Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1960 volume:

M f M a w fll W i ffl W W  - ' «-.  nw .- SMITH ACADEMY EDITOR ' S LETTER Now that your Echo has arrived, you will be reliving the past school year and recalling all the memorable events. This is the first year that the Echo has donned stiff covers! The entire staff awaits your approval. Also notice the addition of such selections as the Class Banquet, Class Day, Graduation Formal Picture, Graduation Program, and candids. I hope you think that the hard work of the entire staff has been well worth its while. I would especially like to say thanks for the wonderful work done by the Business Manager, San dra Jablonski; Candid Editor, Shirley Widelo; Art Editor, Cynthia Karakula; and Photography Editor, Nancy Baceski. They were always willing to work on the yearbook and trying to make this one the best ever I Special thanks goes to Mrs. Spakowski, our ad- visor, and other faculty members, who showed so much co-operation and enthusiasm toward our year- book. Again may I say, that I, along with the entire staff, hope that you enjoy the yearbook. Sincerely, 13 cut£t LA Q (hc£+u d j Barbara J. Goclowski Editor-in-Chief DEDICATION In grateful appreciation, we the class of 1960 dedicate this, our yearbook, The Echo to you, John F. Symancyk. During the four years we have been with you, you have directed us with sound judgment and wise counsel. We respect you as a fine teacher and a wonderful man. In times to come, we hope you will help others as you have helped us. Therefore, it is with deepest humility and gratitude that we dedicate The Echo to you as a memorial to what you have done for us. YEARBOOK STAFF ADVISOR Mrs. Mary A. Spakowski EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Barbara Goclowski Barbara Filipek ASSISTANT EDITORS Kenneth Kulesza BUSINESS MANAGER Sandra Jablonski ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Patricia Molloy PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Nancy Baceski Sondra Kellogg Merle Omasta ASSISTANTS Barbara Novak CANDIDS EDITOR Shirley Widelo ASSISTANTS James Southard Carol Maslanka Kathleen Bucala Kathryn Rudy ART EDITOR Cynthia Karakula ASSISTANTS Maureen Molloy SPORTS EDITOR Anthony Symanski Robert Dulaski Sanford Belden Jack Baker Renee Magnin James Majeskey Paul Labbee Shirley Niksa Margaret Wilkes Clare Pickett ASSISTANTS John Ryan Frank Kempisty Mary Ann Osley GENERAL STAFF Carol Celatka Mary Pat Rogaleski Albert Cechvala David Byrne Elizabeth- Yanginski Patrica Wilkes Joan Goller Joyce Zehelski Henrietta Sliwoski Barbara Yarrows Richard O ' Dea Sandra Nartowicz Carole Skorupski Jane Kabat Mary Dickinson Judy Porada date do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none. SHAKESPEARE SUPERINTENDENT AND PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE JOHN A. SKARYZNSKI Remember Class of 1960, as you leave Smith Academy, whether you go to further your education or whether you seek employment for what might be your life- time profession, you are to become the future citizens and leaders of our nation. The strength of a democracy lies in the integrity of its citizens. Even in this space age, a life of character is a life dominated by true moral principles. The true leader knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. The glory of our nation has been, that, in times of crisis, gifted citizens arise who, with a total commitment to the wel- fare of the nation, ignore personal popularity, and often financial gain, to serve the ends of justice. With these thoughts in mind, go and take your place in this ever changing world and may God bless you in your every endeavor. MRS. JOAN B. BISSLAND English IIA, IVA, Problems of Democracy, Civics, Guidance, Assistant Pro Merito Advisor, Freshman Advisor China doll - Warm personality - My husband - Loves to read - Take off those hats! 1 ! - Shake- speare - Please be quiet! ! MRS. MARY C. HOLDSWORTH Algebra I, II, Trigonometry, Calculus, Solid and Plane Geometry, Physics, Science Club Advisor On the whole the tests were good! ! - Brown eyes Impala - Surprise quizzes - Pass in your scrap paper! 1 - Nice smile MRS. FLORENCE B. MULLER French I, II, Latin I, II, Assistant Principal, Music Advisor, Cheering Advisor, Student Council Advisor Bonjour! ! - Quiet - Don ' t fight it! - Very helpful - Petite - You must know your vocabulary! ' - Proud of Wheaton - Friendly MRS. MARGARET P. PRUZYNSKI Typing I, II, Shorthand I, II, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice, School Paper Advisor, G.O. Fund Treasurer, Junior Advisor You can tell the Juniors are here! - Kind to every- one - Basketball fan! - 5 minute timed writing - Ready to give advice -J MISS MARY E. RYAN English I, IB, IIIB, IVB, School Paper Advisor, Prize Speaking, Dramatics, Pro Merito Advisor Orals! - Wonderful friend - 6th period - Learn your lines! ! - Be quiet! ! - Have a nice week- end! ! - Devoted teacher - Good mimic MRS. MARY A. SPAKOWSKI Home Economics I, II, Biology, General Math, Yearbook Advisor, Sophomore Advisor Need any help?? - Likes to sew - Have you girls cleaned this room?? - It ' s just a stage the Sophomores are going through! - My scissors are missing! ! - Quiet study halls MR. JOHN F. SYMANCYK U.S. History, General Science, General Business, World History, Physical Education Director, Base- ball Coach, Soccer Coach, Senior Advisor, Girls ' Basketball Coach Parliamentary procedurel! - Hi-Fi fan - Lucky class advisor - Cadillac - Bow ties - Learn to pivot! ! MRS. MARIE P. SHEEHAN Secretary Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; . , , SHAKESPEARE NANCY BACESKI Nancy Northampton, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; School Paper 2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; School Play 1,4; Yearbook 3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Washing- ton Trip 4. Why come? - Neat dresser - JIMMY - Egg Salad Sandwiches - January 3??? - Loves Food - Burp, Burp - Hamilton