Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1955 volume:

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Q 95 42943421 C55 .mrs rqcbfkg co4L4-cur woerlv 404.3 U16 Class of 1955: flltlyough I be ve fagolvg you Plum the dey .7010- eutrflqce to the college ani ha ve t-allgizt you for . Ur- J'6QI'8, I 12Olv as the nelv P1-eeidqtt sew J ou de-Defi. You are few in uu,zbe:-, but excellent iq abiljt sind sollzgd in .lied dlgd bulk. l'oz. eip ec te.'if.,g an f2OI.O!'6U' pzbfeasion at a time MEQ7 teecliqg neeis 9-fC6'Z,f6.'J-f teachers, not only to uphold the tl-Lulticlzs ol' the ,JfbfSS6.l.On, but ' to allevia ie the ,ofbbleafs of' o1Q'yout.Z 'KIDO the-,4ss.Zl'es all: cou1'useJ by LL!-sets of Ivo:-ldxhide c'est1uct4'o:., df:-J Cqtel-A Qlictic glilosopbies. Qicugh rw in nlqiezg ,ou ciq sex co-nplisb ..L.c.5 if you keep the 6:-eat Q77 Celiil: 50618 of Jw: iljcn before you. wuz- ucllfge is ,fl-cud o. ,,tq nofv inc' all be pmuder- 0.0101 to71o.?r,A'. ibn: success will L: our s4cces.',' ,,'OU1' fbhaez' professors' ...ill buf tht their lv-..fl .vJ'l'5 you -168 -LGGIJ Plu1'f.'. 4f'I.IvS. .D-1616 LAC Q09-U I'4LL'IC 6.'1f 1q,v abd .Jess yo., all! Cincenelu .U-esjdent 4i2F.'.lEl'2 . 42? 1 of o J' MARY UNDERHILL DR. DAYTON N. DENNETT LILLIAN E, BOYDEN Engluh English q Nfusic if . .4 AMES S. PIERCE EDMUND K. LUDDY , NILA R. HARESIGN Hmory History ' Physical Education HARRY L C ROXWLEY DR. EUGENE L. FREEL ANDREW S. FLAGG Pwyl hology Psychology Aff A Q 1. 1 Mm - ., Tr f' 7, 5 I ,I ., j 'S , v 9: V A V ,f--1'-vi ' ' XXVALLACE H. VENAHLF DR, 'IOHN H. SFNIUN MARGARET M. LANOLTE Sucrmv SX mme I-ibr.1ri.1rm -vp, o 1 X J x ' . .lv 1' x - . in , L: . 5,x. 1 l I 1,' . f 1 o 4 I L: f' 'Xw' N,-.1 ' N g, ...nuaigfl BERTHA L, AI.I.YN PERRY XY'II,I.IS DELIA A. I,l'T'l'S Senior C lark Agting Sgnior Iioukkulmr Hwllw IWOIIKI' x, it DR, HAZEL B, MIUQHAM MARTHA E, DURNIN EDWARD F. MCFARLAND Education I2dLlk.1ti0H Senior Bookkeeper ,4ll ' M . JOHN A. DURNIN Principal W 'K v. Q' i i 0 A 1 '.,' . ' L VIOLA COOPER HELEN E. MALLERY MARGARET STEVENSON Assistant Primipal Grade Om- Gmde Tu-0 Grade Ifivc rj gre I , v X - I W c LORETTA J. LOFTUS HELEN 13. BROXVN MARY WALSH Grade Thrcc Grade Ifour Gmdc Six 'TK 'Q Ir itx HAROLD H. MQLEAN JOHN S. SULLIVAN CLAIRE M. BARRY junior High junior High lumor High EH!.C1RKJNU2RlCl.BCJVVBAAJQ North Adams State Teachers College President 1936 - 1954 The passion for encouraging indivuality aid the passion for making the standards of education, for pupils and teachers alike not only high but ideally lofty. EDITOR Kay Andrews BUSINESS George Jarck ADVISOR Miss Mary Underhill Wt ASSISTANT EDITORS Irma Bosma Charlotte Smith THE AMPU 4 . - xt . ,v ' Lzfff 4 --wi3'f ' Y 3 f .ir ,V fb- 4 v4 Lx' l .4 if f-fr. H... 5-ft .g .gw ag, ,. 4 f vgg' fF'?iQz1Qe','vQ,X' ,',','f. . '-K arf-1 f .., .,-, - --:fy 1, 'V X gang as wwf f '- CQ Qvaiei to will O'-1-V' Q I-WL N1Ui'Qc Mi ws fc.v'iY gafixv-S -5 T103 loutohlbf 'Co'tY1'2e zOY'N9X U O55 99 wc M mug me QMS Ying Kay Janet Andrews Kay Those about her, from her, shall read the per- fect ways of honor. There' 'nothing like an older brother v Femininity personified--tranquil beauty supple- mented by a mature intellect and undeniably ra- tional judgement--friendly, responsible, consis- tent-scholarship of unquestionable quality-the yearbook's guiding hand. Irma Dolores Bosma I agree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own. Resourceful, able to adapt to any variety of situations--cautious, wary, but instantaneous in retort in case of debate--devotee of the clinic aiding materially and energeticaly in its con- tinued smooth functioning. Rosaline Rita Boyer R0Sie High-erected thoughts seated in the heart ,of courtesy. Bonivanthfitting seriousness but always apparent happiness and glowing smile--the knack of making everyone around her feel at complete ease-genuine interest in aiding contemporaries to acheive suitable solutions to problems--adult approach to life's daily puzzles. Q '5:::'r , ,, a1fe fav' .,s -ffjl' 1-sl? 