Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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SMITH ACADEMY 11 Cheer Leaders Irene Zelewicz, Jean Bryant, Verna Skorupski CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO On the Youth of Today, Rests the Democracy of tomorrow.

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12 PURPLE AND WHITE ECHO CLASS DAY PROGRAM Address of Welcome It is my privilege to welcome you here tonight and to extend to you sincere thanks in behalf of my class for your help in mak- ing this occasion a memorable one. I want to extend thanks to our friends, teachers, classmates and parents for their constant help and encouragement during the past four years. If it had not been for their far- seeing vision we might easily have lost sight of the goal towards which we were pro- gressing. Now that we have reached that goal, we realize for the first time the debt of gratitude we owe to all those who have made its achievement possible. Our graduation exercises tomorrow will mark Smith Academy ' s sixty-ninth com- mencement, and tonight ' s informal program will review our four years at this school. So once again, in behalf of my class, I give you all a cordial welcome. EDWARD PASZEK ' 44 Class Gifts Edward Zima — To Butch, who has been so busy as to be forgetful at certain times, we give this date book, in the hope, that it will help him a little; at least to remem- ber their names. We hope he won ' t get all his girl friends mixed up in the Ma- rines, as he did when he was in high school. Helen Kochan — Helen has been pretty blue since her soldier boy has been transferred from Amherst. Because he can ' t come over in one of his airplanes, we decided to buy Helen an airplane of her own. It ' s not quite as big as the ones he flies, but — this one doesn ' t need any gas. Vera Mielesko — Vera seems to think that soldiers are better than any other service- man. When Vera begins to write those long letters they all seem to go the Army way. So for Vera we have some station- ery. But this stationery has a Marine in- signia on it, so please, Vera, don ' t send it to the Army. Why not try telling it to the Marines? Mary Majeski — Mary has been doing her best to keep her figure slim lately. We wonder, if it ' s for that certain someone? Well, to help her keep it that way we decided to buy her a jump rope. But we couldn ' t find one anywhere, so we had to get these: a pair of shoestrings. They do look a little like a jump rope, don ' t they? We bought them extra large, so if they ' re still too short, you ' ll have to tie them to- gether. Sophy Cackowski — Sophy has been having as a constant visitor, a ' Chevy Pickup ' from Sunderland. But just lately, it seems as though the gas shortage is affecting him. So we bought Sophy this little pickup of her own. Now Sophy can ride out to see him half way — or maybe even all the way, because this ' Pickup ' doesn ' t need any gas. Verna Skorupski — To Verna we give this Morse Code in the hope that, after Verna learns it, she will send it to that soldier of hers in Florida, who is forever send- ing those secret messages on the back of her letters. Then maybe We could under- stand them, too. Edward Paszek — To Edward we give this paper doll that he can call his own so that Eddie can stay home nights and give the rest of the girls a chance to get caught up on homework. Irene Zelewicz — For Irene we bought this tube of genuine non-smudge kissproof lipstick. The next time she enters a public place after doing a little parking, the Navy man won ' t be so embarrassed. Henry Betsold — To Henry we give this True Romance magazine. Through reading it we hope Henry can get a few ideas, as he is much too bashful, according to the girls.