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

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ROBERT CHARLES BACIGALUPO “Bob” “A plain-spoken man of a very few words.” ROBERT CHARLES BAILEY “Bob” “Better late than never.” EDWARD RAYMOND BARTAK “Edju” “Ask me no questions. I’ll tell you no fibs.” NANCY JEAN BENJAMIN “Nancy” “Keep all you have and try for all you can.” introduced ourselves EDWARD PAUL BASSETT “Eddie” “He dances like an angel ... he is always laughing, for he has an infi¬ nite deal of wit.” JOHN DOMINIC BERGERON “Berg” “I am in earnest and 1 will be heard.” 22

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r ' EMILY BERTHA ANNAN “Emmy” I “There is a friend who sticketh closer than a brother.” I 1 We, the Class of 1963, JAMES DENNIS ARCHER “Jim” “Silent and quiet until you get to know him.” HELEN JEAN ANDREW FREDERICK DAVIS ARTUS “Rick” “Men of few words are the best men.” CAROL ANN BABITS “Carol” “Infinite riches in a little room.” 21

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PHYLLIS MARY BERGERON “Phyl” “Care’s an enemy to life.” WILLIAM HAROLD BITTNER “Bill” “He is a wise man who speaks little.” to GHS in 1960. JANE CAROL BLASSBERG “Cookie” “Her cheerful laugh and witty tongue bring forth a smile from ev¬ eryone.” PAUL WILLIAM BITTNER, JR. “Paul” “Quiet but all the more worthy.” STEVEN RICHARD BLAUVELT “Steve” “If girls interfere with studies — drop studies.” THOMAS JOHN BOCK “Tom” “He studies — when he gets a chance.” 23