South Hadley High School - Spotlight Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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The SPOTLIGHT 5 Tallest Girl: Stephanie Wroblicka. Best Pals, Girls: Lucille Pelland, Esther Dunphyg Jennie Beyer, Florence Brock. Best Pals, Boys: Edward Mish, Nelson Brig- ham, Wesley Buckley, Raymond McGuire. Best Speaker: Edward Mish. Shortest Girl: Marion Stefanelli. Shortest Boy: Ernest Guimond. Most Demure Girls: Esther Dunphy, Violet Williams. Most Earnest Girls: Margaret Bain, Jeanne Chretien, Florence Tetreault. Class Poker Face: Alan Tucker. Best Salesman: George Walker. Cutest Girl: Bertha Cody. Class Bachelors: Nelson Brigham, Marciniak. Class Chatter-box: Mary' Dajda. Class Speed King: Francis Cady. Class Red Head: James Moriarty. Most Genial: Alma Thornton. Class Newsboy: Rene Capistrant. Class Agriculturist: William Constant. Class Flirt: Doris Coopee. Night Hawks: Doris Drew, Chester Lillian Class Millen. Class Caddy: Elwin Ellison. Most Industrious Girl: Ethel Ellison. Jolliest Girl: Evelyn Jackson. Best Dressed Girl: Muriel Moriarty. Class Florist: Dwight Nutting. Class Traveler: Alice Osborne. lVIost Thoughtful: Francis Travis. Class Nursemaid: Jane White. Latest hflemberz Ella Sullivan. CLASS PROPHECY VVith your consent, class of 1933, endeavor to reveal your fate. fThe world have pity on youj. The year is now 1947. Margaret Bain has returned to South Hadley High. Margaret is one of the teachers, and is making a success of it. fennie Beyer owns a new hairdressing parlor in Fairview. Heads up, Jennie. Nelson Brigham is in one of our largest colleges. No, not as a student, but as a professor of mathematics. I shall Florence Brock is married to one of our local farmers. She has a son named Fred, Junior. Bananas, apples, peaches-. Yes, Earl Brown is in the fruit business. He is also peared up. Wesley Buckley is the head coach of Fairview Institute. Show them how, Whiz . . Francis Cady has finally succeeded in his own line. He is a stage producer. His next hit will be Girls, Girls, Girls. No need to tell you to keep your mind on your work, Fran . Rene Capirtrant is manager, trainer and coach of the world's professional football champions, The Blurps . Now you can tell-the boys what to do, Tata'l. jeanne Chretien is on a world's cruise, lectur- ing on We Women Slaves . You always did think you were being abused, Jeanne. What is that drone? Why, it is America's new air liner. Bertha Cody is the air hostess. That's staying up in the world, Bert',. William Conrtant is the leader of the 4-H Club. Don't forget your 4-H's, Bill . Dori: Coopee now has a very important position with Kolynos 81 Co., makers of the world's finest toothpaste. Doris is the girl with the shiny pearly, white teeth, who can be seen on all of Kolynos' advertisements. That's what beautiful teeth have done for Doris. Marion Cormier owns a first-class nursery, The Babyetteu. You always did love babies, Marion. Shy, little Mary Dajda is the head nurse of South Hadley's new hospital, The Finan- kill. You must lose your shyness now, Mary. Our class politician, Terence Denehy, is in the Senate. He is, also, one of our best orators. The Cornake , South Hadley's new dance hall, is in the charge oi Dori: Drew. Are you dancing with tears in your eyes, Doris? You should be, for Fafa 0'Gara is the head dancing instructor. Ouch! He and Doris seem to be friendly-quite friendly!

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4 The SPOTLIGHT for graduation, and for those millions of details which must be seen to. There has been some- thing to do every minute of the time, and there has been no instance in these last few weeks when we have not been busy. So, now that we have paused for a while, we are swept away by the first, full realization that tonight and graduation night are all that are left to us of our four years in South Hadley High. How they have sped by so fast no one can explain. For many of us, our school days are over forever, it is now up to each one of us to use the best advantage that which he has acquired in these past four years. For all these things, we offer our most sincere thanks and gratitude to our school, our teachers, and all who have helped to make these years so pleasant. No matter how fervently we may wish to, there is no way by which we can bring back for even a few minutes, any part of those four years, but we do can the next best thing, and that is: guard carefully the memory of them. Doris McLaughlin CLASS CELEBRITIES Brightest Girl: Margaret Bain. Brightest Boy: Nelson Brigham. Most Athletic Girls: Rita Nadeau, lrma Gagne. Most Athletic Boys: Chester Marciniak, How- ard Miller. ' Most Mischievous Girls: Marion Stefanelli, Bertha Cody. Most Mischievous Boys: Albert Monty, John Savacheck. Quietest Girls: Violet Williams, Esther Dunphy Quietest Boys: Nelson Brigham, Alan Tucker. David Lamb. Most Popular Girls: Irma Gagne, Doris Englemann. Most Popular Boys: Albert Monty, Raymond McGuire. Class Beauty: Irma Gagne. Best Looking Boy: Earl Brown. Best Actors: james Moriarty, Chester