College - Tobey - New Year ' s Eve?? - Angle A - Hot Oldsmobile. JOHN BAKER Jack Greenfield, College Course: Yearbook 4; Washing- ton Trip 4. Twangy Guitar - I Know - Always fooling around - D. R. - Northern Lights - Mt. Snow - What ' s homework? - Heyl - Great Joker - Dwayne. SANFORD BELDEN Sandy Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Yearbook 4; Science Club 4; Washington Trip 4. Twelve Points! - The Great Borrower - Outstand- ing Work Habits??? - Always Talking - Tragedy - I ' ve got a question! JOANNIE??? RUSSELL BROWN Russ New Port, Virginia, College Course: Glee Club 1; Soccer 3, 4; Washington Trip 4. Little Squaw - Expert on Chevys - Hot motorcycle - Who wants tickets? - Shut your DESK! - Asks fantastic questions. ROBERT DULASKI Ching Northampton, College Course: Yearbook 4; School Paper 3,4; Thespians 4; Glee Club 1; Soccer 4; Science Club 4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 4; Washington Trip 4. Green and white Chevy - Math genius - Problems in Problems Class i - Let ' s hold hands I - Blond Hair • Nice Smile. BARBARA FILIPEK Barbara Northampton, College Course: Basketball 1; Prize Speaking 3; Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; School Paper 3,4; Wash- ington Trip 4. Sh-h-h - I lost my pencil case! - Freckles - Kisses from heaven - Beach party - Miss Jefferson - Boys with blond hair! - BOB. BARBARA GOCLOWSKI Barbara Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Voice Class 2,3,4; School Paper 3,4; Yearbook 1,2, 3,4; Thespian 1,2,3,4; School Play 1,4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-Presi- dent 3; Girls ' State 3; Safety Council Delegate 3; Washington Trip 4. Let ' s see! - Food - Great Personality - GORDIE - ' 55 Impala??? - A referee now? - B. U. - Smith Charities - Angle B - April 19 - Cary Grant. JOHN HOFFMAN Johnny Northampton, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Soccer 3; Baseball 4; Washington Trip 4. So what? - Gets all his answers from GIRLS! - All my homework ' s done! - Red - S. N. -Blushes easily - North Main Resident - Fast typist. SANDRA JABLONSKI Sandy Northampton, College Course: School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Voice Class 3; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Thespian 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Washington Trip 4. Always laughing - JACK - Westfield State - Jablondeaul - Trig - Peppy Cheerleader - Vitamins down the drain - Smile, girls! - Greenfield Prom - Pretty blue eyes. JOSEPH KALENTEK Joe Northampton, Commercial Course: Baseball 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, Washington Trip 4. No drive-ins Open? - Oh, Carol - Letters - Water ' break - I ' m gonna get married. CYNTHIA KARAKULA Cindy Northampton, Commercial Course: Basketball 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 3,4; School Paper 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Washington Trip 4. Blushes easily - BERNIE - Always Smiling - November 13 - Jingle Bell Ball - Another poster? - Angle C - 21 - Guard making - 4 points - Blue Eyes?? JOHN KARAKULA Augie Northampton, Commercial Course: Basketball Man- ager 1,2; Glee Club 1; Soccer Manager 1. Florence resident - January 15 - Red and black Chevy! - Hello, cuz - Time for a break - Black hair. SONDRA KELLOGG Gidget Northampton, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; School Paper 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3,4; School Play 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 3; Washington Trip 4. Stolen love letter! - Cute smile - Can I see your homework? - Mary - TOMMY - Salisbury Beach - Black Hawk - Spokesman. KENNETH KULESZA Ken Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1; Class President 1,2; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; School Paper 4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Bonneville Oratorical Award 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Washington Trip 4. World ' s greatest coal shoveler?? - Infinitesimal - Jolly, Jolly! ! I - No clean white shirts - Fig New- ton - Bachelor until 30??? PAUL LABBEE Phrumper Northampton, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Thespian 2,3,4; School Play 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Prize Speaking 3; Yearbook 4; Class Vice-President 4; Washington Trip 4. I give up! ! ! - Bongo Drums - Full of fun - Monty ' s man - Christmas Card??? - I ' m free! - Always busy alter school - Jokes, Jokes ! RENEE MAGNIN Renee France, Commercial Course: School Paper 4; Year- book 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Washington Trip 4. Gum! ! ! - New Year ' s Eve Party?? - Oh, those Tigers! - STASH - Fooling with the boys - Parlez-vous francais? - RIOTS forever! - talkative - HotPontiac!! JAMES MAJESKEY Jasper Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; School Paper 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1,2, 3,4; Thespian 1,2,3,4; School Play 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3,4; Student Council 1; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Science Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys ' State 3; Safety Council Delegate 3; Government Representative 4; Washington Trip 4. Milo ' s buddy - Great golfer? - Think or Thwim - Bo-Merle and me - They laughed at Fulton. Big Wheel - Black Ford. EDWARD MALINOWSKI Edziu Hoyoke, College Course: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Base- ball 1, 3; Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 2; Washington Trip 4; Glee Club; Soccer Manager 1. Are you satisfied? - CONNIE - Gore Avenue - Beanie - Disowned cousins - Black bow tie! ! I - Genius. PATRICIA MOLLOY Patty Somerville, College Course: School Paper 3, 4; Year- book 2, 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Class Secretary 3; Thespian 4; Washington Trip 4. Cooley Dickinson Hospital - Shortie - School Paper Editor! - Fast talker - Deadlines tomorrow, don ' t forget! - Likes discussions - Black hair??? SHIRLEY NIKSA Shirr Northampton. Commercial Course: Prize Speaking 3; Thespian 4; School Paper 4; Yearbook 4; Washing- ton Trip 4. Where do we go next? - The 30th! - Flavorland, stop, stop! - This, that and the next thing. That laugh - Spiders - Blue - Operation Petticoat. BARBARA NOVAK Babs Northampton. Commercial Course: Cheerleading 1; School Paper 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Thespian 2, 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Washing- ton Trip 4. Pickles and ice cream - Long, Long, Ago - Pastel kneesocks - Always stook up - Sneakers - Blue skirt - Oh-h-h-h! I didn ' t say that! - Black and white Olds across the street. ROBERT NOVAK Bobby Northampton, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2; School Paper 2, 3; Washington Trip 4. One of the Commercial Boys - Dress-Up Days - Uh! ' - Roller Skating - Let me see! PAT - Like-al - Give it to me. RICHARD O ' DEA Tack Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1; Thespian 2, 3, 4; School Play 2, 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; School Paper 4; Yearbook 4; Washington Trip 4. Rosebud - Pneumonia - Great Manager - I loved three girls and lost - Tall and thin - A riot! - Green Chevrolet going around the square. MERLE OMASTA Merle Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; School Paper 4; Thespian 4; School Play 4; Prize Speaking 3; Cheerleading 4; Washington Trip 4. 6th period study - Great Kid - Big brown eyes I - Deerfield Academy - Myrtle - Funny faces?? - OLIVES - Franklin County Hospital. FRANCES PELIS Fran Northampton, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; School Paper 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Thespian 4; Washington Trip 4. The 5 W ' s - Gray Thunderbird - Oh, those hands! - Mountain Park??? - ARTHUR - Hatfield Street - Green and white station wagon. KATHRYN RUDY Kathy New York, Commercial Course: Thespian 4; Year- book 3. 4; School Paper 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Washington Trip 4. Beverly Heights - JERRY - Dirty Leaves - ORANGE lipstick - One of the Fabulous Five - No more saucer pan rides??? - Birthday Party. RICHARD SADOSKI Ritter Montague, Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Class Vice-President 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,4; Washington Trip 4. One of the Big Five I - A. I. C. Good dancer - Shall we do it together? - Quiet - River Road. JAMES SOUTHARD Wigs Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1; Year- book 4; School Paper 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Prize Speaking 3; Washington Trip 4. Broken window! ! ! - Ah! Come on! - I chose one! ' - His cowboy hat?? - Always rocking back on his chair - The telephone pole. ANTHONY SYMANSKI Tony Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1; School Paper 3,4; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Washington Trip 4. Who ' s Elaine? - Always blushing - Stands girls up - Be serious! - The dancing fool - I wouldn ' t do a thing like that! - Ray Bouchard ' s Number One Boy??? SHIRLEY WIDELO Shirley Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Voice Class 2, 3; Pro Merito 1; Yearbook 2, 3,4; School Paper 3,4; Thespian 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Cheerleading 4; Washington Trip 4. The Great Pretender - Blond hair - New York, here we come - Barbara and her - Hampton Beach - Scorekeeper - Rhode Island State Police - Red and Black Pontiac. MICHAEL YANGINSKI Mike Northampton, College Course: Glee Club 1; Pro Merito 1; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; School Paper 4; Washington Trip 4. Say something, PLEASEI - Very quiet - Yo-Yo - Green sweater - Mowing lawns - Cartoons and more cartoons! ! ! - School Street - End Man. THIS IS YOUR LIFE — CLASS OF 1960 In 1956, you were one of the thirty-three timid freshmen enter- ing Smith Academy. Since then the school has never had a dull moment. You were very happy to welcome two new pupils: Patty Molloy, a transfer from Northampton, and Sondra Kellogg, a transfer from Williamsburg. Under the trustworthy leadership of your class advisor, Mr. Symancyk, you held your first class meeting to elect your officers for the forthcoming year: President, Kenneth Kulesza; Vice-President, Richard Sadoski; Secretary, Betty Stempel; Treasurer, Edward Malinowski; and Student Council Representative, James Majes- key. After becoming accustomed to your environment, you were allowed to put on your first dance on April 26 which was a complete success. As the ending of your freshman year drew near, many of you were thinking how fast the year had gone by and about all the wonder- ful and eventful days to be remembered forever. After a restful summer, you came back to pick your class officers for the Sophomore year. They were: President, Kenneth Kulesza; Vice-President, Patty Molloy; Secretary, Barbara Goclowski; Treas- urer, James Majeskey; and Student Council Representative, Edward Malinowski. John Karakula joined your class in September and you very glad to welcome him. Remember how excited you all were the day you received your class rings? How thrilled you felt to have the security of belonging to Smith Academy and be part of its functions! That was the year you put on two school activities: The Autumn Leaves Hop and the Lollipop Hop. Many of your classmates went out for sports and did a fine job! Entering in September as a Junior gave you a sense that you were growing up and would soon be on your own in this wide world with many responsibilities. Class officers were elected: President, James Majeskey; Vice-President, Barbara Goclowski; Secretary, Patty Molloy; Treasurer, Sondra Kellogg; and Student Council Representative, Bar- bara Filipek and Kenneth Kulesza. You lost two students and gained two: Shirley Niksa, a transfer from Northampton High School, and John Baker, a transfer from Frontier Regional. That year you were in charge of initiating the humble Freshmen