Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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YEARBOOK YEARBOOK STAFF This year the class of 1952 is publishing the ECHO without an editor. It has been customary for many years to have an editor; but we organized a committee the first part of October. We found this arrangement much more efficient, since there was much cooperation. In other words, we worked as a group; we did not have any associates or other staff officers. We were ably advised by Mr. Jakobek, who gave his time unselfish- ly. The staff of this yearbook consists of the following: Anna Kukucka, Margaret Engle- hardt, Gladys Smith, Theresa Wilkes, Robert Kowalski, Esther Thayer, Euclid LaRocque, Leonard Majeskey, Harold Lizak, Thomas Prucnal, Annie Foster, Carl Wendoloski, Judith Ryan, Fred Belden, and Jean Wells. The senior class wishes to thank each and everyone for the splendid job and the co- operation. With such cooperation, we were able to produce this 1952 ECHO.

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SCHOOL PAPER SCHOOL PAPER Once again a large number of students turned out to organize a school paper staff. The following officers were elected: editor- in-chief, Euclid LaRocque; associate editors, Anna Kukucka, Fred Belden, and Sylvia Raff a; art editor, Thomas Prucnal; assistant art editors, Esther Thayer, Thomas Roma- nowski, and Mitchie Backiel; literary edi- tors, Margaret Englehardt and Annie Fos- ter; sports editors, Judith Ryan, Bernard Goclowski, and Robert Kowalski; production staff, Sally Toczko, Gladys Smith, Sylvia Raff a, and Dorothy Pelis; busines managers, Carl Wendoloski and Judith Jennes; reporter staff, Theresa Wilkes, Esther Thayer, Joan Ziezulewicz, Margaret Ziezulewicz, Jeanette Zalenski, Carol Breor, Jean Klocko, Ann Parmenter, John Brassord and Euclid La- Rocque. We owe our deepest gratitude to the ad- visorship of Mrs. Pruzynski and Miss Ryan, who aided us diligently to make our paper a success.

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CHORAL GROUP CHORAL GROUP At the beginning of the school year, twenty-nine students reported for music and elected the following officers: president, Judy Ryan; vice-president, Pauline Sadow- ski; and secretary-treasurer, Euclid LaRoc- que. On the music committee, which was in charge of distributing music books and sheets, were Ann Parmeter, Peggy Start, and Euclid LaRocque. In charge of publi- city was Bob Kowalski. The choral group held regular practice sessions with Miss Maude E. Boyle as their director. As part of their project during the year, the club provided the music be- tween the acts of the Senior Play and on Prize Speaking night. They also took part in the annual Music Festival which was held in Athol this year.