Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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Ei R . .TU on 4. .. v FACULTY ll1lIllIllYfl'!1fl0ll Henrvj Fltzpatrlelx Prmclpal Samuel A Brunelle het PI'lI1llD3l Lllllan B Maxheld Dean Ernest P Mtbnnty Guxdance J Louxs lxeegen Helen F Brennan Gertrude E Dunn Anna P Garvey Mary Foley Anna M Ctar Mary W Crtelu Gertrude M Grxfhn Thomas Dunn llIfIfllllIlIIfIl'S and SCIFIIN' Vhllxam Bosworth Robert Dlamond Charles L Haskell John S Lacey Fnnum rem! May M Austm Helen Courmotes Eleanor F Garrlty Vhmfred U Glasheen john j McManus Helen E Morlarty john B Sbrega Norman ,I Sulllvan Helen NI Hawley John E O Rourke Paul S Salter Henrv I Scanlon lx Elleen MacCarthy L1brar1an Margaret lx Cavanaugh Harrlet E Ixroepel LOUIS J Forman I' S Stanley W Bates VS llllam E Holdrldge Marx C hane jtremlah J Mxllane Edward Nowak Ellzabeth V O Hern Constante Shea Mary F Sullxvan Harold VN Wynn I 1115 Fmerul lomlmnnl I Ullfif' Sarah T Plantmg Ilzslnru M Cenevleve Brow ne Ellen E Callahan VS yatt E Harper B Elorse Fxtzgerald Frank G Rohan Margaret lx Sulllvan P,I!j?IFllI I'rl11rr1I1nn and llrnllh Dr Gardner Cox Daniel J Regan Arthur H Roberts Vxrglma A Tyrell Joseph Conw ay Julia Browne Dr Honorla lx Shme Jane A Squlre Phllllp Hart Harold Hurley Eduard Nlorxarty Drlzfrs Fflumllon Plrmrnmi Dzrvdor Vlllbur F O Donnell Herbert P Schmldt Languages Mary L Cahxll James M kennedy Julla C Fltzgerald E1leen M McCorm1ck Helena A Kelly Lours E Memhardt l . . ' V ', . x h . 1 5 A .-l If . l 7 . I l .S . ' f v ' n r f V' ' ' ' ' . . I , . . I Q x l . I L 'Y . ' x Q 1 C s K ' . I X . x A Dislribulizve 0f'l'UlJQlfi0I1S E1lllr'r1Iiu11 I' ' ' 1 ' ' I . 7. . Y , Q l . . . ' 4 - . 1 . D V I . I I 6

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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE The Pesslmlst grumbles Tlmes were never so bad' The world IS confused and upset I feel sorrx for you graduates of 1953 The Optlmlst saxs Vlfhat a wonderful n1t1es presented the challenges to be met the respons1b1l1t1es to be accepted e problems to be solxed' I msh I were wour age and a graduate of 19:13 HISIOTS should teach wou whxch IS the correct outlook It tells of the mam crxses whlch have arlsen IH the past and whlch haxe been met successfullx There were pessxmlsts and optlmlsts lxvmg at the tlme every world crrsxs arose They made com ments much srmllar to the aboxe Wh1ch uewpomt IS yours? Remember the optlmlsts have had success smce the dawn of tlme Dont you thlnk thex wlll contlnue to succeed desplte Com mumsm s threat to our natlon and the world? Have the falth and the courage of the xouth who came before you and there IS no doubt that xou too wlll pass the tcsls that l1fe presents to all of us new aw I time to go out intovthe world. The Opportu- 5' s ' U - Y - i- N. . . . A W ' l ,Q ' V . 5

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ADMINISTRATION lx Prin lliill Miss SPalf'1l.' Mr. H. J. Fitzpatric '. ci L. Max6eld, Dean of Girls. Slnmliny: Miss M. Cavanaugh, Sccrctaryg Mrs, ll. limi-pcl. Clerkg Mr. S. Brunullc, Yicc Prinvipzil. '58 JANITORIAL STAFF Sea ed NI S I Dowd Slum Illtj Cauley F Carrur 'I I- lux Creane 6.3 ,ff 4 J -cl COACHES lr' In riqlzl Mss ,I Squin 'Nlss X 'lx ell Mr A Roberts llissinrf Mr D Regan IEA