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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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' ' 1 an - - ' vv 1 9 1 ' I FOREWORD HE, clam of 1900 haw arrix ed at the end of four xears filled with a xarietx of experience bome of this experience ha been the serious work of getting an from basketball to che x dub Nome of it lin been highlx pleaeurable and Qorne has perhapx inx olxed a Certain amount of tribulation Thu Gateway lx we hope a permanent record of mueh of this xaried experience ' 5 3 A 5 ' ' ' education and some of it has been activities ranging ' 3 5 ' Zf ' . 5 Q, GATEWAY STAFF Fire! row left to ugh! Phyllis Seiffert Glenn Dunphx Robert Gehan Nancy Woodward Patrlcia Devlin Wayne Marcotte Marion Moody Richard Barry Slfllllff ron Mary Finlk Teresa Domurat Elaine Nadeau Muriel Bagg Dorothy Dalton Florentine Sembroslu ,Ioan Adams Rita Gaudette lhlrd row Barbara Lines Alice Turcotte Richard Vanasse Jacqueline Corey Diana Paszek Lincoln Bascom Ann ,leger Ann Benoit Barbara Reardon james Shea Dorothv Zabic Beverly Smith Chester Strong William Kennedy Dorothy Stiles Lorraine Isabelle Not m putzm Joan Zlemba LITERARY Marion Moody Edztor Mary Finik Muriel Bagg Ann Benoit Elaine Nadeau ,Ioan Adams Dorothy Dalton Dorothy Stiles Ronald Supinski Barbara Lines Joan Ziemba Lorraine Isabelle Chester Strong Elaine Nadeau ADVERTISING Patricia Devlin, Nlgr. Alice Turcotte Richard Barry William Kennedy LlNcoLN f3A5401yx EDITOR IN CHIEF Nancy Woodward ASSISTANT EDITOR Wayne Marcotte ART Robert Gehan Edztor Anne J eger Teresa Domurat SPORTS Glenn Dunphy Fditor James Shea Richard Vanasse PHOTOGRAPHY Wayne Marcotte, Editor Richard Rufo, '51 TYPING Phyllis Seiffert, Editor Beverly Smith Barbara Reardon Dorothy Zabik Diana Paszek BUSINESS STAFF Rita Gaudette, Mgr. Jacqueline Corey . Florentine Sembroski FACZJL TT PRlNCIPfXL'S MESSAGE S you step forward to recerve your drplomas on graduatlon nlght perhaps you w1ll feel a blt of the excltement and ant1c1pat1on of a new adventure Your class w1l1 have the d1st1nct1on of crosslng the m1d century l1ne The sec ond half of the twentleth century beckons to you to do your part to blaze new tralls of achrevement achlevement 1n human understandlng pubhc serv1ce clean l1v1ng and ln so far as IS conslstent w1th these first three goals matemal success Just as developments of the future are the flowerlng of events of the past we of the faculty hope that your l1ves w1ll be the ful fillment of ldeals and patterns learned wh1le hvlng and worklng Wlth us Our frrendllest and warmest wlshes go wrth you all A. 7 3 7 1 7 9 I VXWW sl! M901 VV V1 ,lbw W j I My n ,A Vyo- I 'Donald B btttem Ever s1nce our freshman days we have been kept 1n a state of constant amazement by our pr1nc1pal Mr Stevens act1v1t1es to mention only a few lnclude dr11l1ng algebra 1nto freshman basketball team The Faculty Five teachmg the Photography group keeplng all the gears of S H J H S ln general working order and of course sprlnglng new PJ Jokes on us when we least ex pect them We wonder whether even after studylng at the four colleges Mr Stevens did Bates Harvard Rhode Island College of Education and the Un1 versity of Massachusetts we could p0SSlb1Y be as able in as many fields as our prmclpal IS K ,' N .f Y 7,-, 1 u 1' ,' ' fax' 1 . f ' f - 'f 1 . V ' ' 1 all ' ' A , heads, being the Russian captain of that famous , 1 f I If 1 . 9 . f I f fi J I , - 0 v ' f WP . ' . ' ' ' A Il f ' I - . . 