Smith Academy - Echo Yearbook (Hatfield, MA)

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TRUSTEES ROW ONE: Dr. Robert Byrne, Arthur Bardwell, William Dickinson, Gordon Woodward, George How- ard. ROW TWO: Luther Belden, Henry Donnis, John Osley, Jr., Edward Dickinson.

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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE To the Class of 1966: Like every other high school graduate, you, as individual members of the gradu- ating class of 1966, will face critical decisions which neither wealth nor educa- tion will be sufficient to allow you an easy resolution. Maturity may promise the offer of an answer, for often, what has endured previous trials may endure yet another, and experience will be the product. We hope this has been the product of your education in Hatfield. As you enter the modern adult world with all of its exciting and fearsome de- mands, you can be secure with one thought. The most critical problems existing in the world have all been created by the people living in the world. Under- standing the answers to these problems simply requires 1 of you an under- standing of the people who created them. But caution forces me to quote the words of the English philosopher, John Locke, for his Essays on Human Under- standing. No man ' s knowledge here can go beyond his experience. Whatever decisions you will have to make in the future, allow your experience to share with your emotions in the answer. This is the true path to maturity and to material prosperity. With it will develop a spiritual prosperity which no price tag can place a value upon. Sincerely yours, r ■V-u

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FACULTY Jtk .MA, Mr. John A. Skarzynski Holy Cross, B.S.; Springfield College, M.Ed.; Superintendent; Principal; Driver Education Instructor. You don ' t look sick to me! — So you ' re planning to go to M M College — Are you busy? . . . Go get the mail — 2:15 cigar and radio break — study hall silencer. Mrs. Florence E. Muller Wheaton College, B.A.; Assistant Princi- pal; French 1,11,111; Latin II; Guidance; Senior Class Advisor; Pro Merito Ad- visor; Cheerleader Advisor. That ' s not the signal to talk - You Seniors should know better — Est-ce qu ' il y a des questions? — her favorite Gloxini a — Never, never, never . . . ! Mr. Leonard A. Yarrows University of Massachusetts, B.S.; M.ED.; Plane Geometry; Algebra II; Se- nior Math; Chemistry; Physics. Why do I always pick the hard way? — nature walks during hunting season - that pink tie!! — I ' ll see you after class - hallway patrol at 2:15. Mr. Richard S. Nadolny American International College, B.S.; Economics; General Business; Personal Typing; English ll-B, IV-B; Soccer Coach; Junior High Basketball Coach; Junior Class Advisor; Chess Club Advisor. I know I didn ' t major in English, but . - Oh, yeah? - Any questions? ' . ' . OK — his Madras jacket! - that Texan gait.