Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

Sp Nineteen Sixty-Five Smith Academy Hatfield, Massachusetts THE EDITORS ADVISOR Mrs. Mary A. Spakowski CO-EDITOR Nancy Jaworski CO-EDITOR Lee Sperry BUSINESS MANAGER Cynthia Geryk PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Margaret Cantwell LAYOUT EDITOR Margaret Yanginski ART ADS EDITOR Janice Jackowski LITERARY EDITOR Sharron Olszewski ACTIVITIES EDITOR Marcia Goclowski Dedication We, theclass ofl 965, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. David L. Prentiss in appreciation of the sincere effort he has always given as our class advisor and teacher. We shall always remember him for the way he made our problems his. Principal ' s Message To the Class of 1965: Throughout the latter years of your lives you have been made aware of the great competition we as a nation must face in the world of today . It is to our pride and to your honor, that you have been prepared to take part in this competition. Yet we hope you have gained more than factual knowledge for this competition. As you enter this changing, competitive world, it is our hope that you have gained a sense of duty and obligation. Many of you will rise to positions of great responsibility. All of you will be required to make decisions that require sacrifice . When these events take place, we hope you can remember the meaning of these following lines. We like to believe they embody the educational goals of Smith Academy. We hope they also describe your worldly goals. Love thyself last; cherish those hearts that hate thee; Corruption wins not more than honesty. Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace, To silence envious tongues: be just, and fear not: Let all the ends thou aim ' st at be thy country ' s, Thy God ' s and truth ' s; then if thou fall ' st, O Cromwell, Thou fall ' st a blessed martyr. Sincerely yours, §jl - ' • Academics Mr. John A. Skarzynski Holy Cross, B.S.; Springfield College, M.Ed.; Super- intendent of Schools; Principal; Driver Education Instructor: I want to see the editors! Mrs. Florence E. Muller Wheaton College, B.A.; Assistant Principal; French I, II, III; Latin 11; Guidance Director; Pro Merito Advisor; Junior Class Advisor; Cheerleader Advisor. It ' s your English! Mr. Leonard A. Yarrows University of Massachusetts, B.S. Plane Geometry; Algebra II; Advanced Mathematics; Chemistry; Physics. Why don ' t we say number four also. Let ' s see -- that ' ll give you ten. And number six looks like a good one. And let ' s try seven, and eight, and ... Mrs . Mary A . Spakowski University of Massachusetts, B.S .; M.S . Biology IIA, IIB; Home Economics I, IV; Junior Business Math; Year- book Advisor. Put it down on paper first, and then there can be no slip-ups . Mr. David L. Prentiss West Virginia Wesleyan, B.A. U.S. History IIIA, I IB; Problems of Democracy IV -A, IV-B; Senior Class Advisor. Mr. John H. Naumowicz University of Massachusetts, B.S. English II -A, III-A, III-B, IV -A; Humanities; Prize Speaking; Pro Merito Ad- visor; Thespian Society Advisor; Creative Writing Society Advisor; Rod and Gun Club Advisor. One-two; button your lip. Three -four; put your books on the floor. Mrs. Margaret E. Pruzynski McCarthy Business School, Bookkeeping; Secretarial Practice; Typing I, II; Shorthand I, II; CO. Fund Treasurer; School Paper Advisor. Someone ' s table is hitting against the wall. Mr. Richard S. Nadolny American International College, B.S., Economics; General Business; English II-B, IVB; Personal Typing; Soccer Coach; Junior High Basketball Coach. Let ' s have some windows open in here. Waiting for a boy to open the door: David ' s smiling ' Make way for the Girls ' Locker Room, please! Oh boy, here we go again! ! One, Two, Three Jump! ! Boy, do these yearbook meetings get me ! ' You must be kidding ! ' ' Let ' s get this down and learn it cold. ' Isn ' t he beautiful ' Hello, there. ' Now what ' s she talking about? ' I hate those chairs here . Sure, I went to bed early. f Angels or what??? ■■ 1 1 4 2 and 2 is uh??? Oh, these Seniors! Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS On September ninth, the Sophomore Class eagerly awaited to begin its first year at Smith Academy. The sophomores held their first class meeting of the new term on September fourteenth with Mr. Nadolny, their class advisor. The students elected the following people to head their class: president, Richard Sliwoski; vice president, Harriet Belden; secretary, Donna Symanski; treasurer, Shirley Potyrala. Nancy Maslanka and William Donnis were elected to represent the class in the Student Council. Two new students this fall were Michael Adamites and James Mona- han. The initiation of the sophomores by the seniors was held in October at the Town Hall . The students ordered their standard class rings in November and received them in January. As a means of earning money toward their senior trip, the sopho- mores held a dance in February and a food sale . ROW 1: N. Maslanka, L. Antosz, B. Puchalski, E. Gore, D. Sikor- ski, G. Lesieur, M. Dzwil, P. Jaworski . ROW 2: J. Wilkes, R. Sliwoski, H. Belden, D. Symanski, S. Portyrala, C. Brown, A. Skorupski. ROW 3: B. Motyka, L. Prucnal, D. Kostek, C. Sliwoski, J. Kosakowski, Mr. Nadolny, C. Brown, R. Pease, J. Kugler, M. Adamites. STAIRS: C. Buckowski, R. Wozniak, B. Betsold, A. Adamski, P. Novak, M. Vachula, R. Mitchell, E. Proulx, M. Poole, R. Wozniak, J. Osley, D. Desmond, W. Olszewski, J. Yagodzinski, W. Donnis, R. Fitzgerald, R. Pelis, W. Skorupski, C. Kuzontkowski, C. Oszpowicz, C. Kielbowicz, D. Higgins, D. Korza, L. Maslanka, S. Boyle, D. Pelc, L. Burnikas, C. Syman- ski. What ' s wrong with boy cheerleaders? R. Sliwoski, H. Belden, Mr. Nadolny, D. Syman- ski, S. Potyrala. The Mess No, Peter, we didn ' t make the newspapers yet ! Larry doesn ' t really hate Donna . . . just her hair! Juniors At the first meeting of the junior class in September, the following were elected officers: President, Martha Belden; Vice-President, Frank Motyka; Secretary, Michelle Shaw; and Treasurer, Patricia Zembiski. Student Council members are Patricia Kempisty and David Puchalski . Kyra Petrick won the annual American Legion Oratorical Contest . Lynne Labbee was chosen to be a Girls ' Stater. The class held a dance October 23, with Jimmy Labbee serving as the disc jockey. The ' Junior Class Prom, Moments to Remember, was held at the Lord Jeffrey in Amherst, Saturday, May 22. FIRST ROW: D. Puchalski, M. Belden, F. Motyka, Mrs. Muller, M. Shaw, P. Zembiski, P. Kempisty. SECOND ROW: J. Skorupski, S. Baceski, N. Kochan, S. Yarrows, K. Petrick, S. Belden, E. Petcen. STAIRS: R. Bourque, D. Brown, E. Talenda, K. Kociela, D. Sikor- ski, T. Kukucka, T. Ursia, A. Barshenski, D. Brennan, D. Woloss, A. Prucnal, G. Maiewski, C. Stempel, K. Fitzgerald, B. Baje, N. Michalowski, S. Slowikowski, L. Labbee, G. Osciak, C. Bucala, D. Sheehan, B. Adamites. Maki says she isn ' t reading a Doesn ' t everyone wear shades in We know Suzi can ' t help it if she funny book . school ? has a loose tongue . Next year the Sophomores will be carrying these Juniors ' books. Barbara Adamski Barb Greenfield; Commercial; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3; Girls ' Baket- ball 2; School Paper 1,4; Yearbook 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4 Cotton skirts in the winter? . . . Davitttt! ... I promised not to tell, but . . . always seen with her arms around June . . . never leaves the house with a match . . . always with Rosie . Robert Burke Murph Northampton; Commercial; Chess Club 4; School Paper 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. K-4 . . . great personality . . . doesn ' t have a girlfriend! ? Hadley girls . . . many basketball fans, especially Judy . . . Oh, it is! . . . sec- ond period coffee breaks . . . following in his brother ' s footsteps ??? Jeannette Backiel Jen Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; School Paper 1,2,4; Co-Editor 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 3,4; Art Club 1; Pro Merito 1,2; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. She and Paul in P.O.D. . . . Nard ' s window . . THOSE girls . . . Shnob? . . . Chevies! . . . Apple Orchards Cow Bridge at 1 A.M. Bashan fan . . . one of Patricia Cahill Pat Northampton; Commercial; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; School