' Heart of My Heart.’ Everybody, and I do mean everybody, was singing. If you don’t believe me, you should ask Mr. Britton. G. B.; Didn’t you think it was nice the way everyone came to know each other? P. P.; How? The way was what intrigued me. As I remember, you didn’t do so badly yourself! What was the rumor about the ' lovely leading lady being all wrapped up in something?’ It’s a cinch it wasn’t your dreams. G. B.: Now let’s not get personal. What was it you were called? ' Casanova’ McCain? Oh-ho, that was it. P. P.; What do you mean? I was just doing my duty. Fun? Indeed! How about ' Shirley Burly’ Truchon? She seemed to grow up in the first half hour of the party.” G. B.: As I recall, she got along famously with that handsome male from Dart¬ mouth. Also, what about the couple in the corner that were ' obeying impulses’ right and left?” P. P.: Which corner? Oh, and which couple? Remember Carol ' Bom Bom’ Bomely? She proved to be quite a song leader.” G. B.; I’ll never forget ' Romeo’ Baldwin. He certainly made the rounds more than once. P. P.: You know, I don’t think we would remember this party half so well if the aftermaths hadn’t been so great. Everyone seemed so much more friendly after the party. G. B.; Yes, Putter, I was thinking the same thing. All the Seniors were more unified after ' the night .” P. P.: Well, I guess that finishes our recollections of Senior Play and party. However, in another way neither of us can finish them. The reason is that these two events were too perfect to forget. (Change of mood takes place.) Hey, how about sports in Senior year? (Sarcastically) I don’t suppose you remember that ' Bubba’ Hayes was chosen for the Western Massachusetts Football Team, do you?” G. B.: ' Dopey,’ of course I do. In fact, there is something you plumb forgot. ' Artie’ Gleason made a fast guard on that second team. P. P.: Atta girl. Guess I did slip on that. If I rightly remember, ' Mush’ Mushovic, Barry ' Hale, and ' Buster’ Davenport all did their share in helping to win the Valley League Football Trophy in fifty-four. Also, in basketball Fred Winseck, ’Ed’ Lapinski, ■Ray’ Tctreault, and ' Lenny’ Blodgett did their part in helping the Greenfield High Basketball Team to play in the Semi-Finals at the Springfield Tournament. Our boys played superbly in their Senior year.” G. B.: You know, we’ve been side-stepping the other side of sports?” P. P.: Pardon me, Madame. Just what is this other side of sports?” G. B.: The girls’ sports, ' Nucklehead!’ ' Nance’ Dame nearly ' had a bird’ when her Junior team won Intramurals in fifty-three. Something else I always recollect is the way ' Pris’ Cobb used to slug the softball. Boy, never did I see such a girl ball¬ player.” P. P.: I guess Mary Jane Moran took the cake for an all-round athlete. (Twinkles his eye) She really knew her plays.’’ G. B.: Putter, don’t you think the Seniors were lucky to have such fine officers as ' AT Hyman, Marcia Britton, David Kelly, and Phillip Smead in their last high school year?’’ P. P.: Another thing in which we were lucky was to have such spirited Co-Captain Cheerleaders. Sheila Scott and ' Nicky’ McNicholas rounded out a rip-roaring cheering squad to goad our boys to victory.” G. B.: Did ' Andy’ Calisewski ever tell you of the honor the teachers bestowed on him and Pauline Togneri? These two were chosen from all the Commercial students to go to view the modern procedures and machines used in factories and offices in Springfield. I’d say they both should be pretty proud of their being selected.” P. P.: I should say so. That ' Andy’ didn’t even tell me about his trip.” G. B.: Putter, do you think we’ll ever forget our final graduation exercises? Dr. Gilkey surely was the perfect man to speak at graduation. His speech gave everyone in the class something to think about after each had received his diploma and gone into his next step in life.” P. P.; That’s right, Gay-Bell. Also, our class banquet seemed to bring our whole class into a closer fellowship than we had had all through high school.” (He utters a long, contented sigh.) G. B.: My goodness, you sound like ' Bossy, the Contented cow’!” P. P.; Maybe I am in a way. A cow is contented because she has plenty of green grass to eat; I’m happy because I have plenty of time here in Never-Ever Land to reminisce about our Green Years. G. B.: All right, Mr. Pan. Off to sleep you go. Now that you’ve started me think¬ ing of high school again, I have some dreaming I’d like to do on my own.” P. P.: So long.” (Slumbers off peacefully to sleep.) DOROTHY GAY SINCLAIR ROBERT JACKSON McCAIN Class Will We, the Senior Class of Greenfield Hi h School, being of sound mind and body, considering what we’ve been through these last three years, do declare this to be our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I SENIOR PLAY GAY SINCLAIR leaves the lead in our play and the excellent way she played it to CONNIE EITZGERALD. MO” TOUHER leaves her seven lines in the Senior Play to anyone who can learn them. DAVE ROBERT leaves with fond memories of the SENIOR PLAY PARTY and its motto, OBEY THAT IMPULSE!” ELLIE KALLINS leaves her prompting in the Senior Play to any Junior girl who is looking for excitement. DENNIE MORRISSEY leaves her portrayal of Candy to MARY ANNE KONIKOSKI. HUTCHIE” PARDA leaves, confident that BOSTON BENNY never had it so good. DAVE KTELLEY leaves his part as John Todd, and also his bright red complexion to PHIL NORWOOD. STEVE LONG leaves, determined to be a Deacon—the kind he played in Strange Boarders.’’ DENNIE SMITH leaves his part as The Professor to the Junior who is unfortunate enough to get it. ARTICLE II SPORTS BUBBY HAYES leaves his hard running and high scoring honors to DICK MICH¬ AUD. JOHNNY MAYHEW leaves his boxing down at the Arena to FUDGE” BUD- REWICZ. EASY ED” LAPINSKI and RAY TETREAULT ( 2 3 of the BIG 3) leave their clever basketball handling to DICK PROVOST and BILL MARTIN. HOWIE GASS and TOM RICE leave their Official Basketball Scorekeeper’s Hand¬ book” to PERRY MANIATTY and PETE BUNGAY. NANCY DAME and ANN AUGUST leave their bench-warming ability to MARILYN MASON and TUSH” ROGALSKI. PUTT McCAIN leaves his crooked way of intercepting a pass to BILL WALLNER. MARY JANE MORAN, JAY MAJEWSKI and PRISCILLA COBB leave their ragged uniforms, broken bats, and deflated basketballs to SIS” TEROUNZO, CAROL PETERS, and CHARLIE” BRYANT. To BOODY ” PERVERE, FRED WINSECK leaves his fast break away and scoring records. FRANK LUDDINGTON and RONNIE SZULBORSKI bequeath their tennis rackets to BOB HOADLEY. JACK McLaughlin, TEDDIE WILCOX, and GERRY emerald leave the respon¬ sibility for making future track records to JOHN CLAPP, WALTER BOGUSLAW- SKI, and TOM HEINIG. SHEILA SCOTT, KATHY KELLY, and NICKY” McNICHOLAS leave their cheer¬ ing positions to ZIP” LOIGNON, BUNNY” PUTNAM, and JO WOLFRAM. MUSH” MUSHOVIC leaves his rough manner, and most of all his broken nose to BERT CROTHERS for extra strength in the football eleven. MARY LOU CONWAY leaves her place on the softball team to JOYCE ALEX. RONNIE McDonough, DAVE O’CONNOR, and BILL COKELEY leave the Y” Church League Teams so that PAT GRIFFIN, STAN SCHRYBA, and DAVID FRENCH can get a chance to play. LENNIE BLODGETT and SKIP FOTOPOLOS leave the baseball team and their care of second base and right field to BOB LINDELL and FREDDY MORIN. ARTICLE III AROUND G.H.S. HALLS BILL WEBB leaves his seat in the House of Representatives to MINER THOMPSON. To lOHN SIANO. AL HYMAN leaves his senior class presidency and Jtavel. MAYNARD SHUMWAY leaves his reserved corners of G.H.S. to LARRY CONWAT. WAYNE NORTH leaves his trombone and place in the band to lOE BARRISE. SANDY LABELLE leaves her study of England to any of Mr. Hubbard’s future histo¬ rians. JEAN HURLEY leaves her aching muscles to those Juniors and Sophomores in the fifth period Phys. Ed. class. EVIE CONANT leaves her position as secretary to Mr. Cox to LIBBY AMBO. PHIL SMEAD leaves the editorship of THE EVERGREEN to BARBARA RUCCL MARY O’SULLIVAN leaves her live feet, one inch to PAM McGAHAN. LOLA AHERN leaves her messv locker to ELSIE. j PATTY HARRIS and GAIL SIMONDS leave their shorthand books to anyone who wants them. JO CAPUTO leaves, breaking all speed laws in her haste to get to the door. KITTY BULLETTE leaves G.H.S. heading for Texas. NANCY SCOBLE leaves her D.A.R. position to KATHERINE JOHNSTON. FREDDIE SACHSE leaves the halls of G.H.S., but not those of the Corner Store. SONIA GORDON leaves her absence at G.H.S. to anyone who has been present all the time. BUTCH DAY leaves his presidency of the Debating Club to the next fellow who joins the club. PAUL BOWE leaves his book on how to operate a slide rule to BOB PRYZBY. BARB JULE leaves without a pencil to her name because PUTT McCAIN borrowed them all. To BEA TUTTLE, GERRY BROWN leaves her seat in the Auditorium with the stipu¬ lation that it be occupied every morning. BILL WESOLOWSKI leaves his office in THE FORUM, to NANCY PRATT. DAVE MOWRY leaves his seat in the auditorium at A” lunch to BOB SIMPSON. )0 CZERWINSKI leaves her place in the band and her cymbals to anyone who car: stand the noise. RENNIE PHELPS and BALTHES KEITH leave, taking their saxophones with them. ROBERTA GREENE leaves her sewing and cooking technique to RUTHIE SUCH- ANEK. GATES TUTTLE leaves his trumpet to DICK DUPREY. CAROL BOMELY leaves her kettle drums to LOIS DWYER, but we re confident that ’’Dragnet” will never sound the same. CAROLINE HLIME leaves her work in the office to SHIRLEY SCOTT. ANN MERRIAM, JUDY QUICK, and MARILYN CUSHING leave their gossip corner in Room 18 to any Juniors who don’t like Hi.story. DOLORES GAGNON leaves w ' ith cramped fingers . . . her typing job for the yearbook is finished! SI ZATYRKA leaves the P.A. System to BILL NEWCOMB. To LESLIE REED, SHIRLEY HALL leaves her clarinet. THERESA SAWICKI leaves, hoping her noble efforts on the Alto Horn are not for¬ gotten. MARGARET SCRYBA and CAROL JUREWICZ leave the Home Ec garbage pail to CHRIS GAGNON and JOAN GAUTHIER. SHEILA CAMPBELL and PEGGY KEMP leave their twirling uniforms to any girls who are skilled enough to wear them. ESTHER IRWIN, NANCY NUTTING, SHIRLEY WHEELER, MARY SESTILI, and PAULINE HALLOWELL leave the care of the cottage to those of you who arc- willing to work hard enough. KAY MORAN leaves her place in the SEXTETTE to PAT HOOSIC. AROUND G.H.S. HALLS JOHN FARRIS leaves all his good times in Mr. Robert’s room to BRUCE FELLOWS. DAVE BARNES, JOHN