'eau' . e , , 3 . VTSRWZYE Marilyn Eddy Dunton Z' 255195 .54 I'll not be tied to hours nor pointed times but learn my lessons as I please myself.' I Pleasantly composed and impertubable, offering a glowing smile and kind word at the proper mo- ment with distinct poise--deep thought climaxed by appropriate felicity-heads the N.A. commuters on their daily trek to classes. Bernard Helfrich Red I pr'thee go, and get me some repastg I care not what, so it be wholesome food. I was thinking Characteristically conscien- tous--commissar of the Bookstore active president of the student association leading the way in a well rounded extracurricular pro- gram for N.A.S.T.C.--extmversion mixed with understanding, ambition, and a heart of gold-- the guy who made the school go'round. Carole Ann Hurley An tis my hope to end successfully. Anyone for coffee Captivating amiability characterized by'a scintilating personality and an appealing humility--industrious, diligent, appreciative, understanding and perennially seeking life's humorous side--daily chores with a pleasant smile--deservedly presides over the Honor Society. George Jarck Schu1Lz He got the better of himself and that's the best kind of victory one can wish for I believe --N.A.'s basketball sensation--a four year total better than 1000 points--clever versatility, subtle humor and unique social consciousness---dependability colored by a per- petually available wealth of energy and sound judgement. Edward John Lawton Ed A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Congenial personality---instinctive vocabulary to match his journalistic tendencies---sport statistician--- iron man of basketball team ---president of senior class---leading with modesty, demanding respect of fellow students--- success inevitable due to his pleasing manner and never-to-be-forgotten smile. Margaret Helen McNeill Peggy Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Yee-sh ---Tempered vivacity delighting merriment and agreeable friendship--'constantly personable and lively--qmaster of the repartee face the future without fear and with a degree of optimism. pn: Q' l, 85' . , I-Q' MJ, 4 l 5 81' 'au F3 , 'iI 6' Regina Tanguay O'Hearn 'fNina Silence more musical than any song. Consonant social decorum---scientific thinking and distinct proficiency in all phases of scholar- ship--willing and available in class activity- sincere and scrupulous---quiet smile--Adams to N.A. day by day. Frances Helen Owczarski Franny As large as life and twice as natural The collective virtues that make one a desirable friend and trusted confident--broadmindedness, tolerance, and astute comprehension of varying situations plus conviviality and social maturity -Jwusic Club's leader and staunchest booster. Virginia Helen Pasternak The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Want anything from the bookstore? -- Sedate, demure and affable---unruffled by the helter- skelter of our modern age and yet adaptable and sincerely interested--a willing worker, socially and scholastically---intellectual curiosity-- the daily trip from the Mother Townf' Angelo Righi Ang For 'tis the mind that makes the body rich l was going to say ---scholarship of pre- ponderous portions---a stream of logical and rational dissertations on a varying assortment of thought provoking topics---a strong determi- nation to make good---to aquire a measurable portion of knowledge commensurate with the time and effort he has expended. Robert Andrew Rotti the Rote There are few things more exciting to me than a psychological reason. According to Freud --Our clinical psycholo- gist defending his views with the vigor and tenacity of the sabre-toothed