Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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, dh Z SP SP 4? SB Sk 4? SB SB SP N! 42 4? B S F 52 SP YVILLIAM FRANCES BRADY Phi Alpha, 4-3, Music, 4-35 Science, 4g Operetta, 45 A. A., 4-3-23 Assembly, 2. After Bill's excellent performance as John Alden in the '4Captain of Plymouth many a maiden heart in 53 was set Huttering. Show me the maid who wouldn't 'Lfall for his winning smile and delightful- A'Well, hardly. Here's hoping that the route you getg Bday lead you on to better yet. MARGUERITE LORETTA BRASSILL Q, 4-35 Art Club Play, 3-25 hiusic, 4-35 A. A., 4-3-25 Science, 25 Journalism, 4. Get your smile from Peg ? Well anyhow she has one waiting for you. This artistically inclined maiden always did have a cheery smile and word for every- one. 'KHer smile was like a rainbow flashing from a misty sky. -Green. BARBARA BRAY Q, 4-35 Swimming Team, 4-3-25 A. A., 4-3-25 Science, 3. Nleet our class mermaid. HBob has certainly dis- tingushed herself in the pool, and as she has cheer- fully won so many races so has she won so many fiiends. But fate ordains that dearest friends must part. - Young. DAVVSON BRAY Phi Alpha, 4-35 Spanish, 45 Capt. Swimming team, 4-3-25 A. A., 4. Here is another one of the Bray family who has distinguished himself in aquatic sports. He also perfoimed quite nobly as Vice-President of the Spanish Club. 'KCalmness is not always the attribute of inno- cence. PERSIS ELVIRA BRAY Q, 4-35 Music, 4-3-25 A. A., 4-3-25 Operetta, 4. Behold another of '27ls beauties. Witty, classy, pretty that's K'Pussy.H Pussy', never missed a game or dance while in High School, but how many hearts have missed a beat on beholding K'Pussy. A smile for all, a welcome gladg A jovial, coaxing way she hadf,-flytoun. if 45 S if ah if if ik if dh it 15 dh if di ik dh ii db 23B

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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

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9 9995252995252 AHLDRED ALINF BRESNAHAN Q, 4-33 Journalism, 43 Ilerald Staff, 43 Spanish, 4: Year Book Staff, 43 Music, 4-33 Class Play, 4-31 Operetta, 43 Dramatics, 4. Versatile, scintillating, desirous of walking in the cloistered paths of solemn philosophy, but more sup- remely suited for a carefree journey along the broad highway of happy companionship thatls Mickey, Like a maiden from a dreamg Bright as the sun- lig:ht's golden bC21H1.,,'D!l3'lE. EDMUND DAVID BUNYAN Phi Alpha, 4-33 Science, 43 Classical, 43 Music, 4-33 Assembly, 23 A. A., 4-3-2. lid was always ready to help out in fun or work and his ready smile helped to make more than one gloomy day as sunshiny as a June day. A popular boy and a Latin sharkg Who in this world will leave his mark. VVll.l,IAlX'I ,IANIFS BURKE Classical, 43 French, 43 Phi Alpha, 4-33 Blathe- matics, 43 Science, 43 A, A., 4-3-23 Class Play, 23 Orchestra, 3-23 Assembly, 2. Bill was probably the gentleman of whom the author was thinking about when he said, He is a jolly good fellowfi Always happy, never gloomy, that's Bill.,' Not in words, but in deedsf, EVl'il,YN ISABICL BURNICTT Q, 4-33 A. A., 4-33 Art Club Play, 33 Nlsuic, 4-3. This dainty Miss is another dancer who has graced the boards.', May her success as a terpsich- orean artist equal the success she has had in the hearts of her many friends. Come and trip it as you go on the light fantastic toe. -Milton. HICNRIETTA BUTCHER Q, 4-33 Vice-President, lWathematics, 43 French, 43 Classical, 43 Round the Table, 2. The class of '27 has always been considered ex- ceptional and Henya,' certainly is one who helps 327 keep this reputation. Henya,' was always jolly and always working, an exceptional combination. Those who object to wit are envious of it. -Hazlitt. QP -G if 24 asasasaaasasasasasfzsaxsaaasas lil