Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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26 PURPLE AND WHITE ECHO Presentation of Class Gift We are leaving high school at a time the flag of our state. We hope that this when education is more vitally needed than gift will serve as a token of our apprecia- ever before. The education we have received tion for aU we have received here . With it here is, we realize, a splendid foundation „ r „ „.„+„ i „;»,„„,. „„„,] „,;„t,„ j.u -p,, ' ' r we extend sincere good wishes for the fu- ture success of SMITH ACADEMY. for the discipline and knowledge that the future years are going to demand from us. In grateful appreciation we leave this gift, BERNARD KACINSKI. Senior Auto Headlights Joan Bangs, Marie Korza Extra Bright Rear Light Bob Pelc Always Out Wheels Carolyn Kosior, Shirley Eberlein Lively People Shirley Labbee, Velma Omasta Horn Bernie Kacinski Always blowing Gas Shirley Betsold Easily Burned Up Spare Tire Larry Stoddard Handy to have around Roof Bill Mullins Way over our heads Engine Joe Blyda Always knocking Free wheeling Evelyn Szewczyk Easy going Seat Nellie Korza Always getting sat on Windshield iviper Jennie Cackewski Never works Body Students Brakes We have none Chokes The faculty Operator Mr. Larkin

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28 PURPLE AND WHITE ECHO Cheer Leaders Shirley Labbee, Carolyn Kosior, Velma Omasta, Josephine Foster. They ' ll Never Forget JOAN BANGS Washington and Eddie SHIRLEY BETSOLD .... Her one working day at Howard Johnson ' s JOE BLYDA The nervousness of Prize Speaking night JENNIE CACKOWSKI Dates with Iggy SHIRLEY EBERLEIN Those back stair trips in Washington BERNIE KACENSKI .... Glory of winning the basketball league. ' 45 MARIE KORZA Her inability to make that important decision NELLIE KORZA Her H. A. achievements CAROLYN KOSIOR That brief interlude of bliss in Washington SHIRLEY LABBEE . . . Her unquenchable love of cheerleading and dramatics WILLIAM MULLINS Agnes and Washington trip VELMA OMASTA The headaches of Student Council ROBERT PELC His joy in playing basketball LARRY STODDARD .... The adoration of the Sophomore and Junior girls EVELYN SZEWCZYK .... Her role in the senior play as Miss Dibble BARBARA TOBACCO ...... The horrors of bookkeeping class VICKY ZAWACKI Saturday night square dances