tiger---sober seriousness pleasingly supplemented by a keen sense of the ridiculous---scholastically and Socially eager---and intelligent and sincere interest and trust in the ability of his fellow men. - Constance Rugg Connie For she's not forward, but modest as the dove. Oh, fudge --congeniality with charm and grace --a conspicuous feminine lovliness unclouded and modest--intelligence to match all other attrib- utes--capable student leader of dormitory. v T' .IQ Fil? Mary Sherman Little Mary You flavor everythingg you are the vanilla of society You are not a well dragon --petite miss with the quiet dignity that is characteristically hers---humor with an artistic subtleness--- capable, persistent worker with purpose in mind --culture from the College Town. Charlotte E. Smith Charl I'll spend my time till midnight sewing red flannel drawers for leprechauns Vibrant personality mixed with a passion for exactness--compatible training and eitra-cur rieular program---thorough and precise at the same time smiling and searching out the humor of life's inumerable incidents--kept Taconic Columns moving. Ruth Thorsell Nothing is impossible to a willing heart Tha --deliberate but alert with an eye toward jocularity--hearty, imaginative, appropriately moderated sobriety and cordiality integrated fittingly to produce the well-adjusted ambassa- dor from Southern Berkshire. Andrews, Kay Janet . Bosna, Irma ........ Boyer, Bosaline .... Dunton, Marilyn E. . Helfrich, Bernard D. Hurley, Carole A. .. Jarck, George ...... Lawton, Edward ..... McNeill, Margaret H. 0'Hearn, Regina .... Owczarski, Frances H Pasternak, Virginia Righi, Angelo P. ... Botti, Robert H. Hugg, Constance ... Sherman, Mary ...... Smith, Charlotte E. Thorsell, Ruth ..... SENIOR CLASS ........... 40 Elm Street, Adams ... 30 Newell Street, Pittsfield .. 18 Bichwiew Avenue, North Adams .... 77 Yale Street, North Adams .... 77 Butler Street, Lawrence .. 27 Veazie Street, North Adams ... 31 Dover Street, North Adams ... 466 Church Street, North Adams ... 277 Medford Street, Sonerville ... 214 North Sunmer Street, Adams ....... 14 Richmond Lane, Adams ....u.... 6 Linden Street, Adams .. 266 State Street, North Adams ...... Y2'Argyle Road, Arlington ....................... Southfield ... 20 Moorland Street, Willianstown .... 53 A Lincoln Street, Hudson .... Park Street, Stockbridge l-l1iu1i1 THOSE WHO ALSO RAN Harry Baxter Ibnald Brennan Lois Buckley Beverly Daignault Albert Galipeau Marilyn Jerrault Shirley Hebert Adice Hoy Ann Lockwood David Love William McLaren i ,- Deceased Judy Meagher Jerry Montesanti Janet Murphy Nancy Karrey Mary Pechewlys Cecile Provencher Andria Cate Nancy Reid Mary K. Hyan Mary Stiles Nancy Martin T H E Hey! Hey there? Re quiet! Don't say anything, Be still! They said we were silent, And you don't want to be the one To disappoint them. Sure They Did. , Why a man Why a big man even wrote Article About our being silent Well, we might be silent, but at least were not Lost Oh, they have a lot of reasons To back up their statementsg Wars, A-Rombs, H-Bombs And a lot of others. lt seems that they have a point. We've listened for four years To that kind of talk, And we didn't know wh at to say About it all. Why, this week George is Sailing to Europe to Help Insure Peaceful Co-e He doesn't know what that Gobbledegook Weans, but he sure is glad to get A free trip to the Continent. Well, frankly, l'm not too pessimistic about our silence. Late at night sometimes We fxxdyt Talk A I, ,flfsc T. ,x . iw fi If YPO i IV- EQ X ,f Q fl It all started when we were Measuring coffee with Fliot's Spoons At first there was a lot of discussion abo Wichelangelo Put the subject exlanded We , and now ' Talk xistence About Everything We don't let on to anyonethat We Do This Pecause we don't want people to be m Fmbarrassedf Over calling us Silent. But, I'm afraid that soon I Those Whispers which started About four years ago are going To Leak Out. And everyone's going'to be Surprised!! 