Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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F A C U L T Y

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We, the Senior Class, dedicate this issue of THE ECHO to a man who deserves our praise and gratitude as a teacher and as a coach. In his classes he has won our sincere respect and profound admiration. On the court he has given us the benefit of his superior skill in directing a team, showing us the qualities of good sportsmanship. It is, therefore, with great pride, and still greater appre- ciation, that we, the graduating class of 1954, dedicate our yearbook to MR. RUSSELL W. BASTIN

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JOHNC. JAKOREK Principal and Superintendent Bark is still worse than his bite — Hey boy — Authorita- tive — Those morning gab sessions in that gay office — That sharp-looking light blue suit — Joker?? MISS MARY E. RYAN English IA, IIA, IIIA, IVA English IIIB, IVB School Paper Advisor Prize Speaking Dramatics Sophomore Advisor Graduation Speakers Always ready to give a helping hand — Has great patience with students — Very neat dresser — Loyal to Irish on St. Patrick ' s Day — Nice to talk to. JOHN F. SYMANCYK General Science Physics Physical Education Coach of Baseball and Soccer Happy John — Neat dresser — That new, snazzy Buick — Everybody ' s buddy — Wonderful athlete — Likes to draw diagrams on the blackboards. MRS. FLORENCE E. MULLER French I, II, III Plane Geometry Algebra I, II Gills ' Basketball Coach Good things come in small packages — Neat dresser — Al- ways stresses playing a good game of basketball.