Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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SPSPSPSBSESSESPSPSESESPSSESFSSBQBSESESP .W MINERVA ELIZABETH ELLIOT Q, 4-3g A. A., 4-3-2g Music, 33 Round the Table, 2. This tall, stately young lady would undoubtedly be a duchess or a countess, were the class graded according to popularity and wisdom. All the luck in the world to HlVlin.', Exhausting thought and loving wisdom with each studious yearf, PETER JOHN EQUI Phi Alpha, 4-3g A. A., 4-3-23 Operetta, 49 Class Artist, 4g Art, 4-3g Art Club Play, 3-2g Assembly. 2, Pete has the true artistic soul for decorating. Pete is our class artist and from the various designs you can readily perceive just what we mean. 'KSpecialist on sodas and drawings. JOHN HERBERT FALVEY Phi Alpha, 4-3g French 4g Student Council, 4-23 Class Play, 4-3-29 Year Book Staif, 4g Dramatics, 45 Class President, 2, Behold the Redhead! As President of the Student Council 'APat', succeeded in establishing a standard that will be hard to surpass. Pat played an active part in all school affairs and was especially prom- inent along dramatic lines. MA lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing? DONALD JOSEPH FALVEY Phi Alpha, 4: Nfathematics, 43 Spanish, 4. Donn is a modest, unassuming young man of whom 427 is not only proud of now, but will also be in years to come when Donn has succeeded in his life's work. lf silence is golden, his name must be Rocke- fellerf' NOAH NORMAN FELDMAN Phi Alpha, 4-35 A. A., 4-3-23 French, 43 Classical, 43 Science, 3g Track Team, 4-3. When Noah returns from the Olympic games in 1937 as the wo1ld's sprint champion, ,27 simply must have a committee waiting for him, to claim him as its own. That he has Won many races is true, And may he win life's long race too. su -is at as as at at as as as as as as n as as as as a llll 30

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Sill QFQBSPSPQESBQBSPSPSPSBSPSESPSESP 5? IW HELEN RITA DOWLIN Q, 4-3g Music, 4-3g A. A., 4-3-2. Though Helen has been with us for only a year she has worked her way up until she now stands as a high honor pupil. We are more than delighted to have her in our class and school. 4'For never anything can be amissg YVhen simple- ness and duty tender it. -Shakfspeare. JAMES JOSEPH DOYLE Herald Stall, 4-33 Journalism, 4g Phi Alpha, 4-3g Classical, 41French, 45 Editor-in-Chief Year Book 45 Nlathematics, 43 Assembly, 23 Class Play, 23 A. A., 4-3-2. James enters, journalist, honor student, and all- round good fellow. In spite of his penchant for the critical, he is quick to place value on that which is worthy. '6This is our editor, and we love himfl-Brer. JOSEPH EDWARD DRISCOLL Phi Alpha, 4--3: A. A., 4-3-25 Art Club Play, 3g Assembly, 2. JoeH is and always was popular with the fem- inine part of our fair school. If he were as huge in size as he is in the girls, estimation he would be indeed gigantic. Studies Greek in his spare time. BARBARA JOHNSTON DUNHAM Classical, 43 French, 4g Q, 4-35 Music, 4-3, Round the Table, 2. Bab's', love of quiet always marked her out among her friends. Barbara is of the material from which is formed the back-bone of a nation, quiet, studious and home-loving. '4Sweet intercourse of looks and smiles, smiles from reason tlow. 4Milton. ALICE MARIE DUROCHER French, 4-33 Q, 4-3g A. A., 4-35 Music, 4-35 Round the Table, 2. Alice has made a host of friends with her winning smile and pleasing manners. If her friends are as faithful as her smile she will never lack companions. The highest degree of earthly happiness is quietf, - Thorean. SY 49 5? -G HS araasfzsasasasasasarezrasararfzsas llll 29

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524252524242-SPSESPSPQESBSPSESESBSPSF JOHN VVALTER FFLSENTREGFR Phi Alpha, 4-33 Year Book, 43 A. A., 4-3-2. lf ,lohn keeps up the popularity and business-like manner in the business world, the least we can pre- dict is the presidency of the Standard Oil Company. The length of his school years is not numbered on his left hand. DORlS FIICLD Q, 4-33 Orchestra, 4-33 A. A., 4-3-23 Music, 4-3. Doris our unobtrusive class song writer, is popular not only for her songs, but for her attractive per- sonality that has gained her so many friends. Music in my heart l l1ave. 4IVo1'zI.rwo1tlz. CFRTRUDE ELIZABETH FITZGERALD Q, 33 Nlusic, 33 French, 33 Round the Table, 2. Cert aspires to be a Longfellow, or a Byron or a Shakespeare all bundled into one. VVell if she keeps up at the rate she's going we can readily say that iris as good as done. The world knows nothing of its greatest men FILEEN IMELDA FLYNN Q, 4-33 A. A., 4-3-23 French, 33 Spanish, 4-33 Music, 33 Junior Play, 3. Fileen has gained a host of active and unknown, but admiring friends by reason of her vivacious, ever-ready smile that bubbles from dawn 'till night. Ah, youth! Forever dear, forever kind. -Popf. DANIEL MICIIAICL FOLEY Phi Alpha, 4-33 Assembly, 23 Nlusic, 4. Dan certainly has made some lasting friend- ships in Holyoke High. One has to know Dan intimately in order to appreciate his real personality. His smiles have cheered us many a dayf, asasfzsaasasfzrasasasasasasafzsasas ll31ll iii