5 Warilyn E. Uunton 1 1 12 x - u v x U ,X - 'K XL V3 JY K, L CLASS sowc For it's a long, long, while from classes to training school, We had our doubts as we came along. Uh, the years flew by though we thought they wouldn't, We dared to try what they thought we couldn't- Oh, the hours dwindled down, to a precious few Baccalaureate, Commencement. We starry-eyed seniors are bidding adieu, We starry-eyed seniors are now leaving you. Peggy McNeill Connie Bugg X . fh G ' lf f my X X I I 1 I IIC? I 1 ,f S Yrmaox ff C WF: xyxffwx 4' 'f Ai ,J 43- .2 -M94 E.. -v.s 4 . X 1 , ,ws -N N . Q .1 -. 3 1 1 , v uf 5 ' I X I .f.-4 v 'I l -vfi ef ' JUNIOR CLASS Oh this learning, what a thing it is Many and varied experiences--learning is active--Fruedian beliefs, Platonian Kings, Hissian Tzars--what to do--where to go--who has money--f'who caresl--on to the Legion--hi lnney--sphinx in class--owl at night--girls are passive, Vets are active--third grade, fifth grade, junior high-there we were, there we stayed and departed hence--Term papers che--homeostasis Cwe didn't haveD--Scott- Foresman, Burton, Sir Bernard--Accounts QPaid and unpaidl--North Pond, South Pbndu frozen lakes--winter carnival--wonderful prom--moan- ing, groaning, laughs and silly sighs. Gone! gone! gone!--time not we--wiser, taller, older--we wait the senior year. fSu,Lh,.kllan W., Jr Hordeau, Charles H. flwmnetti, Carol J. lbughlin, William C. .. Dmmuy Joan ..... .. DeWadonna, Joanne Keyes, Ruth .... Kunstler, Joan ... Laplante, Frances . I .,1l.1l 1, Joyce . . . . . Illflvk, PaILI'iCia A. 'lvl sun, EClWaI'Cl l'snJ1ozzi, Thomas F. .. 'el Dorothy F. .. Wilfred G 71, .lO3l'l ...... 7 lrsula W. .. JUNIOR CLASS ....... Burgess Street, Sagamore ..... 188 Brown Street, Pittsfield .... 27 Washington Ave., North Adams .. 114 Corinth Street, North Adams .................... Haydenville .. 188 East Main St ., North Adans ............ Leyden Road, Greenfield .... 17 lenistore Street, Boslindale ................... South Vernon .. 99 Gallup Street, North Adams .. 13 Cypress Street, Greenfield .. 39 Maple Street, Williamstown ... 42 Longview Ter., Pittsfield ..... 70 Briggs Avenue, Pittsfield ... 71 Liberty Street, North Adams ......... Eagle Bridge, New York ,,, 20 Forest Park Avenue, Adams SOPHOMORE CLASS Only superlatives for the class-outstanding leader in Vary Richards-sophomore prom-terrific success--many hours in sober study--spring days on the terraces--studying Greek columns-library hours and reference books-a wonderful mixture of fun and success-play pushers--those artists -social gatherings at lunch-Semon sufferers- those days yet to cone. Allen, Sylvia ...... Bartini, Arnold G. . Bernard, Thanas . Cariddi, Frances Daikos, Dorothy .... Demastrie, Rosemarie Desnoyer, Kathleen . Hayle, John T. Digal, Paul P. .. . Forbes, llarlene .... Hall, Thomas F. Hendrickson, Henry P lbecham, Robert .... Mello, Edward C. . . . Miller, George F. Jr. Molloy, Alice C. Morelli, Donald .... Morin, Marjorie .... Murphy, Carol .... .. Mirphy, John Jr. O'Connell, Barbara . O'Lea17, Katherine . Richard , Carol J. . Richards, Mary Rock, Donald F. .. Rumgay, John Ryan, John D. ..... . Scarbeau, Barbara .. Smith, Delight .... . Starsiak, Kenneth .. Stetson, Claire Tassone, Viola Wheeler, Janet R. .. Whitman, Viola M. .. Woodlock, Carol E. . Walter, Eugene F. .. SOPHGMORE CLASS . . . 8 West Street, Greenfield . . . ....... 1 Simon Avenue, Adams . . . . . . . 61 Church Street, North Adams . . . .74 West Main Street, North Adams .. . . 45 Templeton Street, Dorchester . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Leonard Street, Adams . .... .... 1 8 Tremont Street, North Adams . . 