Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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DEDICATION MISS A ESTHER BARRY The Holyoke Hxgh School Class of 1947 15 honored to dedxcate 1ts year book to Mlss A Esther Barry whose superlor scholarshlp consclentlous teachxng and mtense loyalty to hlgh ldeals have ever gulded and enlrghtened her puplls Her broad culture m hterature hxstory sclence and art as well as her alert awareness of up to date problems and methods ln the field of mathematlcs was generously reflected IH her dally teachmg Further testlmony to the lnestxmable value of Mlss Barry IS glven ln thls trrbute by members of the Holyoke Hxgh School Faculty Few teachers have done as much as Mlss Barry to advance the best lnterests of our puplls and to malntam at all tlmes hlgh standards of workmanshlp and character ln our youth The faculty of Holyoke Hlgh moreover has galned 1n countless ways through her sound Judgment lntense loyalty and great courage So lt IS w1th smcere appreclatlon that the Class of 1947 gxves thanks for Mrss Barry s msplrlng leadershlp and vushes her abundant happmess m her ret lrement X1 PW X11 Nlarqucrue Ch mpiune Xlr Jnrcm1ahF Cmnu Nhw Laceha Laroke 1 C11 me Lx nn Mrs Johanna Qumn Nlrs Halen Sulhx an N11 Wdham Sulhx an Tha 11 uhm who Q mma ippn 11 ahou mthchux from Holufkl Huh Yi 01 n 1 x Q cyl X k c 1 V Ii LA Mis 'z Q . 7' V A V kd 1 1:14 jsvzxr. Th- Claw uf 1917 il 'il 'f 2111 to join in hmwzhlg Lhcecl fh-vmvd PCi1lt'fiIOI'N, :md 'hfg ,Xhhuzil wblmcx U1 15:13 11151116 in lhmr mull- 'xl lx SOI'X'lUt'S. To sluclem h. NJ my 'md slam- lhcy haw mu-N the-11' hp-XI. Xlilff thou' fUl11I'L' paths hc hzappjs :md SUCCi'4Sfl1l! Admuustratxon Henryj Fitzpatrick Principal Anna M Laporte Librarian Samuel A Brunelle Vice Principal Margaret K Cavanaugh Lillian B Maxfield Dean Harriet E Kroepel Ernest 'VIcG1nty Guldancc English La nguages J Louis Keegen Helen F Brennan Gertrude E Dunn Anna P Garvey Anna M Gear Mary W Greeley Gertrude M Griflin Gerald J Hafey Sarah H McGrath Wilbur F O Donnell K Elleen MacCarthy M8fh0I'h8tlCl and Science William Bosworth George E. Frost Charles L. Haskell Leo F. Joyce John S. Lacey Anastasia Millane Frederick L. Mockler Helen E. Moriarty John B. Sbrega Commercial May M. Austin Raymond A. Clancey D. Edward Fenton Eleanor F. Garrity Winifred U. Glasheen Helen M. Hawley Ernest P. McGinty John E. O'Rourke Henry J. Scanlon Mary M. Scanlon Mary L Cahill James J Kennedy Julia C Fitzgerald Eileen M McCormick Helena A Kelly Louis E Memhardt Alice E Fenton Robert E Hamill Grace D Healey William E Holdridge Mary C. Kane Edward Nowak Elizabeth V O Hem Constance Shea Mary F Sullivan Harold W. Wynn History M. Genevieve Browne B. Eloise Fitzgerald Ellen E. Callahan Frank G. Rohan Wyatt E. Harper Margaret K. Sullivan Physical Education and Health Dr. Robert E. Cleary Mrs. Mary M. Senay Daniel J. Regan Dr, Honoria K. Shine Arthur H. Roberts Jane A. Squire Virginia A. Tyrrell mM7a7j'j'j'lMffW 4, Mfiggil Q,4MWQx5I2,,f ' ' if ' by .X v 25' ' us 1' ,Vw N 1 J 'v 4 .l,'. 2 X A fi'- 1 3 2 X 3,5 l H 8 2-?'fudx A ' 41 A ,,,,.....-.-u UkxCMMww 7947 Uallcafm 7na'z'yam.,0msaaunt Pailucca. 7601110451 Ma Qfzmcbnf famlgf Sfyfhbi buaswwz, falem duwcvn, S.2C7Z!fQlZf fahnwnd Sjnnanfa Mmshal lv fhf Viwf' 4- , 1 or , ,A ve. , L, I I , '. ff' 2 J, , IW. ' :', - , ' 'f','33 ' av. 43 . V J 1, V , is . .Q . K A i A5 ' Q Ac ,fmxw ' A ' Lf 'g,, ,NW ri N I 0 a 0 0 9 S ' I I 3 3 PEARL M ANDREWS Hlghland junlor Hugh School boasts Pearl as an Alumna and the Nurse s Prep w1ll glve to Pearl a sure future after she has attended Provldence Hosp1tal and Columbla Lnxverslty Among Pearl s favorite act1v1t1es are Ixmttlng and xce skatmg We are quxte sure of Pearl s ultlmate success for she has been on the first honor roll all through her three years at H H S WILLIAM ANTIL Bxll a graduate of Joseph Metcalf spends many of h1s xdle moments doodlmg as he ns quxte clever wxth a pencll Besldes drawlng he enjoys skat mg reading and drlvmg Also he IS an av1d Record fan He plans to enter a school of dentlstry 451581 FRANK ARMATA Frank a Metcalf alumnus made more than h1s share of frlends ln school because of h1s agreeable personal1ty and h1s wxllmgness to go all out to help a frlend In addxtlon to starrlng on the Hockey Team Gldge played mtra mural basketball Dr1v1ng h1s car IS h1s hobby He wants to go to college after graduatlon SHIRLEY M ARMES When Hxghland ,Iumor Hlgh School held xts graduatlon exerclses Shlrley was r1ght there On commg to H H S Shxrley thought the General Course the Art School of her cholce In her spare t1me she occuples herself wlth drawmg sw1mmmg desxgnmg and kn1tt1ng WILLIAM ASHTON That Smlllng red head rs a product of the H B Lawrence School He has a unlque combmatlon of mterests mn that he IS a boxer and llkes to draw Be1ng the progresslve sort Bxll plans to open a furmture store 1n Calmforma JOAN E BAGINSKI One of our favorlte majorettes IS Joanle who clalms Joseph Metcalf as her Alma Mater After takmg the College Course Massachusetts State College w1ll welcome one who has struggled through college physlcs A busy as Joame IS she finds t1me to mdulge ln bemg a Student Councll representatxve Hcraldzle and member of the Soclal Commlttee 'il LILLIAN T BAIL For three years Lynn has had her eye on jackson College and took the College Course to prepare for It after graduating from our Lady of Perpetual Help School At school Lynn despxte her heavy schedule found t1me to take part 1n the Dramatxc Club and the Rooters Club RODERICK BAIL Rod allas Dlck Nap an many other nxcknames owes h1s alle glance to the Perpetual Help School B6S1d6S playmg ln the Band he enjoys swrmmmg and 1ce skatmg As wltnessed by h1s many mcknames he was well known and qu1te popular After fimsh mg h1s Techmcal Industrxal Course Goldberg wants to become a shoe maker 'Q ! 3 I , .- - .'. .U . . . Y A -i A ' . ' ' l ' . would give her the best background for l , of f Q l u nu In n ' . u - nv u .xv d ra - - f ' . ' . .' ' 1 ' ' ' ll 75 - ' ' - 9 ' lr f AUDREY J. BAKER When Kit greets you over the telephone you will know for sure who she is because of her smiling voice. After graduating from Highland Junior High School she enrolled in the General Course at H.H.S. Her voice may be heard cheering lustily for her Alma lgater, as a member of the Rooter's ub. RAYMOND BAKER Raymond, a graduate of the Morgan School, took the General Course at H.H.S. He is an enthusiastic fan of indoor sports such as ping pong and pool. Bob is going to enter the Army Air Corps where we all wish him the best of luck. GLADYS M BARAN While at Mater Dolorosa School Lefty cheered for Holyoke High and continued to do so at H H S by means of the Rooters Club When she finally becomes a bookkeeper she will thank H H S for her superb training in the Commercial Course Bowling skating and swimming keep Lefty busy HELENE BARIL Bunny will end up being a dental assistant in a local ofiice After grad uatmg from Joseph Metcalf and H H S Forsythe Dental Infirmary is the ulti mate goal While at school she took part in the orchestra and Rooter s Club RICHARD BARNETT Barney one of the more quiet mem bers of our class came from the High land School He took the General Course and likes to play baseball and skate After his graduatlon from H H S he plans to find a lucrative Job BELLA BARON Belle was graduated from Joseph Metcalf School and immediately en rolled in the General Course being un decided in her future plans Belle was a member of the Rooters Club and spent a great deal of time roller skating dancing and playing basketball GLENN F BARR Byron a product of Highland Junior High is an ardent sport fan who excells in both basketball and baseball He is an accomplished chess player and an able model airplane builder Glenn plans to further his education after graduatlon 'ff fra JEAN BARRETT Graduatlon from Joseph Metcalf and the College Course at H H S will lead Jean successfully to the Junior College of her choice Jean was quite active in school Heraldlte Rooters Club Dra matic Club basketball and volleyball Going to school games skating and swimming are favorites of Jean s - rr ,, - - rr ,, . - - . . . . , . . ., , , . . . , L , , rv' 5, li Y! ' ll Yl , y - - a , ' 2 - - .. H . - . ,' Q ' y K I tiff? 4 f ' Y ' -' ffm ' 1 ' Hiram r 1,145 . . . as v..'l ,,,,fa., . - ,1 .wif-zzz: v '. KN Jwi- - - .- . . . . ' . . , . ' . y , ' . A J . ,V i , A 4 nm,-r X fl-fgg,,,f Q t I 4-gl,-.,l,,.l . - 1, , A-1 - f A, 451 . s 4 ,- ,, t , 3 wg, . W- 5 ' J Q5 , mg J Z , L ,Qi VIRGINIA BARUT As traveling is Vll'g16S favorite pastime she thought that graduating from Mater Dolorosa and taking the Commercial Course would prepare her to become an airline hostess Dancing skating designing and swimming find their way into Virgle s busy schedule ESTELLE BEAULIEU H B Lawrence Junior High School claims Estelle as an alumna and the Technical College Course was Estelle s choice at HHS After having been accepted at Bryant College she will probably join her father in business. When homework is finished listening to records and driving keep Estelle occupied. PAULINE BEAUVAIS fr ROBERT BAUER Rum who attended Morgan Junior High before coming to Holyoke High is a fervent sport fan and an equally earnest pool enthuslast At the present time he is undecided about what he will do when school closes RICHARD BAUER Hoof is that tall lanky fellow who halls from Morgan Junior High School Football is Dicks favorite sport and pool his favorite pastime After leav ing Holyoke High he intends to go to work RAYMOND BEAULAC Ray an alumnus of Perpetual Help IS well liked by all who know him He continually displayed clean sports manship fine spirit and unusual talent as a member of our football swimming hockey and track teams Raymond who is a prophet on our Yearbook staff w1ll probably attend prep school or don army khaki after graduatlon PAUL BEAUVAIS Paul is that Jovial fellow who made such a hit in the Thanksgiving play As well as belonging to the Dramatlc Club he is the chairman of the social committee and one of our prophets Lavsrence s pride and Joy may go to Massachusetts State College to enrich his horticultural interest. ' ' Twin' , as Pauline is called, came to 'F' H.H.S. from Lawrence Junior High ' School and immediately enrolled in the ' my College Course, which she hopes will Q J eventually bring her to Massachusetts ' State College. During her three years . , at school 'Twin ' joined the Dramatic il Club, Rooters' Club and the Herald staff.. Dancing and swimming keep 1 Pauline active. JOAN BELAIRE From the Woodlawn School in South Hadley came the Belaire twins. Joan decided that the General Course would best prepare her for air-hostess train- ing. Joan is very active as Student Council representative, member of the Dramatic Club, Rooters Club Major- ettes, swimming team, volleyball team, basketball team and Ilfrnlfl. Though busy, ,Ioan still found time to knit. sew, dance and swim. 3 Q 9' - f Dx JUNE BELAIRE Dress deslgnmg school IS Junes ultxmate goal and Twm found the General Course to her llkmg She also found tlme for the Ilfrnlrl swlmmmg volleyball and basketball teams Rooters and Dramatlc Club Ma1orettes and Student COUHCII Spare tnme IS taken up by dancmg swzmmmg and horse back fldlflg DOROTHY BELL Dmg Dong a graduate of Lawrence Junior Hlgh School plans to be a nurse and therefore took the Nurses Pre paratory Course Whmle at school both the Dramatlc Club and Rooters Club provlded extra currlcula act1v1t1es After school Swlmmlng skatlng danclng and golng to basketball games took up more trme JOHN BELL One of the numerous football players to come from the Hlghland School Wendall proved hls ruggedness not only on the football field but also on the lntramural basketball court When not dxllgently studymg h1s physlcs he spends much of hls tlme skung and around the golf courses john expects to go to college PAULINE BELLIVEAU Paulme came from Lawrence Jumor Hlgh School Wlth her mlnd set on be mg a laboratory techmcxan she took the College Course and plans to go to Massachusetts State College T1me away from studles lS taken up by skat mg kmttlng and mdoor sports The Dramatlc Club and the Rooters Club had Paullne as an 3Vld member FI ORENCE BIFDRON From Mater Dolorosa School came Florence wlth a contmual smlle After takmg the General Course she plans to work Horse back r1d1ng and dancing are Florence s favorlte sports BARBARA BLAIS Barb our Soclal Edltor and a graduate of Morgan School wxll attend Emerson College and major m dramatlcs She was actlve ln the Dramatlc Club fpresldent ln her senlor vearl and the Ilrmld Cauthor of the Dld You See sectlonj She vsas co chalrman of the bOCl3l Commlttee and secretary of the Western Massachusetts League of School Publlcatlons FRED BOCZON Synonymous wlth basketball at 1ts roughest IS the name of Fred Boczon one of Ward Fours numerous glfts to H H S Clalmmg Mater Dolorosa as hrs Alma Mater Hacker whose favorxte pastlme IS pool plans to enlxst ln some branch of the service after h1s General Course IS completed 1 THADDEUS BORA The Mater Dolorosa School gave us Teddy He plaved mth the baseball team and after seelng hmm scoop them up and ZIP them across the dlamond one could hardly belleve that Ted the bashful schoolbov and Ted the ballplax er were one person He IS also a wry good bowler ' - - v u - vu . 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YA Y Y ELINOR BOURBEAU Frenchy is an alumna of Joseph Metcalf junior High School and is en rolled in the General Course to prepare for work after graduation Frenchy is active in such sports as hunting dancing and skating 'S EILEEN BOWLER Bow graduated from Highland Junior High School The General Course gave Bow a good background for work as a secretary Roller skatlng dancing and swimming provide outside enjoyment DONALD F BRESNAHAN A Veteran of Foreign Wars Bres is completing a General Course at Holyoke High He emoys all sports and is a line person to know CHARLES F BRINKMAN Chuck came to Holyoke High from Lawrence Junior High School and has been enrolled in a Ceneral Course He took time out from his education to serve his countrv in the U S Navy Before entering the Navy Chuck was a star on the swimming team This year Chuck was manager of both the swimming team and the H H S Band Chuck is undecided about h1s future DORIS BRODSKY After graduating from Joseph Metcalf and completing her College Course here Doris plans to wend her way to a good school Active in the Dramatic Club Herald and Rooter s Club she still was able to save time for hunting dancing skiing and designing AVIS BROWN Freckles graduated from West Street Junior High School took the Commercial Course and will soon be a perfect bookkeeper The Rooters Club and autograph collecting are favorite pastlmes of Freckles ROSALIE BUDER When Ros came to H.H.S. from ,Iostph Nletcalf junior High School and enrolled in the Fcntral Course, she had 'in idea of being a secretary. Ex en when Ros reaches her goal she will still go in for dancing. basketball. and skating as she did in high school. HOWARD J. BURNETT Howie a West Street graduate is not only an excellent student QFirst Honor Roll and the National Honor Societyl but also an outstanding athlete Cbaseball basketball and footballl. H was class president in his sophomore year and president of our Student Council and of the State Council as a senior. Howie is sure to make a success of whatever goal he aims at. ELINOR BLRNS Though the Hlf,lll3Dd Jumor Hxgh School and Commerelal Course at H H S gave Elmor a good bael ground for office work she IS stmll undeclded about her future But alxxaxs on her 11st of pastlmes w1ll be smmmlng skat mg and lukmg Rl- NA CABANIA Rena formerlx of the Preclous Blood School IS takmg the Commercxal Course Rena ms a member of the Dra matlc Club Her favorxte sports are bowhng dancmg basketball and sewm She plans to become a secretary MARY A CADIGAN Caddy plans to go to a Commerclal College for her commerclal trammg at hugh school and Hlghland Iumor Hlgh School vs 1ll g1VB her all the quallhcatlons needed Caddv belonged to the Dra matle and Rooters Clubs DFIVIUH a car and basketball are tops mth Caddy MARX P CADIGAN Pat IS a graduate of Lawrence jumor lllgh School P IS nuts about danelng Skklmmlng and skatxng llaung tilen the Ceneral Course a career as dress deslgner lS a goal yet to be reached 'rg-F11 JOHN B CANNON Brnan an aetxve member of the ClVll Alr Patrol was on our 45 swlmmlng team He lS an extremely llkeable fellow Our future student at Western Massachusetts School of Phar macs lS sure to be one of the most popular drugglsts 1n Holyoke as his patrons w1ll lnelude many housevuves whom he befrxended ln the meatless sugarless and butterless days at the NANCY CAREY Qulet Nancy plans to enter Mass achusetts State College and xs well pre pared for It after taklng the College Course at H H S The Dramatlc Club plus knlttlng and playing the pxano occupy tlme after homework ASLP PAUL CAREY Paul came from the Blessed Sacra ment School wlth an extraordmary repu tatlon as athlete and scholar and at H H S added popularlty plus to lt He was varslty basketball and baseball materxal besxdes edxtmg the llfmlrl Sports Sectlon and supervlsxng the Lost and Found Department He llkes to smg COh brotherj Paul w1ll probably go to college 1 'X LUCILLE CARMEL Lou wants to be a Woman ln Wlntc and we know she wlll be a good one for she IS well prepared after taklng the Nurses Prep Among Tlnngs to Do are movles danclng sl atlng and basketball Lou graduated from the Preclous Blood School JANET CARRIER As a secretary or receptionist. Jan will be tops, for after graduating from Mater Dolorosa School and taking the General Course jan will find herself a good job. An avid member of the Rooters' Club, she found ample time ltiorgiance, ride horse-back, swim, and ni . graduation HELEN lx CAVANAUCH After graduating from the Highland Junior High Sehool lxax enrolled in the Nurses Framing Course at Holyoke High An energetic girl she enioxs bowl ing and roller skating and is a member of the Qwimming Team lxax is also a willing chauffeur for her friends particularly whtn their plans include a trip to the movies designtr K., ALICE CAUI EY The Dramatic Club and the Rooters Club plus skating swimming ping pong an tennis keep Ss busy out side of sehool joseph Metellf junior High Sch uol and the Commereial Course at II H S will be remembered when s 1 loo g for work a ter 1- ELXINF M LHOQI l- I l I' 'llll attrictixc brunette entered Holyoke High ifttr graduiting from it N1 irx s -Xeadernit for Girls laurel Marxland An aetixe membtr of the Rooters Llub Llaine has followed the General Course She spends htr leisure time planing ping pong ind thess 'ind designing drtsses Elaine pl ms to enter Boston Lnlversitx and beeome 1 dres v MARX CAL LFY A member of the Student Council Rooters and Dramatic Clubs Mary is '1 graduate of the lawrence junior High School Mary enjoys swimming attending baseball and football games This loy al Red Sox fan has followed a College Course at high school Her friendlx manner and pleasant xoite will certamlx help her become a sueeessful telepl one operator 4? IRXXLI-S C, Cl XRlx Xhst Street junior High School 1 e Xlmi Nlitir of Ills peppx enior ran his followed the 'Nur es lrep aratory Course ind plans to make nursing her profession T to of LORETTA CASCI From Lawrence Junior High School came Lottie to follow the Commercial Course, Future plans indicate work but off-time w'i1l be dedicated to collecting records and watching basketball games. While at school. Lottie was on the volleyball, softball, and field hockey teams. WILLIAM CHAI MAIN Bill who took the College Course came from Highland Junior High He was a member of the Band and in his extra time plays ping pong and reads He plays a pretty good game of golf too This quiet lad who was well liked and took an active part in school social functions will continue his studies favoritt actixitles 'in CllXlf1L and punt 5 inf icn as Jern 1 thttrltift three xears ind hi 4 untd ltt for swimming bisketbill and xoll x 3 GVI ENDOLEN CLARR After graduatxon from Hxghland Grammar School Cwenny flrst attended lNorthf1eld School for Glrls and later came to llolxoke Hlgh as a Jumor Cwen followed the College Course 'md plans to enter Jackson College Her extra eurrleular act1v1t1es mcluded membersh1p ID the Dramatlc and Rooters clubs Outs1de of school Gwennx emjoxs r1d1nf1 and skatlng TH ELMA M CLEMEIN TS Clem a graduate of the Lawrence School has followed the Commerclal Course 'lt hlgh school Xwlth her pleas mg personallty and earnest ambltlon she w1ll soon gam a h1gh ratmg m her seeretarlal career Thelma has been a member of the Lunchroom Committee Band and Dramatxc and Rooters clubs She enjoys horseback r1d1ng swlmmmg and skatlng CEORGE CLICHE As we look back over our vears at llolyoke H1gh School we hnd every where glarmg evldence of the thmgs C eorge a Lawrence alumnus has done to further the lnterests of our class George was always around when there was a Job to be done and flmshed pro 1ects are trlbutes to hls abxlltx Hls many act1v1t1es included The Annual the Student Councxl the Rad1o Club .ai 40? JOHN H COURTNEY Cokes chxef mterests are photog raphy 'md model bulldlng He shows a casual lxkmg for checkers and gm rummy An alumnus of Lawrence Junlor Hlgh he IS a Second Honor Roll student at H HS jack w1ll study at Massachusetts Insltltute of Technology to become a c1v1l engmeer and the Band and Orchestra 'lv ia WILLIAM P CREANE Creek went to Hlghland Grammar School before comlng to Holyoke High Takxng long hlkes collectlng stamps and playmg baseball football and chess use up most of B111 s spare t1me Hrs plans for the future 1nd1cate a college edueatlon JAMES CRONIN jxm formerly a student of Highland Grammar School IS a talented star on the d1amond It s hls ambltlon to play major league ball and thereafter be come a