Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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JAMES A. CLARK Bullet makes up in spirit what he lacks in size. Veritably a walking athletic dictionary he likes to partake in sports himself and excells in most sports. Because of his interest in sports he was made manager of the basketball team. Bullet graduated from Blessed Sacrament and after graduation hereg he plans to attend the Western Mass- -achusetts School of Pharmacy. The great and the little have need of one another. THOMAS G. CODY Tom was Metcalf's gift to Holyoke High, and Metcalf has just reason to be proud of it. He has done a superb job in all of the school activities in which he has participated. Besides holding the responsible position, editor-in-chief of the Yearbook, he has been a member of the select National Honor Society, the Forum Club, the A Cappella Choir, and has also been active participant in all school assemblies. A scholar yes, but then, too, Tom always enjoys a good game of basketball, baseball, or pool. Upon completion of his studies at Holyoke, he will enter the Holy Cross College. Our loss is their gain. Thou hast language for all thoirghts and feelings. ANN G. COHEN Ann entered Holyoke High from the Joseph Metcalf Junior High School. Ann has varied interests and hobbies. She is very fond of sports, especially swimming. Her hobbies include knitting and collecting stamps. Aside from these interests, Ann enjoys traveling. She intends to be an accountant after graduation. Nothing so truly becomes feminine beauty as simplicity. WILLIAM J. CONWAY Bill entered Holyoke from Blessed Sacrament. He is taking the General Course, and after a Post-Graduate Course plans to enter the V-5. He spends most of his time hunting and fishing, but also enjoys football, hockey, and baseball. The State Guard is proud to claim Bill as one of its members. ' Moderate pace for a long race. ANN K. COOK Cookie came to us from the Joseph Metcalf Junior High School. She has been a valuable member of the Rooters' Club during her three years at Holyoke High. Ann loves the outdoors. She spends most of her time horseback riding. She also enjoys bowling. After graduation Ann intends to go into nurses' training. Actions speak louder than words. PHYLLIS R. CORMIER Phil graduated from the H. B. Lawrence Junior High School. She has been very active in the Rooters' Club during her three years at Holyoke High. She plans to enter the Holyoke Hospital Nursing School next fall. Phil's leisure time is devoted to sewing and dancing. A vein of mirth beneath her air of dignity. JEAN P. COTE Doc came to us from the Precious Blood School. He is at present taking the General Course, and his future is directed toward Massachusetts State, where he will study chemistry. Aside from bein a member of the A Cappella Choir ang the Orchestra, he also ikes baseball, basketball, hockey, and swim- ming. I'm happy when I hear swing music LORRAINE M. COUSINEAU Lorry's dark, flawless beauty has won her many admirers. She came to Holyoke High from the Highland Junior High and has been an active member of the Rooters' Club and Dramatic Club. Lorry enjoys skating, swimming and dancing, and in her more quiet moments she collects stamps and records. Lorry is planning to go to college. Her beauty hangs like a rich jewel upon the cheek of night.

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GERTRUDE H. CARROLL Trudy entered Holyoke High from Highland Junior High School. She has been an enthusiastic member of the Rooters' Club, Dramatic Club, and the A Cappella Choir. Trudy is an energetic and proficient athlete. She belongs to the swimming, basketball, and volley ball teams. Outside of school, Trudy spends many hours skating and skiing. Trudy, with her pleasant disposition, will make an excellent nurse. Her-air, her manners, all who see ' admire. ELEANOR R. CASEY Ellie, who came to Holyoke High from the Highland Junior High School .spends most of her leisure time during the winter in skiing. 'In addition to skiing she enjoys knitting. Ellie has been active in the Rooters' Club since she entered Holyoke High. She also belonged to the Dramatic Club and was on the Herald during her Sophomore year. After graduation Elie plans to go to college. Quiet but of high ideals. DONALD L. CAULEY Who's in the center of that circle? Of course it's Bo.oter and who wouldn't be with such ready smile and such sparkling witticisms? Between the ages of 12 - 15 Booter spent five hours most every day at Highland Junior High School. He was a member of both the football and baseball teams. I like, men who have a future, and women who have a past. EDWARD M. CAULEY Edder is an H. B. Lawrence alumnus. Besides being one of Coach William Sullivan's closest friends and advisors, Ed is a part owner of Gallup's clothing store. He swims, plays basketball, and baseball. Edder intends to see the world, via the U. S. Navy, after graduation. A gentleman makes no noise. 