955 Massachusetts Avenue,Nort.h Adams . . . . ......... .......... . ..... Ch eshi re . . . . . .32 Worthington Street, Pittsfield . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Francis Avenue, Pittsfield . .. . .744 West Housatonic Street, Pittsfield Florida . . . .. . . . .. .. .P.O. Box 243 Vineyard Haven . . .... .18 Highland Avenue, Adans . . . . .16 Qlincy Street, North Adams . . . .282 Francis Avenue, Pittsfield . . . .191 Prospect Street, North Adams . . . . . . .26 Hall Street, North Adams . . .42 Hudson Street, North Adams . . . . .7 Myrtle Street, Greenfield . . . . .... ..... T aylor Street, Hinsdale . . . . , . . , . 45 South Street, Willianstown . .. . .48 Natural Bridge Road, North Adams . . . . . . . . . .55 River Street, North Adams . . . . . . .Hodges crossmd, ,Noinh Adams . . . . . 26 Westminster Street, Pittsfield . . . ..47 Washington Street, North Adams . ..... 478 Glurch Street, North Adams Siara Street Adams ........................Clarksburg . . . . . . . . . 29 Nelson, Street, North Adans State Road, North Adams . .. .1238 Massachusetts Avenue, North Adams . . . . . .. . . . .75 Hastings Street, Greenfield . .... 288 Elm Street, Pittsfield -1 u FRESHMAN CLASS September 13, 1954 first day of college schedules-astounded when called men and women --memorable events begin-picnic in our honor -acquaintance of experienced sophomores, learned juniors, and exalted-seniorsvthat day approached -ascension of Mt. Greylock--breathless, tired- reached summit-lovely Freshman Queen Joan Dion -Hal1owe'en near-decorate for dance-embellished tunnel--successful dance--other activities and studies-great life at V. A. S. T. C-swamped the play-Cyr, Kennedy, O'Nei1, Nash and Shanahan right there--stunt night preparations--commence- ment lookers on--first year done. Albert, Burton Jr. . Alsine. Nancy C. ... Atwood, Harrison W. Bacon, Elizabeth ... Blanchette, Donald C. Bourie, George H. .. Canedy, Rodman E. .. Carr, Robert J. .... Cicchetti, Peter G. Chretien, Charles... Collins, Philip G. . Connerton, Ronald .. Cyr, Lawrence H. .U DelDebbio, Marilyn . Dion, Joan . ...... .. Dracup, Judith E. .. Duquette, Ebnis J. - Gehring, Walter R. . Goldman, Leonard ... Haddad, Annette M. . Harrington, Robert J Hatin, Theodore ..... Hogan, Viola F. .... Haskins, Kenneth ... Jesperson, Elna ... Kaley, Richard .... Kalisz, Henry J. .. Koza, John I. ..... . Kronick, Audrey L. . Kaehner, Richard R. Leab, Marjorie E. .. Le Maine, Carol Lobdell, Brian ..... Mac Iver, John A. .. Maguire, Miriam M. . Maroni, James ,.... Miles, John ....... Morrissey, George .. Murphy John E. .... Murray, Alan ...... Murray Susan J. .... Nardacci, Alexander Nash, Paul J. ..... . O'Neil, Joseph M. .. Richmond, Elaine ... Sacco, Ronald ..... Shanahan, John .... Shaw, Jean ...... Shepard, Jean M. .. Sroczyk, Helen ..... St. Cyr, Emery A..H Sweet, Shirley, ..... Tyler, Manley A. Jr. Wary, Loretta ...... Wolfson, Beverly M. Stomski, Richard ... Reynolds, Henry ... FRESHMAN onnuuoaaana 5- anna on o Q CHJNSS ...... South Main Street, Lanesboro ......68Monson Road, Wilbraham ........288 East Main, North Adams .....52 Quincy Street, North Adams .............7 Gavin Avenue, Adams ....4l Holbrook Street, North Adams ......l0l5 State Road, North Adams ....884 East Main Street, Bolton ......376 Columbia Street, Adams .....24 Forest Place, Pittsfield .....Comnonwealth Avenue, Hinsdale .....l8 Maple Street, Pittsfield .....9 Dalton Avenue, Pittsfield ......225 State Street, North Adams ....266 Ashland Street, North Adams .......27 Kemp Avenue, North Adams ............18 Khin Street, Dalton .............Lenox Road, Pittsfield ..63 Blackington Street,North Adams .232 Springside Avenue, Pittsfield ........37 Union Street, Pittsfield ...........KnoX Road, Pittsfield .... 