9 9 1 . ' 'ylfb' ' I ' - 4. fi DANIIEL ,I LONNIOR lXlr Connor a graduate of Holy Cross and the even vshen ln World Geography class we put the Ph1l1pp1nes 1n the Medlterranean Sea Wlth out standmg patxence he also manages to put a great number of us through our paces ln QIXICS and Fconomlcs and as Dean of Boys sees that people of mascullne gender get on the track to future success Qtudcnt Louncll IS another of Nlr Lon nors 3CllXlllES and hls most famous last words are perhaps Around the fence son not ox er ll MAX BELLE PRATT Mxss Pratt who graduated from the Unlverslty of Vermont and studled as well at the Sorbonne m Parxs and McG1ll bnlverslty 1n Montreal makes the supposedly 1Cy plunge 1nto Iv fmncazs a very enjoyable experlence The students ln her classes never t1re of hearlng her storles of French l1fe and customs As Dean of Glrls Mlss Pratt keeps tabs on the SHHS femmes and w1th the Pro Merlto SOCISIY people whom she advlses she helped us adopt our French town Royon ,lbw wrap, , , . . 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' T 1 T l Unlverslty of Massachusetts, rarely gets upset, as g y ' ,. , ! 7 . , . .X A 4x A cl , VS, S .1 - , , , A .4 ' . l. 1 . 1 f Q 1 -lv U' v -N v v A -H f- JOHNI S BRISTOL Mr Bristol a Tufts College graduate is the seniors favorite teacher tHe makes geometry seem easy J Mr Bristol handles the intramural basketball tournaments which our seniors of course won last year He also brlngs the cinema to South Hadley High and through his great work in the field we have been proud to present South Hadley prem iere of uch well known films as Thr ldvenlures of llf lun 1311111 and I 114 In Il K fllllllfll EILEEN H C HXRLSON 'Xllss Carlson teaches besides regular first and second xear Latin a X 1rg1l course that no one can dislike ex en a speck She sees that the Press Bur eau people keep the local papers full of news of SHHS actlxities and also makes possible and maniges that enormous task the production of Our Gateway lNI1s Carlson who received her A B at Vi heaton 'md her -X XI at Cornell wa new 1tSouth Hadlex High the same xear we wert ind we proudlx nommite her The Irreshmm with 30 who be came the Nlost Successful tht Qultke t MISS HELEN BELECKIS All of us have seen Miss Helen Beleckis, our cheerful art director, in the art room creating masterpieces with a few gentle strokes of the brush. Not only does she transform our creations into museum pieces, but she also advises our Art Club and supervises the art work for the yearbook. She lends a proficient hand with the artistic problem of dances proms games and poster contests Miss Beleckis studied at the Massachusetts School of Art in Boston She is Art Supervlsor in the school system of South Hadley MILDRED S BROWN Speech? Christmas Assembly part ' Speech tournament or play contest' American Legion oratoricali South Hadley Highers ee 'Xliss Brown for she helps us train for all these things and helps us so well that we usuallx come up with the prize As for Just plain English xou can get that from her too Sex eral nearbx institutions had a hand in her training the L mxersitw of Nlass achusetts Smith and 'Xlount Holxoke bliss Brown Journeys our the Notch from Am herst everx day just to be with u though some icy days we wonder how he m in igt to do it '35 ' n 1 s ' L . 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'ss I u p - V' . . s ,, A N . f 1:1 ANNE M DRISCOLL The mentlon of Hamlet or The Crematlon of Sam McGee makes us 1mmed1ately recall the days we spent 1n sunny room twelve w1th Mlss Dr1scoll Why IS 1mpr1nted IH our mmds for ever and thanks to Mxss Drxscoll we are readv to face the blg cruel world As the very capable ad vxser of our newspaper she has helped us make The Spothght one of the best school papers ln Western Massachusetts Mlss Drlscoll recelved both her M A and B A from Smlth college and has done summer work at Harvard Columbla and Boston Unwerslty as well HAROLD C HEMOND Mr Hemond, who recelved both h1s B S and M S at the LHINCFSIIY of Massachusetts, teaches physlcs and chemlstry, also Consumer SCIQHCS, rev1ew math, and the pre drlver course Un top