by having them perform ridiculous stunts and long speeches. In the middle of this unforgettable year, each one of you Juniors was required to deliver a declamation before the entire student body. Ten of you lucky people were then chosen to say your declamations at the Town Hall with Sondra Kellogg and Kenneth Kulesza coming to the top as the winners! You then ad- journed this year with the Junior Prom Rhapsody in Blue. The hall was beautifully decorated in various shades of blue. Then it came - your Senior year! Your classmates elected to serve as your class officers were: President, James Majeskey; Vice- President, Paul Labbee; Secretary, Barbara Novak; Treasurer, Sondra Kellogg; and three Student Council Representatives, Barbara Goclow- ski, Robert Dulaski, and Kenneth Kulesza. One of the highlights of this year was the Senior Play entitled Class Ring. You will certainly never forget your Washington Trip with its picturesque sights and un- forgettable times. On Commencement day, you stood on the stage of the Town Hall, wearing graduation caps and gowns, and waiting for the moment when you would receive your diploma. Like all other Senior classes, you were sorry to leave, but eager to start your life in this great world. SENIOR . 0«n «2 Jl i Don Jv a_n PERSONALITIES f | d ' Ci Y) uJy £v ce-r tfot ± flecfc Artist ii | Lsl L« c=a Hlrf %.ceski 3T. ? +V S f ,3. r C. Kav -Ks, ?. r 1 eAf K f?wci. 3 2d fe ' ■ $. 1 - ' ' ■- ' ■■ i 1 R. P0 .a y i j 1? , S , JawsJfj V £ r7 ' oo yk: $+• . tJo-s H S. Be U e n 3 Ka, i ' , Hs l . ym s, ' • ' -■ : ' .• ' ■.. . J. MoJoKw 7 lo bhse 0v «S2 0- Gqc gu)sH ft. o t -sH -•?- 0   .«t ex. -p A o « ' 7 S-fre Zo 71 ® ri- y«_  iH5K ' J Ja-fJ ' O r) o Otf y 7 sruoy ILL FfiZA CH -T Utt y _ JUNIORS J. Zehelski, K. Bucala, E. Deres, M. Molloy, M. Buckowski, J. Goller, C. Celatka, A. Cechvala, P. Wilkes, C. Maslanka, Mrs. Pruzynski, D. Byrne, J. Porada, M. Osley, D. Hoffman, H. Wykowski, B. Pelis, R. Slysz, R. Osepowicz, R. Petrowicz, T. Michaloski, G. Osley, T. LaBelle, F. Betsold OFFICERS D. Byrne President P. Wilkes Treasurer C. Maslanka Vice-President J. Porada Secretary Mrs. Pruzynski Advisor SOPHOMORES H. Sliwoski, C. Banas, C. Zack, J. Sadowski, B. Yanginski, K. Petrowicz, S. Wilkes, J. Kempisty, M. Wilkes, P. Paciorek, M. Rogaleski, D. Rudy, R. Petrick, Mrs. Spakowski, C. Symanski, C. Pickett, R. Martino, D. Sikorski, P. Wykowski, R. Hebert, G. Sadowski, J. Rogalewski, T. Yarrows, C. Cichanowicz, R. Tobacco, B. Celatka, D. Petcen, B. Burke, R. Harubin, R. Daniels, J. Ryan, J. Penkoski, D. Englehardt, J. Wanczyk, R. Omasta, F. Kempisty OFFICERS Mrs. Spakowski Advisor C. Pickett - Secretary D. Rudy Vice-President R. Petrick President C. Symanski Treasurer FRESHMEN A. Karakula, B. Korza, E. Deres, R. Thayer, C. Betsold, M. Dickinson, J. Kabat, P. Wilkes, Mrs. Bissland, D. Snook, S. Nartowicz, B. Michajluk, J. Zembiski, B. Yarrows, C. Osepowicz, S. Bruscoe, B. Byrne, F. Godek, J. Smith, R. Kellogg, J. Zembiski, C. Skorupski. Absent when taken: M. Cahill OFFICERS S. Nartowicz Secretary P. Wilkes Vice-President J. Kabat Treasurer Mrs. Bissland Advisor D. Snook President 01 It is excellent To have a giant ' s strength; but it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE SOCCER FIRST ROW: R. Brown, R. Petrowicz, D. Byrne, R. Kovalski, J. Kalentek, T. Michal, T. LaBelle, J. Southard. SECOND ROW: R. Kellogg, J. Symancyk, R. Slysz, D. Petcen, R. Dulaski, M Wilkes, J. Rogalewski, B. Pelis, D. Rudy, F. Kempisty SITTING: M. Wilkes, T. Mical, R. Byrne, J. Kalentek. STANDING: R. Petrowicz, T. LaBelle ' ' :-= ' : ' 7i ' ir -3: : - ! 5 y- i ' . BASEBALL Left to Right: C. Symanski, W. Burke, T. Symanski, K. Kulesza, Coach Symancyk, J. Southard, M. Wilkes, F. Godek, M. CaHill. Missing when picture was taken: J. Majeskey BOYS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: E. Malinowski, K. Kulesza, R. Kovalski, Coach Skarzynski, J. Southard, T. Symanski. SECOND ROW: J. Majeskey, W. Celatka, F. Godek, C. Symanski, M. Wilkes, T. LaBelle, S. Belden. THIRD ROW: Managers, D. Snook, C. Kovalski, R. O ' Dea, A. Cechvala Smith Academy compiled a tremendous record of twenty-two wins against only two defeats on the hardwoods this year. The Falcons, while running up this tremendous record, captured the Hampshire League Crown, then stunned many schoolboy followers by winning the upset Western Massachusetts Tournament. The Falcons closed the sea- son when they lost a heartbreaker in the opening round of the New England Tournament. A multitude of credit is given to the great Coach, Mr. John A. Skarzynski. CHAMPS JIM MAJESKEY At TONY SYMANSKI J.V. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: W. Burke, C. Symanski, M. Wilkes, R. Harubin, F. Godek, W. Celatka. SECOND ROW: Coach Andrews, J. Smith, D. Hoffman, B. Pelis, D. Sikorski, J. Ryan, M. Cahill, R. Omasta, Managers, C. Kovalski, D. Snook The JV team did an excellent job this season with a tremendous record of 18 wins and 1 loss. Smith School - won 33 - 29 Easthampton - won 46 - 39 Frontier Regional - won 40 - 37 Easthampton - won 37 - 31 Frontier Regional (Frosh) - won 57-43 Smith School - won 52 - 32 Frontier Regional - won 47-31 St. Michael ' s - won 45 - 33 South Hadley - won 48 - 38 Pioneer Regional Amherst Regional - won 50 - 48 Hopkins Academy - won 58 - 33 Pioneer Regional - won 53 - 46 Frontier Regional - won 37 - 30 St. Michael ' s - won 40 - 39 South Hadley - won 52-44 Amherst Regional - lost 52 - 45 Arms Academy - won 66 - 56 Hopkins Academy - won 53 - 40 won 43 - 31 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL B. Filipek, Manager; Coach Symancyk, M. Osley, Assistant Manager; C. Karakula, C. Maslanka, M. Rogaleski, B. Goclowski, J. Zembiski, K. Bucala, M. Dickinson, M. Buckowski, C. Celatka, B. Michajluk, J. Kabot, E. Deres, C. Betsold Although the girls ' basketball team did not have a winning season, the players never lacked the courage or determination to give their opponents a good fight. The most exciting game of the year was a four point win over Huntington, during which the girls were under constant pressure from lack of time. Managers B. Filipek and M. Osley did a creditable job. