Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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Prize Speaking i 2 t3 f4 5 %6 V 8 9 10 ANNUAL PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST Memorial Town Hall May 9, 1950 PROGRAM Failure of Success ..... Father Flanagan ' s Toughest Customer The Silver Bracelet ..... The Soul of the Violin ..... A Scene on the Battlefield .... How to Raise a Dog ..... How to Be a Ghost ..... The Ngiht the Bed Fell .... Wanted — Dead or Alive . . . . . The Gift of the Magi First Prize JSecond Prize ' Night Herding Song ...... fThird Prize ' Alleluia ' Bonnie Doon Boys ' Glee Club Frederick Belden, ' 53, Accompanist Girls ' Glee Club Mary Belden, ' 50, Accompanist Conferences of fudges Mrs. Katherine Bell Deerfield High School Miss Evelyn Marinus Hatfield Miss Jean Kempisty Hatfield AWARD OF PRIZES SMITH ACADEMY SONG Euger.e La France Eleanor Vollinger Donald Jandzinski Phyllis Kochan Chester Foster Patricia Mason Francis Godin Marilyn Pelc David Omasta Dorothy Goodwin Cowboy Song Descant-Zanzig Burns-Miller

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HBrrmi Fut ure Farmers of America F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America, or F.F.A. a= it is commonly known, is the national organiza- tion of, by and for boys studying vocational agri- culture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. The Smith Academy Chapter of the F.F.A., striving for cooperative spirit and leadership, is led by Dave Omasta. Bill Korza, Francis Holhut, Chester Foster and John Barrett as vice president, secretary, treasurer and reporter respectively, aid Dave in trying to improve scholarship, strengthen confidence, develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism. Though a young organization, the chapter has built up a small treasury, helped in community work, and feels that next year will be even a bet ' ter one for the gang.

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I J V Cheerleaders 2 Junior Varsity 3 V Cheerleaders