Paper 1,2,4; Co -Editor 4; Cheerleader 1,3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. WALTER . . the teachers likes BAN An as . . Skar ' s girl . ■ Big Y girl . . . always arguing with elementary digital computer. Margaret Cantwell Peggy Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Treasurer 4; School Paper 1, 2; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Photography Editor 4; Girls ' Basketball 1,2,3; Discussion Club 2; Science Fair 3,4; Library Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 4; Class Treasurer 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. One of Tet ' s gang . . . baby sitter If I don ' t get accepted, I ' ll . . . Bashan fan chauffeur . . . camera bug Anne Sue Cernak Anne Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; School Paper 4; News Editor 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Dramatics Club 1; Washington Trip 4. Nice clothes . . . reserved . . . smiles for everyone ... a real lady . . . pretty eyes . . ■ selling fudge in the dark . . . mailman for Cynth ... a loyal basketball fan . . . morning trips across the street. William Cichanowicz Willy Northampton; Commercial; Library Club 1; Math Club 1; Glee Club 1; Science Club 1; Chess Club 4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Dates with 12 year old Whately girls . . . What ' s Willy ' s real secret about June?? . . . still uses that greasy kid ' s stuff . . . always has his nose under a hood . . . Give me your homework! . . . He ' s embarrassed. Edward Dickinson Twig Northampton; College; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Creative Writing So- ciety 3,4; Sports Club 4; Vice-President 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4 . Intellectual stimulation . . . but Mr. Naumowicz! . . . Maki ' s sweater ... he and Cynthia on Horse Mountain cutting Chrestmas trees??? i k Thomas Doktor Doc Northampton; Commercial; Glee Club 1,2,3; Rod and Gun Club 4; Sci- ence Club 1,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Molbear . . . assistant janitor ... he and Uncle Turk . . . Christmas tree chopper . . . Kugler ' s messenger boy . . . Mechanic?? ... I ' d go buzz-urk! ! . . . How sweet it is! ! David Flouton Magoo Northampton; College; Glee Club 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Basketball 2,3; Prize Speaking 3; Pro Merito 2,3,4; Science Fair 3,4; Creative Writing Contest 3,4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Washington Trip 4. Foof! . . . C ' esttout — two! ! . . . that old Triumph . . . we ' ve got to vote on it first . . . sleeping in P.O. D. . . . that gray Spider . . . handsome . . . beautiful blonde hair. Cynthia Geryk Cynth Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Debating Club 4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Basketball 1,2,3; Chess Club 4; Secretary 4; Creative Writing 2, 3; School Paper 1, 2; School Play 2; Senior Play 4; Discussion Club 2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Business Manager 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3. CARL . . . going to marry David Flouton? . . . she and Guts ... I just want to be myself. . . . Westfield . . . standing up Bridgewater . . . is my nose that long? . . . perfume girl. iffiyTf Frank Glenowicz Glink Northampton; College; Thespians 2,3,4; School Paper 1; Science Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Science Fair 3; Senior Play 4; Rod and Gun Club 4; School Play 4; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Fairy Glinkwater . . •. loves Naum . . . crying bucket . . . those second period coffee breaks . . . arguing in Humanites . . . those junior girls . . . taxi service . . . Car 54 . . . secret agent . . . But I thought . . . twin sister -- Mary Malinowski 22 Marcia Goclowski Marcia Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; School Paper 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Activities Editor 4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Secretary 2,4; Thespians 2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Girls ' Basketball 1,2,3; Manager 4; Art Club 1; Discussion Club 2,4; Driver ' s Education 3 . CHARLIE . . . WPI . . . Sealtest girl . . . what a hunk . . . White house fan . . . Charlie is coming home ! . . . guts . . . one of those Robert Gore Bubba Northampton; Commercial; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Soccer Manager 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1; Science Club 1; School Paper 1,2; Rod and Gun Club 4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Big grin . . . Always smiling . . . always loaded with towels buddy . . . secret agent . . . that red vest ! Skar ' s William Hoffman Gomer Northampton; Commercial; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Dramatics Club 1; Driver ' s Ed . 3 . Going steady?? . . . dates with Bonnie . . . where ' s Bonnie . . . tried out for home ec class . . . which is it -- Darl or Bonnie? . . . those green pants with the worn out seat . . . likes Burger Chef . . . intelligent? . . Gomer (what does it mean?) Janice Jackowski Jan Holyoke; College; Glee Club 1,2,4; Girls ' Basketball 2,3,4; Math Club 1; Art Club 1; Thespians 3,4; School Paper 2; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Year- book 2,4; Ads ' Editor 4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Golf Club 4; Pro Merito 1, 2,3,4; Science Fair 3,4; Creative Writing Contest 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Oh, that was easy ! U of M or Smith Kings Point , 23 I h Paul Jagodzinski Yaga Northampton; College; Thespians 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Science Club 1,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4 . BRENDA . . . big hippo from Elm Street . . . imported Studebaker . . . basketball star! ? . . . Me and Stimy are going to Miami. . . . secret agent . . . Skar ' s buddy . . . the 2:15 Club ... he and the girls in the back inP.O.D. Nancy Jaworski Squirt Northampton; College; Math Club 1; School Paper 1,2; Editor 1; Class President 2; Student Council 1; Secretary 1; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Vice- Pres. 2; Treas. 3; Thespians 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Discussion Club 2; Girls ' Basketball 2,3; Girl State 3; Good Government Day Representative 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Editor 4; DAR Award 4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 3; Second Prize 3; Gazette Reporter 3; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Golly . . . tobacco basket . . . sister and brothers? . . . ouijaMrs. Muller ' s echo . . . crazy laugh . . . Cow Bridge at 1 a.m. Joseph Kabat Joe Greenfield; College; Science Club 1; Math Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 4; School Paper 1; Baseball Manager 1; Basketball Manager 1; Class Secre- tary 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Creative Writing 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. It escapes me . swift Studebaker . quiet WNEC . Stan ' s buddy . the first time?? pants shy??? Thomas Kostek Teak Northampton; College; Math Club 1; Debating Society 4; Pro Merito 3,4; Soccer 2, 3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Student Council 2,3; Science Fair 3; School Paper 1; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Teakettle . . . money mad . . . mean temper, but calming down card shark . . . steak at Sam ' s parties ... a materialist . . . adopted families . . . stamp bug . . . going to live out West. 24 William Kukucka Kuch Northampton; College; Math Club 1; Library Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 4; Creative Writing 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Guillaume . . . Helped (?) Eddie get out of a ditch on Horse Mountain . . . Cyrano . . . that junior girl . . . tall, dark, and ??? Mary Malinowski Mary Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; School Paper 1,2,4; Girls ' Basketball 1,2; Discussion Club 2; Pro Merito 1; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. SABIN . . . Hartford . . . Father Henry ' s girl . . . Frankie ' s twin sister . . . Airline Drive -In . . . Mai . . . my husband ... ' 64 blue Ford . . . she and Nancy. Stanley Malinowski Stan Northampton; College; Creative Writing 2,3,4; President 2,3,4; School Paper 2,4; Sports Ed. 2,4; Gazette reporter 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Voice Class 3,4; District Chorus 4; Soccer Manager 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2,3; Pro Merito 1,2, 3,4; Boy State 3; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Senior Play 2,3,4; Discussion Club 2; Washington Trip. Prom with Dude always right . . . . 