Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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ilhikiiiiiibdiiliilifliilidiiliiiifiiiii SEQESPHBSPSPSPSBSBSPSESBSBSPSPSP 9 'XG DOROTHY THFRESA BANACH Q, 4-3, Orchestra, 4-3-2, A. A., 4-3-23 A. A., 4-3-2g Music, 4-3-2. . 4'Dot has helped our orchestra along greatly by her playing in it. The sweet tunes of her violin have given added pleasures to various club meetings. Of all the arts, great music is the artg To raise the soul above all earthly sto1ms.',-Lfland. EDNA GERTRUDE BARRETT Q, 4-33 A. A., 4-3-23 Music, 4-3-2. Edna is a sweet girl as can be seen at a glance. Many in the class have been guilty of envying l'idna's naturally rosy complexion. K'Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. -f0111z.r011. DOROTHY BASKIN Q, -I-3, A. A., -I-3-2, Music, 4-3-2g Round the Table, 2. Dot', has preferred having a few real friends and devoting her time to them rather than having a large circle and knowing each slightly. VVc know Dot is greatly appreciated in her group. I should wish to be, rather than to seem. CATHARYN BAUBIE Mathematics, 43 Q, 4-3g Classical, 45 French -1-g Music,'4q A. A. 4-3-2. 'fKay is petite, and oh, so chic. ln the Classical Club performance, Kay, as Klercury, demon- strated her Heetness of foot. lvlay she speed on as swiftly to success! joy is more divine than sorrow. -Beecher. EDWARD JOHN BAYON Phi Alpha, 4-3g Science, 4-29 Mathematics, 45 Student Council, -lg Music, 4, Year Book Staff, 4, Assembly, 2, Spanish, 2. Eddie7' is quiet, but happily the class has dis- covered his aptness for achievement. The Student Council has especially benefited through Fddie's accomplishments. f'Of two evils, choose the prettier. Zlll tiki!

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SPSIFQPSESPSXBSIESSPSESIZSSESIPSSPSXPSIZSP 5? G JOHN ,IOSEPH ASHE Phi Alpha, 4-3g Herald Staff, 43 French, 43 Classi- cal, 43 Science, 43 Class Play, 4-3-23 Operetta, 4g Assembly, 2, A. A., 4-3-2. John has red hair and his personality fits his hair to a perfection. He is fiery and excitable but his good humor has won him a host of admiring friends. Though he is always in haste he is never in a hurryf' ELIZABETH JANE ASTLEY Q, 4-33 Music, 4-3-2, Dramatics, 4-33 Class Play 4-33 Class Secretary, 4g Class Prophet, 4g Class Poet, 4: Student Council, 3. Just a cute little girl, With a smile and a cuilf,-Doyle. MARGARET AUSTIN Q, 4-3g French 4g Science, 4, A. A., 4-3-2g Music, 4-3-2. Peg,' is always the center of attraction at any gathering, be it large or small, by reason of her ever smile and willingness for fun. A thing of beauty is a joy foreyer. - Kean. NORMA IQLVIA AUSTIN Q, 4-3, Music, 4-3-23 A. A., 4-3. Norma has danced through the hearts of her friends just as she has pirouetted on her toes onthe stage. But, O, she dances such a Wayg No sun upon an Easter Dayg ls half so fine a sight. -Sufkling. FRANCES EDNA AYEN Q, 4-35 French, 4g Mathematics, 4, Classical ,4g Class Play, 3g Art, 33 Round the Table, 2g A. A., 4-3-2. Nlemories of demure little Frannie will linger in our minds long after the High School is forgotten. Her quiet industriousncss was a model for the more flighty of 53. 'flier spirit is ever willing to serve. -Emerfon , 5 -G diiiihiididifliiiilliilhiiiiliiiifliiiu 2011

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SXFRPSESXPSSPSESSPSSBSESSESXPSPSPSPSZQSP MAF BERNSTFIN Q, 4-3, Klusic, -I-33 A. A., 4-3-2. Mac is one ofthe jolliest and happiest girls in the class. You can never find Mae with a frown upon her pleasant countenance. Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with ini1'th. fG0la'fn1ill1. MARY ALDA BIAGIOTTI Q, 4-35 Music, 4-3, A. A., 4-3-2. Klary with her lovely curly hair and large eyes is certainly one of our prettiest girls. With her pleasing way, Mary has endeared herself to her friends. It is hopeful perseverance that wins the goal. -Shake.rpea1'e. ESTHER LINA BISCHOFF Q, 4-3, Music, 4-33 journalism, 45 Herald Staff, 4, A. A., -I--39 Year Book Staff, 45 Operetta, 4, Student Council, 2g Round the Table, 2. Speaking of year books, gaze upon the young lady in whose hands lay the fate of ours, for she was our typist, But she's more than a typist, shc,s just great. K'Her ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are paths of peacef, ROBERT BOARDWAY Phi Alpha, 4-33 A. A., 4-3-25 Assembly, 2. Bob is certainly one of us and he sure is a regular fellow. Bohn always helped to adorn the spacious boulevards of our school with a collegiate Ford, for which he has been adequately thanked by the faculty. So tall that he can hardly bend, But to each of us a very good friend. MARY AGNES BOSWORTH Q, 4-39 Music, 3-25 A. A., 4-3-2gGirls' Swimming Team, 3. Mischievous, fun-loving, popular Mary! Can she swim and hike and talk? These are some of her fav- orites and she,s one of ours. VVit in women is a jewel. -Colton. l 9 4G 5' le dbfliiiiflbdidbdiidiikiliilidififliiiiiliiiii ll22l