of that, he takes t1me to advlse the SCIGHCC club and beat the Chess Club members at the1r own game at least once a week Mr Hemond's young son Harold IS hls most prlzed student Our professor says the voungster IS a better basketball plaxer than ex en h1s dad ALICE J CULLINAN We thmk Mlss Cullman has a lovely Job she handles plles of money The unfortunate thmg for her IS that the money belongs to school clubs but the fortunate thlng for us 1S that we have Mxss Cullman to add and subtract multlply and d1V1d8 lt so efhclently A graduate of Fltchburg State Teachers College and Boston Un1vers1ty Mlss Cullman teaches typewrltmg and shorthand and dlrects glrls athletlcs besldes if ,IEREMIAH A FOLEY Mr Foley a graduate of Holy Cross w1th an M A from Boston College IS the man behlnd our varsxty debaters the local representatlves at Model Congresses and the Junlor Town Meet1ng H1s hlstory and World Government classes are a must and we re not referrmg to state requlre ments' Mr Foley also has qu1te a reputatlon as a chef tthose hot rollslj and poultry raxser 1 In Q VI . . . . vi , ' ff , . . . . ,Q V v -f , - X Y 1 . . . . , ' Y X I . . i t fl ' if ,Y Ll ' I, ' ' . 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Y - Q I A XJ 2 DANIEL ,I OCONNELL Mr OConnell IS class adx 1ser to thls xears great semor class and he IS also the new football coach tAfter the practlce ln handlmg obstreper ous 50 we bet coachlng a l1ttle football team keepmg clerlcal practlce and busmess trammg Mr O Connell was the orlgmator of that nexer to be forgotten club Late and Loud Our hats what s left of them now that we ve been Jumpmg on them for a whole year are off to Mr O Con nell wxthout whom our clas would have never made It to graduatlon The Ln1vers1ty of Massa chusetts tramed hrm for hrs strenuous career w1th us NORMAN SULLIVAN Mr Sulhvan was graduated from South Hadley Hlgh and recexved h1s B S at the Un1vers1ty of Massachusetts As asslstant football coach he stresses the arm l1ft and has the tape handy when our heroes get bru1sed In the blology and general scxence courses, he opens our eyes to a whole new field of knowledge and to the methods of laboratory techmque For the especlally favored he provldes the awesome experlence of cat dxs sectxon THONI AS B LAN DF RS 'Nlr Landers better known as coach gradu ated from the Imxersltx of Detrolt At college he droxe a cab and he contmues lns tammg m South Hacllex bx runnmg the Landers Free Lab to School Serxxce Nlr Landers has done a vu onderful Job m coach mg snnce he came to South Hadlex Hugh but he saxs that except between seasons hls fingernalls nex er get a chance to grow At the present trme besides hls work ln South Hadley he IS workmg for hrs 'XI A at the Lnlxersxtw of Massachusetts ELIZABETH A ORRALL Mrs Orrall IS a new teacher th1s year at South Hadley Hrgh She graduated from Framlngham State Teachers College and IS now l1v1ng at the Un1vers1ty of Mass where her husband IS finlsh mg work on a degree Mrs Orrall worrles about S Hadley Hlghers who sk1p breakfast and she and her students have worked to get us all to eat our wheatles th1s year The cafeterla IS bemg trans formed lnto a pleasant lunchroom and workmg space by Mrs Orrall s enthuslastrc home econo mlcs people and lt seems the Home Room 3 fresh men are belng transformed 1nto ladles Pj and gentlemen UQ by Mrs Orrall 5 K . x K f , , Y 1 ' V' ' v ni seemed easy.D As well as teaching classes in book- I ! 