Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE To the Class of 1964: A school is most alive and alert when it lives looking back and thinks looking ahead. In this way it can preserve the best of its traditions while building for the future by intelligent adap- tation without any compromise to expediency. Education was once a series of streams. Now it has become one big river. You have already started your voyage on this river, and while you all have different goals, you are heading in the same direction. The river is becoming broader and traffic is becoming heavier. The journey is stimulating and the river endless. Keeping the above thoughts in our minds and close to our hearts, our wishes for success and happiness go out to the Class of 1964. May your voyage of life be exciting and successful. We can only hope the foundations that you have gained during your stay with us have prepared you for the many storms you will encounter during this voyage . It is with confidence and hope that we successfully launched your ship of life. Sincerely yours, a 15

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Mrs. Margaret E. Pruzynski McCarthy Business School Bookkeeping; Secretarial Practice; Shorthand I, II; Typing II; G.O. Fund Treasurer. She will always have the time to laugh and joke with you. Keep in time with the music. — Don ' t watch your fingers. -- Those five minute timed writings ! -- Loyal basketball fan. Mr. Richard S. Nadolny American International College, B.S. Economics; General Business; Personal Typing; English II-B, IV-B; Soccer Coach; Junior High Basketball Coach. A jolly good fellow he is. I wish you well??? -- I don ' t like repeating myself. -- This is a study hall, not a gossip period. — What ' s wrong with wearing glasses? Mrs. Marie P. Sheehan Northampton Commercial College School Secretary Last, but not least. Will you send a girl into the office? Always very busy. -- Friendly smile and helpful manner. --- Smith Academy, superintendent ' s office. 14

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