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: C. Pickett, S. Jablonski, J. Zembiski, M. Omasta, S. Widelo, J. Porada, B. Yarrows, P. Wilkes, S. Kellogg The girls, uniformed in striking purple corduroy skirts and weskits set off with gold buttons, did a fine job of leading the cheering section throughout the year. The squad was under the capable direction of their advisor, Mrs. Florence Muller. They were also helped greatly by Mitchie Stefancik and Georgie Ripka. 3rd Place Trophy won at David Prouty Cheering Tournament at Spencer 2U rZ,JLJL A J WELCDHI I SPORTS % I ACT VJ % Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE STUDENT COUNCIL R. Dulaski, Mrs. Muller, K. Kulesza, M. Osley, B. Michaluk, A. Cechvala, B. Goclqwski, M. Rogaleski This year, the Student Council was very active in selling line-up programs at the various home games and by providing bus transportation to the basketball tourna- ment games. OFFICERS B. Goclowski Secretary- Treasurer K. Kulesza - - President R. Dulaski Vice-President Left to Right: S. Jablonski, E. Malinowski, Mrs. Bissland, Miss Ryan, S„ Belden, B. Goclowski, A. Cechvala, R. Sadowski, B. Filipek, K. Kulesza, J. Majeskey, D. Byrne, M. Wilkes, M. Rogaleski, C. Maslanka, M. Osley, R. Daniels, C. Zack, R. Hebert, B. Yanginski, S. Wilkes PRO MERITO This year the Pro Merito Society claimed twenty members who attained an aver- age of 85% or better. S. Jablonski Secretary S. Belden Vice-President E. Malinowski ------- President B. Goclowski Treasurer Left to Right: Miss Ryan, N. Baceski, P. Molloy, B. Novak, Mrs. Pruzynski, S. Niksa, F. Pelis, C. Karakula, S. Jablonski, R. O ' Dea, S. Kellogg, K. Rudy, M. Omasta, B. Goclowski, S. Widelo, K. Petrowicz, J. Kempisty, R. Dulaski, M. Dickinson, R. Magnin, J. Porada, C. Maslanka, M. Rogaleski, C. Zack, F. Kempisty, J. Ryan, M. Yanginski, K. Kulesza, D. Byrne, T. Symanski, M. Wilkes, C. Celatka, M. Molloy, P. Wilkes, M. Osley, B. Yanginski, J. Zehelski, J. Goller, B. Yarrows, C. Banas, H. Sliwoski, B. Korza, J. Zembiski, C. Skorupski. SCHOOL PAPER EDITORS B. Novak -- Assistant Editor P. Molloy Editor -in -Cnief N. Baceski Assistant Editor F. Pelis -Production Manager S. Niksa Business Manager YEARBOOK N. Baceski, S. Jablonski, S. Widelo, B. Filipek, B. Goclowski, K. Kulesza, T. Symanski, C. Karakula, P. Molloy, J. Goller, J. Zehelski, J. Kabat, S. Nartowicz, M. Dickinson, M. Rogaleski, B. Yanginski, H. Sliwoski, Mrs. Spakowski, R. Magnin, F. Pelis, K. Rudy, P. Wilkes, M. Molloy, S. Niksa, S. Kellogg, C. Pickett, P. Wilkes, C. Skorupski, J. Ryan, D. Byrne, B. Dulaski, J. Southard, R. O ' Dea, P. Labbee, S. Belden, C. Celatka, K. Bucala, B. Yarrows, M. Osley, J. Porada, C. Maslanka. Absent when taken: C. Banas, J. Sadoski, J. Majeskey, F. Kempisty, M. Omasta EDITORS S. Jablonski Business Manager B. Goclowski Editor-in-Chief B. Filipek Assistant Editor K. Kulesza Assistant Editor DRIVER ' S EDUCATION FIRST ROW: R. Martino, P. Molloy, J. Sadoski, P. Wilkes, Mr. Skarzynski. SEC- OND ROW: J. Zehelski, J. Goller, M. Molloy, E. Deres, C. Maslanka. THIRD ROW: M. Buckowski, M. A. Osley, J. Porada, C. Celatka, K. Bucala. FOURTH ROW: J. Wanczyk, D. Hoffman, J. Rogalewski, G. Osley, R. Petrick. FIFTH ROW: J. Penkowski, R. Daniels, R. Harubin, D. Englehardt. SIXTH ROW: R. Petrowicz. A. Cechvala, T. Michal, D. Byrne, F. Betsold. SEVENTH ROW: R. Osepowicz, J. Baker, R. Slysz, W. Burke Drivers ' Ed. was taught this year by Mr. Skarzynski with the help of Mr. McGrath, a coach and teacher from Smith School. GLEE CLUB SITTING, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Norris, S. Kellogg, K. Rudy, B. Goclow- ski, N. Baceski. SECOND ROW: C. Karakula, R. Magnin, F. Pelis, B. Filipek, S. Widelo, S. Jablonski. THIRD ROW: C. Betsold, M. Dickinson, J. Kabot, B. Korza, S. Nartowicz, C. Skorupski. FOURTH ROW: H. Sliwoski, J. Sadoski, C. Banas, J. Kempisty, S. Wilkes, K. Petrowicz. FIFTH ROW: R. Martino, B. Yanginski, C. Zack, M. Rogaleski, E. Deres, A. Karakula. SIXTH ROW: P. Wilkes, J. Zembiski, J. Goller, M. Osley, J. Zehelski, P. Wilkes. SEVENTH ROW: C. Celatka, K. Bucala, C. Maslanka. STANDING: C. Pickett, J. Zembiski, J. Porada, B. Yarrows, B. Mic- haluk, R. Petrowicz, R. O ' Dea, G. Osley, R. Wanyczk, T. Yarrows, R. Yarrows, R. Byrne The Glee Club had another enjoyable year of music under the direction of Mrs. Esther Norris and Mrs. Florence Muller of the faculty. The first event to take place was during Christmas time and the Smith Academy Glee Club and members of the Center School participated in it. It was about Christmas in Many Lands. The second event was a Spring Concert held May 6 in which both schools again took part. This time the music was from different eras of time to the present. S. Niksa, B. Filipek, M. Omasta, N. Baceski, S. Kellogg, J. Majeskey, S. Belden, P. Labbee, J. Southard, K. Kulesza. PRIZE SPEAKING Memorial Town Hall 1st April 10, 1959 He Never Asked That Anything Be Made Easy - Virginia Gordon Sondra Kellogg 1st Not Guilty - Anonymous Kenneth Kulesza 2nd My Island - Robert J. Gunder Merle Omasta 2nd My Career in Sports - H. Allen Smith James Southard 3rd Sixteen - Maureen Daly Nancy Baceski 3rd Courage - Felix Holt James Majeskey 4th An Imperial Secret - Alexander Dumas Barbara Filipek 4th Million Dollar Challenge - Pat Frank Shirley Niksa 4th Abraham Lincoln - Frank Ramez Paul Labbee 4th A Man Don ' t Know What He Can Do - Elise Miller Davis Sanford Belden JUNIOR PROM CENTER: Judy Mullany, queen. Her court, left to right: B. Goclowski, S. Kellogg, last year ' s queen, S. Kubosiak, D. Burke, D. Kopec The theme of the prom was Rapsody In Blue with blue and silver predominant in the color scheme. The centerpiece was a blue-roofed wishing well, with a star studded enclosure set in a flower filled patio. On