baseball manager preferably of the Boston Red Sox We re sure hls fast breakrng curve w1ll attract some scout WWW EILEEN A CURRAN Elleen a graduate of the Metcalf School needs llttle lntroductxon for she IS Senlor Class Secretary Enrolled ln the College Course E1leen has worked on the Ilmnlrl for three years 'ind was News Edltor th1s year Her aetlxltxes mclude Hockey Team and Dxamatlc Club Red plans to become a tlorlst FRANCIS CL RRAN Another of the Blessed Sacrament graduates who entered Holyoke H1gh s portals back 1n 19-13 ms Fran Curran scholar extraordlnary Durmg h1s stay at school Brud was well l nown for hls ambldexterltv on the basketball eourt and his 3CCOmDllSllIT1LIll.S on the d1amond VN hen the world greets Brud he hopes that wxthm reach w1ll be a eontract ln pro ball DOROTHY E DALTON Dot who has followed the College Course at Holyoke High graduated from Lawrence Junior High School She plans to enter Bryant College Dorothy an energetic glrl enyovs dancing basket ball and all out door sports Dot lS also a very active member of the Dramatic Club DOLOR ES T DANEK Adlgnlfled friendly girl Doe grad uated from Congress Junior High School Bridgeport Connecticut Dolores who has followed the College Course intends to enter Forsyth School of Dental Hyglene A music lover Doe has been a member of the A Capella and Mater Dolorosa Choirs and enJoys musicals and operas ALAN DAY Al a commendable student came from the Lawrence School He IS an excellent basketball player and lll es baseball Although he was not the usual pat on the back mlxer he made many friends and was always ready to help anyone who had earned his friendship Nlck likes to bowl and plans to be come an accountant PHILIP DEAN Phll a graduate of Joseph Metcalf lS one of our friendliest classmates Ile IS one of our most intelligent boys and rea y a swell fellow to know Ie showed some of ITIS abllltv by aehleylng a perfeet score on the first of a series of radio hlstorv quizzes Ihlllp who wlll tudy to lee a doctor was on our varslty basketball team and Xearbook staff HENRY J DEC Joe who came to Holyoke Hlgh from Mater Dolorosa Crammar School IS a zealous model builder In addltlon he spends much of hls time attending the movies and listening to music After hlgh school Henry will probably go to work MARX L DE DEURWAERDER Mary Louise IS a graduate of the Highland ,Iunlor High School Her hobby IS photography She even de velops and prints her own pictures Lou also loves to dance and bowl She is enrolled ln the Nurses Prepara tory Course and after graduation will enter the Holyoke Hospital Training ELAINE T. DELISLE Elaine claims the Highland Junior High School as her Alma-Mater. A member of the Rooters Club Dimples has taken the Commercial Course. She will attend the Burby Rose Beauty Academy alter graduation. Her favorite activities include skating swimming dancing and bowling. School W ALTER DEMBEK Besides doing homework. Walt ' Highland Junior High School graduate finds time to play basketball and foot- ball' he even gets in an occasional game of pool. After graduation Walter will go to the Bliss Electrical College in Washington D. C. GREGORY DILIBERTO Del was one ofthe few members of our class who came from Saint jerome's. He was a member of the Swimming Team in his junior year and played intramural basketball. He considers jerking sodas his hobby and has no con- crete plans for the future. CHARLES DONAHUE Chuck likes to play football and build models. Since entering the High School from Lawrence he has been active socially and has made many friends. His favorite subjects are sciences, which he will need later in life. for he plans to further his education at Saint Michael's College with the ultimate goal of be- coming a research scientist. EI LFN DONOCHUF One of the aetive members of her class Ellen found time to be high in scholarship and still have a good time She belongs to the Rooters Club plays basketball is on the Xearboole stiff ind is X ice President of the Dramatic Club She plans to enter college in September possibly Mt Holvoke Rl 'I H DORCAN Ruth a erieluate of the ll est Street Iunior High Sehool has folloyyed the Nurses Ireparitory Course After graduation she plans to enter the Provielenee Hospital yy here her pleasing personality certainly yy ill helpher become a suceess in her chosen career Ruth oeeupies her leisure time mth knitting swimming and reading JOAN I' DRAPFAU Joan a Metcalf School graduate is a yyell lnoyyn senior for she has partici pated in most sehool ietivities Ile find her enrolled is a member of the Ilrmlrl Staff Bisl etbill ind Swimming teams A Lapelli Choir Rooters and Dra matie elubs In her leisure moments she enjoys eolleetinl, photographs and reeorels Joan uill enter Mount Holyoke in the fall SHIRLEY J DREICORN This tall blond enerfetic girl en rolled in the College Course is a grad uite of the Iliehland Sehoml A cheer leader ind member of the llemlel Staff for three years Shirley plans to enter college after graduation This vear Shirl had the honor of being Feature Editor of the llemlzl This busv girl also hnds time for skating and skiing 1'-' THOMAS D DUNN There was mueh grief in the halls of Blessed Sacrament Sehool yy he n le left for H II S However the N ivy Ile partment interrupted his sehol istie career for 1 short time after uhieh he returned to hi h sehool and pieleed up vi here he left off in quest for 1 diploma He does much reading in his spare time and is looking forward to college life after graduation M RONAI D FLLERT This lover of the great outdoors yyent to loseph Metcalf prior to entering Ilolyol e Iligh He spends much of his time hunting This sport inspired his ambition to be eome a trapper and fur trader in Canada V , , , 1 . 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for the future are 1IlClLflIlllC Skatmg smmmmg and boxxhng are her favorlte pastxmes ROBI RI N I-Ol RINIP R Bob 1s 1 produet of the Lmrenee Sehool He hsts bovehng and sxxlmmxng as hls hobbxes Besldes belng 'in honor pup1l Bob rs lnterested IH football baseball b1sketb1ll md other sports After f.fI lCll1lllOl'l Bob mtends to further hls knowledge ln '1 lngher 1nst1tut1on College lll'1llS IORR NINII I RANCIS l orrx mll be one of those efhelent ind prettx seerctmes who IS an asset Ill mx olhee C raduitmg from Morgin School she spent three xears In the Commerer xl Course at high se hool She belongs to the Rooters Club ind the Band She hsts d inemg and sxummmq is her faxorlte outslcle fietxutxes 2 lx ARL C' FRIBFRC har entered the dungeons f Holyoke H1gh f om the joseph Metc alf School X member of the General Course lx url h is many lnterestlne ptstxmes among uhxeh ure xreherx model bullel mg 1nd sleepmg, One em :lu ns see lx irl 'lt Holyoke Hleh sport exents Ivxrl IS undeemded as to hls future ifter he reeerw es hrs chplomi Max who came from Xlest Street Junlor Hugh Sehool 19 one of the best trumpet plave rs Holyoke lilgll ever had Hrs hobbv lS pl rvmg the trumpet and he hkes to pliy basketball ln hls spare txmc After graduation M tx plans to enter the Armv ,Y A mee addltlon to the staff at the Holyoke Hospltal IS Shlrl who vull enter tramlne there 'lfter graduatlon One ofthe students from Ioseph Metealf she his trzken 21 nurses eourse tn prep ur ltlflll for her nursxne e tree r Ibmemg, and outdoor sports txke up her leisure tlme CONSTANCE M GAINCARL One hrm mll certamlx have good records when they hire Connle thelr bookkeeper Comlng to hugh sehool from Mater Dolorosa School she has taken the Commerelal Course here md xlso belongs to the Rooters Club She elnms smmmlng danclnp, and llllltlflj, are her faxorlte aetxvltles outside of sehool LORRAINE R GEN DRON One of our Student Counexl members whom you wont be able to forget IS Lorrxe This three xear member of our law 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JAMES F GILLII ANI A griduate of the Iliichlaind Junior lligh School Jim enrolled in the C tneral oursc it Holyoke High xi one of tht he men of the football team s strong forxvird ivtll list till Jim 'ilso p axs basl etb'1ll 'ind bisebill is not sure ulmt he will do utter grid uation but he would be 1 vilu ibli 1 set to Army and the onli mm tilented enough to fill Jonnnx C reen s shoes 1 CI RAI DIINIL C ORMANI One ol' our el'iss etlebrities is blond Jerrx in ho is noted for her tontagious laugh K raduating from Joseph Metealf she took a eollege eourse She also be longs to the Rooters md Dramcitie clubs the llfmlrl plays held hockey and is on the Social Committte Afte Framingham Teachers Lollege IIARRX E C R HIS llirrv is a produtt of the I iurei ee Sthuol He enjoxs hunting ind hshing lile werx muth to plix bl-.eb as etbill and footbill X Ceneral Course student Harrx pl ins to tnter a salesmanship sehool titer graduation llith his gift of gab llirrx will have no trouble selling himselfor his products l VNILLIS A 1 OODALE Bud is a graduate of the Joseph Metcalf Junior Iligh Sehool ll s outdoor bow for among his p istimes are hunting, fishing skating and skiini, Foothill bisebill and brislethall ilso ho m th of his attention 0 1 f Bud s most prized possessions ls his gun eolleetion Bud plans to 10111 Ulu army after he seeures his diploma JANET F GRAHAM Another one ot' those girls who will make ofhce life pleasant is Jamt who plans a secretarial eareer Friduiting from Joseph Metcalf she took the Com mercial Lourse at high sehool Any Sunday afternoon you ll hnd her at a nearby airport watching airplanes She JOHN F GREANEY Jack came to Holyoke High from the Highland School prepared to meet the worst and he did A member of the College Course Jack amateur chemist and as such belongs to the Science Club A footer for all our athletic teams he enjoys hunting and skiing Jack intends to go to college after graduation MADELX 'N GRIFFIN The life of the patients will certainly brighten at that hospltal where Honey begins her nursing career Iler cheery smile h is made her many friends and will make her many more Coming from the Highland School she belongs to the Rooters and Dramatie clubs Her favorite sports are daneing and swim 'ning 'NIILDRED GRIFFIN Lherrw plans to be one of the few social worl ers of our class She intends to enter Divinity Sthool 'ifter gradua tion An alumna of Nlorgan Junior High School she took the Generil Lourse vihile at high sehool Besides her se hool xxorl she hnds time for dancing and swimming 'ind other sports i - . 3. 1 I ' f . 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Il will enter Mass' achusetts State College in the Fall. RICHARD G HERMAN Diek formerly a student of High land K rammar nent in for sports ln a big way he participated in hockey foot b ill and track He held the responsible post of Business Editor of our Yearbook Dick may make the Navy his future. M-45 ,IOIIN I. IIICKEY jack , who came to us from Blessed Sacrament, has a remarkable talent of ad-libine as most boys who went to the basketball Lame-s know. Ilis favorite . orts. b'se-ball. b ake-tball. and 'ce skating. do not keep him from his studies. This friendly. jovial classmate of ours is one of our prophets. ' ae wi study' law after leaving, this hall of learning. BEVERLX A. HILL One of the more active members of r elais xv , - , 'Bet' was e If itor-in-Chief ff the Il'rf1lfl. a Stu- dent Council Representative in her junior ytar. receptionist. and member of the Dramatic and Rooters Clubs. She alto receiyed the DAR. Award for the beet eirl citizen in the clais of 47, and is a member of the National Honor Society. Hey plans to honor Jackson College with her many' talents. 'fl VS ILLI AVI 9 HI'X4'XII'N Blll tame here from Hlghland Junlor Hlgh 'Xlost of lllg outslde actlxltles tenter about hls f'lvorlte sports huntlngz 'lnd hshlng lnttrested ln machlnes and wlll dlrect llls future edutatlon along, these llnes PHX LLI9 M HIRT Phxll IS another one of the more Cl1LllLl9l3StlC sport fans After C0mlHg to llolloke Hlgh from the Lawrence Qehool slle has followed the Nurses Course and plans to go ln tralnlng at the Nlflssaehusetts General HOSD1t3l Qhe enjoys spendlng her lelsure hours roller skatlng and dancmg BARBARA A HOAR The tall blonde fashlonable young lady who wlll always look stxllsh even ln a nurses unlform eould be none other than our own Barbara On enter lng Holyoke Hlgh she of eourst took the Nurses Prep Course Qhe 19 an actlve member of the Dramatlc and Rooters clubs and also enjoys I nlttlng LEONARD W HOOTEN Len entered from Hlghland Junlor Hlgh Actlve ln sports he played on our football track and basketball teams He IS not sure about hls future plans but he has been spendlng some tlme browslng through some college catalogues and danclng MARX I HOSREX Thls llttle glrl s Vlm and V12 lr makes up for am lack of llC1gl'lt she max have Blondle who eertalnly deserves her nlckname IS another of our future seeretarles Qhe has followed the Com merclal Course ever slnce eomlng here from the H B Lawrence She greatly enloxs swlmmlng ln the summer but for year round recreatlon she llkes dancmg and roller skatlng JOHN L HOUI E John graduated from the Preelous Blood Sehool Among hls numerous lnteresfs are swxmmlng skllng and danelnq Iohn lntends to become a drugqlst and wlll therefore attend a school of pharmacy ln the near future XNETTE D HOULE. Another one of our d lntlntz and roller skatlng Cl 1ll1UQl35l5 lS tht tharmlng and lovelx young mlss of the dass of 4 ve s l mnl the lose Metcalf Junlor Illgh Sha h ls followed the General Course Wlllll t llllx lk Hlgll and though slle IS unch 1 ldcd 'lbout the future we krlow she wlll be goood at whatever she undertakes if VIRCINIA Ill NT That qlrl remllldlnl, xml not to Comb your halr ln the lullthroom 19 X lrgle Hunt l grlduatt of llltghland School Pnrolltd ln the Lollc ee Lourse slle IS an 'lttlve mtmbtr of tht Roottrs Llub Dramatle Llub lnd Iunthroom Com mlttee ller future plans lnelude college ALAN F HLNTER Our tlassmutc Al 1 gmdultt of the loscpll Nlttcalf School IS 'l fm cf o blseblll ind football H at ll xxllolllsmldl lflll l lll nox tl tlc Lolltgt Irtpirltorx Loursl lnd plans tm tnttr tolltgc lfttr 1,,l 1dl1lllllL JOHN A HL NTER Arth graduated from the VK est Street School Wlllfl Ile xx lw presldtllt of Cllss At HI S llt plaxed on IIL baseblll and footb lll te lms ,XYYIIJIIL l1lS lnttrcsts max be lstcd lcc slntlnlz SIIIFTIITIIIIQ and HOIVL., to thc mowles In llls scnlor xear he was the Student Louncll Representatlvf. of Settlon 'UQ NAUREEN A HURLEY If you should meet 'l tall slender glfl horseback rldlnxz vou lxlll rccogn 76 her as INOHIL our futurc phvslo theraplst She IS a grlduate of Hlgllland junllr Hlgh 'and IS talxlnq the General Cours: Nom: IS actlwc IH the Dranlatlc Club and Rootcrs Club and flnds tlme for knlttlng and danclng RUTH HUSSELS Our future bmutlclln Ruth IS a graduate of the IVIQYLIII ,Iunlor Hlgll School She IS t lklng thc L encril Course and was 'l member of the A Cappella Cholr ln her sophomore xcslr Outslde of school Rutllcnloys danclng swlm mlnq and lce skatlng 63 ROBFRT I: HDX Bob one of our classmates from Melt llf ls not onlx IIIILTLSILCI III blsc blll IIId basketball but plus l good game of tlltss on the slde B b llls dclllllte plans for the future H l ll antcr 'Xl IS ILIIUSLIIS State College llld lntends to become an account lnt JOHN R HYNES john IS really a jack of all trades and spends hls tlme ln numerous vmws huntlng flshlng ICC skatlng plawlng golf and golng to football games and auto races However hls favorlte pas tlmc IS tlnkerlng and zlpplng around IH old model T s Thls Hlgllland Gram mar alumnus wlll recelve further school mg after hlgh school IRENF P JOCHYM Irene graduated from the Mater Dolorosa School and IS enrolled ln the Commerclal Course Jock's 3mbltlOn IS to be a bookkeepel' She spends most of her tlme slslmmlng, danclng, and skatlng. 'Jock' attends all the foot- ball and basketball games as a member of the Rooters' Club . CECILE M JOI IN Cetllc plans to enter a halrdresslng school when she graduates thlq june 'Cls IS a graduate of the Preclous Blood Grammar School Her after school hours are spent danclng, skatlng or playlng the PIBDO. DOROTHY A. JOYCE The tall, blond, and cheerful Dot comes to us from Metcalf School. Dot was Secretary' of the Rooters' Club sery ed on the Yearbook 'md as H receptionist She played both basl et ball and softball Taking the College Course Dot is olannmg to enter Framingham State Teachers College HELAINE R. JUDELSON Helaine joined our forces after leaving Metcalf junior High. After graduation Helaine- is headed for Massachusetts St ite College She likes d inning and IS a talented pianist As one would ex peet Hel une is a member of the Music Club Band and Orchestra She also belongs to the Rooters Club and 'National Honor Societv QS A JAMES J KANE Jlm came to us from Blessed Sacra ment School He is an 1ndustr1ous worker and undoubtedly this quality will prove of great value to him since he intends to take up farming He w1ll attend an agrlcultural school ALBERT A RAPLAN Al who arrived v1a the Mater Dolorosa School has struggled with a CeneralCourse for the past four y ears He also li is been active ln lunchroom worl and rooting for the home team Al leeps fit by fishing and bicycle riding He will probably beeome secretary to the president of the U S FRANK A RAI LAN Ckmoper is from Mater Dolorosa School He pliy ed on the soccer team ln his senior year He also likes to swim and to skate In the future Cooper s ambitlon will be to own a garage GEORGE R KELLEX Tex who came from the Highland junior High Sehool is the big fellow you saw on the football field this year He has played football for three years acting as co captain in his senior year He 15 also interested in basketball He plans on being a physical education teacher but is undecided as to what college he will attend aueafei JANET G lxELLX Hearing strains of a soap opera will know lxel is responsible She is a graduate of the H B Lawrence School Secretary Treasurer of the Ura matic Club a member of the llfmlfl Staff Besides taking the College Course she dances writes letters and attends football games in her spare time SHIRLFX BELMEL A pretty addition to any hospital Bunny is a .gradulte of Metealf School She is taking, the Nurses Course and plans to enter Merey Hospit il Bunny has he en a member of the Rooters Ll 1b while in high school Danelng roller slatlng, and iee skating are her favorite pastimes HELEN KENNEDY Helen an alumna of the Hlghland junior Hlgh School follow ed the General Course at H HS As most glrls she lxkes to swlm and skate ANNE T KIRKPATRICK One of our favorxte classmates Klrk halls from Metcalf As a cheerleader she IS always present at games to en courage our team Danc1ng swnmmlng and football are her favorlte form of recreatlons She has a keen lnterest 1n the Dramatxc Club Some patxent wlll be glad when lurk answers to h1s call for a nurse chosen a school 'Q -.x NANCY L KIELY That cute llttle red head 1n the mayor ettes umform IS none other than Nance a graduate of the Metcalf School Danclng sk11ng swlmmxng and kmttmg are her favorlte pastlmes Nance has been an actlve member of the Rooters and Dramatlc clubs and served on the Lunchroom Commlttee C -435 'VIORTON Z KOSS Muddy IS a graduate of Hlghland ,Iumor Hlgh School He has been on the football team for three years and the smmmlng team for two sears In lns spare tlme Muddy lxkes to play plng pong and to dance He 15 planmng on gomg to college but as yet has not JEAN E KING Jean IS a grand g1rl to have as a classmate and to back thls statement vou have the class of 47s opmlon Commg from joseph Metcalf School Jean IS enrolled 1n the Commerclal Course to prepare for a secretarxal pos1t1on The Rooters Club and Dra matlc Club w1ll certalnly mlss your support J ean PATRICIA J, KENNEDY Lucky IS the patxent who has Pat our Vlce Presxdent as a nurse She IS a Hlghland graduate class secretary sophomore year Vlce Presldent Junlor and semor year student councllor Heraldlte and a member of the Dra matlc and Rooters Club Pat IS takxng the College Course and enjoys skatmg swxmmmg and sknng CHESTER ,I KOS The Crusher appeared from the Mater Dolorosa School and has been handlmg finances ln the lunchroom ever slnce Vlhen he IS not studylng for his Commercxal Course Chester lS usuallv llstenlng to Sammy Kaye s records He also llkes danclng and football games He hopes to become a sophlstlcated buslness executlve after graduatlon AINTHONX XX KOTL LA VN e can thank H B I ave rence for thls tall scholarlv boy Tom an excellent student smce entermg H H S was also a member of the llfrnld Hls con trxbutlons mn hls Phxsncs and Chemxstry classes stamp him as a potentxal lNobel Prlze wlnner Huntmg and fishmg take up h1s spare tlme Anthony wlll attend Mass State College after graduatlon , . . ll in , - . ' ' v s - , l g . 1 . . ... , , - . . Y D Y P' X , - . y 1 ' , v , . , - - . , , g A ,Mitz- ll H l , - - I , ' ' . - . l , . , at H . - l , . . . , , . . - , . . 1, A Q g - lt - H 4 ll H y ' I . , . . x - . . I . . . ,, 2 . X , . Y. . . , , . , , . 1 ' . . . . . , , , . .X Y. K , . 