Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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! ! I CJreshmari C ass Thirty-seven t imid and hesitant freshmen entered Smith Academy this fall, eager to discovei what awaited them in their new high school life. A new member of the class is Ronald Hebert from Northampton. Late in September, the freshman class, after becoming adapted to its new surroundings, held its first meeting, electing the following officers: President: William Celatka Vice President: Martin Wilkes Secretary: Robert Daniels Treasurer: Constance Zack Student Council Representative: Mary Rogaleski Mrs. Spakowski was appointed as class adviser. The Freshman Class made its debut in the social life of Smith Academy on the eve of April 3 when they sponsored the annual Spring Dance, a successful record hop.

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Soph Ofnore a, ass Returning eagerly to begin their second year at Smith Academy, the twenty-five members of the sophomore class elected the following officers: President:- Albert Cechvala Vice President: Mary Ann Osley Secretary: Carol Maslanka Treasurer: David Byrne Student Council Representative: Judy Porada Mrs. Pruzynski is the class advisor. On October 24, 1958, the sophomores sponsored the annual fall dance, with an Indian Summer theme. The music was furnished by Dick Duda ' s Band and appropriate autumn decora- tions were used. The dance was termed a success by all. The sophomores ordered class rings in October and, after months of anxious waiting, re- ceived them gladly in February.

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