Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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16 PURPLE AND WHITE ECHO The Faculty First Row: Dorothy M. Allaire, Mary E. Ryan, Pauline R. Lyons, Alice J. Cullinan, Margaret E. Stoddard. Second Row: John R. Kallock, Principal Clarence J. Larkin, John P. Carroll. CLARENCE J. LARKIN, A. B., Principal Algebra, Chemistry, Geometry AMHERST COLLEGE JOHN R. KALLOCH B. P. E., Athletic Director Biology, Science, History, Problems of Democracy SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE MARY E. RYAN, A. B. Classical English, Commercial English 3-4 SMITH COLLEGE MARGARET E. STODDARD Shorthand, Typing, Business Arithmetic MCCARTHY ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE JOHN P. CARROLL, B. S. in Ed. Agriculture Instructor BOSTON UNIVERSITY DOROTHY M. ALLAIRE, B. S. Household Instructor FRAMINGHAM TEACHERS COLLEGE ALICE J. CULLINAN, B. S. in Ed. Commercial English 1-2, Business Training FITCHBURG TEACHERS COLLEGE, BAY PATH INSTITUTE

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SMITH ACADEMY 15 Commencement Day Here at the cross roads we ' re standing- Viewing the years that are gone Years that have been swift and fleeting Joyful with laughter and song . . . Far ahead stretches the future, wonderful mystic of youth, Bright with her promise eternal Bright with her promise of truth. Farewell classmates, teachers adieu, Here at the cross roads we must part from you. Hope calls us onward, bidding us be true, But memory binds us ever, to our dear S. A. and you. Here at the cross roads we ' re parting . . . Each one must journey alone, Each one must choose his own pathway, Building from days that are gone . . . And when we face life ' s stern battles, May memory bring us the sight. Bright with her promise eternal, Bright with her promise of truth. Class Poem After four cheerful, gol ' den years We are going to leave all behind; The stately red brick building With ivy-covered walls, And quaint old stairway; The spacious green lawn Shaded by the great elm trees; The dear familiar classrooms, The worn books, And well-autographed desks. We go and leave behind Our friends, Our teachers, And our guides. On a June day we say farewell; And — wistful, eager, hopeful — We look beyond the distant horizon Toward the unknown future. Our new friends, Our work, Our success, And our life . . . Proud and fearless We go forth to meet them, Hearts and minds alike, Armed with splendid memories Of four cheerful, golden years We leave behind. Evelyn Janos ' 41

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SMITH ACADEMY 17 Junior Class First Row: Edna Karpinski, Laura Zawacki, Helen Zawacki, Lucy Blyda, Thomas Mullins, Stanley Prucnal, Frances Kostek, Joyce Belden, Gertrude Wright, Lucille Majesky. Second Row: Mr. Kalloch, Marguerite Richards, Jennie Kuzontkoski, Vera Pashek, Melchior Kulesa, Stanley Macierowski, Chester Slusars, Bernard Donnis, Alice Yarrows, Miss Cullinan. Not in picture: Eugene Proulx. CLASS OFFICERS STANLEY PRUCNAL, President LUCY BLYDA, Secretary THOMAS MULLINS, Vice-President FRANCES KOSTEK, Treasurer MISS CULLINAN and MR. KALLOCH, Faculty Advisers