the stage a deep blue sky with a silver moon formed the background for the queen ' s silver throne and silver steps led up to her throne.. THESPIANS FIRST ROW: S. Kellogg, C. Masianka, A. Cechvala, M. Rogaleski, R. O ' Dea, N. Baceski, C. Pickett, P. Labbee, B. Goclowski, D. Byrne, B. Filipek. SECOND ROW: M. Wilkes, S. Widelo, A. Symanski, C. Celatka, S. Jablonski, P. Molloy, Miss Ryan, C. Banas, H. Sliwoski, M. Molloy, P. Wilkes, B. Korza. THIRD ROW: S. Nartowicz, S. Niksa, R. Dulaski, J. Southard, R. Kovalski, C. Karakula, K. Rudy, K. Bucala, J. Ryan. The Thespians presented the three-act comedy, Class Ring. N. Baceski - Toby, whose problems grew out of wearing Brose ' s class ring. J. Majeskey - Brose, owner of the ring. T. LaBelle - Kip, a talented high school actor. A. Cechvala - Dick, a suave and polished college man. C. Masianka - Kay, a shy girl Dick finally discovered. Others in the play included: B. Goclowski, R. O ' dea, S. Kellogg, C. Pickett, M. Omasta, P. Labbee, M. Rogaleski, B. Filipek, D. Byrne, F. Kempisty. c WASHINGTON TRIP Thursday, April 14 Well, Thursday did finally come! 1 1 It was a beautiful day to. start a trip to Washington. By 9:30. thirty-one of us and our chaperon, Mr. Moczulewski, with the group from Hopkins and their criaperone, Miss Jacobus, were at the Northampton station anxiously awaiting the train. Our trip officially began when we met the Chester group and their chaperone in Springfield. Lunch on the train was eagerly awaited by all. After a hot, tiring, bumpy ride, we arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, at 5:45, where, motor coaches transferred us to the Old Bay Line pier where we boarded the City of Norfolk for an overnight sail to Norfolk, Virginia. Staterooms were assigned, and dinner was served en route. The evening was spent getting acquainted. Friday, April 15 Everyone aroused cheerfully at 6:00 with a bright outlook for the day to come. We had breakfast aboard our steamer, City of Norfolk, and then boarded a bus for our pleasant trip to Williamsburg. At Williamsburg, we saw an interesting movie about restoring the colonial site and went on a guided tour which included; the old Capitol where Patrick Henry made his famous speeches and the Gaol where Blackbeard ' s pirates were imprisoned. While in Williamsburg, we ate dinner at the Colonial Restaurant, and then traveled to Jamestown and Yorktown. After a day of sight-seeing, we journeyed back to our boat at the Norfolk Pier. On boat, we ate supper and enjoyed an evening to ourselves. During the night, our boat ventured to Baltimore. Saturday, April 16 Still traveling by boat, we all arose early full of vim and vigor to eat breakfast at 7:00 in the dining hall. Then, at 8:00 we were on our way to Washington by the motor coaches. En route to Washington, we stopped to see the Franciscan Monastery, the newly built Immaculate Conception Church, and passed by the White House. We then arrived at the Annapolis Hotel, where we checked our baggage and were served lunch. After lunch, we went on a guided tour, which covered many interesting sites, such as the United States Capitol, the Supreme Court, and the Smithsonian Institute. After touring all day, we returned to the hotel to freshen up before supper. We had the night to ourselves and everyone took advantage of it. Sunday, April 17 After a sleepless night, Easter Sunday, a beautiful sunny day was one of our busiest days. At seven, everyone went to his respective church and attended services. At 10:00, following breakfast at the hotel, we left for an interesting tour of residential Washington. After we crossed the Potomac Paver, we found ourselves in Virginia. Our first stop was at Arlington Cemetery to see the Tomb of the Unknown Solider and the changing of the guards, and then to the famous Marine statue. Lunch was served at the famous Pen -Daw Restaurant. Traveling over the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway, we visited the famous home of George and Martha Washington, where we spent the re- mainder of the afternoon. Returning for dinner at the hotel, we then took a night tour to the Lincoln Memorial and the Archives Building where we saw the original copy of the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the Constitution of the United States. After we returned to the hotel, we had the evening to ourselves. Monday, April 18 After having breakfast at the hotel, we then visited the Bureau of Engraving and Printing where we saw the printing of U. S. stamps, bonds, and paper money. We then went to the Washington Monument and many of us climbed to the top. After re- turning to the bus, we went to Union Station for lunch. Departing from the station at 12:45 via the Pennsylvania Railroad, we arrived in New York at 4:35. We were then transferred by motor coaches to the Taft Hotel on 7th Avenue, at which time rooms were assigned. Following dinner at Maisel ' s Restaurant, we attended the Broadway Hit Please Don ' t Eat the Daisies at Radio City Music Hall. After the show we had the evening to ourselves, and many of us took full advantage of a night in New York. Tuesday, April 19 Tired, we got up at 8:00 and had breakfast on our own. At 10:00, we had a choice of either going shopping or to the United Nations for a guide conducted tour. Here the group was split, but then joined for lunch at Maisel ' s Restaurant. At 2:00, we went by motor coaches for a guided tour of Downtown New York, passing through Wall Street, the Bowery, Chinatown, Fulton Fish Market, and the East Side. The motor coaches then transferred us to Grand Central Station and departure from New York at 5:05. Dinner was served aboard the train. We arrived in Springfield at 8:04 and waited for the train to Northampton until 8:30. We arrived at Northampton at 8:54 safe and sound, but everyone was exhausted from touring and insufficient sleep. All in all, everyone enjoyed themselves and would love to have the chance to go again next year. JrOL oJcZr% y% . ■v . 