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' . l , 1 Ai ' 79 ' MISS ANNETTE WITANEK Mlss Wltanek was graduated from State Teach ers College ln North Adams and recelved her B A from Columbla Un1vers1ty In her classes at SH HS she not only drllls us ruggedly xn matters of grammar spelllng and good usage but glves us a kaleldoscoplc vlew of the field of Enghsh l1terature Mlss Wltanek has her own specxal brand of Twenty Questlons that goes by the provocatlve name of Wallflower As dlrector of school plays and faculty advlser of the s1ve graduate study and w1de experlence S FREDERICK WINTERS Mr Wmters wlelds a knowlng baton over our band orchestra glee club and speclal gmrls en semble When he waves h1s baton toward our parents out comes not muslc but enthusxasm and financlal support And a cue to the L1ons Mr Wlnters was graduated from Boston Um versxty College of Muslc and played w1th the Navy before commg to South Hadley 4-4 MISS MARGUERITE GILLIGAN Wlcenever 1ts a b1t of cheer you re needlng Mxss G1ll1gan w1ll g1ve1t to you lf she s not typmg mlmeographlng runn1ng down a corr1dor phonlng or talklng w1th V I P s from outslde More than once she s saved some student from a fate worse than death by lendmg a paper cl1p or pen Mlss Gllllgan a graduate of South Hadley High as well as Thompson s Holyoke Busmess College follows all our sports very closely and every member of every team IS her pet ralong w1th every other student 1n the school J y y 9 ' ' , ' v . 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I ' :L ' YP A ' ll lf Drama Club, Miss Witanek can call upon exten- I 3 Y 7 7 I , . , , Y ' , Y SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS X WILLIAM .I KENNEDY NANCY B WOODWARD Preszdent Vzce Preszdent MARION G MOODY RITA GAUDETTE Secretary Treasurer DOROTHY LOUISE ADANIS Tonfsu Pfp C lub 2 3 4 We semors sure knew how to start off the class when we sat TOOCSIC IH the first seat of the first row Nlay be that s why our 541 glrl has such an enthuslastlc school sp1r1t But you know that box office seat sort of keeps her away from her best pal Wanda You never m1ss see1ng these two av1d fans at a basketball game Incldentally 1f you haven t as yet had occas1on to notlce Dot s trlm page boy try steppm 1nto Tootsle s Halr Style Salon rn the future for a glxmps at what our trlm lxttle m1ss yylll be trlmmmg 251 vp ,IOANI MARIE ADANIS Clgqlcs Glee Club 2 Iyrultmg Club 2 Suvzmnung 2 Interclass df balmy 2 Juruor Town llcftmq 3 4 Crufluufmn 7 shcr3 Prom commzlfu 3 4 .Slzulznl CUUIZCII 4 .Swrclaru 4 Drama Club 4 Sptcu1lC zrls 4 SpvIl1ql1t4 Iutm Club 4 1164 prcs1dfnl4 SAI Club 4 lmrlwoly slufl 4 We had always wondered what Pennsyly amans were l1ke and now we know cause about our Sophomore year we d1s coyered Joan Xou can usually find our p1nk cheeked soft spoken b1t of wrt dashmg around wxth the fam1ly car Speak lng of automobiles 1f some day you get 1nto an acc1dent we suggest you call Nlxss Joan Adams R N to the rescue NIL RIEL ALICE BAGG llznu Arl13 .Sollbull 1 2 C IIFISIHICIS ClSSClI1l7ll,l2 Sp4c1f1lC zrls 3 4 9CC'I'LfC1I'ljClfldfl'lClSllflI 4 Pep C lub 3 Drumu C lub 3 C lu C l1b 4 S'poll1ght4 C IfC'lllCIflUIl fflzlnr 4 l uzrbrmly stuff 4 W1thout Nllml th1s yearbook mlght ney er haye been for her wrrtlng ab1l1ty helped us through seyeral rough spots Munel IS one of that large group of South Hadley square dancers and she slngs ln the Glee Club and Speclal Grrls Ensemble too Her cheerfulness yy1ll make her a fine nurse we re sure 1L 1 T' 4 lmpg 11 -rm lboy DAVID EDWARD BARNEY 111110 Band 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 Football 1 Junzor l arsztu 2 Xarsltu 3 4 Basketball 1 Junzor Xarsttg 12 larszty 4 Class vzct przsulent 12 Prom usher 1 2 Track 234 Intramural basfball 23 4 lrarluatlon marshall 3 Xssfmblu monitor 4 Stnmr plau 4 If you want to see a wmnmg smlle just look up Mtke and when you hear that wh1stle blow along about Act1v1ty Perxod 1n room 15 watch our grld 1ron k1ng go 1nto that huddle wmth the boys M1ke may not be French but can t you p1cture hxm m a smock and a chapeau sportmg a palnt brush? At last some of those far a way hllls w1ll find their master pamter RICHARD EDWARD