1 . tl f- n V - gy. . . ' if aff? if ,f f I ,ei ,f I P 1 Y 7 ' ' ' 1 . I . tl vw - ' ' , ' . . X. I , -1. ' ,H t, . . , - , , - V . . .. '. . ' Y I I - : . . A, v,, . Y - Y ,... N. . . . . ' ' ' v . . t. I . . ld. g XEFTMQ 'f-at V, L.,- H lu' QQ- Q Y V ' Q 1 , . A VIRGINIA M. KROK All one must do is to glance through the Yearbook to see how talented Virgie is. Our Art Editor, a Metcalf graduate, has been on the Ilvrulff for three years, and served as Business Manager for two years. . She had a prominent part in the activities of the Social Committee of the Junior-Senior Prom. Anyone going to Westbrook will see Virgie there. REINHOLD P. KRUGER A graduate of Morgan junior High Ronny has tackled a Commercial Course for the past three years. He has been active in lunchroom work and when not studying, he can be found in the wilds of West Holyoke hunting and fishing. He will be a book- keeper after graduation. RAYMOND R LACHARITE Lach came to us from the Im maculate Conception He has been tak ing flying lessons and plans on that as a future His hobby is flying and he likes to draw and paint Lach plans to become a commercial pilot after graduatlon He will attend the Sparta School of Alr DONALD E LACOMBE Don came to us from H B Lawrence High School While 1n school he helped 110 win the intramural basket ball championship during his sophomore year He also has been an active mem ber of the Lunchroom Committee I h1s free t1me Don works for his father He plans to become a draftsman but IS undecided about the school he will EVELYN M LADOUCEUR Since Evie entered Holyoke High from the H B Lawrence School she has followed the Commercial Course to prepare for a career as a secretary Basketball football and dancing are some of her pastimes You ve probably seen Evie giving figure exhlbitions on McKenzie Ring attend GLORIA C LADOUCEUR Glory entered the portals of our fair school from the Immaculate Con ceptlon School VS hile at Holyoke High School she has taken the General Course After graduation she will be come a career girl Glory throws a mean ball when bowling She also loves roller skating and dancing LAURENT C LAFOND That boy you see riding a bicycle recklessly through snow and sleet to deliver a telegram for Western Union is none other than our pal joe Besides completing these important tasks he also found time to complete his Ceneral Course Joe an alumnus of H B Lawrence School is very interested in photography and stamp collecting Someday he hopes to be in charge of a Western Union office FRANK L LAING Frankv who came to us from Metcalf Junior High School has been a good Holyoke High citizen He was captain of the soccer team 1n his senior year and did a very good Job His hobby is fishing and he also likes to skate and dance He is undecided about what he will do after graduation K ii HELFN LAPERLE Joseph Metcalf Junlor Hlgh School IS justly proud of thls alumna Besldes bemg a member of the Dramatlc Club ,Io goes 1n for both Swlmmlng and knlttmg Upon completlon of the General Course she plans to do ofllce work Our best wishes for your success Helen RONALD L LAPLANTE Known by all as Benny he IS the H B lawrence School s glft to H H S Benny whose good humor IS well known was a Ilcmld Representatlve durmg hrs senior year He was one of the chlef reasons for the Intra mural basketball pennant whlch Settlon 110 won IH h1s sophomore year Ronald bemg an excellent worker w1ll endeavor to reach the presldency of some chem lcal firm after graduatxon JACQUELINE LAPOINTE Jackle a graduate of Morgan Jumor Hlgh School w1ll soon be an attract1ve add1t1on to some buslness firm Dancmg ice skatlng and crochet mg are some of the many act1v1t1es she enjoys Whlle at lllgll school she has been enrolled ID the Commercxal Course PAUL .l LAROCHELLE Larry came to us from Perpetual Help He has been actxve 1n hockey track and footb'1ll Durmg hls senxor year he was a co captam on the football team He was also on the Yearbook staff H1s hobby IS skung but he also lxkes to dance and to skate He plans to become a dentlst After graduatlon he w1ll attend W1ll1ams College CECILE LASKOWSKI That glrl you see gliding towards you on roller skates IS none other than Ceclle Havmg graduated from the Mater Dolorosa School she IS enrolled 1n our General Course Cecxle has been a Rooters Club member for four years She spends much of her free txme danc lng and Swlmmlng WAI TER S LASKOWSKI Lady Sal a sure thlng 1n the 3rd Recogmze those words? It s none other than our colorful frxend lasy The Russian an alumnus of the Mater Dolorosa School has taken a Commer clal Course at H H S Besldes havmg been actlve 1n Lunchroom work and the Rooters Club Lasy collects stamps and colns After graduatlon he wxll enter pohtxcs wxth the Mayors office as h1S goal COINSTANCE LAD RIN Conme a PYGCIOUS Blood graduate spends her spare tlme sw1mm1ng read mg books on psychology and develop mg her tenms stroke She IS an actlve member of the Dramatxc Club Rooters Club Ilfrrzlrl Staff and X earbook If you attend Massachusetts State College next year you w1ll hear about Conme IOHNI N4 LAVELLF Squmtv ls a I-llghland Junlor Hlgh school graduate He has been a good tudent whxle attendmg Holyoke Hlgh School haxmg been on the honor roll for three years Squmty plans to be come an accountant but lS undeclded as to what school he will attend after graduatxon ARMAND LEBLAINC Armand lS a great basketball fan and when he lsn t natchmg tlns fast game he s out on the floor plaxmg tlus popu lar sport Thls Lau rence graduate IS also an earnest baseball and football fan M JACQUELINE LEECOCK Meet genlal Jacquellne Leecock who came to the Alma Mater from Joseph Metcalf Jackle IS a brllhant and amb1t1ous student plans to major 1n chemlstry at college Jackles md: V1dUHllSm IS exceeded only by her frxendly manner Our pretty colleen IS a member of the Dramatlc and Rooters Clubs a Ilcmlfl wrlter and a member of the Yearbook staff For recreat1on jackle may emther work on chemlstry exper1ments or use some of her energy playlng tennls and skung DOROTHY A LEGATE Morgan Junlor Hlgh IS Dots Alma Mater When she entered Holyoke Hlgh as a sophomore she enrolled 1n the General Course Dot asplres to Joan the ranks of other talented Holyoke Hlgh ofhce workers Wh1le here she was a member of the ACappella Cholr Dot also enJoys danclng Skatlng and swlmmmg 41-9 'H GFORGE A LEMPKE Hutch came to us from Morgan Junior Hlgh School and has been very actlve rn h1s three years here He has partlclpated 1n football and baseball He hkes to hsh and hunt but makes baseball h1s hobby Hutch wants to be a physxcal educatxon teacher and 15 gomg to preparatory school after graduatlon FRED R LESKE Lesko lS an alumnus of H B Lawrence Jun1or Hxgh School He keeps hlmself ln condxtxon by fishmg and swtmmlng He also hkes to dance and bu1ld model planes He plans to become a draftsman eventually He w1ll enter the army dxrectly after graduatlon JOHN C' LEUSSFR Hunty who clalms St Jerome School as h1s Alma Mater has been maklng an excellent record at H H S w1th a General Course In h1s spare t1me John collects stamps and does a great deal of readmg He xs undeclded about h1s plans for the future THELMA LIPSCHITZ Always brlght and cheerful IS Tem1 who came to us from H B Lawrence Junlor Hxgh School The Herald Dra matlc Club Rooters Club and Orches tra take up most of her spare txme For extra enjoyment she collects records Alvsaws chlc IH appearance pleaslng to be Wlth Teml has won many frxends at H H S Teml s future ms stall un decided RAYMOND L LOISELLE Ray whose r1ch barltone volce has been an asset to the A Cappella Cholr durmg h1s stav at Holyoke Hxgh halls from the Immaculate Conceptmon School He does much SNV1mm1Hg and hunting ln h1s spare t1me After grad uatlon he w1ll study to be an clectrlclan LILLIAN M LLKASIEWICZ L1ll the gxrl vuth the wmnmg smxle came to us from Mater Dolorosa School Besldes taklng the Commercial Course she IS a member of the Dramatlc Club and IS on the Ilvrnlrl After graduation Llll plans to do oflice work LESTER LUPIEN Lupe IS from the Morgan Jumor Hlgh School He has been actlve m 1n tramural basketball whxle here He has a hobby of collectmg stamps and coms Lupe lntends to be a butcher after graduatxon 4 ALICE M LYNCH Small dark and cheerful IS Joseph Metcalfs gxft to Holyoke Hlgh Al has been a lov al member of the Rooters Club and 1n her lelsure txme llkes to sew dance or go xce skatmg We all know that Al as a secretary w1ll brlghten anv office where she works GRACE M LYONS Hlghland Junlor Hlgh School IS Grace s Alma Mater She IS partlcularly fond of palntlng swrmmlng horseback rxdmg roller skatmg and the movies The Rooters Club claxms her as a mem ber Upon graduatlon Grace plans to go to work HAROLD Vl LH ONS Lawrence Jumor H1gh School He has been actlve on the Student Councxl and the baseball team He also plays basket ball and became Co Capta1n durmg hls senlor year Sparkv lS undeclded as to what he wlll do after graduatlon CONSTANCE W MCCEARN H1gh from Lawrence jumor Hmgh School Conme has been a valuable Rooter and has contrlbuted to make our Hfrnld a success When Conme 1sn t too busy rollxng bandages you wlll find her elther skatmg dancmg or swxmmlng Vlfxth her shlnlng smlle and gay dlsposltlon Conme w11l have no trouble nurslng her patlents to health EILEEN MCCORMICK Ever popular Mac entered Holyoke H1gh from Hlghland Jumor Hlgh School and has been actxve m the Dramatxc Club Rooters Club and on the Lunch Room Commxttee Skung swxmmxng and tennls are her favor1te pastlmes Mac plans to enter college xn the tall ROBERT E MCCORMICK Mac a Hrghland jumor Hlgh Graduate IS the qulet boy you see vnalk mg the halls He played mtramural basketball for three years at the H1gh School He lxkes to hunt and collect guns for a hobby Mac IS undecxded about hls future T 3 A ' - H ,, , - . 5 . . ' ,' . L v Y ln ry ' - Y . 1 - , ' 7 Sparky is a gift of the H. B. Constance McCearn entered Holyoke . ' .' . ' ' H ,, . . I STEPHEN F. MCCORMICK Welliknown to everyone Steve is an alumnus of the Blessed Sacrament School. He has been an active member of the Student Council and the Dramatic Club. When not studying for his College Course this handsome lad can be found playing basketball at any gym which is open. His accurate shots were an asset to the pennant winning basketball team of 110 in 1944-45. JOAN W. MCGRAW Our tiny bundle of joy, Joan Woods McGraw. came to us from Highland Grammar. Jill , one of '47's prettiest and most popular girls has been very active during her three years at H.H.S. An ardent Rooter, a member of the Dramatic Club. and 1 Heraldite Jill plans to go to Mary Washington College where we all know she will be the pride of H.H.S. MARJORIE E McIxISSICK The girl with the attractive smile within Holyoke Highs portals is no other than Marjorie McKiss1ck Margie who boasts joseph Metcalf Junior H1 h as her Alma Mater will become another Florence 'Xlightingale A faithful member of the Rooters and Dramatlc Clubs Margie may be found dancing and skating whenever she has a moment of leisure MURIEL T MCMAHON Our very pretty auburn haired Muriel McMahon claims Highland Grammar as her Alma Mater Murt has chosen the College Course but is undecided as to her future plans However we know that Murt will be successful iust as she has proven to be an excellent Rooter grfdba devoted member of the Dramatic u JAMES MacDONALD Jimmy who graduated from the H B Lawrence School has unfortu natelv not been able to come to school to follow his high school career but has had to study at home A friendly lad with a good disposition jim spends much of his time reading mystery novels and collecting records If you want to know anvthing about stamps by the way Just see Jimmy VALFRIA MACH If you see an attractive voung girl doing mtrlcate figure skating at Beech Street you can almost be sure that it is Val Mater Dolorosa claims her as one of its alumna For outside enjoy ment she goes skating skiing and to the movies Val is President of the Ice Skating Club and is also a member of the Rooters Club Val s desire is to become a secretary ln years to come we shall see Val as a secretary in some large business firm TOSEPH P MACKIFWICZ Eight ball in the corner pocket said Yoke and that s where he put it And well he might for he is a polished per former with the cue sticks Coming from the Mater Dolorosa School Joseph plavs football and basketball to keep his physique in condition After grad uation he will establish his own Billiard Academv and give away a free cigar to each visitor sie ANN M MAHONEY Ann who came to us from West Street Junior High School is a promin ent member of the Rooters Club and the Dramatic Club Dancing skatmg and swimming take up Anns spare time Ann s ambition 1S to become a Laboratory Technician JOSEPH F MALEJRA Jake lS a graduate of the Mater Dolorosa School He has been actlve ID Lunchroom work at Holyoke Hrgh and has been studymg a General Course Model bulldmg, hshxng and huntlng occupy hrs spare t1me Ja e vull enter the L S Armed Forees after yraduatron JOSEPH E MALEK Molly a graduate of the joseph Metcalf School has been occupymg hls wakmg hours w1th a Ceneral Course whlle at H H S To keep his torso ln excellent eondltlon Molly keeps sharp on the golf course and also plays base ball and football H1s future IS undeclded ,IEROMF L MANDEVILIE Mandle IS a transfer from St Jerome Slnce commg to Holyoke Hlgh he has been on the Student Counc1l He does a lot of readmg 1n h s spare t1me Mandme IS undecxded about the future JAMES MARCEAU Jrm a General Course student at Holyoke Hlgh came from the Joseph Metcalf ,Iumor Hlgh School H1s favorlte sports are swlmmxng baseball and football H1s club act1v1t1es center at the Squlres and the Bovs Club ge IS frequently seen at Kanes Darry ar SHIRLEY MARCOTTE Shlrlev possesses a wonderful person ahty and has made many many frlends here at Holyoke Hlgh Lawrence Junlor Hlgh was her first Alma Mater and now H H S loses thls sprxghtly mlss Her manv assets wrll be a great help m whatever work she follows REX F MARGANTI From H B Lawrence came a pro spectwe chemxst Rewne has been an actrve and faxthful member of the Band and Orchestra In hls spare t1me he IS exther burred 1n hrs stamp collectlon or playmg a game of pool He took the College Course and IS plannmg to enter Mass State 1n the fall ,IEANNE MASSE Number Please wxllbe Frenchxe s favorxte saymg The future telephone operator graduated from Morgan School Her hobbles are 1ce and roller skatxng and watchxng Holvokes football and basketball squads DOROTHY MASTAJ Dot a loyal member of t1e Rooters Club enjoys skating and Jther sports as well as gomg to the movles ln her lelsure t1me 'Nlater Dolorosa was her Alma 'Xlater 'ts yet Dot IS undec1ded as to what she wlll do after graduatxon but there IS no doubt but that whateyer she does do she wlll do well CLAIRFI 'NIXTHIEI 1 who I9 an H I3 Iawrence graduate IS mterested IH all sports X for hobbles she enjoxs daneme skating rea mg and the moves Haxmg followed the C ener'1l Lourse she plans to become '1 telephone operator C PORK I 'NIEEN XC II YN liueket IS an outstandmg member of the Stfllfll' Ll iss A II15,hl md Nehool graduate he IS 1 member of the hoel ex baseball and footb all te xms lie pl'1x ed wfth the xl'IlLI'lL'lIl I eqlon jumor Base ball 'Ie im and helped w1n the New England Lhampmnslnp Serwne as 5E,4.l10Il il representatlye on Student COLlIlt.1l Buel et has 'ln letxxe mterest IH soc1al affa1rs Ile hopes to beeome an arehltectural englne r HELEN MEILLEL R Mlls hrst alma mater was I-hgh land Junlor Hlgh School She has been enrolled IH the General Course but her future plans are a quest1on mark MILDRED C MENGEL Mrldred Clalre Mengel a verv l1ke able product of the H B Lawrence Sehool rs eertamly an all around glrl Besldes heme a trustv member of the Dramxtxe Radio and Rooters Clubs she kmts and eolleets photographs 1 me pl ms to beeome one Amerleas outstandmg haxrdressers Ilatsoff to xou 'Vhlhe we l now you ll m ke mt' MARIIVI TA I MFTHE Everyone knows thxs pleasant attrac tlve II B lawrence alumna Vkhlle here at H H 9 she has been a member of the Rooters Club and swlmmlng team as well as takmg an aetxve part m basketball vollex ball and softball Havmg followed the Nurses Course she plans to go to college where we know her V1Vld personahty wxll wm her manv frxends FRED VN MEYER JR Buster IS one of H B Lawrence s g1fts to Holyoke Hlgh The Ieehmeal College Course has kept hrm busv w1th h1s spare tlme devoted to hshmntz hunt mg and vachtmg One of Ins chref ambltrons IS to own a yaeht In the fall he plans to enter Mass State IRFNE Q MICHAI llx Four years of our petlte brunette Irene Mlchahk who halls from Mater Dolorosa was worth one grfduitlon from HHS To prove that Iiry mt College wlll not be wasted on Mlek she s gomg to beeome the best se retary vou know Vl hen our protege IS not playing piano she IS kmttmg lf It lS wmter swlmmmg mf lt I9 summer and she belongs to the Dramatmc and Rooters Clubs all year round HFNRX P 'X1IIx97FlNQIxI 'X t ex mme to Ilolxoke I 1 h from the XX est Street ,Iumor H1Qh He his followed the Cenerll Course Plans forthe future 1nd1e nte that after gradua t1on he w1ll work llls favor1te pastlme as well is ieourse IU w hleh he has been mterested ms lrt EDVl ARD MII TS lkho s that fllilllfljl down the hall as the 8 lo bell resoundsu Sffllllflg Fd has more troubles and xyorrles than the Mayor He Qraduated from Metcalf and enyoxs all sports Nfter e trntne hls hrst mxlhon he pl ms to beeome pro Dru tor of the Rtdeeuood Spa ANN M MOCKLER The saying that best thlngs come ln small packages may well be conhrmed by readlng about Ann Mockler who eame to us from joseph Metcalf Ann one of I-I H9 s best glfl athletes IS tre asurer of the JUUIOI' Guxld a member of the smmmxng basketball held hoekex volleyball and softball te rms Our petlte blonde IS also 21 member ol the Xearbook staff Dramatte R IKIIO and Rooters Clubs Ann pl ms to study Qpantsh it Lolleee Buena suerte llII LIXM MOR! XN H tl to the Sentor Prestdent and athlette hero ot our elass Btll s fame needs no further lntroduetlon He IS a 4 letter athlete st trrmg on the football basketball md tracl teams When B111 beglns pr tettetng dentlstry h1s popu ltrtty vstll eonttnue and he should have a sueeessful e ireer senor1t 1' ANINF J MORIARTX Htghland Junlor Hxgh School ean well be proud of Anne xx ho ts a member of the Orehestra Dramatte Club and Rooters Club Haytntr enrolled IH the College Course she ls still undeetded as to vthat eollege she ull attend Anne s tayortte sport IS golf and her hobby vthtch relleets her pleasmg kmd man ner IS cartng for homlng plgeons JOHN NIORI XR IW AQ x h ts turned to Ilolxol e Iltgh Ihs ftxorxte hobbles ure lXUUClXXUI'lIIIL ln llls eellar vxorl shop and sl une He mll be ILI'L21t et to e s tettylttes xy attendtne XX esthtld St tte Iexeher Lollege -Xll xxtll entoy hts eomrtdtshlp and vush to attend lns el tsses when he beeomes 1 professor RATHERINIF G MORIARTY Too much cannot be sald tbout Ixatherlne Morlarty Ixxtsle s happy go lucky dlsposltlon has m de her one of 41 s outstandlng celebrltles Rhe has been a DFCCIOUS gtft from I I1QlllZlI'ld ,Iumor I-Ilgh by bemg a dtlxgent member ot the Student Qouncll for three years a Cabtnet member 1n her sentor year and secretary of her class ln her junxor year hltsne mil always find some thtng to do sueh as skung and tennts and mth Dates for a hobby how can she be a lady of lelsurel 'Xl XRS 'XIORRISON n at ts mt tt Illeh in tor IlI1,,llL,IIClLl e tr ent Rooter e l7tl4lIILll'IL t te rim me L 1b ure ot I H1 L but ers ut Nl une: 'I rl maine, re X are time e x s t ut llttl 1 er lleet e lm Us ROISI RF Vl NII RRAX Nlur came to Us from Hlghland jumor Illeh Sehool He was acttve tn soeeer ll hen not busy mth the Se1enec Club of xxhteh he ls Xue Prestdent he may be found experlmenttng on another ttomxe bomb Nur has taken the Lolleee Course and plans to enter 'XI iss State tlus fall I l' e . 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' ol the llr llllllx rm' xg r '1 t' as 2 I' I H ' ' A we-ll 214 one- of our be-st I le-ts. .X Z ' . 