Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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CLASS MOTTO Ending But Beginning CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and White White Rose SMITH ACADEMY BOARD OF TRUSTEES William H. Dickinson, President Robert C. Byrne, Vice-President George H. Howard, Secretary and Treasurer Arthur C. Bardwell William R. Cutter G. Raymond Billings Luther A. Belden SCHOOL COMMITTEE John P. McLeod, Chairman Robert C. Byrne, Secretary Stanley Ziezulewicz SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Gilbert D. Bristol FACULTY OF SMITH ACADEMY John C. Jakobek, Principal Wallace Hibbard Marian Holmes, R.N. Florence E. Muller Bridget C. O ' Neill Margaret E. Pruzynski Mary E. Ryan Mary A. Spakowski John Symancyk SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC Maude E. Boyle

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AWARDS Pro Merito Pins — Dorothy Skarzynski, Evelyn Kacinski, Esther Carter American Agriculturist Foundation presents five dollars to the boy who has done outstanding work in Agriculture — Bernard Wendolowski Sons of the American Revolution Medal for excellence in United States History — Esther Carter Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Award for the best work in mathematics and science — Carl Majeskey Reader ' s Digest Award of one year ' s subscription to the Reader ' s Digest to the class valedictorian — Dorothy Skarzynski Becker College Scholarship Key to the student completing the Commercial Course with the highest average — Francis Dugal Hatfield Book Club presents five dollars to the student that has made the most progress in Home Economics — Theresa Nartowicz American Agriculturist Foundation presents five dollars to the outstanding girl in Home Economics — Evelyn Cackowski Woman ' s Endeavor Society Award for the student that has contributed the most to Smith Academy by her manners and speech — Evelyn Kacinski Class of 1927 Shield is presented to the girl that has contributed the most to Smith Academy by her earnest work, exemplary conduct, and in- terest in student activities — Esther Carter M. Larkin Proulx Shield to the boy who has contributed the most to Smith Academy by his manly bearing, earnest work, reliability, and interest in student activities — Richard Jandzinski. St. Casimir ' s Society Honorarium for outstanding scholarship: Dorothy Skarzynski — $35 for attaing the highest scholastic average Esther Carter — $10 for attaining the second highest average Evelyn Kacinski — $10 for attaining the second highest average

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PURPLE AND WHITE ECHO Issued by the Students of Smith Academy Hatfield, Massachusetts Vol. VIII June, 1948 CONTENTS In Memoriam 2 Dedication » 3 Faculty 4 Year Book Staff 6 Senior Class Officers 7 Senior Pictures „ 8-12 Class Day 13-14 Washington Trip 16-17 Senior Play 1 8 Junior Class 20 Prize Speaking 21 Sophomore Class 22 Freshman Class 23 Student Council 24 School Paper Staff 25 Pro Merito 2 6 Sports 27 Physical Education 28 Boys ' Basketball 29 Girls ' Basketball 30 Class Snaps 32-33 Alumni 34-35 Advertisements 37