30 on a Humanities test National Merit Scholar . . . head manager Barbara Monahan Bobbie Dover, New Jersey; College; Transferred from New Brunswick High School; Glee Club 4; Rod and Gun Club 4 . DAVID . . . Jersey accent . . . getting her seat changed in P.O.D . . . . meetings in the halls . . . cutest brothers . . . always late for fourth period study hall . . . hates to smile . 25 Marcia Nartowicz Nard Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Thespians 2, 3,4; School Paper 1; Library Club 1; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Golf Club 4; Science Fair 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Y girl . . . frat parties . . . 9:30 dates . . . loves vampires . . . wounded at Cow Bridge at one in the morning ... I set my hair last night. . . . four dates in one day?!? Sharron Olszewski Little O Greenfield; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; School Paper 1; Library Club 1; Thespians 2, 3,4; Creative Writing 3,4; Discussion Club 2; Biology Club 4; Yearbook 4; Literary editor 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3 . DICK . . . Eaglebrook . . . after the Prom . . . Cow Bridge at 1 a.m. . . . those U.M. guys . . . quiet?? . . . blue truck with red wheels! ! . . . he ' s 6 ' 4 . . . freezing at the drive-in on Fridays . ■ ■ one of THOSE girls . . . GCC? Ronald Omasta Ronnie Greenfield; College; Math Club 1; Science Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 4; Baseball 2,4; Yearbook 3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Creative Writing 4; Sci- ence Fair 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 2; Washington Trip 4. Trips to Hadley . . . Bernie ' s buddy . . . Muscles Junior . . • quiet, but a crazy laugh . . . spelled his name wrong on College Boards . . . girls from across the river. Thomas Osley Gus Greenfield; College; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; School Paper 1; Science Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 4; Golf Club 4; Thespians 4; Chess Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Oswald . . . Joe the Bartender vest . . . surf cut -- part down the middle . . . golfer . . . I ' m never going to get married. . . . Colorado State . . . secret agent . . . third period study hall . . . pool up John ' s ... he and Surfer! Donna Punska Don Northampton; Commercial; Girls ' Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2; Bowling Club 4; Chess Club 4; Driver ' s ed. 3. LARRY . . . engaged?? . . . that Ford convertible . . . bowling Satur- day mornings . . . loves PUDding . . . longest hair in class. Patrick Ryan P. J. Northampton; Commercial; Bowling Club 4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Chess Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Want to hear a snappy joke? . . . Nancy ' s twin brother . . . cheer- leaders . . . living doll . . . smallest drugstore cowboy . . . scalped by Stimy. Dolores Sikorski Dolot Northampton; Commercial; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; School Paper 4; Yearbook 3,4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3. Gary . . . beautiful hair . . . longer than Donna ' s? . . . those letters from Herk . . . top sewer on the farm? . . . typist for the junior high Chatterbox . . . one of Mrs. Pruzynski ' s girls . . . she and Barbara . . . regrets not going on the Washington Trip . Helen Sikorski Helch Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; School Paper 1,2,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2, 3 . Has dated every Tom, Dick, and David . . . Roger ' s best girl . . . multicolored hair . . . four hours and fifteen min. overparked . . . Mansfield Beauty Academy . . . love that accordion player . . . White Eagle ' s. Henry Skorupski Nie Northampton; Commercial; School Paper 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; Soccer 1, 3; Baseball 1; Pro Merito 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Class Treasurer 3; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Blue Falcon . . . John ' s Buddy . . . Drugstore cowboy . . . Hadley girls . . . Just give me a 283 . . . The Villa . . . Let ' s go get a bromo. . . . always at the Maple Street Speed Shop. Darleen Slysz Darl Northampton; Commercial; Glee Club 1,2; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Chess Club 4; Yearbook 4; School Paper 1 . Those trips to Hadley . . . sophisticated? . . . memories of her old flame Carl . . . she and Julie -Ann . . . quiet has a special seat in problems. Sa ndra Smith Dude Northampton; College; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1; School Paper 2; Discussion Club 2; Rod and Gun Club 4; Year- book 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Prize Speaking 3; Science Fair 3,4; Ches Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Miss Authority my homework! ? Tuba . . . Prom with Stanley . . . I never do I don ' t know a thing . . . Bashan. Lee S perry Freemont Rochford, England; College; Thespians 2,3,4; School Paper 2,4; Editor 4; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Assistant Editor 4; Creative Writing 2, Treasurer 4; American Legion Oratorical Contest 2, 3; Baseball 3, Discussion Club 2; Prize Speaking 3; Math Club 1; Library Club 1 Play 2,3,4; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Gazette correspondent 2,3. Literary 3.4; Nonconformist ' 53 Ford he and Zog in P.O.D. 28 Robert Symanski Fur Greenfield; College; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Chess Club 4; Golf Club 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Senior Play 4; Science Club 1; Rod and Gun Club 4; Science Fair 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. and all of dat . not Paul and me . . . . pony express. runny nose . . . always blowing . . . Oh, no, . great rebounder . . . Betty . . . secret-agent Roger Vachula Rog East Hartford, Conn.; Commercial; Glee Club 1; Newspaper 1,2; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Rod and Gun Club 4; Yearbook 4. Patent-leather shoes . . . Big Y Man . . . crazy laugh . . . White Eagle Hall . . . Good morning . . . Henry ' s gym partner (only on Tuesday ' s) ... He knows everything. Anthony Wendolowski Tony Northampton; Commercial; Math Club 1; Library Club 1; Science Club 1; Yearbook 3,4; Chess Club 4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Washington Trip 4. Needs a pick-up to pick up pick-ups . . . Dodge truck . . . cannot beat his car . . . ' 57 blue and white Ford convertible . . . Willy ' s buddy . . Whately . . . taking after his brother ?? . . . cucumbers. June Woodward Pruner Northampton; College; Drama Club 1; Art Club 1,2; Creative Writing 2; Thespians 2,3,4; Prize Speaking 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,4; Girls ' Basketball 2; School Paper 4; Art Editor 4. What ' s a cowpiggy? . . . monkey thumbs . . . white Barracuda . . . I ' ve got ugly eyebrows . . . . palm reader . . . one of those girls . . . famous artist of the Sepia Proboscis. 