Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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MRS. FLORENCE E. MULLER Wheaton College, B.A. French I.II.III; Latin II; Conversational French; Guidance; Pro Merito Advisor. Take your pronunciation sheets -- Latin II midyears -- Now, girls!! -- proud of Wheaton -- People! --vocalist -- You must learn your vocabulary. --nice smile --ladylike -- dreams of atrip to France -- It ' s your English, people! --verb booklets. MR. JOHN H. NAUMOWICZ University of Massachusetts, B.A. English IIA.IIB.IIIA.IVA.III IVB; Prize Speaking; Pro Merito Advisor; Thespian Advisor; Discussion Club; Creative Writing. File 13 -- research papers -- Renaissance at S.A. -- Zeus -- I want it so quiet in here I can hear my dandruff dropping on the floor! -- neat dresser -- John Naumowicz Society -- liked by everyone --blond crew cut -- 3000 word paper due next week -- the little Renault -- I ' d rather see you make a spectacular fail- ure than a mediocre success. -- those vocabulary lists. MRS. MARY A. SPAKOWSKI University of Massachusetts, B.S., M.S. Biology IIA.IIB; Junior Business Math; Home Economics; Senior Class Advisor; Yearbook Advisor. Where are my home ec girls? -- quiet study halls -- What ' s the problem? -- biology units -- quizzes -- vitamins -- Do your figures check? -- modern homemakers -- Quiet --budgets --efficient -- good cook -- Washington Trip! -- happy disposi- tion -- patient -- soft-spoken -- There will be no signing out this period if this noise persists. -- We must have this down in black and white. -- You know where the gum goes! MR. LEONARD A. YARROWS University of Massachusetts, B.S. Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Senior Math, Chemistry, Physics, Sophomore Class Advisor, Science Discussion Club Advisor. For the time being ... --wild chem. labs -- surprise quizzes -- Let ' s not consult the answer book just yet! ! ! --colorful ties --always ready to help -- Do I hear any complaints? -- coffee break! -- hunter -- Let ' s think this through. -- I ' ll take your word for it. --races to the lunchroom?! -- papers for physics -- You ' ll learn when you get to college. -- pass in your home- work papers! -- comes from Hadley.

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Our Faculty MR. JAMES E. GALVIN University of Massachusetts, B.A. Civics; Problems of Democracy IV-A.IV-B; U.S. History; Spanish I; Junior Class Advisor. Why don ' t you girls like Spanish? -- forestry car -- Argentina -- weekly quizzes -- 4th period study hall -- tall -- Problems B Class? -- projects -- hunting jacket --wild hat -- outlines and notes! --shoulder taps during movies -- Quit playing -- p roud father -- long lectures -- intellectual. MRS. MARGARET E. PRUZYNSKI McCarthy Business School Bookkeeping; Secretarial Practice; Personal Typing; Shorthand I, II; Typing 1,11; G.O. Fund Treasurer; School Paper Advisor. Loyal basketball fan -- efficient -- green sandels! -- Come in at 2:15 -- patient -- Where ' s the school paper material? -- Keep your eyes off the keys! -- hot Chevy -- Do it right or don ' t do it! ! -- good money handler -- Now we ' ll have a five minute timed writing. -- Everything off your desk. --Time -- There is to be no talking. MR. JOHN F. SYMANCYK New York University, B.S. World History, Junior Business Training, General Science, Physical Education, Baseball Coach, Soccer Coach. Girls, where are your gym suits? -- likes to talk --summer camp --good dancer --likes bowties -- surprise exams -- When I was with the Yankees ... -- calisthenics -- physical fitness tests -- stolen baseballs! --Cadillac -- Keep, your eye on the ball -- long lectures -- You must learn how to pivot -- Hap- py -Go-Lucky -- This is your last warning! -- Friendly -- good athlete -- Stereos -- I ' ll see you at 2:15. MR. JOHN A. SKARZYNSKI Holy Cross, B.S.; Springfield College, M.Ed. Superintendent, Principal, Driver Education Instructor. Great Kidder -- What time did you get home last night?? -- always wins his arguments -- The answer is no! -- It ' s your conscience. --well-informed about everyone and everything -- his bark is worse than his bite -- argument over the trophy case! -- Another yearbook meeting? -- always reprimanding -- Don ' t tell me this is the way you work? -- his dented car -- likes to give everyone a hard time -- wil ling to help everyone -- coffee milkshakes with maple walnut ice cream.

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