Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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SZZSPSUSXIZSBSSESESIBSFSEQZZSRSSPQESPSP 53' 'IG ESTELLE THERESA CAVAGNARO Q, 4-33 Niusic, 4-39 A. A., 4-3-2. Remember that good-natured girl who had a smile for everyone? That,s Ted. And could she plung a banjo: She's put the whole auditorium on their toes by her snappy playing. 'fThe one worth while is the one that can smileg Throughout the live-long day. DOROTHY CLARK CHANDLER Q, 4-33 Round Table, 2, 23 Classical, 4g Chief Prophet, 43 A. A., 4-3. Behold! Our chief prophetess. In her hands, oh fellow classmates lay youi futureg and how nobly she unravels it. Dot has also gained fame as a poetess so we expect a great deal from her. A poet is the painter of the sandf' HARRIET ELIZABETH CHASE Q, 4-33 French Club, 43 A. A. 4-3-23 Swimming Team, 4-3. Could she dance! Why she had all the Juniors at the Prom beseiging her for one little number. And Betty also has one sweet voice. He scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much. VIRGINIA LYMAN CLARENBACH Q, 4-3glX1usic, 43 A. A., 4-3-2. Ginger could always be depended upon to attend games, especially the basketball. Her clothes have been the envy of many girls and we understand she makes them all herself! A merry heart doeth good like a medicinef, CLAIRE MARGARET CONNOR Q, 4-33 Classical, 43 French, 4g Music, 43 Round the Table, 2. ' Claire may appear to be very quiet, but her friends stand ready to dispute such a statement, for they know differently. We understand that she is the life of many a party and none would be complete without her. Purpose directs energy and purpose makes energy. 3' Pg' as as as as a as a a as a as as is as ll26Il

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SPQESSESPSBSIPSIESPSSPSESPSPSSPSPSIRSPSPSP CHRISTINE KNIFTON CAMERON Q, 4-33 A. A., 4-3, Music, 4-3-23 journalism, 4. Peaches is another popular girl of 327, She was always fond of writing notes, though she always was clever enough to join discretion with her charms. HShe is made for happy thoughts, For playful wit and laughter. GLADYS CECll.IA CANFIELD Q, 43 lVIusic, 4-3-25 Science, 2. This bright looking damsel may not have a pull', but she certainly has a kick. VVill you ever forget that habit of raising her left arm and ejacu- lating, You're a screamf' 'KOne great, big, grand, long Scream. LOUIS ALFRED CARLETON Phi Alpha, 4-33 French, 4-3, A. A., 4-3-23 As- sembly, 2. Louis is a bright spot in the Commercial Depart- ment and as a mixer among the boys he cannot be equaled, but he is rather shy with girls. f'Believes that women and politics should not be taken seriously.'7 CHRISTINE ETHEL CARLSON Q, 4-35 Art, 3-2g Spanish, 2. Though Christine has never made her sweet self very conspicuous, she has gained a great many friends, as well as the approval of her teachers. Stillness of person and steadiness of features are , signal marks of good breeding.,'- 1101-mer. CATHERINE MARIE CAULEY Q, 4-3: A. A., 4. VVe can never forget A'Babe', for the kind comrade and jolly companion that she was. As a fun-maker Babel' had no equal, and she never shirkecl her studies. Humor is the pensiveness of wit. - Thacleery. S? 'GG iii 25 fzsfzsasaarasqsefsarasaasasasasar Ill

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52152242SBSPSBSPSZZSBSIZSBSESPSPSPSSPSESP CHARLES JOSEPH CROWLEY Phi Alpha, 4-35 Journalism, 45 Spanish, 45 Science, 45 Music, 45 Operetta, 45 Art, 35 A. A. 4-3-25 Cheer Leader, 4-3. Charles has the distinction of being an Eaglet Scout. This honor is well deserved, because we per- ceive in Charles latent powers which we expect will develop into nothing short of genius. He may be a Boy Scout-butfoh rnyll' EVA DAMBROV Q, 45 Nlusic, 4-35 Round the Table, 2. We expect that Eva will be as popular in the future as she was in school activities. Popularity like greatness comes only from within. Nothing is denied to well directed labor. EDYTHE LOUISE DAVIS Q, 4-35 Nlusic, 4-3-25 Operetta, 45 A. A., 4-3. Edee deserves all the success possible in her work after school, While here, she worked hard, but then she never lost interest in the social side, as the boys all shoutingly agree. Since long life is denied us, we should do some thing to show that we have lived. -Cicero. EDWARD ROBERT DEAN Phi Alpha, 4-35 Mathematics, 45 A. A., 4-3. Eddie is your studious looking chap with the armful of books, who has himself become almost a bookworm and a recluse. And yet Eddie has won staunch friends in his years with us. Who does the best his circumstances allows, does well, acts noblyg angels could do no more. HAROLD JAMES DEAN Phi Alpha, 4-35 Soccer, 4-35 A. A., 4-3-25 Junior Play, 35 A. A. 4-3. Hardy is more popular with the boys than with the girls because of his great athletic prowess, but even so, the girls will testify that Hardy is not so backward in a back seat. The only power higher than hir. Conant's. 5 45 dh ikdliiilifliiiiirhnfiiliikihihdhdhihih 27.