29 Bernard Wozniak Bernie Northampton; Commercial; Yearbook 3,4; Rod and Gun Club 4; Driver ' s Education 3; Washington Trip 4. Would join the Women ' s Marines but couldn ' t pass the girls ' physical . . . double dates with Ronnie . . . Ruthie? trips to Hadley . . . bugged by a Junior girl . . . how about White Eagle? . . . what happen to Noreen??? Edward Wroblewski Uncle Turkey Northampton; Commercial; Rod and Gun Club 4; Science Club 1; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Pro Merito 1,2,3; Washington Trip 4. Belden ' s right hand man . Molbear ... he and Doc Turk . . . Studebaker . . fourth period study hall. . Christmas tree salesman . . . War with . . . assistant to the assistant janitor . . . smart . . . getting out of study hall . . . Margaret Yanginski Midge Springfield; College; Yearbook 2, 3,4; Lay-out Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Voice Class 2; Thespians 2,3,4; President 4; Senior Play 4; Prize Spaking 3; School Paper 1,2; Discussion Club 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Creative Writing 4; Class Vice-President 1; Driver ' s Ed. 3. That guy with the Beatle haircut . . . one of THOSE girls wounded at Cow Bridge at 1 . . . after the Prom??? . . . Mag. Oscar Mayer Weiner. Julieann Zalinski Zookabug Northampton; Commercial; School Paper 1; Thespians 2,4; Yearbook 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Pro Merito 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Dis- cussion Club 2. Hey, Tiger . • ■ Sonny ' s girl . . . Pro Merito . . . those Hadley guys . . . Hot Fudge Sundaes and cokes . . • Let ' s go picking Dandelions if her son doesn ' t catch us. . . . piggy back rides up Scotts ' Mountain and cow pastures . Helen-Mary Zgrodnik Zog Northampton; College; Pro Merito 1,4; Drama Club 1; Art Club 1; Sci- ence Club 1; Library Club 1; Thespians 2,3,4; Creative Writing 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; President 4; Discussion Club 2,4; Creative Writing Contest 3,4; Driver ' s Ed. 3; Science Fair 3; School Play 2,3. Brownie . . . summers at the Cape one of THOSE girls . . • Manlius . Galaxie XL . . . Mount Ida??? trips to Amherst . . . QT ' I ' m in love. . . . that swift Pictured Above: Frank Glenowicz, Margaret Cantwell, Jeannette Backiel, Nancy Jaworski, Mr. Prentiss, advisor. Student During the summer Nancy Jaworski and Stanley Malinowski represented Smith Academy at Girls ' State and Boys ' State. Nancy Jaworski was elected Student Government Day Rep- resentative, and in April represented our school in Boston. Nancy also received the DAR Good Citizen Award. Kyra Petrick won the American Legion Oratorical Contest and participated in the district contest. Patricia Cahill and Dolores Sikorski, accompanied by Mrs. Pruzynski, repre- sented us on March 8 for New England Tel Tel in Spring- field at the Mass. Mutual Life Insurance Company for AMS Education Day. Nancy Jaworski Stanley Malinowski Kyra Petrick 32 Representatives Patricia Cahill Dolores Sikorski Driver ' s Education PICTURED ABOVE: J. Yagodzinski, J. Kugler, C. Bucala, E. Gore, L. Antosz, L. Labbee, M. Shaw, S. Slowikowski, C. Kuzontkoski, D. Korza, C. Symanski, M. Shaw, N. Kochan, S. Belden, C. Stempel, M. Adamites, J. Skorupski, P. Novak, M. Poole, M. Belden, D. Puchalski, L. Maslanka, D. Si korski, C. Sliwoski, B. Baj, K. Petrick, A. Barshenski, R. Mitchell, R. Wozniak, T. Ursia, P. Zembiski, E. Talenda, T. Kukucka, C. Buckowski, M. Vachula, A. Prucnal, W. Olszewski, D. Brennan, K. Kociela, N. Michalow- ski, G. Maiewski, A. Adamski, D. Woloss, D. Sheehan. 33 Prize Speaking HATFIELD MEMORIAL TOWN HALL APRIL 17, 1964 1st Stanley Malinowski, Jr. 1st Donna Donnis 2nd Frank Glenowicz 2nd Sandra Smith 3rd David Flouton 3rd Margaret Yanginski 4th Ronald Omasta 4th Karen Snook 4th Sandra Smith 4th Lee Sperry Mr. Naumowicz, S. Malinowski, J. Woodward, L. Sperry, M. Yanginski, R. Omasta, S. Smith, D. Flouton, F. Glenowicz. 1 « ., -• H IH Pro Merito The students on the left have maintained an 85 average or -- ; |H WE better every year in high g9 WBs •_ school. At graduation they are given four-year Pro Merito pins and wear the gold tassels. Both college and commercial course students ' ' ] 1 are able to be in the society. J. Zalinski, N. Jaworski, M. Goclowski, Mrs. Muller, J. Jackowski, S. Smith, D. Sikorski. STANDING: S. Malinowski, C. Geryk, L. Sperry, H. Skorupski. Absent: Jeannette Backiel. The students on the right are sophomore and junior mem- bers of the society. These students have maintained an 85 or better average so far in high school. Adviser for both is Mrs. Muller. N. Kochan, P. Zembiski, L. Labbee, S. Yarrows, E. Petcen, M. Bel- den, D. Sheehan. STANDING: J. Skorupski, D. Korza, R. Sliwoski, C. Kuzontkoski, J. Yagodzinski, D. Pelc, D. Desmond, H. Belden, R. Pelis, L. Maslanka, M. Poole, C. Osepowicz, R. Wozniak, R. Pease, M. Vachula, A. Prucnal. SEATED: Mrs. Muller. Student Council President of the Student Council this year is Dave Flouton. Other officers are: Vice-President, Henry Skorupski; Secretary-Treasurer, Sandra Smith. Other members are David Puchalski, Bill Donnis, Pat Kempisty, and Nancy Maslanka. As in past years the Student Council sponsored such affairs as Booster Nite and the Class Picnic at Look Park. i Action Pictured Above: Smith, Geryk, Yarrows, Naumowicz, Cantwell, Malinowski, Jaworski, Slowikowski, Sikorski, Zgrodnik, Dzwil, Nartowicz, Petrick, Jackowski, Cemak, Olszewski, Belden, Maslanka, Pelc, Maslanka, Baceski, Ursia, Petcen, Maiewski, Prucnal, Brennan, Skorupski, Glenowicz, Flouton, Kabat, Kochan, Sperry, Baj, Symanski, Fitzgerald, Kuzontkoski, Donnis, Sliwoski, Belden, Kostek, Belden, Michalowski, Kempisty, Shaw, Backiel, Goclowski, Puchakki, Burnikas, Jaworski, Kosakowski, Kugler, Sheehan, Stempel, Labbee, Zembiski. Thespian Society This year the Thespian Society put on two successful productions entitled LOCK, STOCK, AND LIP- STICK, and MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS. The former, the Senior Play, was put on November 6, 1964 at the Hatfield Town Hall. The comedy in three acts was about the troubles at a school when a lady guidance counselor comes to a school. The latter was the school play which was produced May 21, 1965, also at the Town Hall. This comedy written by Christopher Sergei was about a family which was supposed to move when the World ' s Fair was about to start. Stanley Malinowski, Frank Glenowicz, and Margaret Yangin- ski were outstanding in both plays as the stars. Under the guidance of Mr. Naumowicz were the following officers : Pres. Yanginski; V. Pres. Yarrows; Seer. Geryk; Treas. Cantwell; Stage Manager Malinowski. They are shown on the left. Lock, Stock, and Lipstick l M Hj ■ w p -sN H W ' jI I HfflBF ' ' mKI B s lt i 11 lL ' IPs I UB Prucnal, Malinowski, Smith, Stempel, Petrick, Belden, Baceski, Petcen, Cemak, Fitzgerald, Zgrodnik, Sikorski, Korza, Burnikas, Slowikowski, Shaw, Labbee, Osepowicz, Yarrows, Dzwil, Kochan, Bucala, Symanski, Potyrala, Maslanka, Kuzontkoski , Boyle, Wendolowski, Belden, Ursia. SEATED: Sperry, Goclowski, Yanginski, Cantwell, Mrs. Spakowski, Jaworski, Geryk, Jackowski, Woodward. Absent Editor Sharron Olszewski. Yearbook The 1965 ECHO has been greatly improved and it is hoped that the students and teachers enjoy this issue of the yearbook. Additions and improvements include colored endsheets, sepiatone throughout the book, and candids to show both sides of the well-balanced student at Smith Academy, along with the best paper. The editors and the staff worked diligently throughout the year to raise the money needed and to put together the yearbook. The staff wishes to thank Mrs. Spakowski and all those who helped to make this edition a success. We would also like to wish the 1966 staff luck with their anniversary yearbook. It will be the ECHO ' s twenty-fifth birthday. They will probably introduce many more new items into the book which we could not. Is this all right with the office THE EDITORS Mrs. Spakowski, Jaworski, Geryk, Sperry, Yanginski, Goclowski, Cant- well, Jackowski. Michalowski, Mrs. Pruzynski, Cernak, Woodward, Malinowski, S. Malinowski, Backiel, Kugler, Cahill. School Paper and Falcon Flyer Under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Pruzynski, the school paper staff met in September during the Activity Period. Various members of the staff were assigned to write articles in the area in which he wanted to work. The ECHO was published during the Christmas season and Easter, In addition to these Mrs. Pruzynski started her school paper staff on a new venture this year ... In January a one page ' newspaper called the FALCON FLYER was published once a week, usually Tuesday or Wednesday. The students preferred this type of newspaper as it not only provided them with the latest gossip about school at the end when there was room. Rushing for a FALCON FLYER. S l- Getting news at the last minute. Glee Club SEATED: Vice-Pres. , N. Jaworski; Mrs. Norris, Pres. , H. Zgrodnik; Sec.