1 ' 2nd z ' '21 ' I2 tztvorite- pus- 'Q ' ' -s. ll ' all knox' that 'h- ll . ., ' A ' 2 . brngl - QIIIV -I -2 p TIT CONSTANLI J MISXNII n or unu mt o ca cd huls fr m II I3 I mrcncc lumor ll 1 School lpon complttxon of mcr Lollcge Lourst shc pl ms to cntcr Rcpts Collegc Alu 1Xw'1tllXtllISLllUUl ictlxltlcs Muzzcx ts '1 mcmbcr of thc Dr tm ttxt Club and IS on thc llfmlfl Stall Dur mg her sparc tlmc she slntcs danccs svnms and collccts fOX'ClL,Il dolls RILII-XRD I- 'XIX hRS Ihcl IS ll,l'lClllllL0fll I3 Lmrcncc nor llxth llls ilJllllX is a plants h'1s xxon hlrn m an frxcnds IH hls xcars o xo t Dtclt has taltcn txc Lollcgc lrcpxratorx Loursc md hopcs to cntcr Xmhcrst College 'iltcr graduatton EILEEN NFILL E1 who IS a graduwtc ol' II1g,hl'1nd Jumor Hlgll School bclonsgs to thc Dri matlc Club md Rootcrs Club rollcd m thc Lommcrtx xl Loursc shc IS gomg on to bccomc 1 mcchc xl sccrct irx E1 enjoys smmmmy, and sl atmg bc sldes belng in ardcnt basltctball fan 9 VKAIIACI' C NI'IIL Vt allv vwhosc favorltc sport IS foot bill ha1ls from Hlchlmd Iumor Ihgh llc h IS tll cn thc lcchmcal lllflllilfldl Loursc ll lllx s Xlllllllflg smllc mll gct hlm platcs Somccl IX wc cxptct to hnd htm mxcntmt, 1 mxchmc which vu LIIHIHIIL 'ill tumin uorl IS plms for thc futurc arc not complctc as xet CHRISTINF M NOISELX One of West Strcct s tufts to H H S IS Chrlstlne Notscux A vcrx mtelhgcnt and ambltlous glfl LlII'lH mll succccd ln whatever she undcrtaltcs A a member of thc Dramatlc and Rooters Clubs she has shown what school spmt rea v IS Chrls a shw but a very sweet gxrl engovs scmng krnttmg sw1mm1ng and baseball Aftcr gradu atlon Chrls plans to study at Mass State College Good Luck Chr1s' ROBERT lx NOLEN Bob Nolcn was a contrlbutton from B lavlrcncc to Ilolsotc I lgm Senator has becn atttvc tn football and sxummlng Il1s prcscnt plans vull lead hlm to thc mcdxcal profcsslon Hc has tal cn the Collcgc Loursc and pl ms to entcr Deerhcld and then Holv Cross CONSTANCE NORTON Conme who enyoys swlmmmv dancmg and watchmg H H S s star football team came to us from Morgan Junlor Hlgh School Con takes the Commercual Course and plans to bccome a telephone operator 'ZIP BETTX ANN OLONINILLL Betty Ann rs a grcat sport fan and spends some of hcr txmc golfmg and horseback I'1dlIlg Shc IS also 2 frcqucnt movxe goer and couldnt do mthout coffee mllkshaltcs Bcttx Ar n mll attend some collcgc fprobtblx I'r'1tt Instltuteb to study lntcrxor Ilccorxtmf, FSTHER O CONINOR 'I hat vxvacxous brunette on tl1e danee floor IS none other than Ins 1 Il 1 land graduate Fakxne 1 Commere11l Course sl1e plans to become a eareer Xklnle at Holxol e IIlLll I's was a member of the IJr1m1t1e Club and the Hooters Club NlglItlUg1lC DOLORES A ORI XINDI Holyoke Hugh IS lucky 1n the fact that Doe plans to spend one more year here takmq tht I mst Graduate Course She enrolled ln the General Course after eomlng l1ere from St jeromes Grammtr Sehool She be longed to the Rooters Club and hkes football and basketball eames peclally In her spare t1me she enjoys dramng and danelng GER ALDIINII O CONINIOR Ferry who would mueh rather he called Chxnk IQ among, the 'llumnae of St Jerome s Cl11nl pl 1ns to eo to college after er'1du1t1on from lneh sehool so she n llLll'lllX took the Colleee Irep Course She 11 IQ a member of both the IJr11n1t1e 1nd Routers Cl11bs Chml erechts slum: sxummme 111d tennls for IICIDIIU, her keep her f,lI'llSll IATRICIA M OCONINOR Out of H B lawrence Jumor Hlgh and mto Holyoke Hugh came Pat vtho l1as been mn '1et1ve p'1rt1c1pant ln tl1e Hooters Club and Dr'1mat1e Club Iee sk1t1ng, and danelng are Pats 4... favorlte 0LltSlClC '1et1v1t1es ll h1le here sl1e has followed the Ceneral Course and ls eomg to beeome 1 Florence I1g,ure .L ALICE M O DONINI1 LI 'Iall dark and hlfeable 1s Xl alumna of H1g,hland jumor II1g,h Sehool NN hlle 1t H H S she h 15 been a n1ember of tl1e A Cappella Llllllf Dramatle Club Ilualfl Rooters Club and SOCIHI Commlttee besldes bemg a Receptlonlst and Treasurer of 'lhe Holvoke Junlor Lxtenslon Musxc Club In her spare tlme Al hkes to dance nsh SWlm 'md go tobogganmg Vle all know th1t mth Al s personahty she w1Il g'11n many frxends at college GERAI D PAGE berry has an actxve mterest 1n sports and plays football baseball basketball and tr'1ck Ile entered from Perpetual Help Hts plans for the tuture are undeclded upon completxon of the General Course X IRC INIA PAGE JOHN F PADDEN From joseph Metealf junlor Hlgh came Jake whose '1mb1t1ons poxnt to elther tl1e prlesthood or medu me A Holyoke Illgh he has been lnterested 1n smmmmg and football After gradua tlon he plans to enroll tn Notre Dame Hls vaned pastlmes ln lude collertmg sllver dollars Jokers stamps and mmxatures Xlfglllld graduated from the H B Laurenee School baek 1n 1941 If you are 1n ltl.lYC movie eoer you prob 1bly non hr IC for she 1s one ot' IL LISIIICFS at the hetorx Theater Her pleasant smxle xxlll no doubt help her throughout hfe 'l' RICHARD PARE D1ck returned to complete hs General Course after bemg ln the Armed Servrces He came to Holyoke iilgh from the Viest Street School Durmg Sophomore Year he was a Seetronal Representatrve of the Student Councll Dlck 1S a strong healthy fellow mth stamma for a future career ANDREW B PARSONS Comlng from H B Lawrence Barney has been a member of the B squad manager of the basketball team and also an active member of the SLIQHCL Club Somedav the chem lstrv professron mll be graced mth he addltlon of Barney He took the College Course and plans to enter Mass State JAMES R PATTISON The loss of Central Park ,Iumor Hlgh rn Schenectady New York was our galn when Pat came to us In wmter you are sure to find hlm skatmg He has followed the General Course w1th specxal mterest ln art After Hlgh School he plans to go on to art school P AUL PERREAULT A graduate of the Perpetual Help School Paul won our admlratlon and acclarm by hrs outstand1ng work as center of the football team and a star member of the hockey team Paul en Joys huntlng and fishmg 4331 LEONARD PETE Pete attended Morgan jumor Hrgh School HIS favorxte pastrme IS playmg football and basketball at the Boys Club Pete IS enrolled 1n the Tech meal Industr1al Course and hopes some day to become an av1ator JOSEPH PETERS Joe a Morgan graduate IS the Jovral person we see drrvrng hrs Jallopy at any tlme of the day or mght He lS a basketball and football enthuslast HIS SOCIZI actlvltres are centered at the Co Ed Club of the Y W C A Upon completron of the Techmcal Industr1al Course he hopes to become an av1ator DORIS PETRIN Thrs Immaculate Conceptlon grad uate has some very useful hobbres such as sewmg tatt1ng cookmg and kmt tmg Dore has concentrated her studles on the bookkeepmg end of the Commercral Course as she hopes to be come a bookkeeper If her other actlv ltles leave her any free txme she devotes rt to photography and musnc 1 CONSTANCF PHELAN Connle another of the many Holyoke High grads xx ho plans nursxng as her future career She IS gorng to tram at the Boston Chlldffell s Hospltal This actlve young joseph Metcalf graduate was an enthuslastlc member of both the Dramat1e and Rooters Clubs She enjoys swlmmlng rn the warmer months skatmg rn the colder ones and danclng all the tlme VIVIAN PHILIS An alumna of 'Vlorgan ,Ir Hlgh rs tall charmlng X lwxan Phxlls XR 1th her pleas ant personallty and Wlnfllflg smile N IV has gaxned mam frlends xx hrle at H H S A cheerful Rooter at the H H games Vw Ends smmmlng and knxttrng very relaxlm, She has generously given up her study perlods to type for the Student Councll under the supervlsron of MISS Grlffm After graduatlon she plans to be a stenographer and to contmue her hobbv whlch IS colleetmg post cards 'WM HERMAN R PIQUETTE Commg from the Morgan School Um lxkes basketball and football Although he has followed the Techmcal Industrial Course he plans to be an artxst Hrs spare txme IS spent m draw mg Plans for next year are mdefimte. Vl ILLIAM PLISIxA Blll entered from Mater Dolorosa School He ls tal mg a Ceneral Course ind plans to attend Holy Cross after graduauon II1s favorlte sports are basketball and hoeleex Ile enjoys wood workm IH h1s lelsure time ,IANIS R POITRAQ jams plans to enter Forsyth Dental Infirmary when she graduates from the College Course she rs now takmg ,Ian has graduated from the Joseph Metcalf School and has sxnce been an ardent member of the Rooters Club and on he Socral Commlttee of the Junior Senlor Prom Jan enjoys Sltllflg m Orlandl s rn the wlnter and Swlmmlng m the summer EDN ARD POLCHLOPER Fddxe IS a 44 graduate of the H B Lawrence School A real sport fan he llkes to play basketball and to svum and xlso plays an oeeaslonal game of pmg pong and pool Ldd1e mil Jom our armed forces after graduatlon CECILF PRONOVOST Cec1le a graduate of the Preclous Blood School ns takmg the Commerclal Course whxch she hopes wlll help her In her secretar1al career C11 enJoys roller skatlng dancrng sewlng and most outdoor sports IRENE PLLA Irene lntends to go study Pedlatrxcs and Obstetrleal 'lramrng that IS the reason she 1s tal me the Nurses Prepara ton Course I graduated from the H B lawrence School She spends most of her tlme dancing llllxlllg bley cllng or svnmmlng EDNN ARD PURRINCTON Fd an alumnus of Hlghland junlor High School IS a prominent member of the A Cappella Choir and Df3m3llC Club ll 1th h1s outstandlng personallty and genlal manner we can expect great thlngs rn 1 stage desmgmng career after hxs graduatlon from Nl esleyan Lmversxty I . , rf , . ,. 7. . . ,. 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' ' . , ., c 4 . , ,IOIIN I Q11IlNN 1n 111111 t 110 3X 1 from jostph 1X1ttta1lj1111111r I1l,Lll 1 1 quitt unassumlng student 111s f1xor1tt past1mes are hunting and 1151111115 john hopes to btcomt uthtr 1n 1' B 1 'xgcnt or a mechanic 11 engineer 'Ia11111., tht Lollegt Courst john 11 as tlctted to tht Xearbook Staff 11111 IXN4 ,I Q11 Rlx A L1'lC1Ll'1lL of 1I11,l11111d jumor 1111,11 1 ns 1 bt .111 atro111ul1t cnglntcr Most of 111s span timt 18 spent making modtl zurplants HL ls an actixe member of the Suencc Club Following his ttthnical preparation 1n 110110111 Hlgll Srhool B111 11111 cnter a 11111 known tc-thn1cal 1nst1tutc IRI NF RAIDOIN 11 19 1n attiwlx '1th1tt11 r 111 t111t slit sptnds as muah spurt t1mc IK sht t1n sl 1t111f1 boating, and bux tl1l1L Afttr tc1m111vto Ilnlxoltt 111111 from tht 11 13 Ismrtnct sht took the Lommtr cial Course and t111s cxttlltnt tr.11n1ng prepartd 11tr for htr futurt tartar as a secrctary S1 LX I X L RAFF1' R'1 X SXIVIZI s f1vor1tt sports art s1v1mm1nL, dancing flymg 111d ba'-,kttbnll Svlv has g,r'1duattd from tht Iostph Mutt 111 80111101 and has s111tt bm tn ktpt busx v11t11 the Lolltgt Lfulrst for sht pl IHS to tnttr Mass Statt Lnlltrc 1n tht fall Summ of htr att1v1t1u. at 11118 h1vt bun field hotkcy Roottrs Club Dramatu Club and 111111111 lxl' NNT F11 RIQHARDS Ixtn rtturncd to llulxoltt 1111111 1ftcr Navy SLFVICC A 1,r1du1tt of 11l11,11l1nd junior High ht plans to bt tomc an L1LLIl'lLl'iIl llt tnjows foutball and basltttball and ur1d1sturbo.d slumber RLXLP11 RIEDEI Ralph gruduattd from tht jostpli L Ill' mth tht tlass of 1 R1 71 is 11 Sttnnd Ilnnor Roll studtnt 1nd 1 mtmbtr of tht 1Jr1m'1t1t Llub IIL IS c1u1tLpnpul1r IS 1411 illllllll' so wt lu ir lltpla11stou1tLru1llL1,L 1lttr1,r'1d11at11111 PAULINE RIFFENBURC' A graduate of the N101 an Junior High School. Pauline. has fo lowtd tht Nurses Irtpiratory Course. Aftcr graduation sht will tnttr tr'1ininy, '1t the Holyokt l1ospit'1l. S '1ll. C1'l1'li. '1 1d vivacious. Riff' sptnds he-r sparc timt swimming, d'1ncim,, and 1ttcndi111, foot- ball and basketball games, JERRY ROBERTS ,lt-rryc1mct1111.I1.S. from tht Jostpl1 Mt-tt 1llScl111f1l. Ilt- is 21 ITIUTTIIJUI' 111 the Df'lm7I1L' Club 'md Roott-rs Club. fllll, l1is thrcc yt-'1rs 't , ' 's ' 1c'1rt-cl b fore foot-li1,1 s many times, 'lllll has lielpvd in pr1-st-11t- im, some ff thc 1'I'l'lI'V1l0L1i 111'1ys 1 ' the studtnts Lnjoycd so much. PAULINE RODRIGUE Paulme a graduate of the Preclous Blood School has studled the General Course at Holyoke Hlgh Polly holds membershlp xn the Dramatlc and Rooters clubs Her outslde actlvltles mclude roller skatmg golflng and danc mg After graduation Paullne would llke to travel 3 SALLY ROSENBLOOM Sally a joseph Metcalf Sthool grad uate IS enrolled ln a college course for she IS lookmg mto the future when she wxll enter college Sally has been a Student Council Representatlvt durlng her junlor and scmor years She cnjovs skung swrmmmf, and tcnms but she finds tlme to wrlte for the llfrnlrl and cheer wxth thc Rooters Club BERTHA ROUGEAU Bertha a graduate of Our Lady of Perpetual Help School IS a member of the Wmter Palace Roller Skatmg Club Bert would lxke a Job domg office work when she graduates but 1n the meantrme she enjoys skatmg and play mg the plano CAROL A ROULEAU Carol w1ll attend a bt ness school when she graduates from the Commer c1al Course she IS now taklng When Carol lsn t danclng skatlng or swlm mmg she IS cheer1ng w1th the Rooters Club Carol graduated from the joseph Metcalf School ALFRED ROUSSEAU Sec 214 and see a smllmg httle man wlth glasses that s Fred Fred came to H H S from Immaculate Conceptlon IH Fred who always has a smlle on hrs face IS a Second Honor Roll stu dent and one of the most cheerful boys 1n the graduatmg class KENNETH RUBINWITCH Joseph Metcalf School Durlng hrs Junlor year he prloted the hockey team wlth hlS wonderful management Kenny has a great mmd for the sclentlflc end of thmgs He holds the otlice of Treasurer of the Sclence Club and plans to go to a technlcal school Ixennx IS also an essentlal member of the Swlmmlng team ELAINE C RX ANI Elame was one of our clever major ettes that made such a h1t at the foot ball games She IS an actxve member of our Rooters Club and an enthuslastlc HHS fan Ixnlttlng skatlng semng and cooklng consume most of her xdle moments Elames ambltlon IS to be come a nurse RICHARD A RYS Rys IS an alumnus of the West Street jumor Hlgh At Holyoke Hrgh he has been actlve 1n sports chlefly swxmmmg He took the General Course Hls favorlte p stlmes are huntmg fish mg and smmmmg After graduatlon the Army or the Navy mll find a good add1t1on1n Rys lr ', - sa n .' . I. 4 x ' If you should happen. to glance in Kenny came to H.H.S. from the .4436 '.. 'H' - I. ., - ' . ' I . ' , ' - n , n - v WAN DA A RZEWSKI Wanda IS a graduate of the Mater Dolorosa School and IS nou enrolled ln the Commerclal Course Sltetehes spends her tlme sewlng and knlttlng when she IS not out of doors slxlmmlng skatlng cr skllng An aetlwe member of the Rooters Club her ambltlon IS to be a personal secretary JEANI ST LAURENT A graduate of I awrence that devlllsh Salnt IS 1 famlllar flgure IH the cor rldors of Holyoke Hlgh An actlve mem ber of the Rooters Club and the Ath letlc ASSOLI itlon she IS a solld supporter of the purple and lnhlte Danclng and correspondence absorb most of her spare moments bollllng and lce skatlng are Jeanle s faxorlte sports Her future lles ln the buslness world JEAN M ST LAWRENCE A graduate of West Street unobtru S1V6 Jeanle wlth the llght brown halr plans to do stenographlc vlork She loves to play the plano accordlan and to dance A good nelghbor she corres ponds wlth teen agers throughout the world Iflshlng swlmmlng tennls and bowllng are her favorlte sports Jean has shown her mettle by actlve support of the Rooters Club the Dramatlc Club the AA and the Lunch room commlttee RUTH A SATTLER That ghastly groanlng lS the effect of Ruthle s attempts to play the organ' She has an eye for lnterlor deeoratlng also but she plans to enter the Vlfestern Massachusetts School of Pharmacy An alumna of Joseph Metcalf she has been actlve ln the Dfdm3t1C Club and the AA HlblUg bowllng Gshlng and IYIDS to Bronxvllle are her favorlte pastlmes JOAN SCHEIBEL Happy go lucky Schelb a graduate of Hlghland School IS one of the shlnlng llghts of the class of 47 A falthful member of the Student Councll slnce sophomore days Joan has also served as class vlce presldent Moreover she partlclpates ln Rooters Club A A and Dramatlc Club Jolly Ioan plans to attend Mlddleburv College Her favor lte sports are skllng tennls swlmmlng and huntlng huntlnq IH vl hat phylum RICHARD SCHENKER Rlchard 1S an alumnus of the Joseph Metcalf Junlor Hlgh He lnterrupted hls lllgll school educatlon IH hls Junlor year to enter the Navy where he served thlrteen months Rlchard IS back wlth us novl and IS Sec 214 s representatlve on the Student Councll and H H S s representatlve on the Holyoke Dally TFHHSCYIPL EDWARD L SCHWALM Ed whlle at H H S has been actlve as a receptlonlst and was lnterested ln baseball football swlmmlng 'lnd chess He IS a graduate of West Street School and whlle ln hlqh sehool has been em ploved at varlous jobs throughout the clty After graduatlon he plans to enter the U S Marlnes QQ ,av emit! ROBFRT SCOTT Seo 1S an alumnus of the Morgan School Ills lnterests are the same as those of most fellows sports pool and pln ball machlnes After graduatlon he may enter the navy or go to work RUTH E. SHEEHAN rnappy, always smiling Skin came flbm the Highland junior High School. when Skin entered Holyoke High Sdlool, she selected the General Course. College is included in her future plans, but she has not decided what college the will honor with her presence. Skin bla no hobbies: however. horseback riding, skiing, tennis, and swimming .keep her very much occupied. ANNE SIKORA The Mater Dolorosa School boasts of Annie as one of its alumnae. This future private secretary keeps busy making puzzles and knitting when she has nothing else to do. The time she devotes to athletics is spent swimming or bowling. Annie is a member of the Rooters' Club and the Athletic Association. I . ANNA M SKIBA Anna known affectionately as Hank boasts of the Mater Dolorosa School as her Alma Mater Hank who is taking a General Course is very much interested in interior decorating A number of hobbies such as collecting snapshots writing letters and listening to records help to pass the time Hank is a member of the Rooters Club and the Athletic Association STANLEY SKYPECK Stan who came to HHS from Mater Dolorosa was during his four years of Holyoke High an active mem ber in sports and an idol of the girls of H H S Stan was an ardent member of the football baseball and basketball teams He held the office of Treasurer of the Senior Class ANNA M SMITH Photography minded Anna who likes to collect snapshots of her friends came to Holyoke High School from the Morgan Junior High School Anna chose a General Nurses Course and wants to enter trainmg at the Deaconess Hospital Besides collecting snapshots she likes to dance Anna is very active ln Dramatics FREDERICK SMITH Fred a graduate of the Joseph Metcalf Junior High has become one of the be t liked and best known bovs in the graduating class Fred s the type who leans more toward the companionship of bots He is undecided as to his future occupation VIRGINIA L STAI LMAN Studlous finger with a spark of mischief ID her exe hails from Nlorgan Often found reading in her spare mom airplanes Swimming hiking and fish ing tfor trout not Hansil are l er favor ite sports An A A member as well as a solid support on the Senior Girls Volleyball squad Ginger plans to attend Concordia junior College in Bronxville JAMES ST APLE'I ON jim whose sunny disposition s well known to all H HS graduated from the Highland Junior High During down there with the team holding down his managers Job jim is on the 'Xearbook Staff and his favorite sports are baseball football and basket a gg-Kg? ss.: . s ' ll 17 .. . . I Ll Y! I - ' 1 b . . v . . 1 s . t. ,, - . I ' ' . . l ' , . s ' ' ' s 4 1 ' ' . . I H . . I . , f . . . . x ' . I. 'ff A xx fig l 1' , X 1 ' 1 H H V' , .4 ' uv, K X - - ' I P.-' ' X X ' 'j . A y . ' 'I ' 3. .. .,- .' 'A V ents, she also loves to fashion model the baseball season one can hnd jim V - . 4 k, ,. . ' . . ' - V x V. x x ' . ' A V . , . ' . ' ' . K 1 , . D. 'Q' . b ll. on 4 . - f 'l l ' . : 7 wfvf' ' f 'f'l?.'! .2553 e- - ' wifi W Jail' ,ESP f . 'f R-1-1. A: . ' ' ,IONELLE D STICIxEL Musical ,Ionme came singing her way into our hurts all the way from Sacred Heart Academx Missoula Montana jonnie who plans t attend Mount Holyoke College took a College Course Her numerous hobbies lnclude playing the piano and singing Jonme is a member of the A Cappella Choir the Athletic Association the Forum Club the Dramatic Club the Teen Age Club and IS also a Ilimld Reporter ROBERT STEFANCIK Bob , who is an alumnus of Lawrence junior High, isadashing but quiet senior. Everyone in the graduating and under- graduate class knows Bob for his wonderful disposition and the cheerful- ness which he shows around H.H.S. He is undecided as to his future occupation. Normy came to us from Joseph Metcalf and immediately made many friends here because of his friendly dis- position. He is very much interested in politics and medicine. He will become a politician or a doctor. DOROTHY SULLIVAN Skimming lightly over polished sur faces fascmates Dolly for her favorite pastimes are skating Kon blades or wheelsj and dancing Square dancing in and around South Hadley seems to enchant her particularly This modest colleen came to us from Lawrence she intends to enter nurses training An ardent member of the Rooters Club AA and theACappellaCho1r Dolly also is a lover of sports EDWARD J SULLIVAN Ylddy 1S a graduate of the Blessed Sacrament School and has been enrolled in the General Course at H HS for four years He has taken part in the school plays and is interested in football and baseball Following his graduation .,.-v' he plans to work for an accredited firm JAMES M SULLIVAN Jim a graduate of Lawrence School, plans to attend college after completing his Technical College Course A mem ber of the Student Council in his junior year he is presently serving on the Social Committee Baseball basketball and football are his favorite sports His wlnnmg smile has secured for him many friends at H H S hu my DOLORES SULLIVAN A graduate of Morgan Sul plans to attend hair dressing school Although swimming in summer skating in winter and dancing all year round hold the greatest attraction for her Delores has a yen for snapshots of movie stars A member of the AA and the Rooters Club she is rarely absent from a game Good luck Sul in all things which you attempt THOMAS .I SULLIN AN Sull who entered from Lawrence School is taking the General Course He has been actixe in Dramatics and is on the Social Committee His favorite sports are swimming basl et ball and football His future is still undecided JOAN M SW INSlxI .l came to us from Highland Junior High She has been an ardent Rooters Cluber and AA member While ln hlgh school Joan his xery successfully followed a Commercial Course and plans to attend business school nest vear lu. skating., IS jo s favorite sport hunting IS a runner up She also 19 the owner of a thlrmlng collection of glass mlnlaturcs FDMI ND P SX 'VIASRO Ed tame to us from 'VI D and IS taking the General Course A natural athlete he IS a member of the baseball and football teams Baseball IS h s favorite sport He also finds time to be M'lrsh1ll of the Senior Class Ed IS headed for Ixlng s Pt after graduation 'iff N ATALIE SLOSTRIEVS ICZ Friendly Suzie mme here from the Mater Dolorosa School lhe Commer cial Course lll Bookkeeping was her choltt She intends to become a Juggler of figures ln her leisure hours Suzie she IS also athletic she enjoys sw lmmlng skating and bowling She IS a member of the Athletic Assoclatlon and of the Rooters Club FRANCES SZY MANSKI Do you hear the tlnkle of old metal? Lndoubtedlv that sound emanates from the coln collection of shy retlrlng Fran who graduated from Lawrence A member of the A A Rooters Club Frances hopes to attend the Holyoke Graduate School and to become a secre tary Swlmmlng bowling knlttlng and reading absorb her free moments l BRUCE M TAIT Bruce a graduate of Joseph Metcalf lS taking the College Course His inter est ID girls IS second only to his mterest ln hockey He may be found cuttlng the ICB anv day ln wlnter The Year book ovl es lts success this year to Bruce s presence on its staff He was a member of the reception commlttee ln his ,lunlor l ear Bruce plans to attend college after graduation HA ROLD L TAUSCHER Harold has reentered HHS after serving ln the U S Navy for over a year He is a graduate of Ioseph Metcalf School and whlle ln high school has been studying electricity He plans to enter the RCA Institute after graduation to study radio ROBERT O TALSCHER Bob entered from Joseph Metcalf and lS taklng the Technical Industrlal Cour e He was a member of the Science Club ln his sophomore and Junior years He also operated the picture prolector Basketball IS hls favorite sport Bob s future IS undecided OLGA B TENCZAR OZZIB halls from Mater Dolorosa and hopes to become an elliclent secre tary In addltlon to an excellent record IH the Commercial Department she has dlstlngulshed herself as a majorette a Student Councll representative a receptlonlst and a member of the Lunchroom Committee the Dramatlc Club the Rooters Club and the A A Although an accompllshed equestrlenne the Co ed Club baseball football and Swlmmlng clalm thelr share of her attention . . ' , ' ., T . - - ' ...OH . ..: .. , x N i ' H . A ' ck is I 1 s f K l . 