7 WILLIAM E. CAULEY Meet our master of the ivories! Bill is a graduate of Joseph Metcalf Junior High School and after June 1946 will be a graduate of Holyoke High. He keeps his torso athletic by playing basketball and baseball for Holyoke High. Although his future is undecided, his quiet alert mind will serve him to good' advantage in whatever field of endeavor' he embarks. He'l1 play a small game rather thanf stand out. MARGARET A. CAVANAUGH She has a pleasing personality, and excellent school spirit. We call her Peggy . She came to Holyoke High from New Haven High School and has been very active in school affairs. She was a capable supporter of the Dramatic Club and of the Rooters' Club. She was also on the Yearbook Staff. In her spare time she enjoys ice-skating and dancing. Her hobby is knitting. Peggy intends to enter nursing after graduation. Very good-heartecl,generous, and kind, A truer friend you'll never find. ROSEMARY A. CHESKY Rosie, who came to H.H.S. from Metcalf Junior High School, has been an active member ofthe Rooters' Club during the three years she has been with us. Dancing, knitting, and swim- ming are her favorite pastimes. After graduation Rosemary plans to be a stenographer. She is known and liked by all. GEORGE J. CHIVAS George is a quiet, likeable boylfrom Morgan Junior High School. He is en- rolled in the Commercial Course. l-Ie enjoys all sports, his favorites being football, baseball, and hockey. George has been an outstanding member of the A Cappella Choir for three years. H He who sings put to flight his cares.

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DONNA A. COUSINS Cuz attended the Highland Junior High School before entering Holyoke High School. Her plans after graduation are to attend a business college. While at Holyoke High, Cuz was a faithful member of the Rooters' Club. Knitting is one of her favorite pastimes. Cuz also enjoys swimming. , Much mirth and no madness, All good and no badnessf' ROBERT J. CRAVEN Bob graduated from the Highland ,Junior High. His chief interests are football, baseball, and swimming. Recently, he became a standing mem- ber of the Academy . Now, he is try- ing to figure out a new angle on those corner pockets. After graduation he plans to attend a Baker's School. Our deeds determine us. WILLIAM M. CRAVEN It is not very easy to sum up the activities in which Bub has partaken. His career started when he came to us from the Joseph Metcalf Junior High, Besides being a sport enthusiast, he has been a member of the Dramatic Club, the A Cappella Choir, the minstrel shows, the band, and the orchestra. He is taking the College Course and plans to enter the Massachusetts Institute of Technology after graduation. - He who uses his tongue will reach his destination. RUTH L. CRAWFORD Rufy , one of the sweetest girls in our class, attended the Joseph Metcalf School before entering Holyoke High. Rufy has been an enthusiastic mem- ber of the Rooters' Club and was on the Student Council. Skating is the sport that takes up most of her spare time. She also finds time for dancing. Rufy hopes to go to a business school next year. Her friends are many - Her foes - are there any? HELEN CRAY Helen, who entered Holyoke High after graduating from the H. B. Lawrence Junior High School, is one of the most attractive girls in our class. She is well known for her dramatic ability. Helen is an enthusiastic supporter of the Rooters' Club and, of course, the Dramatic Club. She is also on the business stali' of the Herald. In her leisure time she has created ingenious artistic designs. Helen plans to become an interior decorator after graduation. But so fair, she takes the breath of men away. Who gaze upon her unaware. FRANCES E. CREERON Frances, better known by her friends as Red , is a graduate of Highland Junior High School. She has artistic tastes but Red is also fond of sports. especially swimming and horseback- riding. She belongs to the Rooters' Club and is an ardent enthusiast at all the games. Next fall Red plans to attend college. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. MARION P. DALY Dale has twinkling blue eyes and the cutest smile! She came to Holyoke High from the Joseph Metcalf Junior High School and has been a valuable member of the Lunch Room Committee. Dale particularly likes dancing and skating. She also plays tennis with exceptional skill. After graduation Dale plans to attend Westfield State Teachers College. A merry twinkle of the eye, A sunny smile as she passes by. RUTH L. DALY Her friends call her Ruthie . She is a member of the Rooters' Club and an enthusiastic supporter at all the games. Ruthie entered Holyoke High from the Joseph Metcalf School. She likes ice-skating and roller-skating. Ruthie is active and loves to sing and dance. She is planning to go to a business school after graduation. Just being happy is a line thing to do Looking on the bright side rather than the blue.