-Treas., E. Petcen. STANDING: Librarians « S. ' Belden, L. Mas- lanka, K. Petrick, M. Yanginski, M. Belden. The Glee Club under the supervision of Mrs. Norris conducted its Christmas concert before vacation. One painting of the nativity was de- picted throughout the program. Songs about spring were sung at the annual spring concert. Stars and Stripes was sung at the annual Memorial Day exercises. The Lord ' s Prayer and Onward Ye Peoples were sung at graduation. Members of Voice Class with Mrs. Norris. ALTOS, BASSES, TENORS: A. Prucnal, K. Kociela, T. Ursia, R. Fitzgerald, R. Sliwoski, J. Wilkes, D. Flouton, L. Prucnal, D. Brennan, G. Maiewski, S. Malinowski, J. Osley, M. Belden, S. Belden, C. Sliwo- ski, M. Dzwil, D. Kostek, Norris, Muller, M. Goclowski, J. Jackowski, S. Smith, E. Petcen, D. Sheehan, P. Canill, N. Jaworski, D. Symanski, D. Korza, B. Adamites, J. Kugler, K. Petrick, H. Sikorski, S. Yar- rows, C. Brown. Voice Class The members of the Voice Class this year are Harriet Belden, Sarah Belden, Christine Sliwoski, Kyra Petrick, Barbara Baj, Nanci Michaloski, Martha Belden, Carol Stempel, Richard Sliwoski, Stanley Malinowski, David Brennan, Larry Prucnal, George Maiewski, and Alan Prucnal. They had a successful year under the supervision of Mrs. Esther Norris. They attended the Western Mass. Music Festival in Ludlow. Stanley Malinowski attended the District Chorus in Greenfield. I get more tired standing than singing. Who ' s missing a wooden leg? SOPRANOS: Woodward, Sikorski, Adamski, Malinowski, Olszewski, Cernak, Yanginski, Zgrodnik, Geryk, Cantwell, Michaloski, Kochan, Fitzgerald, Baceski, Labbee, Slowikowski, Kuzontkowski, Maslarika, Syman- ski, Osepowicz, Pelc, Belden, Kempisty, Baj, Zembiski, Stempel, Shaw, Burnikas, Boyle, N. Maslanka, Kosakowski, Potyrala. ■ i ■■ ' ■ L SEATED: K. Petrick, M. Goclowski, S. Malinowski, Jr., Mr. Naumowicz, H. Zgrodnik, L. Sperry. STAND- ING: N. Jaworski, A.Prucnal, J. Kabat, N. Kochan, D. Sheehan, W. Kukucka, M. Yanginski, M. Belden, J. Jackowski, D. Brennan, G. Maiewski, S. Olszewski. Creative Writing Society The Creative Writing Society accomplished much in its fifth year at Smith Academy with Stanley Malinowski, President; Helen-Mary Zgrodnik, Vice-President; Marcia Goclowski, Secretary; Lee Sperry, Treasurer; Kyra Petrick, Narrator. With its seventeen members it held its annual literature contest. Judges from the society were David Brennan and Margaret Yanginski. High school judges were Mr. Moczulewski, and Mr. Savage, Junior high judges were Mr. Naumowicz, and Mrs. Muller. Prizes were awarded on Class Day, June 16 in groups of three to both the senior and junior high divisions. Students could enter essays, poems, or short stories. At the Class Day exercises Mr. Naumowicz awarded pins to ten seniors. The class of 1965 designed these pins for the seniors before them also. The prizes from the contest were also awarded that day. This was the first year they were not published in the club magazine, Anything and Everything. First step in writing: Worse than creating: Rod and Gun Mr. Naumowicz, Woz- niak, Bourque, Motyka, Kociela, Kukucka, Woloss, Glenowicz, Talenda, Ursia, Kabat, Brown, Osley, Monahan, D. Brown, Omasta, Wilkes, Donnis, Vachula, Wroblewski, Betsold, Hoffman, Cichanowicz, Doktor, Wendolowski, Gore. Chess Club Proulx, Yagodzinski, Olszewski, Prucnal, Mr. Nadolny, Maiewski, Pelis, Skorupski, Barshenski, Desmond, Kukucka, Kostek, Sliwoski, Osley, Dickinson, Sikorski, Motyka, Puchalski. Golf Club aiu-uj B m i Mr. Moczulewski, T. Osley, Symanski, Flouton, Glenowicz, Jackowski, J. Osley, Mr. Sharzynski. ' fi Debating Club Science Club i l 1,1 51 A X Zgrodnik, R. Sliwoski, C. Sliwoski, Brennan, Mr. Prentiss, Baj, Michalowski, Smith, Belden. Mr. Yarrows, J. Skorupski, A. Skorupski, Adamites, Fitzgerald, Prucnal. ' Dang it! ' You asked for it! Falcons Finish Fourth Although the Falcon ' s fourth place finish was not an overly impressive one, there were, as there usually are, outstanding performances by individual team members. Co-captain Bob Symanski at left halfback made the All Hampshire League first team, with Bobby Pelis (inside right) and Bill Hoffman (fullback) receiving honorable mention. Pelis and freshman Bruce Malinowski did most of the scoring for coach Spike Nadolny. The most optimistic note for next year comes from the fact that Coach Nadolny will have a goodly number of experienced players returning, only one of them a senior. Behind the scenes. Our Motto — Work; don ' t goof off! Get that goal! Although winning the same number of games as last year ' s team and finishing the season with a 3-11 Hampshire League record, Coach Andrews ' Falcon had a very good season in one respect. Once again the accent was on youth and once again a very good group of freshman will probably keep it that way for awhile. Freshmen Tommy Wickles (at shortstop) and George Vachula (at second base) did very commendable jobs both on the field and at the plate and will more than likely be regular starters next year. Bruce Malinowski, Vic Lisewski and Rich Burrington also held their own. If a replacement can be found for ace pitcher Bob Burke (this year ' s and last year ' s Most Valuable Player), perhaps things will begin to move next year. Our lucky charm. What ' s the big joke? Accent Still on Youth KNEELING: Malinowski, Brennan, Poole, Marcinowski, Mr. Andrews, Sperry, Flouton, Pelis, Des- mond, Burrington, Lisewski, Burke, Vachula, Sikorski, Prucnal, Wickles, Vachula, Malinowski, Prucnal, Maiewski, Wilkes, Olszewski, Mr. Healy. 49 m KNEELING: Prucnal, Burke, Symanski, Glenowicz, Hoffman, Jagodzinski. STANDING: Sliwoski, YagodzinsM Pelis, M. Moczulewski, Puchalski, Skorupski, Osley. ' Hampshire League Champs It was a real red-letter year for the 1964-65 Falcon Express. Anticipated as a weak, rebuilding year after the loss of four starting seniors from last year ' s second-place, 13-5 team, it turned out to be probably Smith Academy ' s and Coach Max Moczulewski ' s proudest. The Falcons, picked to finish third or fourth, rolled over the Hampshire League competition (many games were close, but the express always had that vital reserve power needed to come out on top) and remained undefeated until their last league game, a very close one, when they were tripped up by a revenge-seeking St. Michael ' s team, and ended the season with a 17-1 record. To top off everything, the team went to the Western Mass. Tournament, losing to Holyoke High by a score of 44-42. The key to this particular team ' s success was undoubtedly its balanced attack. The five starters (Bob Burke, Bob Symanski, Bob Pelis, Bill Hoffman and Frank Glenowicz) all were capable of and had twenty -point performances. Four of the five finished the season with double-figure averages, and the other player just missed with 9.2. The team was in a huddle. The coach was at the head. rfoSr Jy wri flB| - JBkfH Hm. j H B E Mr ] K9 i , fl H iJ ySj By M ., r J K r r ' JC j ' v Ban ■ fB m w ■? s 1 I Si i Ttff .: v ! it 7 if iff ? ' iifc | ■ l In IS fjiS D. Puchalski, C. Skorupski, R. Sliwoski, A. Prucnal, V. Lisewski, B. Malinowski, Mr. Savage, W. Betsold, M. Ciszewski, J. Monahan, R. Fitzgerald, J. Yagodzinski, J. Osley. KNEELING: W. Belden, G. Maiewski. Smith ' s Future Noise-makers This year Coach Joseph Savage put together Smith Academy ' s strongest J. V. team in many years, and certainly one of the strongest in the past Hampshire League season. Thanks to the consistent high scor- ing performances of John Yagodzinski and Richie Sliwoski and good play from regulars Alan Prucnal, John Osley, Dave Puchalski and Chet Skorupski, the junior Falcons beat most of their opponents by wide margins on their way to a 16-2 record. A strong junior varsity team such as this one will certainly be a boon to varsity coach Max Moczulew- ski, who is losing four of his five Hampshire League champion starters to the post-grad world. Stanley keeping his statistics and Joe Fennessey reporting the highlights. ROW 1: D. Kostek, L. Burnikas, M. Belden, K. Fitzgerald, L. Maslanka, C. Kuzontkoski. ROW 2: Miss Kozera, J. Jackowski, H. Belden, S. Potyrala, M. Goclowski, manager. ROW 1: S. Maiewski, I. Glenowicz, B. Malinow- ski, J. Dickinson, C. Symanski, J. Jagodzinski. ROW 2: D. Symanski, manager, Klimczyk, C. Vachula, Miss Pipczynski, E. Osley, L. Shaw, C. Sliwoski, manager. 