1 x l. ' . . . ' . L ' ', ' i. 1 - v Z5 H it . ' i 1, ' ' ' u l ' G x B' K I ku L x X' i ' s' in rl ' . ' 3 ' f ' -- . h 's l u - 2 ' y -r V y w r Us ' 1 - Q ' 1 -L l r ' . x V It Q ,. , - T ' 4 t x ' ' ' . , i ' ' vs ' . ' . x- ' likes to knit and to make puzzles. Since and the Senior Girls' Volleyball team, Ti I K , - 1 . , . P Wifi' . I I ' ' Q if f A 2 Y g , 1 1 .' , V. . gl ' X . . . ' . . . 4 - Q . .. ' Y .l ,. .. - H - . . . 1 - ' A ' - s . . ' ' A . . Q . . . v . y . . . U , ,I . - ' I 4 V ' A . ' . , l . , , ff . 1 f . . l . RUTH M TETLOW Qulet demure Ruthle eame to Holyoke Hlgh School from the Nlorean Junlor I'Ilgl'l School She has been verx successful ln the Commerelal Course that she has chosen Although Rllflllt. selected buslness as her llf xxork she noxx xxants to take up HUFSIIIK 'I he flsh have nothlng on Ruthle xx hose fax or lte sport IS sxxlmmlng Basketball s another sport ln vxhlch she excels THOMAS F TETLOXX Tom a proud graduate of Morgan IS taklng the General Course He Cl llsted ln the lNavx dUf1l1glllSjl1D1OI' xear and xxe are happx to hax e hlm bael xx lth us atfaln He IS lnterested ln baseball football hocl ex and glrls Tom lntends to enter the L of NllSS1SSlIJDl after graduatlon PAULINE A THIBODEAU A future chlropracter from Metcalf Thlb has carved a nlche ln the heart of 47 Bovxlmg swlmmlng basketball and football attract her The Coed Club and knlttlng hll her emptv mom ents As vxell as holdlng an excellent scholastlc reeord Pau has dlsplayed her colors as a Student Councll Cablnet member a dashlng majorette a QFHCIOUS ber and a hardworklng member of the lunchroom COmmlttCC 3 RLTH M THIVMF Our talented artlst Ruth entered Holyol e Hlgh School from the 'Nlorvln Junlor Illgh School For the p st three xears Ruth has been tll llle the General Course ller ClLSllIllllt1I'l lll the near future lS an art school xxhere she can study her favorlte subjeet Basketblll football and boxxllng lre her favorlte sports Ruth belongs to the Rooters ANNE M THOMPSON Shy demure Anne came to Holyoke I'Ilgl'l School from the Joseph Metcalf ,Iunlor lllgll School Anne chose the Commcrclal Course as the one tllat lnterested her most However before she enters the busmess xxorld Anne plans to attend a buslness school to lncrease her lnovxledge Her favorlte sports are 1LCSliHt1I'1g and bowllng Anne also engovs drawlng and knlttlng ln her spare tlme GARDNER R THOMPSON Card xxho boasts Hlellland JUIIIOY Hlqh IS l'llS alma mater IS taklne the C ener ll Course He IS a member of the Band Orchestra 'and Rooters Club C 'lrd s other lnterests lre swlmmlng and golf Ram or Slllnt, he may be found lmprovlng llls game at the Mt Tom C olf Club After graduatlon he Wlll attend college BARBARA THORPE Bobby who llkes to collect mlll lature lamps came from the Blessed Sacrament School Another IDKLYCSI of hers IS huntlng However her real am bltlon IS to secure work ln the held of busmess after attendlrlg a buslness school Ice skatlng swlmmlng and skllng keep Bobby busy ln her spare tlme She IS a member of the Rooters Club and the Athletlc Assoclatlon JACQLILLINE M TIERNEH To become a nurse at Framlngham Lnlon li0SDlf.3l IS the ambltlon of eharmlng jackle who has folloxxed the Nurses Course at Holyoke Hlgh An alumna of lawrence jackle has made a flne record moreox er she hnds tlme to belong to the Rooters Club and the Dramatlc Club Plano playlng lce sl llllg and vxltness ng football games are her favorlte pastlmes , , , . . ' B T L xx X ' ' 1 4 1 v v 4 A ' l v ,, 'jus - G x . ' . l . 1 ' ' . . ' ' . S - K ' V fr' ' - ll - 1- , x Y - - ' . Y . 1' x ' v , . .J . , ' -x v :V 5 l . Z Q' y 1 1 1 L 1 . 5 ,1 ' ,'.., , 1, 's- --1 1 1 1 is 1 -I ' , ' un yv K 'L , ' x ',. l , v, 2- I K N- , - -, - . V , I . , L , . 1 , . , . receptlonlst, an ardent Rooterg' Club- g .L Club and the Athletlc Assoclatlon. 1 A Q . ' 2 ' V 4-A., W. :ali-3 2? l ', U le H, 7 . I' e I Q l ze s - . . ' Y x ' ' - gl 2 - M ,I .' , . 1 I ' A we ' '. 1 l l 1 ' - - ' ' 1 1 ' Q ' . ' 2 ' . 1 ' , , ' U x . 1 , ' ' ' ' 1 ' , ' ' - 1 1 V I H ,, . x X . V. . .- x. , X 7 - . U , ' . e . 1. i3 . f el 1 are CATHERINE M TOBIN Thls demure llttle mlSS who whlles away the hours sewlng and readlng IS none other than our own Tobe ce skatlmz svslmmlng and basketball games lnfrmge on a few of those ldle moments Both the Dramatlc Club and the Rooters Club claim her as a mem ber Tobc an alumna of Joseph Metcalf plans to enter Georglan Court College 1n the fall BARBARA A TRUDEAU From theH B Lawrence School came our badmlnton player Bobble After plaxmg a strenuous game she rests by slttlng ln a comfortable cha1r w1th a good book Busmess IS the field ln Vll'llCll she mshes to SDCCIZIIZC Besrdes readmg and playmg badmlnton Bobble has tlme to slng The A Cappella Cholr clarms her as a member EVEI YN WALZ Our qu1et unobtruslve Evle at tended the Morgan ,Iumor Hrgh School before commg to Holyoke Hlgh School After graduatlon her amb1t1on IS to enter Nurses tralnmg for whrch she has been preparlng by takmg the Nurses Preparatory Course Football and bas ketball are her favorlte sports Her two hobbles are dancxng and swlmmmg Evle IS a member of the Athletlc Assocxatlon ELEANOR WARD Our hlgh steppmg twlrlmg majorette entered Holyoke Hrgh School from the Hlghland junlor Hlgh School Ellle IS takmg the Nurses Preparatory Course and expects to step rrght 1nto trammg after graduatlon Besrdes tmrl mg her baton Ellle has tlme for horseback rldlng Skllflg and dancmg She also belongs to the Rooters Club Majorcttes and the Dramatlc Club WILLIAM T WALKER Metcalfs loss was our galn when Blll came to H H S Although he IS takmg the General Course he finds tlme to star on the hockev team Be sxdes nockey hrs other 1nterests are basketball swlmmmg and horse back rldlng B1lls future lSSt1llllI1dCC1d6Cl IRENE D WARZENSKI Vhth an eye on clothes Irene came here from the Mater Dolorosa School Because of her lnterest ln dress desagn mg she selected a General Course 1n order to take subjects that would help to develop her talent Irene has an mterestmg hobbx collectmg odd and unusual Jewelry As a member of the smmmmg team she has played a LILI IAN TOMASRO Reggle who came from the Mater Dolorosa School IS very halr mlnded Although she IS takmg the lNurses Preparatory Course her future plans mclude gomg to Herbert s Halrdressmg School Her lelsure hours are spent ln drawing and sketchmg Ice skatlng and roller skatmg are at the top of Reggle s llst of favorlte sports She lS a member of the Athletlc Assocratron GENEVIEVE WANAT The Mater Dolorosa school claims qulet Jenny as one of IIS alumnae Interest m busmess prompted Jenny to select the Con merclal Course She has slnce dec1ded that she IS very much mterested m Alexander Graham Bells lnventlon and would llke to obtam work as a telephone operator Photography IS her fascmatmg hobby The Rooters Club and the Athletrc Assocratlon clalm her as a member . . . . . 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Y . - I - .- - , ' I - ' v n s , l V , 5 , , 4 , . . t, 5 0 ,f LOIS A VS FISSBALH Harl en to the strummmg f me ow gurtar It s lore of course who comes to us from Joseph Xletealf Hax mg blazed a glOXN1YlEII'Z'lll ln scholas t1c subjects IOIS has also found tlme for SXKIITIYIIIHK baseball and basketball as Student Councll representatue she has more than Justlhed the falth of her fellow students She asp1res to a career ln the buslness world SHERWIN ,I ll ERN ICR A graduate of the joseph Metealf School O77xe a member of the Smear Book Staff has taken part rn the band the swrmmlng team andthe Stamp Club He IS also interested ln baseball basket ball and football After graduatlon he plans to enter Boston I nlverslty to study busmess adm1n1strat1on RUTH S WFST Our future telephone operator Ruts who came from the Morgan Jumor Hlgh School rs not m the sltuatlon her name suggests The General Course was the one Ruts who hopes to be come a telephone operator chose An unusual hobby of hers rs that of collect mg rxngs Swlmmlng 1ce skatlng and baseball are her favorrte sports Ruts IS a member of the Athletxc Assocratlon BARBARA WHITE Retlrxng Bobby came to Holyoke Hlgll from Pennsylvanla Her cheerful smlle has endeared her to the customers of Newberrys Frve and Ten In the near future she hopes to enter nurses tralnlng, hood luck Bobby m all your undertaklngs ALFRED VN ILHEMI FTIIZ IS a former student of the Hxghland Crammar School Hrs chxef lnterests are pool danclng and ahhh a certam young classmate of ours After school Frltz wlll go to work JANICE WILLIAMS From Joseph Metcalf came a pros pectlve nurse whose toes are always ready to tap fwlth Bootsle s'J but who enJoys skatmg football and basketball Jamce s hobby IS a collectron of souve mrs from the gay tlmes whrch she has had throughout her hrgh school days Best of luck to a grand gal ln all her undertakmgs' ARTHUR W WILLIAMSON Artle entered H H S from the Hlghland School and was one of Holyokes mamstays on the forward wall of our football team m hrs senlor year Besxdes football he enjoys basket ball and baseball Followmg hrs grad uatlon Artle plans to further HIS educat1on 1n a prep school IREINF WOJCIK Brlght as a new penny Irene grad uated from Lawrence Jumor Hrgh She rs an ardent Rooters Club fan and Ath letlc Assoclatxon member Football basketball and skatmg are her favorxte sports She also loves to dance to a dreamy tune and to read an actlon packed novel Havmg followed a com merclal course Irene plans to become a typlst IINII A HO F A little II1l.,l1llIICllliQlC june his bun lixclx r'ix of sunshine in thc Ilrim ib the ers C ub if 1 L ssoli n 1 w ns itti o lu r Iuti is undllif I s ltbill football and sl ating. ittr tt her must in tht field ol' sports Dancing 'ind llllllllllll., grooxtv rctords irl hcr l uoriti pistimcs iv. I-'XIIIX XXX7C'A Fricndlx quiet I-milx c ime from the NI itcr I7oloros'i School She duidcd to tile i Lommlruil Qourst 'ind 1 tr Lriduition plins to attend 1 businlss slhool to studx riuountinq Swimming boiling ind bowlini, 'ire the sports she l oxs tic most N ian mi x who is :rx studious is not studxini, she draws or sew I'm1x is 1 mtmber of the oottrs ub n thc Athle Xssoti ition ISARISXRA YI I I In Iawrinnc lunior Iligh tlmns xiva cious obbx is one of its former students Dancing, and I nittmg, ibsorb her lcisurc momcnts whill swimming also has its ch irm for her lhis fritndlx Llassm ite of ours plans to xtnturt into the business world upon griduation CI AIRI XXON I rom the Prttious Blood School came fricndlx smiling, Ti She decided to take thc Commercial Bookkeeping Course and shc hopes after lt wing school to secure a position in which she can put her knowledge to use T en Joxs making strapbooks and collecting cards When not engaeed in dex eloping these hobbns T goes ice skating dancing ind swimming XI RUI AIN 7AC ATA t time to us a shi retirin sophomore fom SILIIUTICI7 High in Clnmgo Xlthough she has followed a nurses course shc plans to attend busintss sthool Slit has been an active mcmblr of the A Cappella Choir and Vicl'i' swims in stunning form: hcr eagerness to dance is paralleled only by her readiness to don a pair of slatcs. ROBFRT L ZELLAN After entering H H S from the Joseph 'Vlctcalf Qchool Bob became active on the Iluulfl and in his senior year was its news editor In addition to his Ilfrulrl activities Bob has won the American Legion oratorical contests. He was at one time a member of the band. After graduation he plans to enter the University of Syracuse to study busi- ness administration. ALFRED ZYTKIEWICZ Al our local roller skating champ, came to H.H.S. from the Highland School and since then has been increas- ing his fame at the local roller-skating rinks. This summer he plans to compete for the State Jr, Championship. After graduating he plans to manage his own roller skating rink. John Hickey PROPHETS joan BaglIlSkl Robert Hux Raymond Beaulac Mary Morr1son Paul Beauva1s Sally Rosenbloom Paul Carey Paul1ne Thxbodeau Joan Drapeau K., Q qw . . I . Q, 8 I- V H I : . I , I . ' S . I I' I I I, V 1 ' . 'es ' 4 2741 x 1 2 ' P11201 Pearl Andrews-Pearl will prove her prowess by bemg our future Emstem Wxllmm Antzl B111 s artlstxc abxllty wxll make h1m an excellent cholce for art dlrector of the Holyoke Publlc Schools Frank Ax-mate Gldge the Eddle Shore of tomorrow w111 operate a super collseum Shu-lay Ax-mes Salesman for a ham company Shlrley s motto w11lbe Armes for Armours Wxlham Ashton B111 wxll easlly become the natlon s top cartoonxst 1n a few years Joan Baqxnslu When she S a well known research chemlst Joan w1l1 be H H S s first Nobel Prize wlnner Lzllaan Bul By unanimous vote Tufts students w1ll choose L11 for thelr next presxdent Rodsrxck Bal Dlck w1ll no doubt use hls expenence to build a shoe emporlum m Holyoke Audrey Bakox+Audrey's vlvaclous personality will wln her success when she becomes Secretary of Commerce Raymond Baker- Ray will realize his ambition in a few years by building the most ex panswe pool room in the country Gladys Bax-an Stately and dignified Gladys will became a second Clare Booth Luce Helene Banl We shall be truly proud of Helene when she IS elected National Floor walker of 1954 Rxchard Barnett Barney will operate a massive wmter resort which will attract sports enthusiasts the world over Bella Baron Bella s tie shop will be famous for its feature Bowtles for Bashful Beans Glenn Barr- Glenn will certainly become the highest paid golfer in the history of the sport Jean Barratt Jeanie by replacing Dick Tracy will earn the nickname Super Sleuth Barrett Vu-guna Bax-ut Vlrgle s executive ability will soon bring her fame in the U N O Rxchard Bauer- Dick will proceed to form a distinct club 1n Springdale to be known as the Bauerfyj Boys Robert Bauer- Bob will form a Springdale All Star team which will be the feature attraction at Madison Square Garden Raymond Beaulac Ray s technical proficiency will prepare him for the position of City Surveyor Estelle Beaulxeu As secretary to the President Estelle will be a major figure in the govern ment Paul Beauvaxs Paul will surely become the nation s most emmen horticulturist Pauline Beauvam Pauline will Bob merrily along through life spreading gaiety and cheer everywhere Joan Belamre-Joan taking to the clouds will be Bill ed as America s Typical Airline Hostess promise to be Dan dy Dorothy Bell The 1957 best seller will be Dot s own success story Sister Bell John Bell Wendol will become the idol of the youth of America as a football hero at Notre Dame Paulme Belhveau The Atomic Bomb w1ll be old fashioned when Pauline starts mlxin Florence Bzedron Biedron s Beanery will soon put the H H S cafeteria out of busmess Barbara Blaxs Bergman beware' when Barb stars in Riot' or 210 at 2 10 Frederick Boczon Hacker will introduce a new style of basketball without any rules Thaddeus Bora Teddy Wlll undoubtedly be immortalized in Baseball s Hall of Fame for he will Join the Big League at the ripe age of 17 Eleanor Bourbeau Eleanor s sparkling smile w1ll be her greatest aid as she climbs the ladder to success Ealeen Bowler- Holyoke Hlgh is sure to be proud of Eileen a newcomer here Donald Bresnahan Bressy will manage a chain of thirteen gas statlons Charles Brinkman Charlie will swim the Atlantlc Ocean using the back stroke Dons Brodsky Dons will replace Garbo when she takes Hollywood by surprise Avxs Brown Hlgh school students will honor Avis when she inaugurates a four day school week Rosalie Buder-Rosalie will become the sophomore s dream girl when she has escalators in stalled at H H S Howard Burnett Howie will surely be our next President of the U S He will also preside over the Student Councils of America Eleanor Burns The song Nursle Hold My Hand will be revived when Eleanor s pa txents first see her Rena Cabana The creations from Rena s dress shop will outshme even those from Paris Mary A Cadxgan Mary s escort bureau Cadigan s Cute Cavemen will bring her world- wide acclaim I' i' ,, ,, . . . . . . . . - I ' ' ' Ll ' rl - 1 . ,, It If ' ' Al ll ' ' 5 N ' A - ' , ' ' ' - e 'Y L . . y - y - ii - H .. - , - - - I ,, , 1 June Belair-e-When she becomes Broadway's top fashion designer, ,Iune's creations i i - . . . 1 . u u - ' - ' , . . , . . - Tn ' n ' ' ' ' ll ' ' ll It ' Il ' ' ' - , I 7 ll ' I 'V ' ' v I' i' f N Mary P Cadrgan Pat s face w1ll be her fortune when she becomes the 1957 N3t1OH3l Cover G1rl John Cannon John w1ll start a new era 1n wonder drugs when he becomes head of Cannon s Pharmacy Nancy Carey Nancy w1ll head a cosmet1cs company super1or even to Coty and Max Factor Paul Carey Paul v11ll soon outdo B111 Stern and thereby become the nat1on s ace sports broadcaster Lucxlle Carmel Lucllle s natural sweetness yy1ll appear n her candy cookerv Carmel s Caramels Janet Carrxer-ll herever Janet goes her l1vely personal1ty w1ll br1ng her success Loretta Cascr Lorreta w1ll mn fame by fast becommg L-Xmenca s most beloved poetess Ahce Cauley ll ho w1ll be our first woman Presxdentu W hy Al1ce of course' Mary Cauley Mary w1ll have the fem1n1ne lead on the soap opera John s Other Nl 1fe Helen Cavanaugh Merma1d Kay Wlll smash records when she smms the first level canal Wxllzam Chapman B1ll 11111 orgamze a revolut1onary band composed ent1relv of drummers Blame Choquette Ela1ne s fash1on deslgns w1ll appear monthly 1n Harper s Bazaar Fx-anc1s Clark Fran w1ll darlngly svnm the lCy yy aters of Frenchman s Creek Gwendolen Clark Gw en w1ll be the Betty Crocker of our generat1on Thelma Clements As a housew1fe Clem w1l1 forever scrub floors on her Ne We s George Chche George w1ll own a rad1o statlon and broadcast exclus1ve h1story QUIZ programs John Courtney John w1ll probably be the man respons1ble for the f1rst budge across the Atlantlc W11l1am Creane B111 s quxet manner w1ll no doubt lead h1m to a career as an auct1oneer James Cromn ,I1m w1ll carry on 1n the trad1t1on of the Cron1n fam1ly and become the next manager of the Red Sox Erleen Curran Red w1llcont1nue wr1t1ng fan mall to her favor1te mov1e star Sm1ley Burnett Franms Curran Brud w1ll further h1s basketball career by becom1ng head coach at Rhode Island State Dorothy Dalton Dot Wlll amaze chem1sts Wlth her formula for dehydrated water Dolores Danek Doe Wlll astound aud1ences play1ng Murglethorpe s Mus1cal Master p1ece at Carnegle Hall Alan Day N1Ck w1ll bu1ld a huge gymnas1um where he w1ll cater to Holyoke H1gh hoop enthuslasts Pluhp Dean Ph1l w1ll follow hlS fathers footsteps and develop the Holyoke Trade School II to one of the foremost 1ndustr1al schools of the country Henry Dee Henrv w1ll cont1nue h1s hoop career as star on some natlonally known basket ball team Mary DeDeurwaerder-- Lou w1ll become ch1ef bed polxsher and floor mopperat Holyoke HOSD1t3l Elame Delnsle Ela1ne s non k1nk permanent w1ll be famous 1f It doesn t go to her head Walter Dembek Walter w1ll be the accord1an klng of the country Gregory Drhberto Del s exper1ence as a soda Jerk w1ll prove useful when he owns h1s own cha1n of drug stores Charles Donahue Chuck yullsomedaybecomegeneralmanagerofHolyokessupe1'A8zP Ellen Donoghue Ellen w1ll further her studles at Ivenstem s Instltute of Terpslchorean Art Ruth Dorgan Ruth1e w1ll be head of the hand holdmg department at Holyoke Hosp1tal Joan Drapeau Joan Wlll wr1te a dehghtful ch1ldren s book ent1tled E1nste1n s Theory Analyzed Slurley Drezcorn To hven H H S cheers Sh1rl 11111 shoot skyward from a cannon Thomas Dunn Tom w1ll become the presldent of the Umted DHIFICS C0fD0fHt10H . 1 1 V- V ,, . 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Ronald Ellert Ronme s love for the outdoor life will secure hum a position as head of the Forest Rangers Claxre Emard Claire s Monday washing will never be tattle tale gray always Whitelyj Lenore Epstein Lenore will get her B A degree from Archibald s Academy of Ancient Arts Mercedes Ernst Merc s blouse collection will be completed so shell begm collecting dlCkl6S Edna Frrmemch Edna will be our new Umted States Ambassador to Germany Dorothy Fxaher- Dot will be head usher at Mt Park s Penny Arcade Raymond Fxtzqmbbona- Ray will astound the fans of the Boston Celtlcs wlth his swxshmg set shots Wzllrarn Fztzpatnek B111 will teach school He llkes the principle of the thing Manon Fletcher--Marlon s lovely voice will Wm her great fame and fortune Julianne Flynn Flynnre will organize a basketball team of amazons that will tour the country Robert Fournier- Bob will display his aItlStlC talents by drawing cartoons for the Hobo News Lorrarne Francza- Lorry will purchase a bakery because of her terrific yen for Pastry Karl Fr-iberg Karl will become a great leader in whatever field he ventures Max Fncke-Max will own the nation s most popular band Shirley Gagnon Shxrl will retum to H H S and sell xcebergs in the lunchroom for five cents Constance Gancarz Conme will introduce a ball point pen that will wrlte above Water Lorraine Gendron Lorry will be Holyoke s champion in the game ot Jack s James Gillxgan Jim will return as the football coach of Holyoke High Wzllma Goodale- Buck will become Admiral of the Umted Natrons Fleet Geraldine Gorman Gerry s paintings will adorn the walls of Shultze s Gallery Harry Graves-Handsome Harry will encounter no difficulties earning his mllllons in Hollywood John Greaney Jack will enter mto a partnership with Mr Dupont of chemical fame Madelyn G:-1Em Madelyn s donut shop will feature Honey s Honey dips for Dnps Mildred Griffin Millie s quiet ways will assure her of many lasting frlends June Guerty In 1956 june will star in a revival of The Harvey Girls Ehzabeth Gummond Lizzie s Roller Skatmg Capades will be stiff competltion for the Ice Capades Wrllzam Guyer- B111 will be author publisher and sole reader of The Autobiography of Wrllxam Guyer John Hall With his resonant voice Jack will become famous as a tobacco auctroneer Lester Halpern Les will eventually succeed Happy Chandler as Baseball Com mlssxoner Charles Hanley Charlie will write unsolicited testimonlals for Lucky Strike Cigarettes Joan Harnngton Golfdlen rays of sunshine will always radiate from Joan s lovely face Eleanor Healy Ellie will compete 1n the Kentucky Derby and will win first prize Wxlham Healy B111 will develop a banana that you can keep ln the refrlgerator Dons Hebert Doris will star ln pictures with the Sysko Kid Madelzne Herbert Herbie will become an honorary member of the Spa Joan Hereth Radio will be fortunate to have another Blondie such as Joan Jerexmah Herlxhy Jerry w1ll return as mstructor to prove his theories to Professor Haskell Rrchard Herman Dick will return to coach a championship Holyoke Hockey Team John Hnckey Jack will retum as a lawyer to plead his case with Miss Brown Beverly H111 Bev will use her skill in Journalism by writing epitaphs on tombstones I' hu' -,, . , ,, . . . . . , - . , . . - y ,, . ,,. , - . ., . , . ., ' ' X I J , ,, . . , u e ,, . . ,,. n U ry ' 7 . 