PIELOCK, and BILL BOGUE leave the cabinet shop to Mr. SEARS, with regrets. MOE CARDAROPOLI leaves his lathe to BENNY OTTO. To JOE STAFFORD, LEON HALE leaves all of his patented jokes. TONY JOBST leaves his noontime butt to BILL KOCH. BRUCE COLLER and WILLIAM MacLAUGHLIN leave their extra time to PETE MESIC and MELVIN MILLETT. CLYDE THE KID” YOBST leaves his soft shoe to DICK LYNDE. RAY BERNARD leaves his crazy driving to ROLLAND GUTKOWSKY. BARRY HALE leaves his pneumonia wagon to UMP!” WESLEY ADAMS and NORM MASON leave the Leyden dances to RONNIE BARD- WELL. To BOB ANDREWS, DICK LORD leaves his excuses. DICK WALSH leaves his glasses to MUZZY MARGOLA. DONNIE GREEN leaves his height to VERN TOWLE. BILLY CLARK leaves, period. CHUCKLE” TOWLE leaves his good times with Mr. Casey to HENRY LEH. RICHARD FISK leaves his size to KENNY TIRRELL. LARRY CHAPIN leaves his scarred knuckles, broken fingers, and logging operations to PAUL BUNYAN. EDDIE CARLISLE and ED SNOW leave the cabinet shop to anybody who wants it. JOE KAMINSKI leaves his 51” Chevy to BRUISER” BATES. MIKE CHIAPUTTI leaves his locker to LOUIE BENEDETTI. JOHNNY BRICE leaves his Big Buick to BOB SPENCER. BUSTER” DAVENPORT leaves a stall in the auto shop to BILL JARVIS. REGGIE BOIVIN leaves the linotype machine to KENNEY GRISWOLD—if he can run it. DICK JONES leaves the Cylinder Press to ERNEST LAMBERT to operate without making mistakes. DICK ROVER” ROHNERT leaves the print shop to whoever will take it. Anyone who is able to drive MARV HOLLOWAY’S Chevy is welcome to it. DAVE NEWHALL leaves his basketball ability to the 55” High School squad. ED BLAIR leaves his left handed monkey wrench to AL KEYES. PAUL SOUPY” CAMPBELL wills his job at Clark Hardware to RONNIE GRIS- OLD. DICK NIKANDER decided to leave his old Plymouth to MIDGE TUTTLE instead of junking it. JIM FELLOWS leaves the care of the Print Shop in the hands of LYMAN MAYHEW. DUANE PHELPS leaves, gladly. JOYCE MURLEY leaves her tattered and much-used gym suit to any deserving sopho¬ more. MAC McHUGH and PAULINE TOGNERI leave one box of aspirin, two pair of glasses, 1 2 dozen chewed up pencils, and one package of paper to those LUCKY people who write the Will next year. ARTICLE IV HETHER AND TETHER DOTT MA ERS and DEE DEE DWYER leave their pierced ears to two brave- juniors. To CATHY WADE, DIANA WOODWARD leaves her sun lamp. BERNIE BERGERON leaves, never quite sure why he came in the first place. GERRY PETERS and ANDY CALISEWSKI leave G.H.S. in a hurry to catch the next bus for Turners. BIRUTE DEDINAS and BOB EOURNIER leave their dancing shoes to those who arc- capable of filling them. ELLIE GREEN leaves her bleached hair to DOTTY AMENT. ERED REIL leaves, finally. ROSIE SLAHETKA and SANDY O ' NEIL leave a book entitled Ten Sure Ways ot Getting out of Class.” KEN HILL leaves his quick wit to DONNIE CLEMENTS. SANDI GUSTAVSON leaves one bottle of H204 and her dates with the college men to PATSY McIntosh. DICK SHUMWAY leaves, breaking the hearts of 2 or 3 junior girls. MARY SNOW and BEV SPRINGER leave their seats on the bus to jUNE BARTON and JUDY SEVENE. DONNIE APPLE leaves his D.A. to JIMMIE HILL. KENNIE CARDWELL leaves his skiing and hot rodding to MIKE SOKOLOSKY. JO GRAY leaves a pamphlet called Live Effective Ways of Writing an Excuse. ” BOB CLIFFORD leaves his Irish temper to ANN KELLY. MARIE BELDEN leaves her pony tail to JUDY BALLER. JOHN BLOOD, BOB LOVETT, ED TOMBS, and AL WILLIS leave their way of not saying too much to JIM MANIX, BILLY ANDERSON, CLIFF TETREAULT, and DICK PACHALIS. MARY ANN WOOD and JEAN BUSH leave a booklet called How to Get A Sun Tan before Anyone Else.” FRAN SCHULTZ leaves his good old German name to }1MMY O ' SULLIVAN. ART GLEASON leaves his collegiate manner to DICK KOZISKI. BEANSIE” BALDWIN leaves . . . after four years. GEORGE MASTALER leaves parts of his Model A” to BUTCH AKEY. JOAN DUKE leaves one bottle of peroxide, two cards of bobby pins and instructions on hair dyeing to LUCY AUCLAIR. MOE” LEIGHTON leaves—on the double—for the University of Pennsylvania. CHICKIE JAMISON leaves her interest in Turners Falls to JEAN LEMAY. GEORGE ALLEN, jOHN LAMBERT, and BOB GEBO leave their jobs at The First National to ED BRISTOL, ZEKE COUTURE, and LEW” DRUMGOOL. RED PRATT leaves his red hair to PAULA O’CONNOR. IRENE BARTON leaves her jokes to DOTTIE GIBOWICZ. RUTH MAYO and LOIS OATES leave their pep to FRANNIE LAPSERITIS and JO GODLESKY. DAVE HUXTABLE would like to leave his guitar to someone, but it is too expensive. HERB FISKE, BOB LEONARD, and GERRY SEIBERT leave their flying to the birds. WEEZY” HALE leaves in her Cadillac car. LARRY JUBB leaves his daily trips to Turners to RUSS BONTEMPI. JUANITA HARRIS leaves her beautiful voice to BARB EDES. SHIRLEY TRUCHON leaves, taking her cigarettes with her. MARCIA BRITTON leaves her party-throwing technique to her sister. PAT STONE leaves her s x stiff petticoats to JUNE TRELA. PATTY GREENLAW and SHIRLEY WALSH leave their song about Halo to DALE ALLEN and BARB LYNDE. MARY CENZANO leaves B. C. to anyone who can get him. BOB PETRIN leaves his membership in the HOT ROD CLUB to AL KEYES. EDDIE RAU leaves his hunting technique to SONNY DUPREY. HETHER AND TETHER ( Continued DICK LAURIE, ED