CHARLES BARRY RlCll Band 1 flu Club 1 Orchlstra 1 Spotlight 123 Intra mural baslmtball 1 2 3 4 Junior Town Vcctzng 1 V1 HY V 3 Servlet Squad 1 2 Prom ushtr 1 Bastball manager 2 3 Semor play 2 lraclt 2 Scunca and Photography Club 2 Chrzstmas asstmblg 2 Intfrclass lltbatzng 2 varsztu 3 4 Dance commzttee 2 Cl'!ldUllllOfl ushfr 2 Drama Club 2 Prcss Bureau 2 3 legion mltttf 3 N P I 3 Sturltnt Congrtss 3 btudcnt Counczl 4 pres1rlrnt4 1 rarbooll stag 4 lsszmblu monitor 4 lsstmbly spcaltrr 4 Slflllll plau 4 District lllqh School senator to Boston 4 Rlch s motto IS Where there s a w1ll there s a Way and he has used thxs all through h1gh school He s startmg hls tra1n1ng w1th college and w1ll eventually become a states man so don t be surprlsed 1f you hear about a great man and orator who once went to S H H S Rlch hkes other thmgs besldes oratlon take Glenn Mlller records for mstance LIINCOLN LEDOR BASCOM I Inc lsszmblu spfalttr 1 N I 1 2 Junior larsttu dtbattng 2 fonnectzcut 1 allfu rlfbatrng 2 Inttrclass rltbatzng 2 1 earboolr staH 4 L1nc1s an outdoors man and durmg the huntmg and fishmg seasons he 1sn t home very much except to pore over hlS huge collectxon of classmcal records L1nc hkes all ammals he owns several THDDIIS even now and he plans to become a x eter1nar1an 1 1 f 7-l 1 1 1 . lv .. 1 'l . 1 Q, 1 ' . 1 1 I - K ' 1- , ' . 1 1 . 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' ' v v ' ANN LILLIAN BENOIT lnnze Pro tllerzto 4 Oratorzcals 4 Graduatzon usher 3 French Club 4 secretary l earboolx stag 4 You should see how Annle looks behmd a desk poundlng those typewr1ter keys wonderful' She mtends to stay xn the buslness world after graduatlon too Ann1e really loves her work but she llkes roller skatlng a bxt more and goes whenever she has a chance RUTH ANN BRAY Rusty Ojjzce asszstant 1 2 Clte Club 1 4 Pep Club 3 Prom com mzttee 3 Special! lrls 4 French C lub 4 Square your sets and clrcle erght here s a dance we ap preclate We hear you go to a lot of square dances rn Hat field and nelghborlng towns Rusty Be careful youll be wearmg out your shoes on those shppery floors Ruthle and we thlnk Holyoke Jumor College IS lucky to be gettmg her thls fall JAX' ,puff I-f' 1-41 fnfff JOAN DIANE BRLNELLE Joanze Junmr Town lleetzng 1 Clee Club 1 2 4 Girls softball l 3 Speczalt zrls 4 Elght hands around and promenade r1ght Sotrlps Joame on Saturday mght Along mth square dancmg she enjoys slnglng alto 1n Glrls Vocal and Glee Club Muslc makes the world go round and Joanne mtends to keep rt that way Her future IS ln the hands of the fates 62,66 30,644-ci, -14-fr'-J may QMJ . 7 . F I . 3 5 7 ' 7 ' f ' f I ' , 1 1' ' , 5 9 - 9 i ' Q P I . 3 li ' ' ! - 9 ' Q . , 9 - 9 Q. . . . ff' . ,A really adds that certa1n someth1ng to any dance or party, ts ' 'I I ' l n .JL Jaya- l V. f xg dy ' . ' 1 1 , , 9 ' ' , 9 I .' . lv . . . Q V , . JOHN BULLOUGH Johnnie Drama Club 4. Tall, blonde, and handsome. No, not Alan Ladd but our own Johnnie. It may seem far fetched now, but one day his name will be in lights. You should see him act! He may seem quiet and shy. Don't let that fool you. Good luck, John, we're rootin' for you! ROSEMARY LOUISE CALLAHAN Rosle Maybe we ought to consult our Sacred Heart High friends about our new find but we believe by the looks of the long list of friends Rosle has found herself a very appreciative Alma Mater at S H H S And why do we stare? It s Just pure envy that makes us sigh at that lovely naturally curly hair At any rate lf she can charm fate as she has charmed us that ladder of success won t be too steep for our Rosie WILLIAM FREDERICK CASEY Bzll Intramural basllttball 1234 Intramural baseball 23 Our contribution to the outdoor life is Just plain Bill A 1950 version of Danny Boone the chipmunks and squirrels start scattering when Bill hits the open