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X P W1111am Hxmmen As a Wall Street bull B111 w1ll cont1nue as usual Phylhe Hxrt Phll w1ll make some lucky pat1ent Cmalej a perfect nurse Barbara HO81+B63UtlfUl Barb w1ll model excluslve creatlons at Hattle Carnegle s Leonard Hooten After starrlng 1n the Rose Bowl Len w1ll Joln the New York G13ntS Mary Hoskey Mary w1ll Jom the ranks of blonde secretarles who always get the boss m the end John Houle Jack havlng passed the Jerk stage w1ll become a full fledged drugglst Yvette Houle-Yvette w1ll Wflte next year s best seller How to Get Your Man Vu-gmxa Hunt Vxrge w1ll further her educatlon by learmng her A B Cs on The Supper Club Alan Hunter- Al wxll be the chlef vetermarxan at the Holyoke S P C A John Hunter- Archle w1ll broadcast all major football games for the N B C Network Noreen Hurley Noreen w1ll soon cllmb the ladder of success w1th her pleasant CO0k1Ug Ruth Hussels 1950 w1ll flnd Ruthle the owner of Ye Olde Beauty Shoppe Robert Hux Huxle w1ll become the Chess Champion of Br1t1sh Somallland John Hynes Jack will become the general manager of the great Ford Automobxle Industry Irene Jochym Irene w1ll lntroduce a rare commodlty m the H H S cafeterla Food Cecxle John Ceclle w1ll become famous for her no cold no heat no wave permanent Dorothy Joyce The Power s Agency w1ll soon b1ll Dotty as one of thelr top models Helame Judelson Helame w1ll become well Red on the act1v1t1es at Mass State James Kane ,hm as an agrlculturlst w1ll feel rxght at home among the peaches Albert Kaplan Albert w1ll perfect an automobile that looks as 1f It IS goxng sxdeways Francms Kaplan Whenever you want excellent servxce for your car Just drxve up to Francxs s Servlce Stat1on George Kelley Woppo w1ll be an All Amerlcan on the Lobster House Eleven Janet Kelly Kel w1ll be one of the br1ghtest stars on Broadway Shmrley Kelmel Shlrl w1ll become the Barbara Hutton of the Nelsner Flve and Ten Cent Stores Helen Kennedy Helen s Vamshmg Cream Factory w1ll be wlped out of exlstence Patncma Kennedy No change ln future plans for Pat Her name w1ll stay Kennedy Nancy Kxely The future w1ll find Redney s ha1r competlng w1th the sun of Florlda Jean Kmg 1048 w1ll find Jeannxe sunmng herself on the beaches of Cal1forn1a Anne Ku-kpatnck lurk w1ll take over the Mxelke Way Company after graduation Chester Kos Chester w1ll be traxnmg for h1s bout w1th Lou1s Morton Koss Mortle ln 1960 w1ll be maklng the first Hlght to the moon Anthony Kotula Tony w1ll become the head deslgner for Hart Schaeffner and Marx Vrrgmma Krok V1rg1e s name w1ll be llnked wxth a new style of Modern Art Remhold Kruger-Remhold w1ll donate hxs wlsdom teeth to the Holyoke Lodge of Elks Raymond Lachante Ray w1ll be the leadmg wrlter of western novels Donald Lacombe Don w1ll recelve a gold shovel from the class of 1947 Evelyn La Douceur- Evle s pleasmg personallty w1ll brlng her great success Glorxa La Douceur-Glorla w1ll dance her l1fe away at the Golden Eagle Laurent LaFond Larry w1ll be the first man to grow a squlrtless grapefrult Frank Lamg F rankle w1ll be the h1gh scorer ln the Amerlcan Soccer League Helen Laperle Helen s mfectxous glggle w1ll be famous for makmg the blues dlsappear Ronald LaPlante Benny w1ll get a berth on a local basketball five and lead lt on to vlctory Jacquelme LaPomte Jackre w1ll be a great success 1n her chosen field Paul LaRochelle Pablo w1ll star as Army s greatest quarterback Cecxle Laskowskr No career for Ceclle she s got a man' Walter Laskowsln Walter w1ll be the propnetor of Monte Carlo Constance Launn Conme w1ll ,raduate salutatonan from Harvard Unlversxty - - - rl 11 14 - 11 ' - -- Y . . . 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' ' ' John Lavelle- Doc Lavellc will turn a man into a Zombie in 1960 Armand LeBlanc Armand will lead Ted s Pets to their first victory Jacqueline Leecock In a book lined study Jackie will expound her philosophy all play no work Dorothy Legate-After intensive research Dot will explain why there are holes in donuts George Lempke- George will drop the ball on the third strike ln the 1957 World Series Fred Lesko Fred will succeed General Eisenhower as the head of the Army John Leusaer-John will become the president of the A 8z P Stores Inc Thelma Lxpahxtz T emi is destined to become the editor of Downbeat Raymond Loiaelle Raymond will steal the hearts of America s children as Uncle Ray Lillian Lukasiewzcz In the future L11 will be designing costumes for Broadway stars Lester Lupxen Les will become the head butcher at the local chophouse Alice Lynch Alice will become a star roller skater in a Broadway production Grace Lyons Babe known for her artistic ability will draw attention for her spark ling humor Harold Lyons Sparky will make Ernie Calverly look sick in professional basketball Constance McCearn Connie will make Ancient History fun for her future students Eileen McCormick Mac future detective will trace pre-p school boys everywhere on earth Robert McCormick Bob will become Mayor of Annaheim Mazooza Kookamunga Stephen McCormick Steve will become a woman hater Joan McGraw Jill s book Late Again subtitled Detention will make the best seller lists Max-Jorie MoKus1ck Marge will always be successful in her favorite sport trapping Muriel McMahon Murt dressmaker par excellence will be famous wherever sacks are worn James MacDonald Jimmy will discover why Richard wouldn t open the door Valena Mach Val will take over Chiqulta Banana s Job on the air waves Joseph Mackxewxcz Joseph will succeed Mr Anthony on his marital relations program Anne Mahoney Anne Mane will win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in the near future Joseph Malegka Joe will become head of Holyoke High s Nutrition Department Joseph Malek Joe will operate the first atom driven oil truck Jerome Mandeville- Jerry will be elected President of the United States in 1960 James Marceau Jim will become an expert at Helena Rubinstein s Shirley Marcotte-Shirley s clever approach will hem in some unsuspecting male Rex Margantx Rex will lead Margantis Mad Csometimes Merryj Music Makers of Menca Jeanne Mane- Chatterbox will compete with many famous actresses like Margaret 0 Brien Dorothy Maetay Dot will make her career painting portraits for Rogues Gallery Claire Mathieu Mat will never get her lines crossed as a telephone operator that is George Meenaqhan Bucket s diamond prowess will land him with J lm Brady s Nine Helen Meilleur-Helen s skating ability will nval Gretchen Merrill. Mildred Mengel- Millie will take over Louella Parson s program on Hollywood. Marietta Mather-Marietta will teach French in 10 Easy Lessons. Quel fete! Frederick Meyer-Fred will breed the prize Jersey heifers of the nation. Irene Michalik-Irene will prove that good things come in small packages. Henry Milnzewaki- Hank will be the owner of a gigantic whale oil emporium. Edward Miles- Zeke will cavort left forward for the Boston Celtics in the A.P.B.L. Ann Mockler-Ann will be President of the Frat-Pin-Collectors Club. William Morgan- Black Bills gridiron fame will make him a savory connoisseur. Ann Moriarty-A mathematical whiz Ann will devise the compound-finger system. John Moriarty- jack will tour the Orient billed as el pugilisto potentissimo . xv I' an i' f N Katherme Mormarty Kate s program Laugh or Take the Consequences w1ll slay radio listeners Mary Mornson Mary w1ll star 1n Father Is Mostly Always Right Robert Murray Bob w1ll follow Arthur s footsteps as a dancing master Constance Mussnte Conn1e w1ll dlscover a growing powder for short boys. Rxchard Myers Rich w1ll become a concert planlst at Carnegle Hall Exleen Nezll Eileen s experience as nursemaxd w1ll prove valuable in future years Wallace Nezll Wally w1ll enter the cinema world and star in Kneel s KHC8D0lltl3H Kmghts Chrzstme Noxsreux Chns will succeed Leo Durocher as manager of the Dodgers Robert Nolen The Senator will be impeached for Katermg to the South Constance Norton Conn1e a smooth dresser will model the latest fashions Betty Ann O Connell Betty a future real estate agent will be Holyoke s leading buslnesswoman Esther 0 Connor-Esther w1ll succeed Ginger Rogers as Fred Astaire s dancing partner Geraldme O Connor- Gerry will be the first woman of dlStll'lCt1OI'l Patncma O Connor-Springdale Park will be renamed 1n honor of Pat Ahce O Donnell We see no spots in Al s future thanks to Labarre s Dolores Orlandz To have Toscanl s agam called Orlandi s w1ll be Do s aim John Padden Juan w1ll be known as New England s most famous pandxabollst Gerald Page- Gerry will w1n renown as the finest dlstance runner in the Western Hemisphere Vzrgmma Page- Vlfgle w1ll soon own Western Massachusetts Theaters Inc Rzchard Pere- Dxck w1ll become a world famous M D Cmuscular dletlclan that xsl Andrew Parsons Andy w1ll promote the annual Parson s Pmball Tourney James Pattxson Jim will mstall an intricate system of subways in our fast growlng clty Paul Perrault Penguin s mathemat1cal genius w1ll make him a wow at figures Leonard Pete- Len will Journey to Killarney and establ1sh Pete s Peat Plant Joseph Peters Joe w1ll make m1ll1ons breeding purple Perslan cat pelts Dorxs Petnn Dot w1ll become the sob slster of a leadmg New York newspaper Constance Phelan Bugsy a great lover of medicine will become a famous nurse Vwman Pluhs Vlv w1ll find the scent of roses lI'll',OXlCatll'lg Herman Pmquette- Herm s dashlng looks will label h1m as Afghanistan s ace playboy Wxlham Phska B111 w1ll be appointed as baseball s statxstlon by A B Chandler Jams Poatras-Jams w1ll succeed Iauren Bacall as Hollywood s sultry slren Edward Polchlopek Eddie w1ll astound the world with a record of 1000 wlns and no losses m pmg pong Cecxle Pronovost Cecile w1ll put Langeller s Bakery on the map Irene Pula A future nurse Irene s favorlte remedy will be hand holdmg Lucky pat1ent' Edward Purrmgton Eddle s operatlc renditions of Aida w1ll thr1ll m1ll1ons John Oumn John is destlned to become a steel magnet Wzlham Ouxrk Bill s sclentxfic gemus w1ll ga1n h1m the Hall of Fame Irene Radon By umonlzmg the nursema1ds Irene will make baby tend1ng a profitable career Sylvia Rafferty As a charmmg co ed Syl w1ll enchant all the men Kenneth Richards Ken w1ll open a G I Joe Sto featurlng khaki duds Ralph Riedel Ralph s one alm in hfe to drlve a fire engine will come true Paulme Rrffenburg Riff w1ll captlvate all the city sllckers but her heart belongs to Holyoke Jerry Roberts This young man will soar to the greatest heights ln the theater Pauhne Rodrzgue Pauline will get the Fran chlse to the state of Florida Sally Rosenbloom Sal s program The VOICE of Experlence will put Mr Anthony oii the au . . - U 1 11 u 11 ' . 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Bertha .lougeau Vrens Bakery wrll become a natron wrde charn under Bertha s manage ment Carol Rouleau-Carol wrll be the Chamber of Commerce s first woman presrdent Alfred Rousseau Al wrll be the bouncer at the Stork Club Kenneth Rubrnwrtch Watch out Mr Haskel Ruby s a born screntrst Elaine Ryan Elarne wrll offer her services as a magorette to the Amerrcan Legion Rlchlfd RY! Greasy wrll captarn the Unrted States Olymprc team rn the future Wanda Rzewdkr Wandas Chuck Clel wrll make her popular wherever she goes Jean St Laurent Berng a lrbrarran Jean wrll encounter many types of bookworms Jean St Lawrence A howlrng good Job wrll await Jean at the Day Nursery Ruth Sattler- Ruth s drscovery of odorless perfume wrll cause a sensation among women Joan Scherbel Scherb wrll locate her portable hot dog stand at MacKenzre Freld Rrchard Schenker-Many an earnest fan wrll swoon over thrs smooth classmate of ours Edward Schwalm Ed wrll be headrng strarght for Texas to open an orl company Robert Scott Sco wrll be the Wrllre Hoppe of our generation Ruth Sheehan Skrn s taxr wrll add many telephone poles to her collectron Anna Srkora Anna s management of the Pots and Pans Store wrll cause a bang Anna May Skrba The Metropolitan Opera wrll feature Anna May smgrng La Rose of Trawlee Stanley Skypeck Stan s prtchrng arm wrll keep Feller worrred Anna Smrth Anna s socral lrfe wrll be Phrl ed with adventure Frederrck Sr-mth Fred wrll support hrs wrfe rn the refrrgeratron busmess Vu-grma Stallman Grnger wrll discover why pussy wrllows dont meow James Stapleton Hollywood wrll be fortunate to have Jimmy as therr best stunt man Robert Stefancrk We shall all know who wrll take care of our future restrng place Jonelle Strckel jonnre wrll rntroduce operatrc srngrng commercials on the radro Dolores Sullrvan The sale of Band Ards wrll soar when Dolores becomes a barber Dorothy Sullrvan Dorothy wrll become the only nurse rn the rsolated country Crossland Edward Sullxvan Yrddy s truth and honesty wrll enable hrm to have a prosperous 1 e as a bank presrdent James Sullxvan Here rs Holyoke s jrmmy Stewart to charm the farrer sex Thomas Sullrvan Tommy s shyness wrll shape hrs future as a master of ceremonres Joan Swrnakr Joan wrll open a dancrng class featurrng the Kaeble Turn Edmund Symaako- Eddre wrll have a prosperous lrfe as Holyoke s leadrng mortrcran Francxa Symanskr As Alan Ladd s secretary Francrs wrll encounter many chrlls and thrrlls Natalre Saostkrewrcz The Farewell to your Money store wrll be Natalre s first attempt rn busmess Bruce Tart Bruce has hrs eye on the world s prng pong champronshrp Harold Tauscher-Harold wrll travel all around the Unrted States rn hrs Graham before settlrng down Robert Tauacher- Bob wrll make hrs mrllron opening a summer resort rn the South Pole Olga Tencxar-We see Ozzre s future well outlined as a fashron desrgner Ruth Tetlow As a baby nurse Ruth s tasks wrll always be changmg Thomas Tetlow- Tommy wrll finrsh hrs twenty years rn the navy after graduatron Paulrne Thrbodeau Paul wrll rnvent a new gnp of steel Bob bre prn Ruth Threme-Ruth s artrstrc abrlrty wrll appear throughout the world on brllboards Ann Thompson Ann wrll regrster many a sale advertrsrng for Halo Shampoo Gardner Thompson Gardner wrll strrve rn comrng years to hrt below par on Mt Tom s course Barbara Thorpe-As personal secretary to Borrs Karloff Barbara wrll be envred by all Jacquelrne Trarney ,Iackre wrll be the answer to Sprke Jones call for Chloe I' i' J li ' . , .. ., - J ' ! 11 ' ' ' 1 i ' ' ' ' It K l A 8 ,, 1 Q -qu n yr - - - - 6 . -1 v - - - as - rv ' - . . . . 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CIAN ELLE RT MOST BASHFUL W OWARD BURNET EST COHBINATION O BPAINS AND 1-Y' ah cet' 1?rnL..v1 GEORGE CLICHE SUCCESS OF ISS? f EY f l l HOST PLEASING SNILE J P .Q S NXXJ ff Iv 1 I 1 l 1.21 K F 2 1 Smuwzs , f 5 I 0 ,ljis-' FOOTBALL 1946 Holyoke s Football Team thls year was led by nme co captalns lettermen from the 45 season As there were nme scheduled games each captam w1th the except1on of Howle Burnett and Ray Beaulac was asslgned one Howxe was forced to g1ve up football because of an old 1nJury and Ray was mjured ln a pre season scrlmmage These captams were La Rochelle Morgan Kelley Beaulac Burnett Gxlllgan Hunter Bell and F ltzpatrlck H H S opened 1tS season on October 5 agamst Pxttsfleld at Mackenzxe Stadlum The hlghly favored Plttsfield Club was outfought and outplayed by a strong Holyoke eleven Don Beauchamp and Bob Xxamarl shared the scormg honors wxth Ken Lally kxckmg expert The final score was 14 0 Durxng the follovumv week Agawam became the VlCt1m of an upset wlth the Locals wmnmg 20 13 It was a rough game played m a drxvmg ram vfhlch turned the field lnto a quagmxre B111 Morgan scored tmce and Stan Skypeck once wlth Lallv gettmg two convensmons 1 1 - . ' 1 ' y . 1 ' u - n 1 . . 3 1 1 1 y 1 1 ,. . ' 1 1 1 1 , On October 19 Holyoke met Westfield at XX estfield and it was a game to forget The score veas 33 13 Stan Skypeck scormg twice was the onlv bright lxght for the Holyoke rooters Lally converted once Once again on the road this t1me to Adams the Holyoke Club passed to a victory over the Berkshlre boys Paul LaRochelle was the pitcher hxttmg Don Beauchamp with a short pass over the goal line and Bill Fxtzpatrlck on a 48 yard SCOYIDQ play Lally con verted making the score 13 9 At home once more the Locals were edged out by Ch1COD68 16-13 in the last 40 seconds of play B111 Morgan featured m the scorlng for Holyoke throwmg to Fitzpatrick for the lirst score and then he himself scormg Lally converted once Greenfield on Armistice Day squeezed out Holyoke 13-6 Greenfield was ahead 7 6 when it recovered a fumble behind the Holyoke goal lme to clinch the victory Morgan scored for the local eleven If WH - v 1 , y v - v v v . . v .- ,-. H . 5 .. A A .-1 ,- , . . i I Q4 1. P' Northampton fell before Holyokes power 34 7 on the followxng Saturday LaRochelle and Skypeck led the scormg wxth two T D s each and Morgan chlpped mn wlth one Lally s educated toe converted four tlmes Rosary agaxn m football competxtxon after twerty years fell before Holyokes onslaught ln the next week 34 6 Fxtzpatrlck twlce Morgan Herman and Skypeck once each were the polnt talllers wxth Lally s maklng good agaln 4 out of 5 tlmes The Turkey Day game wlth Sprmgfield Tech turned out to be another vtctory for Holyoke 13 2 The Locals scored on Tech IH four plays showmg for the flrst tlme the power of the Holyoke eleven Morgan tall1ed twlce and Lally converted once to provlde the margln of vlctory The game was the last a Roberts coached football team would play Coach Arthur Roberts now has taken over the baseball and basketball teams here at Holyoke replacmg B111 Sulhvan -1 M fm 11 Q v- 5. . - K W M :xy :Tp -. . 'Web 2- L ' Q . . 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BASKETBALL Holyoke High s basketball season was tittingly ushered in with a victory for our five The opponent was a comparatlvely weak St Jerome team outclassed and outscored by Holyoke to the merry tune of 48 10 The next game against Springfield Tech found co losing battle and coming out on the short end of a 56-37 count Holyoke opened the Valley League schedule Wlth a a3 46 win over a surprismgly strong Turners Falls quintet The Holyoke Cagers made it two in a row by winning over Northampton o3 44 captains Lyons and Burnett leading their men in a Flrst place in the Valley League fell to Holyoke then we overcame Vlestfield in a thrilling 33 31 tussle The game was bitterly contested and desplte the Bomber s sparkllng team work Holyoke s fightmg Splflt was a little too much for the Whip City squad A heart breaking 37 35 loss to Chicopee in an overtime period placed H H S back m a two way tie with Westfield The Purple and Whlte still proved themselves to be in the fight by overwhelming Greenfield 56 24 Two straight lines losses to Turners Falls and Hamp dimmed Holvoke s hopes in the Valley League These hopes were dashed for good when VS estfield romped to a 61 35 wm Desplte a scoring spree by Clarky Vl otowicz the Locals gained revenge by topping the Nallev League Holyoke vanquished Rosary 53 16 H H S ended the regular season by netting a hxgh in the league for this year with a 69 48 mark count over the Green Vl ave Holyoke finished the basketball season with a decisive 52 40 win over a highly touted Sacred Heart team and therefore annexed the Citv title once again Once again the J X s finished an un beaten season and secured the Seconds Valley League Title The Annual would like to extend its thanks to all the members of our squad 'vlr Roberts and Mr Regan and the managers for the time spent 1n mold ing together our basketball team whose ability and spirit made the 19-17 season a vers exciting one C Skiptowners 57-46. During the second round of the BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Holyoke Sprlnglield Tech Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Chxcopee Holy oke Turners Falls Northampton Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke St Jerome Holyoke Turners Falls Northampton Westfield Holyoke Greenfield Holyoke Holyoke Rosary Chlcopee Greenfxeld Sacred Heart INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Burnett Lyons W Morgan Carey Curran Kenney Skypeck Eger Moymhan J Morgan Collamore F1tzg1bbons Dean Baskets Fouls Total - v 48 . - 19 ' - 56 - - 37 A - 53 - 46 f - 53 - 44 Y - 33 - - 31 ' - - 37 ' - - 35 ' - M 56 -- 24 f 42 A - 39 f 48 - - 26 - - 53 - - 16 Westfxeld -- - 61 Holyoke - - 35 - - 57 ' - -- 46 - 4- 69 - 48 - - 52 - 40 63 26 152 56 23 135 . 