ELLSWORTH, and JIMMY DUFRAINE leave their private cue- sticks at Louie’s Pool Room to SKIP WELD. MELVIN LYON leaves his picture-taking to Gamelin’s Studio. MARY-ANNE SMITH leaves, taking her temper with her. To all of you underclassmen, we Seniors leave our lunch tables, etc. in the cafe. FRANNTE COWAN, JENNIE DOMITRZ, BEV POTTER, FREDA SESSLER, and MILLY LYON leave their membership in the Quiet, But Nice Club” to BARB SCHOTTE, SALLY MANN, BERTHA BOV AT, ELSA CABANA and PAT CARTER. BOB PERVERE leaves his position in the WEED AN HOUR Club to DICK JACOBS and RAY HORTA. MARY LOU ANDREWS leaves her ability to have fun anywhere to SALLY LUKOW. DICK EMERALD leaves his ability to skip classes to BO” NEWTON. PATTY SMEAD leaves her letter S” to MARY ANN SADOWSKI. PAULINE YOBST and CAROL HUNT leave their sense of humor to HELEN KOZI- SKI and ELLEN DUNCAN. SHIRLEY RHODES and JOYCE REHAUME leave their shy manner to BEV PAR¬ ROTT and BETTY JURGELIONIS. GERRY COVEY leaves his black, curly hair to DONNIE MANN. BILL SEARS leaves his migration to Florida to The Wild Goose. . . . And to those of you whom we unwittingly forgot or left out, we leave our humble apologies. Thus, we conclude this. The Last Will and Testament of The Class of 1954. 1954 Class Prophecy Z: Time-. Many moons from now. B: Place: Military Reservation 139654—Poet ' s Seat Rocket Launching Station. Z: Characters: Captains B and Z. B; Blast off—30 (pause) Z: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (point) B: Fire! (gyrations) Z: Lt. Mastaler, check rear jets! B; Covey, make sure everything is ship shape in the aft engine room! Z: Now everything is taken care of for a while. ' Whom do we have on the ship? B; Oh! we are ever so fortunate to have with us that famous Washington party giver and socialite Miss Marcia Britton and her secretary, Gerry Brown. Z: Look at this! We have the Greenfield Space Trotters basketball team with us: Easy” Ed Lapinski, Ray Cous” Tetreault, Fred Sweetwater” Winseck, Bub Hooper” Hayes, Lenny Swish” Blodgett, and their managers Buzz” Gass and Tommy Rice. They must be playing at Jones Gemmy Gymnasium this Friday. B: Hum—Bill Wesolowski and Putt’ McCain are here. They are working on that atomic fuel project at Szulborski’s and Schultz’s Uranium Mine. Z: Oh! A1 Hyman must be going to the Lunas University to work for his Ph.D. B: And booked in the seat next to him is that vivacious Esther Irwin. Captain Z! Captain Z! A call from the hostesses Shirl Wheeler and Polly Hallowell. One of the passengers, Nancy Nutting, has just acquired spaceophobia and medical personnel are needed immediately. Z: My, it’s lucky we have aboard with us Dr. George Allen and his nifty nurses Judy Quick, Beverly Potter and Franny Cowan. Let’s turn the patient over to them. B: How’s about connecting up with the earth. Turn on our U.H.F. ultra distant space- o-vision. Z; Not bad reception except for the space dust which floats jn the screen. B: When we get back to earth we ought to see if the Hale and Hale Space-o-vision Service can fix it. Maybe we can get a discount since they were old classmates of ours. Z: What time is it? B: 0017 hundred. Z: Oh good ! It’s time for Towle’s All Star Revue. B; The only thing I don’t like about that show are those darn commercials, especially the one that Smith runs. Dine at Denny’s where yonr dimes bring dreams. Z: Ha! You think that’s bad. What about this one? Visit Blair ' s Better Saucer Bod] Shop. We will fix any damage in a bop.’’ B: ’Nuff sed. Z: Let’s get off this cotton pickin’ subject of commercials. On with the show! Bring on the dancing girls! B: I’m sure you’re acquainted with them all. Z: Sure ’nuff. From left to right we have: Bouncin’’ Jo Caputo, Carole Cuddles Jurewicz, Millie Tex Lyons, Lois Wiggles” Oates, and Ruth Ringo” Mayo. B: They are good ! Such precision ! Such finesse! Z: The master of ceremonies tonight is Mac McHugh. Gee, is he a ham! B: Everyone to his own opinion ! Z: Who is the guest star? B; They were supposed to have Twinkle Toes Fournier and Birute Tap Toes” Dedinas, but they were delayed. They took a Mushovic Cab. Need I say more? Instead, they are having the Metropolitan Opera Star, Miss Juanita Harris. Z: Say, where do you get all this information? B; I’m just smart. Z: You used to be conceited, but now you think you are perfect. B; Man! That’s a good jazz band. Isn ' t that Rennie Pee Wee Phelps leading the outfit? Z: Yes, with Wayne Pumper North on the trombone, Balthus Crazy Man Keith on the sax, Frankie Fingers’’ Luddington on the ivories and Dave Huxtable who gives lessons on How to Make Love with The Guitar.” B; And their vocalist is Dolores Gagnon. She was voted S.V.’s Miss Tonsils last year. Z: That contest sure was close. Barbara Jule came in second just a few points behind. B: M iss Theresa Sawicki and Miss Josephine Czerwinski are going to play a duet on the piano. Z; Man, dig that solid beat!! B: Just when the show is getting good they have to have another blasted commercial and this one takes the cake. Z: Clifford’s Cheer hits the spot. Two full barrels that’s a lot? B: That darn space dust is interfering again. Better shut it off, Captain Z. Z: Say, what is that coming into view out there, just beyond the