road in Granby with his six shooter We who are his pals know that no matter what fate has in store Bills quiet friendly disposition will pave his way to success ! Science Club 3,45 Art 2. , i , , , , , 1 1 ll 1, ' Il .. -' r V A y A I K J . J JOHN MARTIN CLARK 1 ' 'P Stretch Football, Junior Varsity 13 Basketball, Junior Varsity 1,29 Varsity 3,45 Intramural 1,2,3. What would S.H.H.S. have done without Stretch on the basketball court? That's where he really came into his own. Speaking of his own, Stretch has his own car which he uses to take his friends around. How about that, fellows - is it bumpy or smooth? Too bad he won't be able to take his car along with him when he joins the Navy, but we're sure Stretch'll make a fine swabie, anyway. JACQUELINE ANNE COREY Jacltzc 1 at Club 124 Girls Softball 12 Pep Club 234 Prom committee 3 Drama Club 3 French Club 4 1 earboolr stay' 4 Art 1 In the fall when Jackie leaves for Nurses Training the Faculty House will be losing its best waitress Parlez vous francais mademo1selle7 Mais oui lbut yesb Jackie answers for she is a loyal member of the French Club Saturday nights find her at her favorite sport Its not square dancing but roller skating Keep your sunny side up Jackie by Aypz Kim ex 'A+' I WY .A ,JM JOHN RICHARD COX Tiger Football Junior larszty 1 larszty 2 3 4 Captain 4 Basltet ball Junior larszty 1 2 3 Intramural 4 Intramural baseball 234 Yraclt 23 Prom committtt 3 Dance committee 2 Senior play 2 It is hard to decide whether Tiger s favorite months are the fall ones when he romps the grid iron for dear old South Hadley or the spring one Mav Johnnie was our real hero last fall captain of the xarsity you know but when May comes he can wear his grey sweater with the green reindeer John s talent for witty writing has been greatly work is going to be we know that his personality will make him a success x . . , ' 0 I K ,s .Q-A ,Jar . fy wig kj t. 'Q . . V 1 vp cf' tu ,f Y N J iq 'iv L . A: . A Y ' l . 9 F I 1 1 y U A ' F . - . X ag enjoyed by all of us, and though he is not sure what his 1ife's Z GM . M QM? f sf 1, X bl Y Q NS- H-' KW' DOROTHY PAIGE IiLTON'JJu-34. qc obs Dottze D919 Glee Club 3 4 secretary 4 2 4 Gzrls softball 2 3 4 Yearbook slap' 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 Dance committee 2 Prom commzttees 3 4 Speczal Gzrls 3 4 Latzn Club 4 Basket ball 2 Ojzce ass1stant4 Senzor play 4 Dottle s pet peeve IS people wlthout school sp1r1t and as chlef cheer leader she s seen to It that South Hadley Hlghers acqurre the Ra Ra feelmg lf they don t come w1th lt Dot s also a fine actress as our Semor play proved She mtends to go over the Notch to enter the Umverslty of Mass when next fall comes o - ' Y f 1' :IJ s ' I Q - . S VV' 4 y, . ' 3 -XY 95 1 'gf' K QW Q Q A I o . La! 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L f PATRICIA ANNE DEVLIN Pa Glee Club 12 Basketball 1 4 Junior Town Meetzng 12 3 Dance commzttee 23 Graduatzon usher 2 Prom usher 2 050.166 assistant 3 Spec1alGzrls 4 Drama Club 4 secretary 4 Spothght 4 Yearbook stag 4 advertzszng manager Ring committee 3 Gzrls State 3 Latin Club 4 preszdent 4 repre sentatwe at Eastern States 4 Versatlle IS the word for Pat she bakes tever try her dev1l s food cake D mamtalns an almost contmuous watch on the mall box and also manages to grve a hand on many dance commrttees and numerous other class act1v1t1es Pat IS known for her outstandmg and ever changmg wardrobe wh1ch by the way she w1ll turn ln for a nurse s umform thls LENORE MAE DIETEL Lenny D1t IS a glrl of many pursults stockcar races swlmmlng at all seasons and danclng She also has the honor of belng the class of 50 s blondest blonde Where D1t goes so goes Janet and D1t l1kes to travel She has no defimte future plans J ll fl TERESA JEANNE DOMURAT Jrannze Junlor larsztu flebatmg 