Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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Senior C ass The nineteen members of the Senior Class, returning for their final year, elected the following officers : President: George Zgrodnik Vice President: Peter Pelc Secretary: Judy Mullany Treasurer: Louise Zembiski Student Council Representatives: Henry Dorsch, Sally Kubosiak, Catherine Pickett Under the guidance of Mr. Skarzynski, the Senior Class enjoyed a profitable and hectic but memorable year. Fund raising projects like the Senior Play, food sales, and an Alumni-Varsity basketball game helped finance the long awaited Washington Trip in April. On Good Government Day, Henry Dorsch, George Zgrodnik, and Judy Mullany ran as candi- dates for Good Government Representative, all engaging in heated, vigorous campaigns. After all the speeches were concluded, the entire school voted and elected Henry Dorsch as Good Government Day Representative from Smith Academy. Henry, along with representatives from other schools, went to Boston in March to take part in the government of our state for a day.