46 Bryant Street, North Adams ......Q.....Box 25, Mill River .....9O High Street, Dalton ..........l6 Siara Street, Adams .............7 Daniels Court, Adams ...203 Houghton Street, North Adams ........299 Elm Street, Pittsfield .. .... .. ................... Hancock .....24l River Street, North Adams ...Berkshire Farm, Cannon, New York ..............P.O. Box 44, Monterey .........13 Church Street, Glouster 205 East Quincy Street, North Adams ..............55 East Street, Adams ......328 Chata Street, Pittsfield ......310 Union Street,'North Adams ....ll Holbrook Street, North Adams ........Middleton Hill Road, Rowe .......2O0 Fenn Street, Pittsfield ..32 Westminster Street, Pittsfield ...76 Maplewood Avenue, Pittsfield .....l5 Maple Street, Williamstown .....23 Veazie Street, North Adans .............Main Street, Lanesboro .......l Kingmont Street, Greenwood ..Mountainview Avenue, Williamstown ... ........ North Road, Chesterfield ..l6 No. Holden Street, North Adams ...........Oblong Road,Williamstown .........29 Wood St., North Adams L ...... .... 16 Essex St., Pittsfield ....81 E. Housatonic St., Pittsfield ........167 First Street, Pittsfield ...1l6 East Main Street, North Adams ik- ' 1 '.-M 1 'lfffl In 'n .1 QU' QI' 1 ' ' ' 94 ' I if il 45 12 SZ.. 3' ,A .x ,Y -134 1 . K Q rf' x-1 if If ,. 3:51 ctw? W ig '.'L .M MLA .I , QWLW' ' 1 Q.. K grew! U 'I f' We I Je sf K ' '- A 4 Y gr ' ns . v'.. J -I vu-,asf-,QM ' v-'i ml, qpnq ' , ' - f' 5 . 1.- 5 :- ' mx' I X , 49- his if W e f f fffiiyxx xx W 5 0 1 '0' ii, X, WN X Xa X .h W 5 V f QS 'x Q3 f QCA ,Q QSYQQgg5:7 wg MANLP Y TYLH4 qgw SSA GEORGE JARCR , LOUIS PARISIEP 4 fw wow Q0 A9 . Q ggb 4 C S5 xqsj? f f GS . ' ffx V RD DTFQQGN Q Clif 1 404,90 With the athletic program at North Adams comparatively limited, it has been an unavoidable necessity to put all our eggs in one basket, figurative- ly speaking, and devote our energies to supporting our one intercollegiate athletic activity, basketball. Basketball at North Adams still in comparative infancy since it dates back only to 1945, has had its feast and famine since that year. Actually, in our four years on the hill it has been a case 'of playing to keep the sport alive and pointing toward the day when our college' will increase in size and have a larger pool of athletes from which to draw. With limited manpower, and playing our annual schedule against schools four, five and six times our size, it has been a rocky four years but not one tinged with shame by any means. For it has been a happy faculty of the Profs to give every team they've met a good run for their money. With a few exceptions, no team has walked off without knowing they've been in a game. A bright spot in our four year term of service was the 1952-53 team, which had a creditable season and was able to win ten of its games. Four-year members of the team are co-captains George Jarck and Edward Lawton and senior lettennan Red Helfrich. Jarck and Helfrich played from '51 thru '55, while Lawton entered in '49, played on North Adam's only New Eng- land Conference Champions that year, played thru '51, then after two years in the service, returned to play from '53 thru '55, The outstanding achievement during the four year period was the scoring record of better than 1000 points over that time set by George Jarck who proved to be one of the better players in the New England Conference and a figure who will last long in the athletic annals of N.A.S.T.C. As athletics have become an integral part of the collegiate programs throughout the nation, it is the sincere wish of the grad ation class that basketball and possibly other athletics will grow and thrive cannensurately with the planned expansion in the future of our school. - CIDMUUATING SENI NIEV CEIFGE JAHCK CCELCAPTAHVJ EDMMTJLAWPUW UIJLMGWAINJ BED lH1iTHCH 6 , . -4- 'i 4 , -1, V Y L Pi! 1 III gli L I L 'I Ill- LA 'fail FL n ufq n '. 