1 S P C' l poster uunner 1 Ixntt tzng club 2 Dann romnuttee 2 3 Pro llerzto lice pre slrlent 4 Spothght 3 eelztor ln Chnl 4 C raduatzon uslur 3 1 earbook stay 4 Frrnch Club 4 lrt Club 4 Oratorzrale 4 Jeannie IS perhaps our most silent and competent class mate Pounding on a typewriter seeing that The Spotlight always comes out on time or doing math in room 10 Jeannie never wastes a moment and she can also knit one purl two and make it come out a sweater She always does the Job well and when not too too busv Jeannie works on her large coin collection or dreams about the years to be at Mount Holyoke which she plans on entering this fall ROBERT JAMES DOUYARD Dt we 11 Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Spotlight 3 adzurtzsmg manager 4 Drama C lub 1 Photography Club 4 lzrlatlon Club 2 Intra mural basketball 2 Dewey s the quiet type that is until he starts talking but he s as effluent a business manager as The Spothght could ever hope to have Now a days if you go into Dietel s Drug Store youll find Bob ready to wait on you at the fountain but after he gets through with the Wesmas Phar macy School he plans to enter this fall you ll find him out in the back room mixing prescriptions JEROME ROBERT DOWNIIE Jerry Banell Orchtstra 1 Intramural basketball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball manager 24 Intramural Baseball 123 4 Dance com mittee 4 chalrman 2 Prom committee 34 Sczencl Klub 2 Senior play 4 Jerry s whistle keeps the boys in Room 15 on their toes and luckily for 50 one whistle of it has always been able to round up a clean up crew for that horrible day after the Prom or game or whatever Jer says there s no telling what hell be doing next year but we bet he ll plan so as not to miss his weekly visit to that certain well known theatre. I I , 7 GLENN ROSS DUNPHY Pete Dance committees 2 3 4 Football I arszty 1 2 3 4 Basket ball manager 1 2 Intramural 1 2 3 4 Baseball Iarszty 1 2 3 4 I tarboolt sports fditor 4 Spothght 4 Prom committee 3 4 Class lice president 3 Student Council 1 2 Junior Town 'Vleet ing 1 Ring committtt 3 Durmg the fall months Pete runs passes tackles and makes touch downs for the Orange and Black In the sprlng he dons a baseball un1form and pltches opposlng league teams to the cellar ln the ranks Wxthout Pete 1950 would never have run so smoothly and we are all gomg to mlss h1m and his famous blush when he trlps off to the Ln1vers1ty of Massachusetts 1n the fall MARY HELEN FINIK Fm 4 Pro llerlto 4 I farboolr stajT4 Latin Club 4 Mary is one of those rare people who almost never loses her pat1ence or temper Though she s qu1et and shy she IS a whxz at Latm just ask a few certa1n senlors how they managed to pull through V1rg1l and she can handle le francais l1ke a Parlsrenne Mary says that with luck she w1l1 enter Mt Holyoke but we know It wlll be the college s luck when they accept her X HERBERT A FITZELL Pit ie Band 1 Orchestra 1 Drama Club 1 3 4 Dance committee 2 3 Intramural basketball 2 lssembly 1 3 Senior play 4 Fitzre loves his sports both as a spectator and part1c1pant He s a fixture ln the cheering sectron at all games whether at home or out of town Ice skating 1S h1s actlve sport and we hear he s pretty mmble You should see him cut hls fancy figures Maybe he s practrcrng for the Ice Capades of 1977 ' . 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Y Y 7 Y Y ' Y Z I I , 1 l - U X?