Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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LIONEL M. ADELSON A very versatile lad is Butch. His interests are developing pictures, toot- ing the trumpet, and engaging in major sports. He was graduated from Metcalf School. Now he is graduating from Holyoke High, and will later graduate from college. Lionel has consistently had good marks, due to careful prep- aration of his lessons. Nature revolves but man advances. LORRAINE E. ALACONIS The Rooters' Club has a faithful member in Al. This graduate of the Morgan Junior High possesses a voice which will be well known by telephone users in the future. Our future tele- phone operator is interested in dancing. She knew what to say and when to say it. RAYMOND E. AMEYE . Lucky is a grand fellow, able in his work, -always good natured and friendly. Like many other students he greatly enjoys bowling. Lucky grad- uated from Lawrence Junior High School. After graduating from Holyoke High School he expects to enter the service. We know he will succeed in any field of endeavor. A chip of chance weigheth more than a pound of wit. FRANK C. ANDERS Paco came to us from Lawrence junior High School. He is taking a commercial course and is a member of the Dramatic Club. Frank enjoys basketball, baseball, and swimming. He intends to enter Radio Diction school after receiving his diploma. D It is a fortunate man who knows his place and fits there. JEAN E. ANDREWS A Rosary School graduate, Jeanie is interested in all sports - swimming being foremost. While at school she pla ed on the basketball and the base- ball, teams and was an active member of the Rooters' Club. She plans to attend the Burbank School of Nursing and will cure many patients by her charming smile. Her smiles and friends are un- numbered. CHARLES E. ANDRUS Chuck is a Joseph Metcalf gradu- ate. He left Holyoke High School as a Sophomore, and voyaged up the majes- tic Hudson to study at New' York Military Academy, but returned to us as a Senior. Chuck belongs to the band and is a first class dancer. He claims that he is thinking of going to work after he receives his diploma. Is that another idea you picked up in New York, Chuck? I have gained my experience. fi

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ii-- FRANCES E. ARCHAMBAULT One of the inspirational writers of this year's Annual, Fran plans to attend business college. She came to us from Perpetual Help School, and since then has belonged to the Rooters' Club and the Luncheon Committee. Strike! is a call often heard when Fran is bowling. She also likes dancing and skating. The better known, the greater is her worth appreciated. f THEODORE S. ARMATA Here is the boy whom you see hither and yon in his car every day Qand eve- ningl. Ted entered H.H.S. from Joseph Metcalf Junior High School. Ted is taking the General Course and between studying and his social life he finds time for knocking the puck around the rink and giving the ten pins a headache. Far may we search before we find A heart so manly and so kind. JOHN D. ASHE Jack, a good athlete, has been a member of the Holyoke High football and hockey teams. He excels in basket- ball, baseball, and swimming. An alum- nus of H. B. Lawrence, Jack plans to enter the Service after graduation. Beware the fury of a patient man. 6 . RAMON L. ASHLEY Ray entered H.H.S. from Joseph Metcalf Junior High. During his years in Holyoke High he has acquired a reputation for good fellowship as well as for excellentscholarship. His one weakness seems to be encouraging lazi- ness, by doing enough work for his whole class. Ray spends what spare time he has collecting postage stamps. On earth there is nothing great but many in man there is nothing great but mind. J JAN R. ATTINGER It ,-was a sad day for the Joseph Metcalf Junior High when Jan entered the halls of H.H.S. Their loss was our gain. Jan, as pianist, is an asset to the high school orchestra. She is also a member of the band, the Dramatic Club and the Yearbook Staff. Winter nights find Jannie at the skating rink. The gates of every college lie open to anyone with as much ability as Jan possesses. A widespreading hopeful disposition is the best umbrella in this vale of tears. RITA M. AUBIN Roller skating! Did we see her there last night? If you're speaking of Rita, of course. Her plans for the future in- clude matriculation at a Secretarial College. She is a graduate of Perpetual Help School. and enjoys dancing and swimming. h Quiet and retiring is she. DONALD BAIN Morgan Junior High sent us this dashing blond. Don is not only a very good looking boy, but he is also a good athlete and a popular fellow. .He may attend college after -he receives his diploma. A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing. HAROLD R. BAKER Meet Harry our unbeatable sax player CRudy Vallee got his start that wayj. He has been one of Mr. Grady's faithful followers forthreeyears. Harry spells pool with a capital cue , and also enjoys football and basketball. Although his future is undecided, he will succeed in his life work because of his diligent work while enrolled in the General Course. . The man who has music in his heart will be most in love with the' lovliest.