38 17 93 23 12 58 19 2 40 15 4 34 11 2 24 6 10 22 ' 8 1 17 , 4 0 8 3 1 7 ' ' 3 0 6 1 3 HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Holyoke 7 Westfield 0 West Spfld Holyoke O Holyoke Vlfllllston Academy J V s 2 Holyoke Wxlhston Academy X arslty 0 Holyoke Wlll1StOn Academy N arsltx 'S Holyoke Westfield 2 Wllbraham Holyoke 4 Holyoke 7 Loomms Academy Varslty 1 Holyoke 7 P1ttsfield 1 Malden 6 Holyoke 2 HIGH SCORERS Player Goals Assists Total Armata Ta1t Champagney Herman Walker HOCKEY Under the expert coachmg of Bob Fr1nk an ex puck star from Walpole Mass the Holyoke Hlgh sextet has turned ln a h1ghly successful season Durmg the regular season Holyoke won 7 out of 9 games and annexed the myth1cal Western Massachusetts Crown In quest of the state txtle our pucksters met stern opposxtlon IH the form of the Malden squad and suffered a 6 2 defeat Thanks to Eddle Shore the Holyoke squad as well as other schoolboy squads has been able to use the spacxous lce 1n the West Sprmgneld Collseum INTRA MURAL FINALISTS .-1 - 7 - -5 ..f -2 V 'V- -4 .. , .J-K -5 - . -7 - Hanley 8 5 13 8 5 13 ' 6 4 10 H 3 5 8 7 0 7 2 5 7 SWIMMING Jdmor Swlm Team Senlor Swlm Team THE GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM by Ann Mockler Just three years ago when we senlors entered Holyoke Hlgh the gxrls swxmmmg team was reorganued The nucleus of thls team consxsted of three sophomores Frances Clark Ann Mockler and Marletta Methe Under Mlss Tyrrell s sklllful dlrectxon they learned the proper techmque of racmg and d1Vll'lg' The team soon grew so that now there IS an excellent experienced group of swlmmers conslstmg of Frances Clark Ann Mockler Marletta Methe Ann O Brlen Joan Belaxre Dons Rozelle Hamet Rlch Joan Drapeau and Jeanne t1on w1th Amherst Hxgh four tlmes and each tlme have come out on top Hats off to Mlss Tyrrell and her swxmmers for thexr fme work ln the past and for what we are sure wxll be done 1n the future THE BOYS SWIMMING TEAM Holyoke s swxmmlng team began to get on 1ts pre war feet thls year After several lnformal teams durmg the war years Holyoke entered Swlmmlng competltlon on a large scale Due to lack of experxence of the mem bers Cthere belng only three veterans of last years squadj the team dld not have a too encouragmg record However the Beaulac men d1d comparatlvely well ln the Western Massachusetts and Mass State meets In the former meet the mermen placed thlrd out of five schools out of elght schools ln the State meet Holyoke came 1n fifth ' I , . l Q v . - , ! 1 , . . . I , . , . . ' Droyan. These mermaids have entered into competi- , , , . . . - . , . . . , ' 1 , . Y h . . . AA 77 ' 1 ' ' , SOCCER A soccer team was again formed this year at H.H.S. for the first time since 1941. The team was coached by Mr. William Bosworth, a new member of the faculty. Led by Captain Frank Laing, the booters turned in a successful season winning six while losing three. Five of these victories were by the shutout route attesting to Holyoke s defensive ability Holyoke Trade was the first to fall before the Bos worthmen 2 O This vlctory was followed by a 1 0 de feat by Deerfield Academy Junior Varsity Undaunted the Lamgmen trounced the Williston Junior Varslty 4 0 two days later followed by a scoreless tie with Holyoke Trade A win over the Ma s State junior Varslty 1 O a defeat by Ludlow 40 and another triumph over Williston 3 1 came in quick succession On November 4th Holyoke again tasted defeat by Ludlow this time 1 0 Captain Laing and his men then proceeded to mop up West Springfield twice by 3 0 scores to end a highly successful season BASEBALL April 30 May 5 May 8 May 12 May 14 May 15 May 17 May 19 May 21 V019 Yaf 0 .01-X01, 01 V00 ony, 8 If Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Classical Turners Falls Northampton Westfield Tech Chrcopee Rosary Greenfield Sacred Heart 43 May 22 May 23 May 24 Mav 26 May 28 May 30 June 2 June 5 lA 'J Holyoke Holy oke Holyoke Holyoke Holyoke Holy oke Holyoke Holyoke Turners Falls West Springfield Keith Academy Northampton Westfield Keith Academy Chicopee Greenfield if M I S '. Wx ,...-i 0' N X ---4,-,..4' 'lf' ini., H I 1 3 4 I-'IAE a.-' 4' . . 'Qi s.4 .,. ' A-sn if - v-U9 ' X 'I Tir D I -.- 1 5 9 -v F-1 6 k 4 F? V K .M w Q -ew TN BIG SISTER PA RTY Mary X am ver o Xeam hat you are my x easter and aw o0km ard to mee-:img 21 toit eannexat7'50 cnt e coat and wkute ketch xster rm iron e wxth my 'om Your hide s Som ou then 4 Dear 1 xy ghd t 'L 'og ' X ' g iorw ' ou 1 h '. . You a ' mixes til ' ' ' Kei. See Y - . . 9 gr T N i Hovu those dats seemed to drag until the night of the txxentw fifth A frenzied rush tools place outside of the annex at 1 30 but hx 8 OO exerxnne found who she was looking for -Xs we walked in ue were dtluetd bx in troduttions of and bx nexxlx made friends We quick lx found stat neurtlieless and were rn illx enter tained Xnd 'Ihen 'Ihe lamp XX ent Out pantomine prox ed to he the suetess of the exening X tastx luneli was prepared bs Nliss O llern and her girls In eharge of the entire affair was the Ntudent Council and 'Niisses Xlice Nlarx ODonnell and janet lxellx who contri buted a great deal to the suceess of the ex ening. The night ended with general dancing. The Class of '41 really took Care of their little sisters and will be well remembered by them. Neither will we forget our last Big Sister Party as we had a grand time. JUNIOR SENIOR PROM The bells ln the Clty Hall struck exght 0 clock on the nxght of December 27 1946 as the students of Holyoke Hxgh School turned out for the bxggest soclal event of the wear the ,Iumor Semor Prom After many days of anxxety and confuslon the Cmderellas and the Prlnce Charmlngs were brought together 'lhe flowers came through the car dldn t break down fd6SD1t6 the lnevltable snow storml the glrls haxr curled just rlght and the boys sllckum stayed down From the spac1ous War Memor1al Bulldmg the cap tlvatlng mus1c of Gerry Lamothe flowed The dance was a blg success thanks to the newly created Soclal Commnttee that was organxzed by MISS Gertrude Grlffm and Mr Wyatt Harper and the offxcers of all classes and was headed by Paul Beauvals and Barbara Blals Thlnkmg back to our last Junlor Semor Prom we w1ll mostly remember the colorful gowns the brlght flowers the surprxsmg combmatxons that no one ex pected the Grand March and the envlous looks of the people outsxde of the War Memor1al Bulldmg W Senlors really felt hke Semors and regretted very much that thxs was our fir al hlgh school prom U . . . , y . ' . ' v . v ' ,' - an ' ,- 1 u ' - n Q - y v . . . I . , . ' v . , , . , . , . 1 . ' , 1 , - 1 1 STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE S February 14 1947 brought us not only St Valen tme s Day but also the Student Council Dance It all began in the early part of January when the Student Council the officers of all classes and the Soclal Committee began to plan under the direction of Miss Gertrude Griffin and Mr Wyatt Harper Even then girls were being invited and they lmmedlately began to worry over the age old question of What to wear? As the dance was to be lnformal flowers and gowns were eliminated from the beginning. In prep- aration for the dance, the boys of the committee were selling tickets and the girls were talking the dance into the success that it was. Getting a ride proved to be a major problem, but that was taken care of. Finally, February 14th came along. Going to school the same day offered its advantages but mostly its disadvantages True you could see your O AO and make sure of your ride but if you stayed home you would be sure your hair looked right your dress pressed properly etc Nevertheless by 8 30 dressed ln their best Sunday clothes to be whistled and cheered at by the traditional throng outside of the War Memorial Building the guys and gals showed up And by 11 30 they were on their way to you know where The surprises inaugurated by the Student Council, helped to Ixven the evening About 10 P M two lovely masked creatures walked out on the stage One was dressed as an old fashioned Valentine I m afraid the red hair gave Pat Kennedy away She really looked smooth Janet Kelly came out singing and dancing as a modern Valentine and did a fine Job on a new song The big event of the evening was the choosing of a Queen of Hearts Janet Graham a senior was selected by one of the members of Chuck Anders band as Miss Valentine of 1947 She finished the dance carrying a cleverly decorated heart crown A vote of thanks is definitely in order for Miss Gertrude Griffin and Mr Wyatt Harper Janet Kelly Patricia Kennedy Virginia Krok and her art work the Student Council the Social Committee the officers of all classes and a host of others who made our last Student Council Dance such a success li' Wg? iii' Y- 'MI X1 DRAMATICS by Conslance Laurin Thls year has been a very actlve and successful one for the Dramatlc Club under the able dlrectlon of Mxss Grace Healey At the first meetmg of the Dramatlc Club the elec txon of officers took place Barbara Blaxs was elected Presldent Ellen Donoghue Vlce Presldent and Janet Kelly Secretary Treasurer Columbme Madonna a one act fantasy was pre sented to the student body at the Chrrstmas Assembly ThlS play was very dxfferent from any recent dramatlc undertakmg at H H S Needless to say rt was a suc cess The cast mcluded Harlequmn Donald Jubm vxlle Plerrot Donald Senecal Pantaloon Jerry Lee Roberts Scaramouche John Randall Columblne Mary Morr1son The scenery deslgner was Edward Purrmgton ,Ir asslsted by John Qumn Curtam Estelle OKsen1ak Ass1stant Dlrector Ann Mane Mahoney Llghtmg Ruth Sattler Announcer V1rg1n1a Page Costummg Nancy Kxely and Sh1rley Marcotte Mlss Healey IS to be compl1mented on her excellent selection and SUDCYVISIOH of the Chrxstmas Play The Thanksglvlng Play The Great Allowance Battle was the nrst presentatzon of the year It rs the story of an event ln the llfe of the famous Jones famlly of Motlon Plcture fame The financlal problems of the average hugh school student were humorously presented and solved by the members of the cast whxch mcluded Paul BCHUVBIS playmg the part of Paul Jones Paulme Beauvals m the role of Paulme Jones Ph1l1p Dunn play mg Jumor Mxldred Mengel playmg Mrs Jones and John Randall playmg Mr Jones The assistant dxrec tor was Paulme Bellxveau and the stage manager was Jerry Lee Roberts It was due to the always effectlve dlrectxon of MISS Grace B Healey and the cooperatlon of the production crew that another successful play was applauded by the students of H H S Once aga1n Holyoke H1gh rs on the a1r It was after many hours of d1l1gent work that our beloved Mlss Healey w1th the cooperatlon of the students succeded 1n puttmg on the first radlo program February 6 1947 Every second week dlfferent students readmg orlgmal scrlpts represented Holyoke Hrgh on the radlo At the last meetmg of the Dramatlc Club the mem bers met for a tea as a relaxmg way of puttmg to an end the most actlve year of the Dramatlc Club Sb DO YOU REMEMBER hu Dorolhzj Ioyce All those l1ttle 1nc1dents that weren t wrltten 1nto Plane Crazy s SCIIDI like Mr Fltzpatrlck s and Mr Ganey s surprxse entrance somebody put a plece of scenery 1n front of the prop room door and those who were 1n stayed ln and those who were out stayed out MISS Healeys frantlc No no that ll never do' 'l ry It agaln Julle s Gyp Jolnt Sylvra thought she had too many costume changes so she wore them all at once Ellen s trouble w1th the cokes huh Ellen7 the mxxed up drcsslng rooms COh hj gettlng out of school for rehearsal fHa Haj Ray Folta s almost dlsastrous lllness and then 1n Stage Door Mlelkes college professor Hyatt Warper hls con versatlon wlth hlmself Janet Kellys Personallty Joanne got mto bed wrth her bathrobc on sneak mg up the backstaxrs to watch the second act from the balcony Bert Ialiarre and Lep Sattler fhubba hubbaj nobody could understand why the wlndow wouldn t close for Rosahe how s1lly we felt 1n our makeup card games Hugh dancmg w1th Peggy Shea MISS Healey vowmg she ll never agam use two sets Barbara Harwoods dress Dottxes stocking Ann s ITl1SSlI1g coffee cup the broken glass rn the portra1t gettlng our plcture taken Mlss Healey s compact and orchld Then m the B1g Sxster Sklt the clgar Jackle s paddmg Joan s and Elleen s costumes funny how all the VOICCS sounded al1ke huh E1leen77 Gerry s varymg shades of red Sharpy Ernst Shxrleys Prlde of my heart' but those student dlrected plays the first one 1n 46 when there were more people 1n the cast than ln the audience The show must go on Mlss Healey do we have to he down on the floor777 the huge cast ln the 47 one Blll Wheeler and ohn Hynes never mmd boys nobody got the pomt of the whole play the 46 Thanksglvmg play Mama Mengel the bell that wouldn t rmg e prompter Norma Paulme and Paul the Chrlst mas play Mary s legs Ccute huh7J Jubxe s tumb Img Jack tWander1ng Troubadorl Randall No body could see Jerry behmd hrs costume how ms pxred we all felt when xt was over but most xmportant of all IS the bxg play of 1947777 i gg X STUDENT COUNCIL The student government of Holyoke High was placed ln extremely capable hands ln June 1945 when Howard Burnett W1ll1am Morgan Wllllam Fltzpatrlck Kenneth Lally George Bradley Patrxcxa Kennedy Joan Schelbel and Marilyn Hannlfan were elected to the Student Councll Cablnet Mlss Gertrude Grlhin and Mr Wyatt Harper who have worked t1relessly 1n advlsmg the Councxl for the past two years were agaln selected as faculty advlsors When the members of the cabmet and the sectlon re presentatlves held thexr first meetmg rn September the followlng officers were elected Pres1dent Howard Burnett V1ce Pres1dent Joan Schelbel Secretary Marllyn Hann1fan and Treasurer Mr Wyatt Harper 1' 1 .. .. 4. . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , , . . The councllors then threw themselves whole hearted ly into preparatxons for the entertalnment of delegates from all the hxgh schools of Western Massachusetts at the bmg Student Councll Convent1on held at Holyoke Hlgh School ln October wxth Westfield Hxgh School as co host The conventxon turned out to be an over whelmmg success and was carrled on mth unusual en thuslasm The outstandmg speakers were Wllham R Peck who dehvered a stlrrlng address on Amerlcan Democracy and Reverend Tlmothy ,I Leary of St Jeromes Par1sh who spoke on the value of student counc1ls to hxgh schools whxle stressmg the serlousness of good leadcrshlp Howard Burnett presldent of the State Councll presxded at the busmess meetmg where the followmg offlcers were elected Prcsxdcnt Mary Lou Evans of Easthampton VICC Presldent Ray Gum of Drury and Secretary Patrlcla Kennedy of Holyoke The school owes much to the Student Courcll The Student Councxlors day by day week by week carry on manlfold act1v1t1es for the welfare of the school about whlch the average pupxl knows l1ttle or nothmg All of the assembl1es are under the supervxslon of our Student Councll MISS Gertrude Grlfhn chalrman of the Assembly Commlttee and Mr Wyatt Harper spend much tlme and thought m plannmg these assembly programs May we express to our Student Councxl smcere gra tltude for thelr many hours of work spent 1n our behal The clxmax of student councll act1v1t1es came 1n the great state conventxon of Student Counclls whlch was held at Wellesley on May 3 at the Gamahel Bradford Hlgh School To open the mormng sessxon Presldent Howard Burnett dehvered a brlef but lHSDlI'lI1g address upon the purpose of hxgh school student counc1ls Howxe then mtroduced Governor Bradford of Mass achusetts One of the group meetlngs of the con ventlon was under the leadershlp of Mlss Gertrude Gnffin . . . . - l - ,, . 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' ', ima if fiyu 1. - X y'XX,'XXorXc The elections which were held ln late September placed The Herald in the extremely capable hands of Beverly Hill Holyoke H1gh s delegate to the D A R state convention in Boston Also elected were Shlrley Drelcorn Feature Editor Paul Carey Sports Editor Eileen Curran News Editor Mercedes Ernst Ex change Ed1tor and V arrett ss Managers Mr Wllb ur F O Donnell served as the adviser to The Herald and he did much to help make it the success that it was this year One of the chief accomplishments of our school paper this year was the fact that more editions were pub lished than any other school Journal in Massachusetts On November 15 during the fall meetmg of the Western Massachusetts League of School Publications at Springfield Te h c nlcal High School Mr Wllbur F THE HERALD O Donnell was elected facult ad y v1ser of the league At a meeting of the state league held at Massachusetts State College several prizes were awarded to members of The Herald for their excellence in their own special fields During the central meetln f catlons whlch took place at Columbia University in New York City in March The Herald agam mamtamed 1ts enviable record by reachmg the second position award We can well be proud of our fi ne newspaper and wish to thank the editors the staff re porters and contr1bu tors and all who in any way gave to 1ts success ln our last year at Holyoke High School And to Mr O Donnell we wish continued success throughout the years . . . 1 , . ll YI ' a . 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LUNCH ROOM 'L COMMITTEE A CAPPELLA CHOIR THE LATIN CLUB 16- FORUM CLUB STAMP CLUB SCIENCE CLUB ROOTERS CLUB 2 Pearl Andrews new er wear1ng her Franklm Medal for H1story B111 Ant1' ever busy w1th women G1dge Armata and h1s n1fty car Shxrley Armes and her hoard of never ment1oned men B111 Ashton Waltizjmg Bagln and joe always Lynn Ba11 always the shoe sales woman R Ball and Peaches Audrey Baker and you know who Ray Baker the blonde boy Gladys Baran prov1ng A Roll1ng Stone Gathers No Moss Helene Bar1l worr1ed about the prounc1at1on of her name R1chard Barnett and h1s errands for MISS Laporte Bella Baron the study g1rl Jean Barrett yet to mlss any d1rt Glenn Barr the next Bobby Jones Vlfglnla Barut study1ng Bob and D1ck Bauer tw1ns but so o o duierent Ray Beaulac l1k1ng swlmmlng Ann any other sport Estelle Beaulleu electrlcxan extraordmary Paul BCHUVHIS Normally Paul1ne Beauva1s Bob bmg around Joan and June Bela1re the1r clothes and the1r men VOOM' Dorothy Bell and her mek name Dmg Dong Wendell Bell and h1s favor1te class study Paul1ne Bell1veau and her famous seat 1n 210 FlOrLI1CC B1edron 1n Ward Four Barbara Bl3lS Always Smlllng Fred Boczon late Ted BOTH Stan Skypeck and Edd1e Symasko the pr1de of Ward Four El1nor Bourbeau tak1ng care of her 11ttle slster E1leen Bowler and Char11e roller skat1ng Don Bresnahan h1s 1nterest 1n HHS DID YOU SEE Charl1e Br1nkman b1ow1ng h1s top on h1s horn that IS Dor1s Brodsky s eyes on Monday mornlng Avls Brown strugghng through the Busmess Course Rosalle Buder wa1t1ng for week ends Baby Face Burnett El1nor Burns Prcsldent Rena Cabana and her favorlte another Prof Cur1e Nancy Carey so o quxet Paul Carey and h1s sense of humor Lucille Carmel a woman 1n whxte Janet Carr1er never worrymg Loretta CHSCI Class Athlete Al1ce and Mary Cauley 1nseparab1e Kate Cavanaugh The Sw1mmer B111 Chapman Clarkfmgl the g1rl s sw1mm1ng team Elalne Choquette and her alumnl frlend Frallrlle Clark Swlmmlng Frenchman s Creek Gwen Clark domg homework Clem Clements at all the Sacred Heart games Papa Cllche gett1ng h1s finger caught 1n the Copley Plaza John Courtney wa1t1ng for Graduat1on B111 Creane and hlS Potent1al talent .l1mmY Cfonm study1ng about Lee E1leen Curran and her Burnfettjmg ha1r Fran Curran 1n Room 1135 Dott1e Dalton and her wonderful d1spos1t1on Dolores Danek on the bus Alan Day and h1S Tlgers Ph11 Dean the H1StOfy fiend Henry Dec favorxte perlod lunch Mary Louxse DeDeurwaerder and her terr1f1c date at the Student Counc1l Dance Ela1ne Del1sle spendmg most of her t1me 1n the Hospltal Walter Dembek 1n 210 Greg D1l1bert0 and h1S gang Chuck Donahue and h1s maglc Wandlaj Ellen Donaghue helpmg backstage Ruth DOFESH llmp from gy m Joan Drapeau and her honey d1pped do nuts Sh1r1eY Dfelcom The Cheerleader Tom Dunn what a sense of humor Ronn1e Ellert Shy GUY Cla1re Emard and the Job of the year Secretary at the Boy s Club Lenore Epste1n alw21YS out of town Merc Ernst s favorlte song Open the Door R1chard Edna F1rmen1ch What an IQ Dorothy F1sher seelng all the latest movles Ray F1tzg1bbons on t1me Bill F1tzpatr1ck and h1S end plays M3Y1OH Fletcher out Juhanne FlYf11'1 at Toflelll S Bob Fourmer and Anclent H1story Lorrame Francls and Pastry Karl Fr1berg studymg ' h . 