meteorite? B: Oh, it’s a flying cup and it looks like it’s selling the Scoble Gazette. Z: Signal Captain Reil to get close to the cup. B; Hey, Newhall, toss over one of those papers. Keep the change. Z: Will you look at the headlines. Red Pratt and Dave” O’Connor are running against each other for the mayorship of Bingville. B; And on the prohibition ticket there are Larry Jubb, Beansie Baldwin, and Jimmy Dufraine running for dog catcher. Z: Well, look at this picture. B: Bill Cokeley finally got the title Mr. Universe. Z: Umph! I was robbed. B: That’s your story. Z: Gerry Emerald, Nicky McNicholas and John Lambert, the famous chemists have discovered a universal solvent that is a liquid that will dissolve anything, but they can’t think of anything to hold it in. B: Gerry’s brother Paul is working on that problem, and I’m sure he will come up with something. Z: Enough of the science section. Where is the sports page? B: Right here, and will you feast your blinkers on this! Z: Priscilla Cobb hits 63rd homerun for the Red Stockings. Not a bad record seeing that they have played only 4 weeks. B; I wonder what it feels like to be the only woman in the major leagues. Z: Probably the same way as the only woman captain of a space ship feels. B; All right! Say, can you tell me who is fighting at Mowrey’s Arena Saturday night? Z: Let’s see, where is the fight section? Oh, I’ve got it. In the preliminary tilt there is a paper-weight bout pitting Bobo Price against Kid” Fiske. Their managers Ed Carlisle and Tony Yobst arranged the fight through promoter Mary Jane Moran. B; Who is the referee? Z: It says here, Dick Fisk. B: Boy, that sounds like a put up job to me. Z: And the bout for the world’s Welterweight Championship, the noted pugilist Rocky Mayhew will slug out 20 rounds with Sandy Chapin. B: Ted Wilcox, Paul Bowe and Dick Shumway are going to Singapore for this year’s Olympics in the track events along with Dick Laurie, the tennis star, and Kate Moran, the swimming champ. Z: We certainly ought to win. B: We made a clean sweep in the winter sports. Jo Majewski won the women’s figure skating. Bill Clark, Bob Petrin, Clyde Yobst, Carol Hunt, and Joyce Murley were all members of the winning hockey team, Bergeron’s Bloody Bruisers.’’ Z: Ken Cardwell, Dave Kelley and Art Gleason, members of the Holland Farms Nose Drivers ski club, ran off with honors in trick skiing events. B: And they weren’t even trying. Let’s turn to the social section—page 105. Z: I’ve got it. Here’s Pat Stone’s and Mo Touher’s column on love problems. It seems that there is quite a group of movie stars that haven’t got a man yet. Lola Ahern, Elbe Kallins, Mary Cenzano, and Sandi Gustavason still can’t decide on which of their million men to pick. B: It seems as though the male stars haven’t got love problems, but between Hutch Parda, Dave Roberts, and Ronnie McDonough there is quite a bit of discussion as to who is going to take over Tarzan’s place since Mel Lyons, the head prop man at Fotopulos’ Film Studio, forgot to tie a vine. Z; My, Steve Long, the old Tarzan, certainly was a bloody mess. B: Gay Sinclair has given up her party giving for a while because she and Carolyn Hume are going to do missionary work in East Afghanistan with Bob Lovett. Z: Irene Barton, Mary Anne Wood, Sonia Gordon, were married last weekend and are now on their way to the fabulous 3D Resort, Bermuda, run by Butch Day, Nancy Dame and Jennie Domitrz. B; Ann August, Jean Bush, and Sheila Scott, the noted dress designers, have a shop on Hill’s Hill. Z: They are certainly getting up in the world. B: Their models are Sheila Campbell, Evelyn Jamison, Denny Morrisey, and Dee Dee Dwyer, who are taking a Merriam Modeling Course over by Leighton’s Milk Bar. Z: Attention Control Room engineers! Coller and Webb reverse engines and prepare to stop immediately. B: These blasted stop signs seem to come out of space. Z: I wish those flying saucers would get a move on. We have to get to the moon in a flash. We are behind schedule now. B: Are you getting hungry? I’m starved. Z; Me too. I wonder what Chef Pauline Yobst is cooking up for us? I wouldn’t mind a dish of Sestilis’ Sauerkraut. B: Sauerkraut! I wouldn’t take that on a flight! Give me a dish of crackers soaked in some of the Smead Twins’ Creamy Milk. Z: That isn’t for me! I’ll take the milk though, but I would like to have some of Trouchon’s and LaBelle’s French pastries and Woodward’s Wormy Wonder Dough¬ nuts topped off with a side dish of O’Neil’s and O’Sullivan’s Oily Pizza. B: Quiet—I’m getting sick. Z: Funny thing I’m not hungry anymore. Just talking about it filled me up. B: Just to keep you alive you better take one of these Harris Health Pills. Z: Do you want me to lose weight or something? If you did, I could go to Hall, Hale and Duke’s reducing emporium. B; Don’t be sarcastic. Z: By the way, did you hear there is a new administration building on Finn’s Field, our landing site? B: I heard they were planning to, but I didn’t think inspectors Don Apple, Bill Bogue and Mike Chiapputi would accept Andy Calisewski’s plans. Z: They almost didn’t. In the first plans Andy planned to use Barnes’ Bricks through¬ out the construction, but it was found out they would not be strong