Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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Class Officers 1933 PHYLLIS SYMASKO Secretary EDWARD KUBTH Treasurer thirteen

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Honor Roll IS Sunima Cum Laude Barbara Gately Bella Werniek John Ai)pcl Ruth Price Dorothy Iainnon Dennis Healey Leopold Jarzyna Frederick Foerster Edward Kurth Aileen Casey Charles Appel Joyce Tripp Mildred Pampel Williamina Thompson Joan Walence Lois Fun Sara Kramer Matjna Cum Loude Cgo Giannasi Stella Procyshvn Elizabeth Woosnam Albert Baum Carol Horrigan Clrie Montcalm Milford Atwood Lois Dawson Burnett Little Jennie Prych Phyllis A. Kisiel Joseph Freedman Mary Lunney Harold Sullivan Thomas Brassill Trento Domeniei Madelyn Alderman Raymond Hill Beatrice Waxier Robert Anderson Aldona Kelminskas Fred Basamania Rose Griffin Robert Bluemer Jeanette Martin Felix Bockno Amelia Bezkorowajna Helen Burke Caroline Underdort'el Eleanor Clancy Edwin Bieniek Jennie Kornacki Theodora Sobon Alma Kriger William Kelly Normand Papineau Dorothy Horowitz Henry Piquette Florence Dabrowski Beatrice Ritterman Rachel Browne Roselyn Sacks James Moore Rose Selwitz Helen Downing Stella Shefchuk

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Address of Welcome JAMES Dl'XX Parents and Friends: (otijl fT (5IVES me great pleasure, acting in behalf of my class 'mates, to welcome you here this morning to our Class Day exercises. This is the one day that we claim entirely as our own, when we entertain our parents and friends and ask them to share the joy with which we review our high school days. Our time in high school has passed swiftly and pleasantly, and now we are about to graduate. Time forbids my telling you of all the happy hours we have spent together. I wish, therefore, to speak especially of those who have made our high school education possible. We realize what sacrifices our parents have made that we may participate on this day. Sometimes we may have seemed unappre- ciative of their efforts, but I know that they will forgive youth, which is blind and sometimes selfish. Our families are proud of us now and it is my fervent prayer that we may never do anything to make them unhappy or regretful. The Class of ’33 extends its sincere thanks to the School Board and to the City of Holyoke for the splendid opportunities they have afforded us to obtain knowledge necessary for success in our vocations. To Mr. Conant and the faculty of the school we are deeply grateful for their willing and untiring assistance which they have given us unsparingly, teaching us not only the contents of the text- books but also the value of truth, courage, loyalty and honesty,— the very elements of success. Once again we welcome all to listen to our past history, our prophecies for the future, the noble discourse of our orator, the beautiful dreams of our poet, the last will and testament of our class, and the parting words of the farewell address. Let us all then enter into the spirit of the occasion to make this Class Day one which we shall file forever in the cabinet of our memories. fourteen