Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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Girls ' Basketball Lit ■ML- 1 Wrm ■PI JP . w |k ' L i The Girls ' Basketball team has had a far bet ' ter season than the record indicates. The record book shows two victories and nine defeats, but the girls felt that if they played the game straight and hard, they would be winning some thing, even if they lost the game . The Muller-coached team began their season with a defeat at the hands of Amherst. Two games were played with each of the following teams: Amherst High School, Hopkins Acade- my, Northampton High School, St. Michael ' s High School, and Deerfield. The two victories were at the expense of St. Michael ' s and the Burnham School for Girls. The team was led by captain Pat Mason, who was the high-scorer with 118 points; Marilyn Pelc came second; with 70 points, and Jane Dugal scored 49 points. Other forwards were Theresa Wilkes, Sally Toczko, Teresa Brassord, and Rita Vollinger. Guards were Phyllis Kochan, Mildred Novak, Sylvia Raffa, Judy Ryan, and Pauline Backiel. Nancy Barsh was the manager and Eleanor Vollinger was assistant manager for the season. S. A. 18 Amherst 23 S. A. 30 St. Michael ' s 26 S. A. 25 Amherst 29 S. A. 19 N. H. S. 37 S. A. 31 Deerfield 36 S. A. 24 St. Michael ' s 37 S. A. 24 Hopkins 29 S. A. 23 Hopkins 26 S. A. • Burnham 14 S. A. 3 5 N. H.S. 41 S. A. 24 Burnham 35

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Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL ' On September 27, the Student Council held its first meeting and elected the following of- ficers: Donald Jandzinski, president; George Klocko, vice-president; and Carl Wendolowski, secretary-treasurer. The other members of the council are Phyllis Kochan and Chester Foster, Seniors; Anna Kukucka, Junior; and Teresa Brassord, Fresh- man. At this first meeting the Student Council de- cided to sponsor the annual magazine campaign and to use the money for projects that would benefit the students of Smith Academy. On October 15, the Council had another meeting to discuss the organization of the Cheerleaders and the use of the new radio. After some discussion the Council decided to bring the three second-team cheerleaders up with the Varsity Cheerleaders. There would be an election for three J. V. Cheerleaders. After this problem was settled, the use of the radio was taken into consideration. A satisfactory idea was brought forth to the council by one of its members to have two representatives from ea.ch class, starting with the seniors and work- ing down to the freshmen, to run it at noon and after school. In January another problem was set before the council about a Good Government Day Pro- gram. It was decided that there would be six speakers. The program as a whole was very good and of importance and interest to all.