3 5 . | Girls ' Team Sets New Record The girls ' basketball team did quite well this season with its two new coaches and many new players. Coach Carolyn Kozera sparked the varsity to a 5-8 record, and Coach Bernadette Pipczynski did a good job with the unexperienced junior varsity squad. Both coaches added much spirit to the games and found that the girls were always willing to fight to the end. Many of the new players especially surprised everyone with their basketball ability. Marcia Goclowski, Donna Symanski, and Christine Sliwoski were the girls working behind the scenes. The hopes for an even better team next year are high, since only one player is graduating and the captain will be editor of the yearbook. S. Belden, M. Dzwil, H. Sikorski, B. Slysz, P. Jaworski, C. Mullins, E. Bruscoe, C. Bourque, J. Adamites. Cheerleaders The only veteran cheerleader on this year ' s squad was Helen Sikorski, captain. Other varsity cheerleaders were Jayne Adamites, Celeste Bourque, Eileen Bruscoe, Cindy Mullins, and Bonnie Slysz. JV cheerleaders were Sarah Belden, Marie Bzwil, and Patty Jaworski. Go Purple! ! Mrs. Muller to the rescue. Let ' s go! Superintendent and Principal of schools, John Skarzynski is pictured crowning Sandra Baceski as members of her court look on. Over the Rainbow Saturday evening, May 23, 1964 the annual Junior Prom was held at the Hotel Northampton in the Currier Ives Rooms. Multicolored crepe flowers carried out the theme, Over the Rainbow. They were placed around the Queen ' s throne. A white picket fence set the throne off from the dance floor. The music for the evening was provided by Gus Perfito arid his band. The traditional grand march was led by Class President Frank Glenowicz and Donna Donnis. The class voted before the prom that no girl who was queen before could reign that evening. Members of the band chose Sandra Baceski as Queen of the prom. Her court was com- posed of the following girls: Suzanne Yarrows, Jeannette Backiel, Marcia Goclowski, and Cessie Cybulski. The prom proved to be an occasion well worth remembering. Suzy Yarrows and Tony Wendolowski enjoy one of the coaches in front of the site of the Prom. Seniors ' Washington This is the only sleep we got all week. The Senior Class left Bradley Field, Tuesday, April 20, at 10:45 for Wash- ington National Airport. They were able to visit such sights as Mount Vernon, the grave of the late President John F. Ken- nedy, various Federal buildings, including the Capitol, and monuments and memo- rials to past presidents. Dining at the Casino Royal was one of the special treats. The Class arrived at the Kennedy Airport on Thursday. They were able to see the famous Easter show at Radio City. All of Friday was spent at the World ' s Fair. The Class arrived at Bradley Field at 7:00 Saturday evening. They were accompanied by Mr. Prentiss. ' Murph, you ' re almost as beautiful as me 56 Trip Nancy finally got a bij head! ± i I was a good girl. r ' Only three to a room? 1 ' Does she or doesn ' t he? ' You ' d better watch your step! ' Our drugstore cowboys are slowly turning French. i§ fl £E 1 J 58 ' Wait ' till she has to burp him! ' Do I hear a chaperone: ' Here she is -- Miss America! ' Wonder how we ever made it down? ' 59 Class Picnic I ' ll show you how to do it. The hot dog — not the hand! Bat boy and fans. Do you know how much bacteria is there? Monday, June 14, 1965 the Student Council sponsored a Class Picnic. All students attending gave a small donation which was used for the expenses. Although it was raining everyone seemed to make the most of it, as shown here. Hide your money ! planting of ivy and class son; Graduation Program and Awards Hatfield Memorial Town Hall Processional National Anthem Invocation Student Speakers June 17, 1965 Rev. Henry C. Kreczko No man is an island, entire of itself The Bell Tolls for Thee Janice A. Jackowski Why Lee D. Sperry No Man Stands Alone Nancy S. Jaworski The End of the Beginning Stanley A. Malinowski, Jr. Music Presentation of Class Gift Address Announcements of Awards Presentation of Diplomas Class Song School Song Benediction Recessional Class Colors Red and white Leonard J. Savignano President State College, Westfield, Massachusetts John A. Skarzynski, Principal Mr. William H. Dickinson President of the Board of Trustees No Man Is An Island Rev. William T. Knapp Class Flower Red rose Reader ' s Digest and National Merit Scholarship Awards Hatfield Drum Corps Award for proficiency and progress in languages Bausch and Lomb Honorary Award Rensselaer Alumni Award for outstanding work in mathematics and science Hatfield Teachers Club Awards Pro Merito Pins Stanley Malinowski Nancy Jaworski, Stanley Malinowski Stanley Malinowski Thomas Kostek Nancy Jaworski, Cynthia Geryk Jeannette Backiel, Cynthia Geryk, Marcia Goclowski, Janice Jackowski, Nancy Jaworski, Stanley Malinowski, Dolores Sik- orski, Henry Skorupski, Sandra Smith, Lee Sperry, Julie Za- linski, Helen Zgrodnik. Hatfield Legion Award Oratory Medal, U.S. Savings Bond Betty Crocker Award Hatfield Book Club Annual Literary Award DAR Award Valedictorian Medallion Salutatorian Medallion Third Honors Medallions Girls ' and Boys ' Activities Girls ' and Boys ' Athletics Journalism All -Around Student Danforth Leadership Awards Lions Club Award for further education Women ' s Endeavor Society Award M. Larkin Proubc Award Women ' s Club Award to the top commercial student P. T. C. Award for proficiency and progress in history George Maiewski Sandra Smith Janice Jackowski Nancy Jaworski Stanley Malinowski Janice Jackowski Nancy Jaworski, Lee Sperry Helen Zgrodnik, Frank Glenowicz Marcia Goclowski, Robert Burke Lee Sperry Stanley Malinowski Cynthia Geryk, Stanley Malinowski Marcia Goclowski, Janice Jackowski Marcia Goclowski Stanley Malinowski Henry Skorupski Sandra Smith, Lee Sperry Suzanne M. Novak Memorial Award for proficiency and progress in English with the intention of teaching Student Government Day Certificate Stanley Malinowski Nancy Jaworski 63 f • 1.1 Graduation s @ .G$. (%$ fozz a 3d( t Z f@0. 2 to +fie. tunc of Alma, later v cy dp $ CLASS DAY JUNE 16, 1965 Bright high school days, we sing to thee, The golden days that swiftly flee, O, shining moments of our youth, Where we can seek the truth. May what we learn midst termite holes Direct our footsteps and our goals. We ' ll shout and cheer and yell hooray, We sing to thee, S.A. We bow our heads and give thee thanks, We ' ll ne ' er forget, alas, The language lab and driver ed. , Those riots during class, Those classes in the language room Where we all roast away, The senior play, declamation day -- We ' re going to miss S.A. We ' ll miss the cafeteria That ' s crawling with bacteria. We ' ll miss the drugstore where we ate And smoked till half past eight. Our school is only ninety -six, Yet looks three times as old as this. The guidance room still smells cigar, God bless thee, dear John Skar — zynski. We ' re going to miss old — Glory, glory, what a hell of a time we had. We ' re going to miss S.A. i $ yrtcs: S+an ty fla.lt ' nou)ski a.nd Geo e Maieu sk i « i ' Hello de I ' ve got the pizza and the mattress; where ' s the horse? f ' Hail, hail the gang ' s all here. 68 ' Can we help you, Patty? ' You caught Oh, you great big beautiful doll! ' Brains and conceit lead to success. ' Typical P. O.D. class; ' I hope that he makes that basket. ' fS I hear you, Mrs. Spakowski. ' Run for your lives! ' Don ' t bite so hard. ' This is how we always play. Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 from Father Henry Hatfield ' s Pieta Calvery Cemetery Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church Hatfield, Mass . Gold Scroll Patrons Mrs. Zygmunt Jaworski Mrs. John Cantwell John Cernak Mrs. Stanley Malinowski Mrs. Karol Gruszc2ynski L. M. C. Billings Mr. Mrs. John Goclowski Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kabat Mr. Mrs. Frank Woodward Mrs. Peter Malinowski Mr. Mrs. Joseph V. Porada Mr. Mrs. Wilbur J. Sperry The Petcens ' John F. Martula Insurance Agency $5.00 Patrons Standard Mr. Mrs. Edward Symanski Mr. Mrs. Stanley Adamski Mr. Mrs. George Kukucka Mr. Mrs. Richard Stevens Mr. Mrs. Robert Thayer Mr. Mrs. Peter Turban, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Frederick Warren Mr. Mrs, Frank Sikorski, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Kukucka, Jr. Maslanka Brothers Mr. Mrs. Charles Lesukoski Mr. Mrs. A. J. Jackowski Mr. Mrs. Kubosiak Paul Jagodzinski Mr. Mrs. Thaddeus Rogalewski Mr. Mrs. John Pel c Rev. Mrs. William T. Knapp Mr. Mrs. William Otto Mr. Mrs. Kenneth McCartney Mr. Mrs. Alexander Prew Mr. Mrs. Thaddeus Kabat A Friend Mr. Mrs. Peter Rogalewski Friends S. D. O. Mr. Mrs. William Parmeter Cliff Carolyn Connie Tuck Mullany Mr. Mrs. Robert Naess Mr. Mrs. Robert Yarrows Mr. Mrs. Baceski Josephine K. Glenowicz Mr. Mrs. Theodore Stota