Wronski. Best Actresses: Stephanie Wroblicka, Helen Freeman. Most Ambitious Girl: Margaret Bain. lVIost Ambitious Boy: Terence Denehy. Best Natured Girls: Lorette Levreault, Cath- erine O'Connell. Best Natured Boys: W'esley Buckley, Edward Mish. Sweetest Girl: Rita Nadeau. Teacherls Pet: Albert Monty. Class Nlusiciansz Ruth Smith, Alan Tucker, VVinifred Ford, Helen Thomas. Noisiest Girl: Ruth Rohnert. Noisiest Boy: Earl Brown. Best Dancers: Bernice White, Bertha Cody. Best Dancers: Edmund Oldread, Raymond McGuire. ' Class Bluff: Wesley Buckley. Class Dude: Francis Cady. Belles of '33: Bernice White, Margaret Web- ster, Bertha Cody. Class Dreamers: Nelson Brigham, Harmon Freeman. Class Shiek: John Savacheck. Most to be Admired Girl: Florence Tetreault. Most to be Admired Boy: Edward Mish. Class Artists: Helen Freeman, Stephanie Wroblicka. V Class Wit: Kenneth Gordon. Class Baby, Girl: Catherine O'Connell. Class Baby, Boy: Edward O'Gara. Most Generous: Lorette Levreault. Class Mechanics: Edward Fleming, Harry Langlois, Robert Rock . Class Sunshine: Doris McLaughlin. Neatest Girls: Lucille Pelland, Dorothy Welles. Neatest Boy: Homer Landry. Best Cooks: Rita Nadeau, Eleanor Frey, Marj- orie Maxwell. Most Studious Girl: Margaret Bain. Most Studious Boy: Nelson Brigham. Most Original Girl: Jeanne Chretien. Most Accommodating Boy: Chester Marciniak. Class Debaters: Edward Mish, Terence Den- ehy. Most Business-like Girl: Florence Tetreault. Most Business-like Boy: Albert Monty. Always Late, Girl: Margaret Webster. i Always Late, Boy: Raymond McGuire. Tallest Boy: Edward O'Gara. '

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6 The SPOTLIGHT Dori: Engelmann is married to Notre Dame's head football coach. Are you interested in football, or the players, Dot ? Elwin Elliron is a life-guard in California. Your bring-'em-back-aliven persistence should help you now, 'Ellief' Ethel Ellifon has opened a parrot shop in South Hadley. Give the parrots a chance now and then, Ethel. Caesar Fleming an explorer? Yes, Cae- sar is now exploring in Arabia. You always were interested in Camels , Caesar . Winifred Ford has opened a new beauty parlor, The Belledamen. None but the best, VVinnie . Harmon Freeman is running an auto agency. He is dealing mostly in Austin cars. Bend down, Harmon. Helen Freeman is an actress. She is the leading lady in the new popular play, Home on the Range . Eleanor Frey has turned to matrimony. Her husband is a young and prosperous farmer in Falls Vlloods. Battler,' way, Erdie . Irma Gagne is the physical director of Stretchem College. She certainly knows how to handle them. Don't get too angry at your proteges, Irma, they canlt all be as clever as you are. Kenneth Gordon has gone up in the air, and made good. He is a transcontinental flyer in Australia. He is also engaged to be married to a native of Australia fand I don't mean a kangarooj. Ernie Guimond has a doggy', job. He is South Hadley's versatile dog-catcher and feared by every pup in town. Run, puppy, rung Ernie', is on the job. .Evelyn fackron has the right idea. She owns Fairview's new candy kitchen, the Nausea , David Lamb is America's new racing-car champion. He certainly is fond of his car, The CartWheel . Need any money? Go see Harry Langloiy, a very prosperous pawn-broker. Harry gives no credit. No wooden nickels, Harry. Lorette Leoreault owns a new restaurant, The Cantaloupeu. She serves good meals too, for her manager is no other than Cath- erine 0'Connell. We must eat at the Canta- loupe . Raymond McGuire has settled down, and is in the ice business. How unusual. Ray was never interested in anything icy while in high school. Get them while they're hot, says Cherter Marciniak. Of course, Chet', now owns a hot-dog stand in Granby. Chet always was fond of hot-dogs, particularly sea-going ones. Both Marjorie Maxwell and Violet W illiam: have taken up nursing. Don't give them carbolic acid, girls. Doris McLaughlin has finally mastered the French language, and is an instructor at Nlount Holyoke College. N'est-ce pas, Doris? Lillian Millen is leading a wild and woolly life fmostly woollyl. La is the largest sheep rancher in the West. Don't let them pull the wool over your eyes, La . Howard Miller-Radio's Gift to Women Didn't you ever hear Howie,' croon? Why, h. is drawing a huge pay check on Berg's Bologn 8C Sausage hour. Listen to those girls sigh. Edward Mirh has gone into the newspaper business. He is chief editor of the New York Timer. In your case, no news is bad news , Ed , Albert Monty, Specialist and Lecturer. That's Bucky's title. He specializes in Beauty of the Skin, and he lectures on Beauty of the Skin. Remember, Bucky,', beauty is only skin-deep. fame: Moriarty is Holyoke's most influen- tial business man. He makes Better-Made Writing Paper , and it is better. Ask Jim ? He says it is. Dorothy Morin is the Mother-Goose of the radio. All the little kiddies listen for Mother-Goose at 4.30 P. M., everyday but Sunday. Isnit that just lovely? Rita Nadeau is now a famous dietician. Do you remember her sandwiches in the lunch- room?