Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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In grateful appreciation, we the Class of 1956 dedi- cate this yearbook to Mary E. Ryan, who greatly deserves our respect and admiration as class advisor. She has di- rected us through our four years at Smith Academy with sound judgment, and wise counsel. Many of our daily problems were eliminated through her guidance. Due to her untiring effort our class activities were com- pleted with great pride and success. She has also contrib- uted much by preparing us for a successful and happy future. We, therefore, dedicate this issue of THE ECHO with great pride and sincere gratitude to MARY E. RYAN

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MR. ARTHUR G. SCOTT Principal and Superintendent Silence is golden — Nice smile — Quiet — Always busy — Re- served and efficient — Learning about S. A. — Bad pennies always return! — Neat dresser. MISS MARY E. RYAN English I, II, IIIA, IVA English IIIB, IVB Dramatics Prize Speaking Graduation Speakers School Paper Advisor Senior Class Advisor Hurrah for the Irish! — Good listener — Good taste in clothes and jewelry — Pleasant disposition — Nice to know — Everyone ' s pal — Swell homeroom teacher — Ready to help. MR. JOHN A. SKARZYNSKI Trig Algebra I, II Plane Geometry Physics Basketball Coach Driver Education Faculty Manager for Athletics Freshman Class Advisor Great tease — blushes easily — Lost without answer-book — Friendly — Always ready with an answer — Saturday night dates — Nice to have around. MRS. MARY A. SPAKOWSKI Home Economics I, II Biology General Math Home and Family Junior Class Advisor Personal Guidance School cook — Wonderful smile — Pleasing personality — Soft-spoken — Helpful — Conservative dresser — Sorry you can ' t have any cookies!