1 ' • r MUM II 111 «t tfl . WILL i |M .J ; ■■■ ■ P. ' l CLASS WILL This is the last will and testament of the graduating class of 1960. The will reads as follows: BARBARA GOCLOWSKI leaves her diamond ring to Carol Banas who would certainly enjoy it. RUSSELL BROWN leaves his Indian reservation on Prospect Street to Frank Kempisty who is a better fit for wigwams. SANDRA JABLONSKI leaves her talkativeness to Mary Ann Osley. JOHN HOFFMAN leaves his real red hair to Barbara Yarrows. SANFORD BELDEN leaves his excess muscles to Robert Omasta. JOHN BAKER leaves his guitar talents to Edward Korza. JOSEPH KALENTEK leaves the drug store telephone to David Rudy. ROBERT DULASKI leaves his lucky pen to next year ' s basketball scribe. RENEE MAGNIN leaves her gum chewing in shorthand to Judy Porada. PAUL LABBEE leaves his bongo drums to George Osley. SONDRA KELLOGG leaves her cheering ability to Joanne Zembiski. SHIRLEY WIDELO leaves her height to Connie Zack (she needs it.) KENNETH KULESZA leaves his basketball turban to Charlie Symanski. CYNTHIA KARAKULA leaves her ability to charm South Deerfield boys to Joan Goller. BARBARA FILIPEK leaves her A ' s in French to John Ryan. ROBERT NOVAK leaves his moonglasses to Marty Wilkes. RICHARD O ' DEA leaves his stubborness to Peggy Wilkes. RICHARD SADOSKI leaves his shorthand ability to Robert Slysz. KATHRYN RUDY leaves her shyness to Paula Paciorek. JAMES SOUTHARD leaves his problems class jokes to David Byrne. ANTHONY SYMANSKI leaves his blushing ability to Billy Burke. JAMES MAJESKEY leaves his conceitedness to Albert Cechvala. MICHAEL YANGINSKI leaves his artistic ability to Raymond Trembly. EDWARD MALINOWSKI leaves his basketball ability to John Ryan. JOHN KARAKULA leaves his extra cigars to Tom LaBelle. PATRICIA MOLLOY wants to leave her 6 ' 2 pictures of Ted Williams to somebody; but no one wants them. SHIRLEY NEKSA leaves her ping-pong paddles to Clare Galenski. BARBARA NOVAK leaves her office job to Cookie Bucala. MERLE OMASTA leaves her wild time on the Washington trip to Danny Snook. FRANCES PELIS leaves her temper to Judy Kempisty. NANCY BACESKI leaves her party throwing ability to the freshman girls. (Remember her 8th grade graduation party?) The Class of 1960 leaves to: MRS. PRUZYNSKI - another commercial boy group as outstanding as this one. MRS. MDLLER - a round trip ticket to Paris. MRS. BISSLAND - a year so that she can control the aisles. MRS. SPAKOWSKI - a boys ' economic class. MISS RYAN - a typewriter so that the students won ' t have to write so much in class. MRS. HOLDS WORTH - glue so she won ' t have to drop pencils and chalk for boys to pick up. MR. SKARYZNSKI - a whip to wield his power. MR. SYMANCYK - one spare catcher ' s mask, which was lost in the Westfield Trade game. Be ing of sound mind and body, we hereby do certify that this is the last will and testament of the Class of 1960. . ! ' i 3 GRADUATION PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL THE NATIONAL ANTHEM INVOCATION Rev. William E. Dudley STUDENT SPEAKERS Challenge to the Individual Barbara J. Filipek ' Challenge to the World Kenneth H. Kulesza Challenge in Science Edward J. Malinowski MUSIC Glee Club PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT ADDRESS Dr. Kenneth Winetrout Head of Education Department American International College Springfield, Massachusetts ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARDS John A. Skarzynski, Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Mr. William H. Dickinson President of the B oard of Trustees CLASS SONG BENEDICTION Rev. Xavier S. Baranowski RECESSIONAL GRADUATION AWARDS PRO MERITO PINS - Sanford Belden, Barbara Filipek, Barbara Goclowski, Sandra Jablonski, Kenneth Kulesza, James Majeskey, Edward Malinowski, Richard Sadoski. HATFIELD LEGION AWARD, ORATORY MEDAL, AND U. S. SAVINGS BOND - Henry Wykowski CRISCO AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN HOME ECONOMICS - Patricia Molloy BETTY CROCKER AWARD FOR HIGHEST GRADE IN COMPETITIVE TEST - Barbara Goclowski HATFIELD BOOK CLUB AWARD FOR MOST PROGRESS IN HOME ECONOMICS ■ Patricia Molloy D. A.R. AWARD FOR QUALITIES OF LEADERSHIP AND PATRIOTISM - Barbara Goclowski VALEDICTORIAN MEDALLION - Edward Malinowski SALUTATORIAN MEDALLION - Barbara Filipek THIRD HONORS MEDALLION - Kenneth Kulesza GIRLS ' AND BOYS ' ACTIVITIES MEDALLIONS - Barbara Goclowski, James Majeskey GIRLS ' ATHLETICS MEDALLION - Barbara Goclowski BOYS ' ATHLETICS MEDALLIONS - Kenneth Kulesza, James Majeskey, Edward Malinowski, James Southard, Anthony Symanski. JOURNALISM MEDALLION - Barbara Goclowski ALL-AROUND STUDENT - Richard O ' Dea RENSSELAER AWARD - FOR EFFICIENCY IN MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE - Edward Malinowski HAMPSHIRE COUNTY MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR NURSING - Patricia Molloy DANFORTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS - Barbara Goclowski, Kenneth Kulesza LIONS CLUB AWARD TO FURTHER EDUCATION - Sandra Jablonski WOMAN ' S ENDEAVOR SOCIETY AWARD - Barbara Goclowski M. LARKIN PROULX AWARD - Kenneth Kulesza THE PARENT -TEACHERS AWARDS - Barbara Filipek, Sanford Belden FUTURE PLANS Nancy Baceski Northampton Commercial College John Baker Service Sanford Belden Purdue University Russell Brown Smith Agricultural School Robert Dulaski Lowell Institute of Technology Barbara Filipek Boston College Barbara Goclowski Boston University John Hoffman Service Sandra Jablonski Westfield State Teachers College Joseph Kalentek Service Cynthia Karakula Northampton Commercial College John Karakula Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush Co. Sondra Kellogg Secretary Kenneth Kulesza Amherst College Paul Labbee Clerk Renee Magnin Northampton Commercial College James Majeskey Boston College Edward Malinowski Amherst College Patricia Molloy Cooley Dickinson Hospital Shirley Niksa Secretary Barbara Novak Northampton Commercial College Robert Novak Bently School of Accounting Richard O ' Dea American International College Merle Omasta Franklin County Hospital Frances Pelis At Home Kathryn Rudy At Home Richard Sadoski Bently School of Accounting James Southard - Springfield College Anthony Symanski American International College Shirley Widelo Nasson College Michael Yanginski Service ■ ■ ' . This above all — to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE PATRONS Philip C. Viscidi Happy Henry Francis J. Mutter Vic Waryas Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller Mr. and Mrs. S. J. 