Mr. Mrs. John Novak Mr. John Stenglein Mr. Mrs. Anthony Maciorowski Mrs. Osepowicz Mr. Mrs. Andrew Paddock Helen Wesolowski Silver Strip Patrons Mr. Mrs. Teeny Kugler Mr. Mrs. Joseph Zalinski Mr. Mrs. William Olszewski Mr. Mrs. Herman Strong Mr. Mrs. Frank Glenowicz Mr. Mrs. Stanley Slysz Mr. C Mrs. Edward Dickinson Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bardwell Mr. CMrs. John Osley, Jr. AF riend Mr. Mrs. Louis Wendolowski Mr. Mrs. Charles Cichanowicz Sophia Smith Motel Mr. Mrs. Walter Stempel Mr. Mrs. Theodore Doktor Mr. Mrs. Henry Kugler Mr. Mrs. Henry Szych Mr. GMrs. Thomas Osley Mr. Mrs. Robert Cutter Mr. Mrs. Richard Vollinger Sie jfried F erman Mr. Mrs. John Brennan Mr. Mrs. John Sheehan Mr. Mrs. Richard Belden Mr. Mrs. Luther Belden Mr. Mrs. Michael Yanginski Patrons Mr. Mrs. Robert O ' Neill Mr. Mrs. Tom Meyers Edward Malinowski Mrs. Nellie Korza Mrs. Mary J. Kossick Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Labbee Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Stoddard Mr. Mrs. Roger Korza Mr. Mrs. Carl Kuzontkoski Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Ryan Mr. Mrs. Bernard Partenheimer Rev. Mrs. Gates Mr. Mrs. Frank Widelo Mr. Mrs. Henry Kosakowski Stella Kugler A Friend Mr. Mrs. Edward Wroblewski Daniel Sheehan Donald H. Sheehan Mr. Mrs. David Nims Mr. Mrs. Stanley Symanski The Paul Cernaks Mark and Dot Mr. Mrs. Ralph Vollinger Mr. Mrs. Francis Vollinger Mr. Mrs. Raymond Balise Barbara A. Goll Heinie Betsold The John Appleton Family Mr. Mrs. John Fortsch Mr. Mrs. John Hart Mr. Mrs. Frank Malinowski Mr. Mrs. Clifford Mr. Mrs. Pallazola Mr. Mrs. Anthony Symanski Mr. Mrs. William Slowikowski Bertha Kociela $3 . 00 Patrons $2. 00 and under Patrons PLEASANT MARKET Northampton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from MORRISON OPTICIAN 1 35 Main Street JU-4-4450 Northampton, Mass. Compliments of AUGIE ' S TOBACCO SHOP HAMPSHIRE CONSTRUCTION CO., INC General Contractors 7 Elm Street Hatfield, Mass. Telephone 247-5024 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 TONY ' S SERVICE STATION Maple Street, Hatfield Compliments of GARBIELS ' GREENHOUSE School Street Sunderland, Mass. WINN JEWELERS Amherst, Mass. Fine Jewelry- Diamonds and Watches J. AM. RADIO -- TELEVISION SERVICE Emerson and Dumont Black White Color Dealer Authorized Delco Auto Radio Station Radio Equipped (KBA 4135) Nobody beats JAM ' S prices CALL Z47-5512 Open 9-9 Rte 5 No. Hatfield, Mass. Complete Auto Body Repairs Wheel Alignment Linseed Rd . West Hatfield Jim Labbee, Proprietor Lab bee Auto Body CHARLIE ' S AUTO BODY 15 Maple Street Hatfield, Mass. Compliments of HATFIELD BEVERAGES, INC Compliments of B B RESTAURANT Prospect Street Hatfield, Mass . KARL ' S SERVICE SHOP Power - Mower s-Lawnmowers Garden Tractor s- Chainsaws Snow Throwers-Engines 6 Service Center Sales Service TEL JU 4-4088 Northampton, Mass. Compliments of NORTHAMPTON UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 2 Conz St . Northampton, Mass Compliments of EDWARD J. WICKLES, INC Builder and Developer of Colonial Acres Hatfield THE SPORTSMAN ' S MOTEL Four miles north of Northampton Route 5 and 10 CHestnut 7-2771, West Hatfield NORTHAMPTON SPORTSMAN ' S CENTER 104 Damon Road Northampton JU 4-5777 Compliments of Osley Construction Co. Excavating- Heavy- Trucking -Bulldozing Equipment Rentals P.O. Box 101 West Street West Hatfield 247-2401 ™ iIferE r .ai4-0 £: Congratulations ESQUIRE Linen Rental -- Tuxedo Rental 35 State St., Northampton HARUBIN ' S SERVICE STATION Rte . 5 No. Hatfield Compliments of HADLEY PUBLIC MARKET 99 Russell Street Hadley, Mass . Compliments of HATFIELD DAIRY Compliments of J.J. NEWBERRY CO. Northampton, Mass. For Your Flowers Call LaSALLE FLORIST Whately, Mass. H. TREMBLAY CO. INC. New c Used Steel Dorms Bridge Street Hatfield, Mass. CH 7-4221 Holyoke 534-4460 MULTICOLOR GRAVURE CORP. 29 North Maple Florence, Mass . Compliments of NEW ENGLAND FIRE DOOR CO. Florence, Mass . Compliments of PURE FOOD MARKET College Highway Southampton, Mass. CHestnut 7-2781 DONNIS LUMBER COMPANY, INC Everything for the Builder and Home Owner Elm Street Hatfield Compliments of ZENAN J. BARSH Dwight Street Hatfield CH 7-5257 Compliments of Sears Roebuck 8c Co. Northampton CATALOG Compliments of TOW. SW. KAZIMIERZA GR. 1965 Hatfield, Mass. Northampton Frozen Food Locker Co. Hickory Smoking Compliments of PLUMB AUTO SUPPLY King Street, Northampton JU 4-1117 29 Hawley St . Northampton, Mass. JU 4-2618 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Northampton Compliments of WHATELY INN Whately, Mass. Prop. S. Kloc, Sr., S. Kloc, Jr. Compliments of ROBERTS BROTHERS Maple Street, Hatfield, Mass. K L SERVICE Prospect Street Hatfield, ' Mass . CHestnut 7-5057 LABBEE OIL COMPANY CH 7-2521 or CH 7-5568 Sid Wolfram Sand -- Loam -- Gravel Heavy hauling -- Bulldozing Phone Hatfield CH 7-4161 -Sf M-M-M! ) BRADSTREET CAFE BAKERY- I ( rx FRESH SHERMAN JEWELERS Scallops, Fried Clams, sU ™} 164 Main Street Steamed Clams Northampton, Mass. Bradstreet, Hatfield, ▼vyv - _ yj Jewelry for the Students ' Mass . Free engraving IMPERIAL BAKERY Free soldering Pleasant Street Northampton Compliments of Czelusniak Funeral Homes HIGHWAY GARAGE Complete trucking and automotive repair service . North Hatfield, Mass CH 7-4511 COLONIAL PACKAGE STORE 166 King St. Opposite Blyda Ford Northampton, Mass. ED ' S FOOD LAND 1 1 Union St . Easthampton 1504 Allen Street Springfield HEBERT SONS, INC. Esso Heating Oils 27 North King Street Northampton JUstice 4-2410 Compliments of THE SQUARE DEAL Motor Sales Henry M . Kugler, Sr . E S FARMS Hatfield, Massachusetts Owned and Operated by- Edward and Sally Kempisty The Henley- Londgren Company Incorporated Contractors Mail Address P.O. Box 158 Shrewsbury, Mass Engineers Telephone Ph 2-4110 Worcester PI 4-2714 19 3 Hartford Pike (Route 20) Shrewsbury, Massachusetts Hatfield Farm Equipment Elm Street Hatfield, Mass The name to remember in Sportswear NELSON ' S NORTHAMPTON 14 Center St. Best wishes to the class of ' 65 BIDWELL TRAVEL SERVICE 7 8 Main St. Northampton, Mass GRAVES RESTAURANT THE FOUR CORNERS CLUB Compliments of Zgrodnik Tobacco Corporation LABBEE ' S SERVICE STATION State Rd . , W . Hatfield % 584-9031 John Labbee. Proprietor EMPSALL ' S SPORT SHOP 64 Green Street, Northampton The complete one- stop ski shop specializing in ladies ' sportswear and equipment. darnel Northampton ' s newest and oldest store ! ! Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON ' S West Street, W. Hatfield GREETINGS 175 Main Street Northampton The store with all the cards . ROSE ' S RESTAURANT frozen foods American, Italian Polish Foods home made bread h. Pastry- pizzas h. grinders Orders made to take out. JU 6-0826 RUSSELL ' S SANDWICH SHOP food at its best From a snack to a meal Chestnut 7-5071 PLANTATION VALLEY HOMES Main Street, Hatfield Meadow Street, Florence SMITH GLASS AND MIRROR Best wishes 279 Main Street to the Class of ' 65 MACDONALD ' S Northampton CAHILL HODGES SHOE SHOP Tel. 584-3707 Men ' s Apparel 179 Main Street Art Supplies 31 Main Street Northampton, Mass. Glass for every purpose Northampton Picture framing Hampshire County ' s Compliments of WHMP Compliments of THE Leading Hardware Store for Quality Service Main Street HATFIELD Northampton CLUB FOSTER-FARRAR CO. 162 Main Street Northampton Fair Play Josten Class Rings Symbolize the Finest Traditions and Durable Satisfactions Loyalty Friendship Scholarship JOSTEN ' S More than 60 years Compliments of RIVER ROAD PACKAGE STORE Whatley, Mass. Prop . Albert E . Morawski Compliments of HATFIELD BEEF KEYES FLOWER SHOP 9 North Maple Street Florence 584-9595 EASTERN AUTO BODY AND SPECIALTY CO. West Street West Hatfield, Mass. Phone CHestnut 7-5117 Compliments of LOUIS KANDSZ Eat more potatoes Compliments of DOUGLASS-MARSH Amherst, Mass. New England ' s Oldest Furniture Store Groceries Vegetables Beer and Wines HATFIELD MARKET Myron J . Sikorski, Proprietor Prospect Street, Hatfield A A A TV APPLIANCE Service - Sales 98 Pleasant Street Northampton, Mass. 586-0180 RILEY Poultry and Dairy Feeds Seeds and Paint Phone CH 7-3191 CONNECTICUT RIVER STOCK FARM Home of Adios Forever Jack Flanagan Kent Hanover 2:03 2:01 2:03 SOUTHAMPTON FUEL CO, INC Southampton Auto Sales Studebaker Sales and Service Guaranteed Used Cars Household and Industrial Oils and Gasoline Wholesale and Retail College Highway Southhampton Easthampton 527-9090 % , Notch Road Rt . 