enough to hold up a one-footed flea. He compromised and used Sachse’s Steel. B: Who got the contract? Was it the Pevere, Peters, and Pielock Construction Company? Z: No, Tuttle Builders got it. Ed Tombs is the chief engineer. B: I hope they put a rest room in for tired pilots like us. Z: We will have quite a bit of free time left when we land. What about taking in a show? B: That’s a good idea. There is a good show at the MacLaughlin and McLaughlin Cinema in 5D. And while we’re there, I can see Jean Hurley. I think she’s the chanteuse there. Z: After the show maybe I can take you out to dinner at Sessler’s Snack Bar. That tightwad boss of mine, Clayton Davenport, finally came through with a ten wan raise. B: That’s a good idea. I’ve always enjoyed being waited on by my old classmates Shirley Rhodes, Pat Greenlaw, Maggie Scryba, and Joyce Rehaume. They certainly were a great bunch. Z: I understand that Reginald Boivin is head chef. I like the specialty of the house. Blood’s three inch steaks. B: O.K., we’ll talk about it later. Z: We will be landing soon, so you had better tell Bill Sears, Ed Ellsworth, and Joe Kaminski to check the landing gear. B: Radio Loverboy” Shumway at the landing field to see if Farris’ and Fellows’ Space¬ ship has taken off yet. Z: I hope they are off now. It would be rather messy if we hit them going 1000 miles an hour. B: But you needn’t worry Captain Z! When accidents occur there is always a very efficient clean up crew to take care of everything. Ed Rau drives the ambulance with Kathy Kelly as the nurse in charge. Z: Ray Bernard and Dick Nikander do a good job of sweeping up the crumbs after Lord’s Salvage Service hauls away the big pieces. B: Let’s get off this morbid subject. We are getting too pessimistic. Z: We will never miss the landing field with that neon sign advertising Conway and Cushing’s Clamy Treats from the briney deep. B: The Scotch plaid sign was invented by the efforts of Dick Walsh, Marvin Holloway, and Roberta Greene. They were feeling good one day and threw all their electric fixing and colored lights into a big mixing bowl, and this is what they came out with. Z: Maggie Kemp and Dave Kelley were rather mad because they put up such a large sign. Steve Matosky, their lawyer, tried to prevent it from going up. They said that their cigar factory was completely out of view. B: I don’t know if you heard or not, but this is going to be my last flight. They are promoting me to Vice President in charge of Paper Clips. Z: I envy you, nothing to do all day but count paper clips. B;Oh! I won’t do that. They are getting me three secretaries. I have seven to pick from, but I just don’t know whom to choose. Z: Whom are you picking from? B; Well, Beldon and Conant Agency sent me a list. It offered me Bob Gebo or Bob Leonard, supervisors, and for secretaries Jo Gray, Elbe Greene, Dot Mayers, Gail Simonds, Rosie Slahetka and Maryanne Smith to pick from. I just don’t know. I guess I’ll have to flip a coin. Z: Have you thought of Bev Springer, Pauline Togneri, Shirl Walsh, or Kitty Bullette, our old friends? They are out of jobs since Rohnert and Campbell Manufacturing Plant went bankrupt. B: We had better pay attention to our ship because I can see the Man in the Moon” beckoning us to land. Z; Yes, we’ve come to the end of the road. B: All members of the Class of 54” prepare to land. Z; Fasten safety belts! B: Proceed! I I I I f li. Ws� fnA rAHPgn i Wifi ' ki’ t-i r • . w — ' w 5 «o ‘ ♦ ?Ac?.Ar- .■ ' • - 1 • , -s’- ' . -Nr:, c ..Ok ‘. 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Your jeweler will be pleased to show you these patterns in all the beauty of gleaming solid silver. LUNT LUNT LUNT LUNT AMERICAN MODERN MEMORY ENGLISH VICTORIAN VICTORIAN LANE SHELL WELLS TOOL COMPANY 106 Hope Street Telephone 3465 MORE POWER TO YOU w for the rest of your lives I MASSACHUSIULS ELECTRIC COMPANY WILSON ' S Main St. Tel. 4326 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Success to the CLASS OF 1954 BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE of Business Administration and Secretarial Science A CAREER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Worcester Massachusetts ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE DAY DIVISION PROGRAMS Accounting Executive Secretarial Administrative Secretarial Medical Secretarial Business Administration Retail Merchandising Commercial Journalism Secretarial Finishing Stenographi c Secretarial TRANSFER PRIVILEGES WITH MANY LEADING COLLEGES Coeducational, Dormitories, Athletics, Placement Service CATALOG ON REQUEST Coal Oil Coke FORMICA DELCO COUNTER, BENCH, TABLE HEATING EQUIPMENT TOPS Fully Formed Franklin Franklin Fuel Co. Inc. Fuel Co. Inc. GREENFIELD, MASS. GREENFIELD, MASS. Tel. 3296 Tel. 3296 FRANKLIN COUNTY Lumber Co. ut Utiou DAIRY PRODUCTS GREENFIELD DAIRY CO. 82 School Street GREENFIELD. MASS. H. DEE JEWELERS 268 Main St. GREENFIELD, MASS. The Franklin County Public Hospital 150 Beds 33 Bassinetts New Modern Facilities School of Nursing Careers for professional nurses open to qualified high school graduates NURSING IS A PROUD PROFESSION George V. Corsiglia Co. Est. 1898 PLUMBING. HEATING. OIL AIR-CONDITIONING TIMKEN OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT 17 Federal St. Tel. 6767 Greenfield, Mass. Compliments of THE FRANKLIN SAVINGS INSTITUTION Cor. Main and Federal Streets Greenfield, Massachusetts A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Serving this community for 120 years Greenfield Lodge No. 997 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Greenfield, Mass. I BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 from Bill ' s Restaurant Biggest and Best in Franklin County Now Operating the Central Diner YETTER THE FLORIST Fine Flowers Since 1907 Phone 4305 226 Main St. Sears Roebuck Co. 102 Main St. GREENFIELD. MASS. Tel. 5446 Service Tel. 3000 GEORGE E. MATTESON Prop. Compliments of Radio Station W H A I THE Y.M.C.A. 1240 Kilocycles GREENFIELD, MASS. YANKEE AND MUTUAL NETWORKS LODGE PETROLEUM CORPORATION 334 Chapman St. Greenfield DISTRIBUTORS OF CALIFORNIA OIL PRODUCTS FOR GOOD PRINTING To better understand printing as an art your visit is cordially invited 38 HAYWOOD STREET GREENFIELD. MASS. Compliments of General Electric Appliances Maytag Washers Royal Cleaners DANIELS BLISS INC. 430 Federal St. Bottled Gas and Appliances GREENFIELD, MASS. 60 FEDERAL ST. GREENFIELD Compliments of a Compliments of BICKNELL-THOMAS INC. FRIEND 90 WELLS ST. GREENFIELD EMPLOYEES BEST WISHES FIRST NATIONAL STORE from PARTS 87 Main St. MANUFACTURING CO. Greenfield, Mass. WELLS ST. GREENFIELD DANIEL W. FINN SON Ray ' s Appraisers of Real Estate Tel. 5356 or 8191 News Room Taxi 14 Miles St. Greenfield 30 Chapman St. Greenfield Best Wishes to The Class of 1954 Corner Store from Bond Cleaners 230 Federal St. GREENFIELD, MASS. Shelburne Rd. Greenfield COMPLIMENTS c H E VRO LET of MOHAWK CHEVROLET COMPANY T. Cranston Albro III 54 Main St. 4 Court Sq. Greenfield, Mass. O. M. UARNER, Prop. Compliments of a FREGEAU ' S SOCONY SERVICE STATION 104 Federal Sf. FRIEND GREENFIELD. MASS. Tires, Parts Tel. 8166 ART FREGEAU, Prop. CLIFFORD J. AKEY INC. BEST WISHES and MUCH SUCCESS General Insurance To the Class of Tel. 3488 1954 from The Federal Market 302 MAIN ST. GREENFIELD 271 Federal St. GREENFIELD. MASS. RITA ' S FOR SMART FEMININE APPAREL It’s ALIBER ' S 231 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. COMPLIMENTS BEST OF LUCK TO of THE CLASS OF 1954 W. W. Wyman Inc. CONSTRUCTION Wells St. Greenfield The Tri-Hi-Y The Hub Compliments Restaurant of a 201 Main Street GREENFIELD MASS. FRIEND LaPierre ' s L. A. KOHLER CO. Philco Bendix Electric Shop 41 Federal St. TV, Radio and Appliances GREENFIELD, MASS. GREENFIELD TURNERS FALLS Compliments ALBERTI ' S of Holister ' s Fine American-ltalian Food Jewelry Store MAIN ST. GREENFIELD Main St. Greenfield FISKE STRECKER Compliments Your Druggist of • Soda Fountain Candy MAIN ST. GREENFIELD G. L MERRIAM 54 SCHOOL ST. GREENFIELD Compliments of BEST WISHES from Jurek Bros. Delta Gamma Tri-Hi-Y SCHOOL ST. GREENFIELD Ann August Style Shop VALLEY COAL COKE CO. Dresses Accessories Hats JAMES J. O ' NEIL 228 MAIN ST. GREENFIELD Coombs Avenue Greenfield Mass. u. Bernhard Dirks Compliments of ARCHITECT A FRIEND Compliments of HAROLD B. ALLEN CO. Federal St., Greenfield MONTAGUE ROD REEL CO. YOUR TRUCK MAN MONAGUE CITY, MASS. Best Wishes to the rrx Class of 1954 SHELU Demond ' s BILL ' S Stationers 391 MAIN ST. OPP. LIBRARY SHELL STATION Tires, Battery Service 451 Bernardston Rd. W. H. WAITE, Prop. STIMSON SON, INC. Compliments of Geo. A. Sheldon Co. INSURANCE Coal Oil Greenfield, Mass. Coke 171 WELLS ST. GREENFIELD Compliments of Eagle Compliments Home Insulation Co. of a 708 Swamp Road Greenfield, Mass. FRIEND LEO. E. McDonough, Prop. BEST WISHES TO 1. Kr amer Sons THE CLASS OF 1954 Est. 1921 STEEL SUPPLIES from WASTE MATERIALS Dr. O ' Connor 225 Wells St. GREENFIELD. MASS. TEL. 5489 CONGRATULATIONS to the COMPLIMENTS of CLASS OF 1954 W. W. WYMAN from 324 Wells St. Brown ' s Market GREENFIELD. MASS. Waite ' s Green ' s Service Station Machine Shop Tires Battery FEDERAL ST. GREENFIELD 33 Thayer Rd. GREENFIELD. MASS. Telephone 9051 Sunoco SIEG ' S SERVICE STATION Slegmund N. Blassberg, Prop. One Stop Super Service We hope you like our service as well as we appreciate your patronage Federal and Silver St. Greenfield LITTLE FRANK AUTO Headquarters for AUTO ACCESSORIES and SPORTING GOODS 120 Main St. Tel. 4033 Compliments of a FRIEND FELIX CERRATO 78 Federal St. For the freshest fruit in town JAMES BLACK AND CO. INC. Congratulations to the 35 Bank Row Class of 1954 GREENFIELD, MASS. Dr. L. A. McAuley Compliments of a FRIEND WAINSHAL ' S CLEARY ' S JEWELERS SHATTUCH PARK STORE Diamonds, Watches Gifts, Greeting Cards Established 1928 347 Federal St. Greenfield, Mass. HAYES NEWS ROOM DODGE PLYMOUTH MURRAY F. HALL, INC. 200 Main St. 22-26 Wells St. Greenfield, Mass. GREENFIELD, MASS. Tel. 3684 COLODNY ' S INC. K. R. STEVENS Your Store of Fashion Linens, Domestics and Curtains 134 Main St. Phone 8255 314 Main St. Greenfield Mass. From a CARPENTER ' S SUPERETTE FRIEND Compliments of DR. STEPHEN WOLANSKE THE INKWELL NEWS 52 Federal St. Greenfield, Mass. Telephone 4525 BARRETT BAKER Neighborhood Groceries Store Novelties BONK ' S CALSO STATION Stationers — Office Supplies 306-310 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. West Main St., Junction Route 2 Greenfield, Massachusetts Tel. 9120 JOHN C. BONK, Prop. Compliments of a Compliments of ARCHITECTURAL STONE CO. INC. ' FRIEND Turners Falls, Mass. H. A. SKINNER ' S PEGGY ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Hair Styling, Permanents DRUG STORE Specializing in Hair Cutting OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Call 9793 VOGUE SHOP RUBY ' S Style . . . Quality 316 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. FURNITURE STORE 160 Main St. Greenfield DENNY ' S Ice Cream . . . Soda DR. E. B. OLCHOWSKI . 