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Leaders all--Mr. Pierce's problem makers--and solvers --midnight meetings-Who's Who well represented-- budget to break even in June--Student Council Con- ference here this year-- prestige makers--success- ful year-Ames S.,,Pierce, advisor-Bernard Helfrich, -pr'e si1de11t. D O B M CIO U N C I L A social and athletic group-square dance, basketball, volley ball, swimming, ganes carnival, overnight hikes, Mt. Greylock-W. A. A. conference at Fran- ingham State Teachers-recreation, sportsmanship, teamwork-under the direc- tion of Miss Haresign, faculty advisor-Joan Damon, president. R -uf.. 3 3 WOMEN' S ATHELETIC ASSOCIATION MEN' s ATHELI-:TIC Assoc1AT1'oN Supporters of ping pong ball manufactures-dance fiends-debaters during lunch-the card gang-rousers of school spirit-staunch defenders of the school's honor-ping pong champions of the universe- Tom Hall, pf6Sid6HC- HONOR SOCIETY In all probability this is a science club-sponsor of the science fair-popular mechanics-Semon's Shiver- ing saints--run-away drills and mongolian huts --the assembly line that built the dome of the universe-every Tom, Dick and Harry is named John- you'll get a charge out of their magnetic person- ality-Dr. John and John Murphy head this club. Monday night soirees-- intellectual discussions charades-coffee round the dining room table--so few members until the mid-year harvest-that long defferred trip--the banquet--the grand finale-advised by Miss nderhill ahd Mr. Luddy --led by Carole Hurley S C IIEPJCIE CIL.U B CURRENT 'EVENTS Rapidly becoming a center for intellectual activity-sponsorship of famous lectures in all fields-school assemblies-slides and films-- discussions and debates-trips-dances and socials-advised by Ames S.' Pierce-club president Robert Rotti. Our roving reporters--the gifted gabbers with keyhole eyes-oodles of gossip, but little news-widespread campus coverage-William Coughlin a d Thomas Chadrozzi, co-editors-Miss Lanoue, advisor. y n TACONIC COLUMNS .. www. 1 Industrious and varied... that annual play profit... riders of the Ghost Train ...anything from Oliviers to stage hands... movies and skits.-.Broad- way in the Berkshires... Dr. Dennet, advisory Arnold Bartini, president, P' uf 'Q' COMMUTERS CLUB Did you bring your bottles back?...Those little four- somes for bridge...one o'clock invasion by the men...dai1y greetings from Mr. Wil1is...1ost ashtrays Gaslamps to see by...Miss Heresign , advisorg Marilyn Dunton, president: D R A M A C L U B 6,0 NEWMAN CLUB Devoted to understanding other religions--meetings composed of discussions on religious and secular topics--organizers of annual Christmas caroling --guided by Dr. Victor B. Chicoine and faculty ad- visor Dr. Harry L. Crow- ley-club president George Mil leI'. I Part of national organ- ization-perpetual drive for added membership-- study of religious liter- ature-talks by members of clergy--instruction and guidance-Christmas gifts -annual communion break- fast--a fun-filled St. Patrick's Day dance-- faculty advisor, Mr. Luddy --club president, Edward Lawtzon. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION s I 1 'A fg1gf'1f5! e ,W -EH--1 LA gi .. Q '.l A T v IOB BABY PICTURES O'Hearn Ho t t i Hugg Boyer Lawton Helfrich Smi th Dmton Pas ternak Hurley Andrews Sherman Owczarski K N 2 I ik, 41 .I Y: V ,.:- ' , ' 1 , J ff 1 IRQ I 43' .it ' ? A L hP'A ill Q Pi- 2 .....-A lil Q ,J '13 I+!!! 1 W I -1 I' ixll. sg . 