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Max Frxcke m 200 Shlrley Gagnon and the color fFJred Conme Gancarz and her studles Lorrame Gendron and Norman Jxmmy G1ll1gan finally gomg to a dance the S C Vlx Goodale and hrs curly locks Gerry Gorman what color next Janet Craham lrkmg Mason cry Alan Grasselt 1n the Army Harry Graves always the Jester John Greaney rn Madelyn Grlfhn and her Gym Mlldred Gflmll and her excuses June Guerty s haxr dos LIZ Gummond 1n the front seat of 210 B111 Guyer and all h1s cars Jon Hall and h1s pompaudor Lester Halpern mdustrlous Chuck Hanley the boy with the fast skates Joan H3fflHgtOH and Golfdjen Eleanor Healey the best cook m the Senlor Class B1ll Healey a swell guy Dorxs Hebert quxet per usual Madelme Herbert and her Duck fre Blondle Hereth Jeremxah Herlxhy studyxng Prescott D1ck Herman lxklng Golden John Hrckey Class Clown Bev H1ll the busxest glrl rn the Class B111 Hlmmen favor1te class detentxon Phxl Hxrt and who? Barbara Hoar and Nancy Klely at Wllllston Len Hooten The Smlle Mary Hoskey and her excuses Jean Houle on the Honor Roll X vette Houle and the Secretarlal Course V1rg1e Hunt m the know Archxe Hunter and the state of Vlfglflla Alan Hunter 1n Gym CSw1sh'J Naureen Hurley and her first period Annex classes Ruth Hussels The Smlle Bob Hux and Cleopatra Juan Hynes and the story of The BARBARA BLAIS Rmg fEngagement that ISJ Irene Jochym and Natalxe Szostklewlcz know all the dnt? Ceclle Jol1n makmg muslc Dottle Joyce and her bow tres Helame Judelson and her story ol Pneumoma Dalsy Kane and h1s speeches of Demonstratlon ln Speech II Albert Kaplan wandermg around the halls Woppo Kelley and all hrs experxences Janet Kelly The Dancer Shxrley Kelmel and her letters from Deerheld Pat Kennedy Kennedy' Jean Kmg and the P G A Ixxrk Kxrkpatrlck and her Jokes Chester Kos Bookkeepmg Morton Koss s favor1te song Cool Clear Water Tony Kotula lucky he dxd hls homework Herald Relnhold Kruger llklflg Engllsh Ray Lacharlte another hall wanderer Don Lacombe pastlme studymg? Evelyn LaDouceur and Glorla LaDouceur s1sters or rs rt cousmsj Laurent Lafond 1n 212 Frank Lamg Captam of the Soccer Team Helen Laperle and a busy schedule Ronald LaPlante The Athlete Jackle LaPomte oh so small Peter Lau ford Larochelle he says Ceclle LHSKOWSKI changmg her name soon Walter Laskowskl shy Conn1e Laurln eventually gomg to France John Lavelle another shy one Armand LeBlanc and hls one Joke Jackle Leecock tl'-e mad Sf'1Cl'1tlSt Dot Legate future baker maybe Lum dum Lempke the boy wxth the bat Fred Leske eager for June 15th John Leussxer alone Temr Lxpshrtz learmng to play the Saex Ray Lolselle and? L1ll1an Lukasxewxcz another for changmg her name Lester Lup1en The Klller Ahce Lynch and Plcard s Pharmacy Grace Lyons The W1t Sparky Lyons m and out Conme McCearn lost 1n Anclent Hxstory Enme McCormxck what would she do wlthout her Incense Bob and Steve McCorm1ck helpmg each other through HHS Mugsy McGraw Baseball s best cheermg sect1on Marjorle MCKISSICK The Laugh Murt McMahon Scofurmgj the hlgh school for guess who Val Mach The Tall One Ann Mane Mahoney afrald of the D1d X ou See s Joe Malek future plans Jerry Mandevmlle showlng the glrls how Jxmmy MarceauandAl1ce Cauley at the S C Dance' Shxrley Marcotte on the Frltz Rex Margantl not so dumb Jean Masse hldden under her Books Dot Mastaj rn Room 101 Claxre Mathleu growmg up Georgle Meenaghan Class Hero Helen Mellleur so busy after school hours Mlllxe Mengel at Sacred Heart Hxgh 'vlarxetta Methe on the swlmmlng team Fred Meyer and I guess every one knows who Irene M1Ch3llk and Queeme Tenczar Henry Mlkszewskx walkmg the halls Eddxe NI1les1n Study ask hlm why Ann Mockler the outdoor type B111 Morgan bemg an Apfprenussyce Anne lVIor1arty Conn1e s sxde k1ck mn Ancxent HISKOTQ Jack Moriarty ' .. . , .. . I I ' N 209,., ' ... ' -.. , v.. 1 7 '-- ' . . .... , because fifty people would have flunked . . . Virgie Krok, the Business of The Business-Staff of The Q . . A4 l.. . . ,, l I l AA Y! ' ' , y ' A ' ' AA YY 1 ' si 4 ...l . U . x ' ... 4 , -' ' . '. . . I The Mystery Boy Kate Morxarty a good kxd ask The Senator Mary CVentr1calJ Momson and Tom KAUIICICJ Sulllvan Bob Murray hlttmg the books Conme Musante and Felxx Drck Myers The Plamst Elleen Nell Definitely Irlsh Wallace Ne1ll flat flxer Chrlstxne Nolseux The Whlz of Latm Senator Nolen Flllbustermg when he doesn t have h1s homework Conme Norton st1ck1ng to Sacred Heart Betty O Connell ln 202 after Lunch Esther O Connor m Stelger s Beauty Dep t Chmk O Connell IH Physlcs her favonte subject Pa O Connor and her ONE Book Mary Ahce at La Barre Dolores Orlandl gomg to Poland mstead of Italy Jack Padden ever dolng homework Gerry Page on txme w1th h1s homework Vxrgmla Page ln the movles D1ck Pare a R A R CED boy Andy Parsons always studymg James Pattlson m Clark s truck Paul Perrault 1n Springdale Leonard Pete 1n Sprmgneld joey Peters 1n h1s 38 car Dons Petrm true fr1end Bugsy Phelan m the Herald Office gettmg d1rt for Jean Vxvxan Phxlls the Secretary s secretary Herman PIQUCIIC s song Mary Bxll Pllska ln school at 7 30 a m Jams Poltras Cralghton books home Polchlopek on Walnut Street Cec1le Pronovost and B111 Irene Pula The dark halred slren Edward Purrmgton tough competltlon for Nelson Eddy John Quxnn accepted at Norwlch U B111 Quxrk part of a Boy Scout Troop Irene Radon and her men Syl Rafferty Bro logy expert Kenny Rlchards back ln c1v1es Ralph Rledel and h1s qu1ck trlps to Hartford Paullne Rrffenburg and her good Job Jerry Roberts Mxss Healey s chxef end man Pauline followmg her slster s example What about Bob? Sally Rosenbloom domg a good Job of fxllxng bathtubs Ctln skl language holes made by fallmgj Bert Rougeau workmg so hard Carole Rouleau another workmg gal Alfred Rousseau the Llttle boy Ken RUb1HWltCh The Sclentlst Elaine Ryan The Twlrler Dlck Rys ln Orlandl s Wanda Rzewskl Chuck dolng well at college already Schelb another E Frxtz Loosl1 Dlck Schenker A first class beaver eager tnat IS Edd1e Schwalm and h1s delrcrous sodas Bobby Scott and Murt stxll argulng Skxn Sheehan helpmg Mrs Senay wlth the fakers Anna Slkora and Tommy Anna Ma Sk1ba another Byrde Mer1can CArt1st that IS, Anna Smlth and her Hartford dates Fred Smlth a RldgCW00d Spa boy Gmger Stallmann doxng well at the same college Jlmmy Stapleton and Gardner Thompson late an odd hablt Normxe Stem and h1s success 1n Stage Door Jonelle Stlckel and Nelson Eddy Bob Stefanclk a shrmkmg dandellon The Sullxvan s Edd1e Jlmmy and Tommy mce crowd at a famlly gathermg Dot Sulllvan n1ce lookmg Dolores Sulllvan always faxthful to Sprmgdale Joan Sw1nsk1 and THE man Frances Szymanskl ready wxth a smlle Bruce Talt the Sophomore s dream Harold Tauscher pushmg h1s car Bob Tauscher buzzmg around on h1s scooter Queeme Tenczar and her court Ruth Tetlow for the best 1n secretarres Tommy Tetlow bemg caught most of the t1me Paulme Thlbodeau wlthout Bob Clf you dxd you need glassesl Ruth Thleme the Tall One jackle Tlerney another Sylvia Zaremba M1r1am Tobm learnmg about the Navy L1ll1an Tomasko at Mel s Barbara Trudeau and her Sophomore fr1end Dxxxe Walker and his Atomlc Wlt Evxe Waltz and her red headed frxend Genevleve Wanat the gal who knows how to study Ellle Ward More darn fun rn gym Irene Warzensk1 another fine artlst LOIS W61SSb8Ch and her outslde act1v1t1es Sherwm Wernxck and h1s gxrl from Hamp Ruth West south of the border Barbara Whlte short but smart Alfred W1lhelm1 and hrs blonde good work Jamce W1ll1ams wlllmg to try on Bootsfxel forever Art Wllhamson another member of the Tardy Club Irene W0jC1k and Phll June Wolf s xdea of gettlng Rxftjchhej qu1ck Emlly Wyzga one of the Intellegentla Barbara Yelle at Joe s Claxre Yvon a good wlfe for someone ask her who Verayean Zagata and Pete Bob Zellan our Demosthenes Alfred Zytklewlcz out more than 1n , , ,u . . ... , , Q ' ' ' ' '... 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RECEPTIONISTS LOST AND FOUND DEPT CHEERLEADERS SOCIAL COMMITTEE YO? 026595 '1hH YJ6 R A00 R00 SVR 0615 N5 29 5 x f Nj s J ' Ei, iv' IN MEMORIAM an-nail. in MARY A WALSH D1ed October 2 1945 Jllember of Class Of 1947 RAY MOND A CLANCEY D1ed Apr1l6 1947 Alember of Paculfu 1921 1947 1 -XY, ,W 9,1-H Q '21 -'lin fi, f I 11-53' M 1. 1 eygrfi 1 Ax 1 5 El - G PHOTO OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY FINE COLOR REPRODUCTION VALLEY LITHO COMPANY IOO WATER STREET HOLYOKE MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 2 1839 Good quality Printing for good results 1 CIIAINIXIN AXI Il0IXOlxI MASS IPL 1.541 IK hen plannmnq prlnted adx ertmng, mflterml nan help you XXILII SUg,g,LSIIODS Ile ddxlwe the best proee Offsel Letterprew or S1114 Screen Prxnted adxertx mu mfzterml 1 Q nccuvzrx upplement general magazlne outdoor or xxcllo dclxeruswng, It strmulates emhuera H1 rn xour oa,1n1z1t1on creates dealer Interest ind more eomplc tely IUIOIIUS userw of your product SNOW PRINTING SERVICE ' , . .. 0 O l ' A A I ' Y . H ...we 1, Y V' Q I-rf. ' lr. 'A , UQ, , Q ' ss- , ' Q3 ' ' 1 . ' f 'S M ' 2 S . vvrc j to any advertising you doeewlmelher it be newspaper, x f , ' 3, - -Z ' , Y , 'S' Y. ' -,Q C 3 N 3 7 ' - X -Q Q. 5 T 'A r ' 'i. ' fl.. zo ' ' I3 H -- --- - -- - ' - ' EI Holyoke Ciearingg i-iouse Association Extends congratulations anoi all good wisiies to time eiass oi 1 MENABERS i-iadiey Fails Trust Company i-ioiyoice Nationai Bank ine paric National Banic .94 7 i A 1 -AU! ajfifxfhfpf l'L'ffwwf 'Ueiposzf ll1.i'll!'z1lll'E C'wponzf1'0f I-IOLYOKE, MASSACHUSETTS C1155 Photogmphel 1947 I4-ZI MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD MASS 4 ' ' C- x L 7 R . fl E1 . . .... -. -- E1 . 1 v - H71 I'VIi41Nl IIHI Ylblxl' ... . . , .wav IIAARMAXN STE EL COMPANY STRUCTURAL STEEL 0 ORNAMENTAL IRON 11mf1.Yo1Q1f3 xl.-xss,xcH1'sE'1Q'1's Office and Vvorks DESIGNERS DUCHARME AVENUE FABRICATORS WILLIMANSET1 MASS ERECTORS Compllmult- of N-u F CHURCH HFC. C0 . x A ' 0 0 L 1 , o V Q ----.-----'-- T------'-- -'-T---'- -A-- ----' - - ' -' '-'- - - -- -' A- -I rw IASlXIfI,IXI:I.1J .11 INt'HIiI'flIQX'I'IiI1 UW? E ..... .. .. . . ca Colzgf'zzlzzfuffwzr fo We Cfafx gf Elf . . . EAGLE-A PAPERS Look for the Eagle-.SX VVatCrmnrk in the Paper you buy AMLIUQAN XX RITING PAPER CORPORATIGN HOLYQSE MASSACHUSETTS CONC RAIUI Al IOINS IU THF Cfays Q' 717 HOLYOKES LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE 7 N V17 . 4 J A . S J ' 1 7 1 gg . - - -----------------4---------4--'------f- -' ' J -- -' - El Compfimefzts Qf . . . HOLYOKE SAVINGS BANK PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK Complzrmnts of Hcblyoke Water Power Company J . 4 x E1 Es COU1f7fI.lliF7Iff gf. . . BISHOIVS JE WELERS E58 NIAPI E STRI-lIi'I' UW. ,wffmf Tl E 1E TELEPHONE 6602 THE MARVELLUM CGMPANY Cpaboenh gDLbtLY'LC'CLUE, HOLE OlxE M ASSAC HUwbTTb . ,EW ,,,,,,,, Q o o 7 j 'Q 's N - - w . . A E , 1 ,L Compliments of AIIIGFILZIII Tlssue M1115 MANUFACTURERS of' PERKINS PAPER PRODUCTS LE I SIHXIHII jEW'ELLR .+bLIfIUIIx SIREIKI Houomi Nl-x HL F1 -nu-Q El FJ . . . I V 5 4 U ' l 0 u, . 1 E 4 E : A Y V 4, J 7 g., . L j . 5 ' ' , L I . SSAC 'S . 'TS 5 I-IOLVOKES GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE ESTABLISHED IN 8 WORTHINGTON AIR TOOLS AND COMPRESSORS AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION EOUIPMENT WORTHINGTON PUMP 8- MACHINERY CORPORATION HOLYOKE WORKS HOLYOKE MASS C 9 '1 - , MZZZILJI. .xLAmR , . E , . . . . .. . E C0lII1?!llIl4'IIfS Q! . . . J 6' W JOLLY Inc Lom JIIIHLIILS 1 Tha TAFT OIL C0 Graham Manufacturing bo 111 LYMAN ST MAKERS OF TQ1 9847 Holyoke Mass 0,5150 PHPL, X HP Ulf on Burners Fuel cf Range on 0 O I ' 1 1 ' I ' 1 N- O' f,'IIllI,Ilfl.IlIt'f1fS fgf . . . 1 1 1 , n I I I W 1 o 4 Q Q Y I l , 1 1 3 . . . .. .-,.---1--.-------- -- - - ' ' ' E ,,,,, Hm--I--1--unu--u--Im... -. EASY ON THE EYES National 1.0050 Leaf Now Book filler slmccts of GFCCII-XYvl1lIC IfYI1IfASI- Paper cut down glarcw lessen eye strain. AM Your Slafmflw' :Ljl X 512Z1l0r? :,,,,,,, ugxsxi XX , N, TN N I IOINAI Bl ATXK BOOK C HUI YOIxlH M-XSS M. HIRSCH Sc SONS jewelers SINCE 1891 206 H1gh St AT THE SIGN OF THE LLOLK Complzmenis of HOLYOKE STREET RAILWAY COMPANY Conzfnllmenls 0 Hazen Paper Company Makf rs 0 PAVFRS HA SELL VRQLJUCTS UH ' , , ' ' O. K I ' A f A 1 f fVjQ . L 4 T V l - P 1 A I CflllllJIiII7Fl1fS of T!l8--- PERFECT SAFETY PAPER . . COMPANY . . -- Holyoke Gas and Safe? 'Pdfffff Electric Municipal -mb Plants Bank Ciecvfs 726 ery etc J Russell8aCo lnc CHH'DS FAMOUS Holyoke Mass O F NE FOOTWEAR , , I. Compliments of F R 9 ' I l l IJ '---f-'- '--- -- --'--- - - - - --4- ----- -- -A - A .'--ii - EJ 4--mu . , .H . . 1 . ...... .... . I3 ------ - -- E. Q Compliments f. . . IEORIJE W PRENTISS 81 C0 Compliments of CASPER RANGER LUMBER C0 HOL YOKE MASS Damcl O Connell s Som, Tm TELEPHONE General Contractors ESTABL SHED 480 Hampden qtrcet Holx oke 'Xia QUALITY ESTABLISHES PREFERENCE HENR1 I SEARS 10 Wholesale G o 8: C nf t Putnam Storage Warehouse f61RoNrS1REE1 Ham 111 pfwz fzff Lear Furnrture Co 1646 NORTHAMPTON STREET 0 N 1 U I n o U , . . 1 , , X I 66 xx 7 1 N W N ' In x, ,4 0 , . QQ r cers o ec ioners A c' . . . Compliments of I O f' 'T ' . . rfmth V Q w Q -- . .. .. . .. . . . . . E La Barres Cleaners S-J Compliments of ED MORIARTY S FAMILY SHOE STORE 319 HIGH STREET HOLYOKE MASS Batlwelt Constructnon Co GENERAL CONTRACTORS App12!On Street Corner of Wmler D1a1 8297 VINCENT DRUG CO 334 MAIN ST C C b t H N HARNISCH Ph G Prop S R HEALEY R Ph Pesc ptzon Spe all Iss c 1891 RQGER SMITH HOTIEI HOLYOKE MASS Ha .Je you :een our new More LETS WI-XKP IT A DATE FORBES I OURTESY AND SERVICE for on r :JO YEARS SPELLS A T GALLUP Inc HIGH SIREEF Compliments WERNICK FURNITURE CO N-I 116 HIGH STREET Compliments of . . . 9 1 o o 1 I ' . I ., or. a o , , ' . . . . ., . . . , . . r ri A ci 's in e ff . . . ? R r , f 1 1. L J 1 , .:. .'. .I J ' , . 5 . 1 ,J , , . . . , . n . i . Q 7 , 1 V 1 Y K .. .......... ... ....,...... .. ............................................. . . . ,,,,,,, E.O'CONNOR 8: CO. QUALITY CLOTHES MEN WOMEN Estabhshed 1888 287 High Street :: Holyoke nun-u Inn-11-nu-nununnnnn In You can always shop zvifb roflfiderzcf' at Bai1's NAPOLEON BAIL ' SHOES ' SHOE REPAIRING Safis action Always 168 HIGH ST zz NEXT T0 TRANSCRIPT Colnplinzmls Jf . . . BOWL - O - DROME ALLEYS Holyoke Mass Geo Du1ch1r1os Prop BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF . . . -1947- Dr R F Stebbms f IIIIPIIIIIFIIIS f RIDGEWOOD SPA 1747 NORTHAMPTON ST JND BRUNO S LUNCHEONETTE 1515 DWIGHT ST Holyoke Mass I d 15 PARK ST HOLYOKE MASS H NC GI g T I 4 11 I I 2 4 6 H Glngras Express 1:stab11s1-.ed 1896 POOL CAR DISTRIBUTION CARTAGE 162 TAYLOR SPRINGFIELD MASS A GI s 9 Holyoke S0 Hadlev Chleopee bprlm field Westover Fleld The Holyoke Valve and Hydrant Co INDUSTRIAL PIPING e Chase 8: Cooledge Company DISTRIBUTORS or PAPER MILL TEXTILE AND CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES METAL CUTTING TOOLS Holyoke Massachusetts I O I , . . , Q u . l . , . Tmnina an Office Terminal . ST. In ' , . rf , , . - - - - ' an . n us, Mgr. Home . n us, M '- e. 5 e. - 11 I I .-... A 1 v 1 I . . . . v - ' . KIIOWII for Delicious Su11d'.x'icl1es amd Sundiics - ' 'J ' - . I - H v . U , . w ' n E1 -. .Q Complzmenfs of HOLYOKE CITY MARKET C g tial ns and ou besl wshsf th ucc ss f lhe Class f 47 HOTEL ESSEX 400 HIGH S'I HOLYOKE JAMES P KELLY Prop reto LOWPLI Hb N1 S OI' GENERAL BOOKBINDING CO 17 CLARK STREET CRANE ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 238 R St t Holyoke Mass JAMES J DOWD 8t SON Estabhshed 1898 I N S U R A N C E IN ALL ITS BRANCHES g IO2 S ff lk t HOLYOKE MASS nmplzmfnls o Gleason s Rathskeller EAEUWEERTRSEEXS' 531333333 9 SLFFOIKSTREET HOIYOKF MASS KANE FURNITURE C0 487 Dwlght Street HOLYOKE ' 'on mu io r 1' e or cs e 0 0' O! .5 ..i...l......1 ,, . , r' r. A . . ,,.. . . A . . . ., ace ree v , . . C ' ' .' f. . . D Lincoln Buildin , u o S reet , . O I O ' . ! ' 0 I . . . - 252 1 ' v Er ,,,, . ,. . nm... E :cancun E1 . .. .Q Ginny Q Hanllno. Jewelers and Guild Opticians 281 High Street, Holyoke, Mass. tllllIllnhlllllullllllllullll UNUU Compliments of . .. A Western Mass. Theatres, lnc. T VICTORY e STRAND Q BIJOU Compliments of . . Judge Paper Company 137 9 Main Street Holyoke Mass MORIN MANUFACTURING CO. 176 Race Street CHURCHILL PHARMACY John F Moore Reg Ph 663 HIGH STREET HOLYOKE MASS Telephone 2 2219 II IS our pleasure lo serve you well JOHN H WOODS COMPANY REAL ESTATE Est bl h d 1905 260 Maple Street HOLYOKE MASSACHUSETIS PIZZITOIH Music Studios THE SCHOOL OF ACHIFXEMENT e l BANJO MANDOLIN GUITAR AND ACCORDION Dealers nn INSTRUMENTS and ACCESSORIES STAFF TNSTRUCTORS J F P ztola Leo dRobb RobetEzold V c tDe cts 81 SUFFOLK ST HOLYOKE JUDGE fr FAY COMPANY COMMERCIAL PRINTEPS Tclcpho e 2 3080 5 5 NTATN STRI LT HOI XOlxl MASS , . I . , . . - - . a is e u ' n 9 I I l O ' Y 4 A A Sp cia ized Instruction in x - I n - . . ixi - nal ins- r in en :il 2 A : ZZ 4 , ' ' 2, ' Sf, ............ .... ......... ...... .............. ....,. .... ........ ........... ..... .... .................. ....... .... ........... ...... .................. .............. ....... . ....... ............... H La Justlce Publlshlng comm, Plumbing Companv ROMEO D RAYMOND Ed to and Publosher Supply Co 130 Race St Holyoke Mass 278 Mann Street Holyoke Mass Kelley s Lobster House fomphmmls of Known for rmles around Amerlcan and Itallan Cu1s1ne l 'l0lYOlCe S Oldest BOOICSLOFG HI' QTFATING PL4CE IN TOWN HOLYOKE MASS 2814 Hugh Street George Kelley Prop WM B WHITING COAL CO ESTABLISHED IN I 70 117111111111 nls of QUALITY COAL and FUEL OIL INC HOLYOKE S a e It a tu e to use W :ting s F DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALERS DIAL 7397 BESSE MILLS Compliments OF JUDD PAPER QUAI ITY QIOTHING dll IIABI RDASHFRY Holyoke Mass U .. .. .. .EJ fflllllllllllllf' ls nj . . . . . . ' i r ' ., , . . - - I I u 0 l I ' 1 . I' I I f Cor. of Race and Appleton Sts. ' 1 . Cr ' ' .' . . . Q 8 ll U M L ' l . 11' ' ' ual, , Co. d , 1 4 I I D . - - -1 - -- m B um , ,, , , ,,. , . , ........ -E1 WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF PHARMACY 694 CHICOPEE ST WILLIMANSETT Conven1ent1y located for +he study of Pharmacy Joseph G gn B S Ph C Phm Dean Wm Pleasant tm.677l07ZE5 1947 THA QQIYCULTY Complzmenls of SI1eIcIon Transfer ancI Storage Co 647 MAIN STREET I'IoIyoIce W e CIotI1 Co CLINTON SILK MILL WALTER HAMPSON P p BROAD SILKS CASKET LININGS OIL SILKS TIE SILKS NOVELTY FABRICS 56 Canal Street Holyoke Mass Colnpllnunls uf PI EASANT 'ST HOIYOKE MASS Complzments 0 SUSSEX HATS Inc 56 CANAL ST HOLYOKE MAss I fmlplzlmnts of AMERICAN PAD AND PAPER CO H lyok Mas . C A . I 0 f . . a e, . ., . ., .D., I f.IlIlllfJlTlI71lI,.N fgf. . . ir . I , ro. ' ' I lf U u ' .I1lll1IlflICfl1I'l'l'S nf gg M E I I I , 4 A A C . ' I , - , . o e, s. . :: , . E . .. .- - - E1 nm--nun.-mm-um.-nm nmmmn- - - nu- I-nn.--I TEXACO GAS OILS LUBRICATION Ken's Service Station KENNETH D. KINKAID, Prop waz Nonrmmvrou sr. HOLYOKE, uAss. TELEPHONE 6342 Q Chester's Drug Store 2 f.'ol1Tplil114'n!.x uf. . . Eddies Market C0mpI1'n11'nIs QI' . . . SCHERMERHORN FISH CO. 19 Division Street - - Holyoke Compliment' of . . RIDGEWOOD MILLS Compliments of P0 SPA Lunqha-ons o Refreshments lloolll Service DWIGHT dELM Opp Prov Hosp tai Tlrc Enfflneerlnv Co rn Dxal 2 2755 1588 Northampton St Holyoke Massachusetts 134 sl wzslzf 9 I CLASS OF 47 BEAUI II U ELITI PHIL L0 372 H1gh Street Holyoke Mass C J SULLIVAN 6- COMPANY ARCHITECTURAL SHEET METAL WORK CONTRACTORS S1 RVILI TELEPHONE 5517 CUTTING BRAZING a. WELDING or ALL TYPES se CANAL STREET Clark s Flower Shop 466 Dwzght Street Phone 8058 HOLYOKE MASSACHUSETTS VALLEY FURNITURE CO Inc 169 173 Max St HOLYOKE Lonlpllmfrzlx of ilu THE SAMUEL S STORE 166 High Street XI TT Q Furnishing our Speclalty N N . I il . . an . . i D ' O .,I '. ,H U- , Q ' 3 2' ' ' . w 1, l 1 I QL'.ll.IY'I' ' -5 UIC' ' ln ' , E, .1 . c '. I ' 5 Harry and sid Epstein um of '31 A Trousers and SWCHYCFS Compllmenls of LINCOLN SPA SANDWICH SHOP Hood s French American Ice Cream Served 92 SUFFOLK STREET Dual 9423 DOROTHY DODD APPAREL Inc Io you You wh ulll comznf Io us 315 HIGH STREET HOLYOKE MASS Compllments of lhe HoIyoIce Sportmg Goods Co 106 Suffolk Street Holyoke Mass For Sxgns of a Better Future SEE HURLBURT and SON 268 Mamn St Holyoke Mass Complxments of Belque Furnlture L0 259 Appleton St Holyoke BUCKLEYS LITTLE FLOWER SHOP 2020 NORTHAMPTON ST Remember Usfor Your Corsages HARTMAIVN S Drug Store IN E LMWO OD DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS HOLYOKE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 14 16 RAILROAD STREET A II Trudeau D V M Rear of Clly Hal! KATHLEEN SMITH MUSIC SHOP 267 269 Maple St D al 2 2893 Best Wxshes WEINSTEIN FURNITURE CO Ma and Sa qeant Ste Mazn Street's Lead1ng Furnzture Store VI. S'I'1ElN IEWELER AND OPTICIAN 571 Dwight Street Holyoke Mau runr-nun-nn-nnnnnnmnn-umun rr-nur-:mu n-nun. -nun llll OfffllllilllllIllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll lllllll z 0 FOP GENEPATIONS , . lf your vlolllws ure' nn! bP4'nr11l'l1y . . . . I . 0 1 ru' 1 . ul - , ' .. , . I l N ' O ., , . 7 7 o . '. , . . . - . i - ll ' fl X in r . , 9 , . . . ..... McLEAN BROS INC I I Hnlynkf I lnnflnq I'1lIlllflHl Mon Umphlmn S U sawn Floors of PHOENIX FRUIT AND LUNCH CO FLRNITLRE LARPETS RANGES 602 DWIGHT STREET R84 HIGH STREET TELEPHONE 7349 EDWARD F LEJA DRUGGIST Best shes PLEASANT PHARMACY DIAL 2 2947 HIGH STREET HOLYOKE MASS 25 to 30 'rules per gallon on a Nash Ambassador 600 COLONIAL PHARMACY FRED MARION JOHNJ CURRAN Reg Ph NASH 600 1545 Northampton SI 1373 Dwlght St Hglyoke Mass Nash Ambassadors HOLYOKE MASS S xes a d Erghts Drali 1957 o CONNOR DRUG STORE C U R L E Y S PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS FRANK C CURLEY Reg Ph Vklutmans Lxnthxa hemp I IEE 8 Shsu Lhou latcs WE DELIVER Ia Z Pm? I r 'I ur Drug Nt IE Vhdll 443 HIGH STREET D al 426 90 Suffolk Street Holyoke Lonlplnnffnts of Martms Prescrlptlon Pharmagy T H E 'Dependable fznc 1892 T 8 9 Postal Statlon STAFF YJATROZNIZE GDR JD VERTISERIS 7012 'THEY jf1lE YJAIRONIABD L5 E... .....,. . ..,.,...... . ,........... . - - -I - - - EJ I I ., . Y I A I I v v 1 T wi . . . 95 - , I .L-. I i n . . 1 ' . E ,,,,, ,WEEE Y, Ei, E, ., ,WD - , I 1 I I - V - ar. Greyhound and Truilways Ticket Agency Tlllj lf1f1j5'1A'1f1l1y'10.y 1jH1'fjIg'1'UllP1u' 'V -Di' 'A' 'f'z'I','Iv ' . i , ,n -. 1 D' 1'-LTL-f fo 'D I, I, I I i Z-3 -'l I w a . . . I 1 7' - ' 1 . I -rf el. 28 - - , ' E ..1h.E- ,,--...,--,---,- - I , . 7 Y . f . 1 I f ' ' ' Q Q Un- , r Yr Year Book Art Staff ACKNCWLEDGEMENTS In makmg up thls book we wrsh to acknowledge the contrlbutxons of the followmg Mr Henry J Scanlon Faculty Advxsor Mr Frederlck Mockler Mrss Hclen Brennan Mr Samuel Brunelle MISS Margaret Cavanaugh Mxss Gertrude Dunn Mr Henry J Fxtzpatrxck Prmclpal Mlss Anna Garvey Miss Gertrude Crlmn Mr Wyatt Harper Mxss Enleen MacCarthy Mxss L1ll1an B Maxheld Miss Elleen McCorm1ck Mxss Sarah McGrath Mr Wllbur F O Donnell Mr John Padden Mlss Constance Shea Art Dlrector , VC V Av l, ,,. . V tj , ., fu Vg 'XV .XM n V. fi' I 5 -. ! x7 . T. 1 A , - f: . i,', '.f 44 1' .ll 2- .I',,' 'G as 1 'sf ,ag 57Af5g', if 'K' K -'- .av 1 c, v' 'i' , n' . , . . , . . J I . . ' v , S :flu- 5. .O. gnrsumu , if Cv, EAR 6 25:5 6 W GOING J 'X QW STEADV I-lOl'1EUOD D CAPDELLA Cl-IOIR Lx I Z 9 .I Z-X .4- X23 fx- Y K, P .Q 4.1, J, ,. , A-W . 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