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Telephone CH 7-2381 57 Main St. Hatfield Phone CHestnut 7-5505 HATFIELD DAIRY AUCTION GALLERY OF PIONEER VALLEY, INC. Daily Delivery of Milk and Cream 54 Main St. Hatfield, Mass. JOSEPH WENDOLOWSKI, JR. Prop. Telephone CHestnut 7-5022 J. E. PE TRICK - Auctioneer Tel. CH 7-5566 Compliments of Compliments of MICHAEL S. RAFFA Dealer in Grain, Roofing, Cement, Paint REV. X. BARANOWSKI Building Materials, Fertilizer Tel. CH 7-4770 H. A. DRAGON Compli ments Compliments of OPTICIAN o f W. T. GRANT CO. 49 Locust Street SPRUCI RESTA1 : HILL JRANT 41 Union Street Northampton Hadley, Mass . Easthampton, Mass. Compliments of HELEN TODD Interior Decorator 16 Crafts Avenue Northampton, Mass. PIERCES PAINTS h ART STORE 196 Main St. Northampton Supplies for Proms and Dances Picture Framing Compliments of WHALEN GAS h HEATING Bottled under the authority of the Coca-Cola Co. by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Northampton Compliments of CZELUSNIAK FUNERAL HOME ' WHATELY SEW SHOP h BALDYGA ' S PACKAGE STORE Rtes. 5 and 10 Whately Free Delivery Tel. CH 7-5006 Compliments of TONY ' S SERVICE STATION Tel. CH 7-5555 Compliments of S. M. BOURDON MASLANKA BROS. Growers of Potatoes - Spinach Squash Hatfield, Mass. Compliments of PELC ' S CAFE Compliments of HERLIHY ' S 7 6 Maple Street Florence Compliments of FRANK WIDELO Welding Tel. CH 7-5528 Tel. PR 2-6622 Best Wishes CARL ' S TEA ROOM GRIBBON ' S MUSIC HOUSE GREETINGS RESTAURANT The Spot to Buy Homemade Ice Cream Records 211 Main Street Northampton, Mass. Sandwiches - Dinners 2 65 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. 112 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. In Greenfield It ' s C om plim e nt s BAUCOM ' S WILSONS of TEXTBOOK EXCHANGE One of New England ' s Finest Department Stores GEORGE F. CRAMER Amherst, Mass. 10 8 No. Pleasant St. Amherst For Service Compliments of Imports - Mail Orders African Carvings Large asst. in AMHERST CLEANERS DYERS LEADER BOWLING ALLEY stock VISITORS WELCOME GIFTS INTERNATIONAL Amherst, Mass. Amherst, Mass. 85 Main St. Amherst, Mass. THE SPECIALTY GIFT TOY SHOP HOUSE OF WALSH More Than a Toggery - A College Institution Southwick Suits ROSE ' S RESTAURANT American- Italian Polish Food 98 No. Pleasant St. Amherst Custom Clothing Ladies ' Country Clothing Tel. JU 6-0826 Rt . 5 near Laurel Park Hallmark Cards Amherst, Mass. Northampton, Mass. DEARING ' S Compliments LOUIS KANDSZ JEWELRY, INC. of Wholesale Farm 67 Union Street Ea sthampton , Ma s s . WALTER ' S APPLIANCE Produce Potatoes and Onions a Specialty Exclusive in Keepsake Diamond Rings FURNITURE, INC. Hadley, Mass. River Rd . Whately, Mass. Tel. NO 5-3807 ROY ' S TEXACO SERVICE Get the Best Routes 5 and 10 Compliments of at Roy ' s Corner Main TOM ' S HOSLEY BROS., INC. and Grinders, Hot Dogs, Chevrolet- Old smobile Sugarloaf St. and Sandwiches Sales - Service South Deerfield, Mass. Phone Normandy 5-2035 of all kinds South Deerfield Mass . HARRY ' S MEN SHOP GEORGE F. CRAMER, JR. LEO ' S SERVICE STATION 17 Russell St. 61 Main Street Hadley, Mass. Greenfield Amherst, Mass. Phone JU 4-8073 Compliments of CHICK ' S RICHARD ' S CANDY LUNCHEONETTE KITCHEN RENDEZVOUS CAFE FRANK CACHOWSKI Prop. Deerfield, Mass. REST, INC. 3 2 Elm St. NO 5-9691 Fresh Candy South Deerfield Made Daily Compliments of Eat and Enjoy CLARENCE WOLFRAM Potato Chips Cheese Corn and Compliments of FINE ' S ARMY-NAVY The Complete Line of GE Appliances and Freezer Rental Service Norma-Lee Candies MANHAN POTATO CHIP CO., INC. 92 King St. STORE 37 Main St. North Hatfield, Mass. Northampton Northampton For Men of Today and Tomorrow Auctioneers Compliments of DANIEL ' S MAMAS ANTIQUE HIGHWAY CLUB Lobster, Steak, Fine Clothing for SHOP Chicken Over Half a Century Routes 5 and 10 Banquets Routes 5 and 10 16-18 Main St. Northampton, Mass. North Hatfield West Hatfield, Mass. Tel. CH 7-5511 Compliments of LABBEE ' S SERVICE STATION DZWIL AUTO BODY Auto Body Compliments JOHN LABBEE and of Prop. Service Station State Rd. Tel. CH 7-4211 West Hatfield West St. VALLEY AUTO TRIM Tel. JU 4-683 6 West Hatfield, Mass. For Good Schooling Compliments Compliments of SMITH of JOHN T. MAR TULA ACADEMY INSURANCE For AQUA VITAE AGENCY Good Seafoods RESTAURANT Try 245 Russell St. JACK AUGUST ' S Hadley Northampton Hadley, Mass. THE CEDAR CHEST, INC. Compliments of Compliments of 177 Main St. your DAVIS Northampton ENGINEERING A P MANAGERS CO. Bedspreads - Curtains and Linens - Draperies Tel. JU 4-3860 CLERKS Compliments of Compliments NELSON ' S Furnishings Men ' s Sportswear of Just a few steps PLEASANT off Main MARKET, INC. CAHILL r HODGES 14 Center St. Northampton, Mass. WALTER E. DENNY HARMONY SCHOOL OF MUSIC 191 1 2 Main St. WHMP Your Campus OPTICIAN Northampton Favorites Tel. JU 4-8019 Station 20 1 Main Street Northampton, Mass. Specialized Instruction in All Instruments GUS PERFITO Orchestra The Best in Music and News The Greatest in Record Hops WHALEN STATIONERY HELEN ' S HAIR PARSONS ELECTRIC SHOP T STYLISTS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 28 Center Street School Needs Slenderizing and Make-Up Dept. 155 Main St. JU 4-4861 Northampton, Mass. Portable Typewriters 153 Main St. Northampton Everything Electrical Since 1900 ED RICHARDS JR. FRANK T. WOODWARD Congratulations to the Class of I9 60 From WOODWARD INSURANCE AGENCY GORDON A. 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