9. J ' 1 q 'v -e 4 Y if I lf . . we- -, vm, ,f- ' 1 u 9 .Q ni ig, 'Q -fi Xl ,-- A -',XX,D? . . ', fx Kay Janet Andrews Class Officers Secretary 1, President 2, Cheer- leader l,2,3,4, Christian Association 4, Com- muters' Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, S,T,C,S.G.A. Co-Chairman 4, Drama Club 'The Ghost Train 4, Honor Society 2, Secretary Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Music Club A Christmas Carol l, Student Council 2, Ass't Trea surer 3, Treasurer 4, W.A.A. 1, Who's Who 4, Yearbook Co-Editor 4, May Day Queen's Court 1, Winter Carnival Queen's Court 3. Irma Dolores Rosma Christian Association 2,3,4, Current Events Clubl, Donn Council Class Representative 2, Drana Club 1, 2, Music Club Mikado 2, Student Council 3, Taconic Columns 1,2, Co-Editor 3, W.A.A. 1,2, Yearbook 4, Math Club 1. Hosaline Hi ta Boye r Conmuters's Club 1,2,3,4, Drarns Club 1,2,3, Newman Club l,2,3, Yearbook 4, May Day Queen's Court 2. Ma ri lg Eddy Dm ton Class Officer Vice President 3, Commuters' Club l,2,3, President 4, Drarns Club 1, Glee Club 1, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Science Club 3. Bernard D. Helfrich Basketball l,2,3,4, Class Officers,President 1,3, S.T.C.S.G.C. Co-Chairman 4, Current Events Club 3,-4, fl1.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Newman Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1, Vice President 3, President 4, Taconic Columns 2,3,4, Who's Who 4, Yearbook 4, Bookstore Ass' t Manager 3, Manager 4. Carole Ann Hurley N Class Officer Treasurer l,2,3,4, Cornmuters' Club l,2,4, Vice President 3, S.T.S.G.C. Secretary 4, Current Events Club 4, Drama Club 4, Honor Society 2,3, President 4, Newman Club l,2,3,4, W.A.A.123 , Who's Who 4, May Day Court Page 3. George ,larck Basketball l,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Yearbook Business Manager 4. x Edward lohn Lawton Basketball l,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Class Officer Presidemt 4 Current Events Club 3, Freshman Repre- sentative, M.A.A, 1, Newman Club 1,2,3, President 4, Student Council 4, Taconic Columns 3,4, Year- book 4, Baseball 2 119511. Margaret Helen McNeill Current Events Club 4, Class Representative Dorm Council 3,4, Drama Club 2, Music Club ' 'A Christmas Carol 1, Newman Clun 2,3, Taconic Columns 3 , W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Regina Tanguay O'Heam Corrmuters' Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2, Music Club ' 'Mikado 2, A Oiristmas Carol 1, Newman Club l,2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Frances Helm Owczarski Class Officer Vice President l, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Commuters' Club 1,2,3,4, Swampscott Conference 4, S.T.C.G.C. 4, Music Club l,2, President 3,4, Mikado 2, Patience 3, A Christmas Carol' 1, Newman Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3,4-, Taconic Colugjmns 3, Yearbook 4. Virginia Helen Pasternak coimmers' Club 1,2,3,4, Drams Club 2, mee Club l,2, Music Club 3,4, A Christmas Carol 1, Newman Club 2,3,4, W.A.A. l,3, Yearbook 4, 'May Day Q1een's Court Page 3. Angelo Highi Class Officer President 2, Honor.SoCiety 2,3,4, Yearbook 4. Robert Andrew Rotti Basketball 1, New York Coreference 4, Current Events Club 1,3, Secretary Treasurer 2, President 4, M.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Newman Club 2,3, Vice Presi- dent 4,. Taconic Colunns 2,i3, Yearbook 4. ..,. , Constance Rxgg Class Officer Secretary 3, Christian Association 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Dorm Council President 4 , Drama Club 1, Glee Club 1, Student Council 4 , W.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Who's Whd 4, Yearbook 4, Freshman Queen 1. Mary Sherman Commuters' Club 1,2,3,4, Taconic Colugjms 1,2,3, Yearbook 4, May Day Q1een's Court Page 1. .? Charlotte Sni th Class Officer Vice President 4, Gxristian Associ- Ation 2,4, Dorm Council Vice President 3, Drama Club 1,2, Ass't Librarian 1,2,3,4, Music Club Mikado 2, Taconic Columns l,2,4, Co-Editor 3, W.A.A. 1, Secretary Treasurer 2, Confesence Dele- gate 2,3, Vice President 4, Yearbook Co-Editor 4 May Day Q1een's Court 3. Ruth 'lhorse ll Christian Association 3, Drama Club 2, Treasurer 3, Dangerous Comer 3, Yearbook 3. 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