158 Main St. Good Food GREENFIELD, MASS. 108 Federal St. Greenfield HILTNER SECRETARIAL SCHOOL WILCOX ALLEYS Room 205 Garden Theater Building GREENFIELD ALLEN FURNITURE CO. INC. 193 Main St. Compliments of Greenfield, Mass. S. S. KRESGE Corner of Main and Miles St. Compliments of a FRIEND SIMON L. COHN Insurance, Real Estate Main St. Greenfield J. BLOOD INSURANCE 191 Main St. Greenfield Compliments of BLACKS ' I.G.A. STORE 66-68 Federal St. Town CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1954” from a FRIEND R. J. PETRIN SERVICE STATION Mobil Tires, Mobil Batteries Lubrication, Washing 107 Main St. Town INGHAM ' S JEWELRY STORE 25 Federal St. Greenfield HURLBURT ' S I.G.A. SUPER MARKET 213 Conway St. Greenfield BRAFF TAILORS AND CLEANERS 11 School St. Greenfield MclNTOSH SON. INC. Plumbing—Heating North St. Circle Greenfield RAY BELL ' S TEXACO STATION 81 Main St. Greenfield GRIBBON’S MUSIC STORE 156 Main St. Greenfield • MARY E. DUNN MILLINERY 365 Main St. Greenfield HARRIS SON Plumbing—Heating 20 Wells St. Greenfield EASTERN TEXTILE CO. Best Fabrics Made Power Sq. Greenfield Compliments of GARDEN BEAUTY STUDIO 359 Main St. Greenfield J. FREDERICK ZAPPEY, AGENT Compliments of A FRIEND Property Valuations Insurance Complete Insurance Service Phone 9745 Garden Theater Bldg. Greenfield Massachusetts DR. KARL E. SPOFFORD WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 278 Main St. Feature Bicycles (American and English) GREENFIELD. MASS. Greenfield ederal St. BOYDEN BROS. • Lubricailon GULF SERVICE . • Gas, Oil • Tires • Accessories • Specialties We Give S H Green Stamps Corner Main and Conway St. Tel. 9171 ENTERPRISE CO. 108 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. Your House of Beauty HAZEL BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of A FRIEND Greenfield, Mass. Compliments of EDDIES ATLANTIC MAIN ST. NEWS SANDWICH SHOPPE 65 Main St. Where Your Classmates Meet Greenfield, Mass. Greenfield Main St. Mass. H L Congratulations to the Class of 1954 SERVICE STATION from SCOBLES SERVICE STATION GREENFIELD. MASS. Prop. Charles V. Scoble 270 Deerfield St. VANITY STUDIO LARRY ' S RESTAURANT 278 Main St. 72 Federal St. Greenfield, Mass. Greenfield BEST WISHES from JENNEY ' S THE WOMAN ' S EXCHANGE SERVICE STATION 57 Federal St. 1 Compliments of a FRIEND THE WILLIAM L. HUBBARD ' S ANTIQUES Sunderland Mass. DAVIS LINOLEUM SHOP 37 Federal St. Greenfield, Mass. GEO. DAVIS, Prop. L. H. THOMPSON Gas, Oil, Lubrication Accessories 322 High St. Greenfield Tel. 6851 Best Wishes to The Class of ' 54 from DR. CHARRON W. F. HURLBURT CO. —Toys— 24 Chapman St. WALTER F. HURLBURT, Prop. P X CLONING CO., INC. 189 Main St. Greenfield Complete Outfitters for Men and Boys Tel. 4344 MATT O ' NEIL ' S SERVICE STATION Federal St. Greenfield LEO ' S ESSO SERVICE Leo Togneri, Prop. Lubrication, Washing, Polishing Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories 307 Deerfield St. Greenfield HANLEY ' S INC. The Women ' s Shop • The Men ' s Shop 374-378 Main St. Greenfield Massachusetts SMITH ' S CITIES SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Used Cars Washing 295 Federal St. Greenfield Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 Compliments of a FRIEND FORBES CAMERA SHOP 350 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. A Bite A Lunch Or a Banquet CARL ' S TEA ROOM AND RESTAURANT Quality Foods, Pleasant Place 265 Main St. Greenfield Compliments of GREENFIELD FRUIT CO. STUDIO Class Photographer 158 MAIN STREET TEL 6491 Greenfield, Massachuseffs O MILLERS FALLS TOOLS HAND DRILLS We congratulate you upon the completion of your High School course. Your diploma is the symbol of a wise investment in permanent values — values that will be a sound foundation for continued growth, wherever you go, whatever you do. Sometime in the future you will have a need for cools — for your job, or your hobby or home repairs. When this time comes, l(X)k for the Millers Falls trade¬ mark — the symbol of permanency on tools. Since 1868 we have constantly searched for better materials, designs, and finishes to give lifetime utility to the tools we manufacture. Given reasonable care these tools will season” in use, taking on a character all your own and will be lifetime friends known and proven by the work they perform. AUTOMATIC LRILLS SCREW DRIVERS LaLce a i Lme — BREAST DRILLS aa e y MILLERS FALLS COMPANY, GREENFIELD, MASS. ELECTRIC TOOLS PRECISION TOOLS HACKSAW FRAMES OWS IT ' S RIGHT. He could be a final reman or a tapping machine operator — ar le production line. A LITHOGRAPHED YEARBOOK DALLAS TEXAS I Greenfield High School Yearbook. 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