116 So. Amherst Compliments of MEYER AND MENDELSOHN Divison of Bayuk Cigars COMPLIMENTS, FELICITATIONS, ETC. TO THE CLASS OF ' 65 FROM The Woodward ' s REALTORS -- INSURERS OFFICES IN HATFIELD AND NORTHAMPTON BRENCHE ' S JEWELERS Compliments of Buy from the man who 2 Pleasant St. GLOBE MARKET knows Typewriters Northampton, Mass. Pleasant St . Smith- Corona Northampton, Mass. Typewriters THE TYPEWRITER SHOP 84 Pleasant St. Northampton Mr m J. W. PARSONS SONS, INC. Farm and Industrial Tractors and Machines Service -- Parts Bridge Street West Hatfield Compliments of TOM ' S Grinders Hot Dogs Sandwiches Routes 5 10 GAZETTE PRINTING CO., INC. 79 Pleasant Street Northampton, Mass. Letterpress Offset LOUIE ' S RADIO And TV SERVICE North Hatfield CH 7-5004 YOUR M n dependent Insurance ffl AGENT General Insurance Life Insurance Mutal Funds Real Estate ROGALESKI INSURANCE AGENCY 8 Maple Street Hatfield, Massachusetts CHestnut 7-3411 Compliments of DR. HENRY J. PHILIE, JR., D.M.D. HELEN ' S BEAUTY SHOP of Hatfield CH 7-4241 Best wishes to the Class of ' 65 THE TRIPOD CAMERA SHOP Northampton and Amherst, Mass Mert Alden Al Muller Compliments of EASTHAMPTON MOTOR SALES, 141 Northampton Street Easthampton, Mass. Home of Chevrolet INC. MALONEY ' S BAKERY 440 Pleasant Street Northampton, Mass. HATFIELD DRUG E . M . Frodyma, B.S., Reg. Ph. 57 Main Street Hatfield, Mass. CH 7-5505 HOUSE OF WALSH Amherst and William stown Outfitters for College men and women . ' BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Reverend William J. Mahoney PASTOR OF ST. JOSEPH ' S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Best of Luck to the Class of ' 65 NORTH HATFIELD CLUB Walter Dulaski, Manager Fireplaces -- Picnic Grounds Compliments of BON MAR CHE Northampton, Mass. Compliments of THE QUILL BOOK SHOP 100 Green Street Northampton Compliments of WOOD STRAND JEWELERS No rthampton Compliments of FRAN ' S BEAUTY SALON Main Street Hatfield, Mass. CHestnut 7-5150 Compliments of MURDUFF ' S Compliments of ANN AUGUST THE JENNY LIND MOTEL Northampton THE COLONY MOTEL So . Deerfield H. L. CHILDS SONS Painting Paper Hanging Contractors 25 State Street Northampton JU 4-2604 Compliments of CARLO OF NAPLES Compliments of MUNSON AUTO SUPPLY INC. Pleasant Street Northampton, Mass. Editor ' s Message To keep pace with other yearbooks across the nation, the editors of the 1965 ECHO decided to include many innova- tions. These include colored endsheets, fewer division pages, different lay-outs, metallic printing on the cover, and more candids of the students and teachers. Candids were put in the yearbook to show the activities of the students in and out of classes. These innovations were made possible through the help and co-operation of many people. On behalf of the yearbook staff, I would like to express our appreciation to Mr. Skar- zynski and the members of the faculty for their aid and co-operation throughout the year. I am also grateful to all the students who helped with the solicitation of ads and the typing of yearbook material. At this time I would like to acknowledge the hard work and sincere effort of the vari- ous editors who contributed so much of their time to the yearbook. Furthermore, I must not forget to mention our advisor, Mrs. Spakowski for the contribution of her valuable advice. In conclusion, our sincerest thanks go to the ad- vertisers without whose financial support this yearbook would not be possible. In our yearbook we have tried to illustrate for the community a picture of Smith Academy during this year. Here we have tried to depict the students in their times of joy, their times of sorrow, and their periods of mental anguish. In short, we have tried to show you the many sides of Smith Academy. Thank you, wQoo wA Okaimatum ExmtoB of tlf (Ulaafi of Ninptmt £ txtjj-3Fnur £mttl| Arafceiny Hpfcttpshaq. HJnnt 1 r. 1 964 at S p.m. program Processional The National Anthem Invocation Rev. David S. King Student Speakers Music The Great Experiment Carol Ann Maciorowski Our Educational Heritage Kathleen Anne Godek The Obligations of Tomorrow Mary Ann Romance Glee Club Presentation of Class Gift Address John Gillespie Director Division of State Colleges Announcement of Awards John A. Skarzynski, Principal Presentation of Diplomas Mr. William H. Dickinson President of the Board of Trustees Class Soxg School Song Benediction Rev. Henry C. Kreczko Recessional Dorothy M. Baceski Walter J. Banas John F. Beattie Thomas F. Burnickas Michael J. Cechvala Sabin A. Celatka Cessie Cybulski Louise K. Dickinson Patricia C. Edwards Gail A. Fitzgerald Kathleen A. Godek Nancy L. Goller Linda A. Kempisty (graduates George W. Kopacz Eichard R. Korza Henry M. Kulesza Karen M. Lesieur Anne E. Lyman Carol A. Maciorowski Joseph R. Maiewski JoAnne Maslanka Sandra A. Maslanka Steven R. McKay Jay F. Michajluk James M. Mullins, Jr. Carl A. Ostrowski Helen P. Paniczko Jane E. Pelc Kathleen F. Poole Mary A. Romance Raymond J. Rudy Bonnie K. Ryan Robert E. Santoni Walter Sheremeta Richard M. Slysz Maureen G. Stineford Harry R. Waskiewicz Barbara K. Wendlowski AniardB Pro Merito Pins — Dorothy M. Baceski, Kathleen A. Godek, Carol A. Maciorowski, Sandra A. Maslanka, Kathleen F. Poole, Mary A. Romance American Legion Post Award — Dr. Alfred J. Bonneville Memorial Plaque An Oratory Medal with the name of the boy first-prize winner at the annual Prize Speaking Contest A twenty-five dollar U. S. Savings Bond for rendering the Gettysburg Address at the annual Memorial Day Exercises Betty Crocker Award — Presented by General Mills, Inc. to the girl who received the highest grade in a Competitive Test in Home Economics Hatfield Book Club Annual Literary Award to the student who has shown the greatest interest and improvement and who has made outstanding contributions in the Literary Field D.A.R. Award to the girl who has shown the qualities of dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism to an outstanding degree Josten Medallion Awards Rensselaer Alumni Award for outstanding work in Mathematics and Science Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award in recognition of outstand- ing academic achievement, good character and superior intellectual promise in the field of Science The Danforth Foundation Award — Given to a girl and boy in recogni- tion of outstanding qualities of leadership Lions Club Award — $100 to a student who is planning to continue his or her education Woman ' s Endeavor Society Award for the student who has contributed the most to Smith Academy by her manner and speech M. Larkin Proulx Award to the senior boy who has contributed the most to Smith Academy by his manly bearing, earnest work, exemplary conduct, and interest in student activities Woman ' s Club of the Holy Trinity Catholic Church Award to the top commercial student Suzanne M. Novak Memorial Award — To a member of the graduating class of Smith Academy who has demonstrated his or her proficiency in the subject of English and or shall continue his or her higher education in preparation of a teaching career The Parent-Teachers Council Award of $25.00 given to the boy and girl who, having enrolled in a college or any higher institution of learn- ing, has shown proficiency and progress in the study of history and government Hatfield Teachers Club Award to the student who has high achievements scholastically and in extra-curricular activities and or plans to enter the teaching field Class Motto Class Color Class Flower Class Marshal Wisdom is knowledge tempered by experience and understanding Lavender Lavender Rose Frank Glenowicz SMITH ACADEMY BOARD OF TRUSTEES William H. Dickinson, President Robert C. Byrne, Vice President George H. Howard, Secretary and Treasurer Arthur C. Bardwell Luther A. Belden Edward Dickinson John Osley, Jr. Henry Donnis Gordon A. Woodward SCHOOL COMMITTEE Ethel I. Byrne, Chairman Stanley Sliwoski, Secretary Henry F. Kulesza SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS John A. Skarzynski FACULTY OF SMITH ACADEMY Lucille H. Godek, R.N. Florence E. Muller Richard S. Nadolny John H. Naumowicz David L. Prentiss Margaret E. Pruzynski Mary A. Spakowski Leonard A. Yarrows SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC Esther S. Norris Assisted by Florence E. Muller PIANIST Joyce E. Belden is w -.A