- QXCQ MAURICE EMMETT FITZGERALD Moe Sczence Club 2 Photography Club 2 3 secretary treasurer 4 Intramural basketball 124 Avzatzon Club 2 Spothght 4 Moe IS the bashful type so It seems most of the txme but don t let that fool you He s the strong sllent type' Llke most fellows Moes mterests center ln sports Al though South Hadley s team rates first m h1s heart the St Louls Cardmals rates a close second w1th Stan Muslal Cln there p1tch1n 'J Moe s txme 15 well dlvlded between square danclng and photography He sure knows how to take sharp plcs' JEAN CAROL FORCIER Jeanze Our favorlte hostess IS Jeame there s no doubt about that Plenty hot platters and a couple dozen cold cokes IS her reclpe for a successful evenmg Thls g1rl s partles wlll rate w1th Hollywood s any day Movle magazmes w1ll some day have a plcture of Jean and her mmlature dolls rr 1 f NORMAN S GAGNON Norm Band 1 Glee Club 12 3 4 Orchestra 1 Intramural basket ball 1 2 4 Whose fine strong volce IS the malnstay of the Glee Club bass sect1on7 Who keeps the group wxde awake w1th h1s wltty say1ngs9 Who could glV6 Laurltz Melchlor some pretty good competltxonl Who well let s face 1t' It s Norm' Hxs future though IS ln a slxghtly dlfferent field Come fall Norm w1ll enter Western Massachusetts School of Pharmacy and even now he runs around ln a l1ttle whlte coat at Cowan s Drug Store rf C4. f X C- NY X Q O C' Q: X XX . - ,ff 1 X A- ' ' fl fl tff' r' . 7 , l c ff J Girls' Softball 1,2. 4 L7 f K ll , 'ft ,- I yg l I, lf? RITA GAUDETTE Glee Club 1 2 Class treasurer 1 2 3 4 Prom usher 1 2 Prom commzttee 3 Band 2 3 Dance committee 2 Selling soda 2 3 Candy counter 4 Orchestra 3 Yearbook 4 buslness manager Perhaps you dldn t know we had a financlal gemus m our mldst However R1 the Granby gal has done a wonderful Job ln keepmg us out of the red Rlta IS an avxd sports fan mterested especlally m boxmg Her future plans mclude a career 1n nursmg ROBERT MICHAEL GEHAN Bo Football Junlor Varsity 1 Varszty 4 Intramural basket ball 1 234 Intramural baseball 1 2 Art club 1 23 Dance commzttee 2 3 4 Prom committee 3 4 Junzor Town Meeting verszty of Massachusetts Tourney poster contest wznner 3 Senior play 4 An entertalmng character wlth a qulck w1t Harry has enllvened many classes w1th a famous last word Wlth years of tralmng here Cdrawmg the facultyb and Art school start mg next vear we beheve he w1ll soon equal Al Capp' MARILYN LOIS GREEN l refnn Glee Club 1 2 4rt Club 1 3 Debatzng 1 Dance Commlltee 2 3 Ixnzttzng Club 2 Spothght sta,0' 234 Drama Club 4 Spec1alG1rls 2 Band 3 French Club president 4 Pro Merzto 4 Chrzstmas assembly 2 Junzor Town Meetzng 4 Legzon Ora tor1cal4 Interclass debating 2 We all know Greeme the class chatterbox Small neat and frxendly she spends much of her spare txme knlttmg and playmg the p1ano A Pro Merlto member Greeme hopes to attend Mount Holyoke College thls fall Ri . , : , , ,': . , 1 2 1 I I , 2 b 45 Spotlight 4, make-up editorg Yearbook art editor 43 Uni- ! . 3 . 1 - 'Y WILLIAM RICHARD HEINRICH JR B1 Band student director 3 drum major 3 manager 123 4 Orchestra 4 manager 1 2 3 1 arszty debating 4 Senmr play 4 B111 or Bugs as he IS better known to his fr1ends has provided his classmates with many a laugh An outstanding mus1c1an B111 plays the clarinet with the Blue Notes and has even taken aturn at leadmg the South Hadley High Band After graduation B111 plans to become a m1n1ster f-ff-'A'r1 '0 -'q 'a 2--.7fff2-0 S JOHN WILLIAM HENDRICKS III I lpe Football Junior larszttj I 2 larszty 3 4 Traclt 2 Dance committee 2 3 Prom committee 3 Fraduatzon usher 3 A man of many 1nterests Johnnie enjoys playing football wearing sport shirts and hunting big game that IS when he 1sn t managing the Falls Grill We hear he also has a very r1d1ng the waves JOHN JOSEPH HOWES Jacltze Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Football freshman Dance committee 2 3 John s hobby work mealt1cket and mam amusement IS music music mus1c John s sweet Jazz flows forth from his tenor sax with 11qu1d ease H1s future IS undecided but we bet that someday John s band w11l be the top one 1n the land I 1 , . Il Y 7 7 7 Y ! I I 7 ! 3 : ' ' It YI ' ' ' ! 7 ! 1 , . I' Y I Y l Y U . 9 v J K . y A J 1 J ,I J ' ' ! ! 1 i 1 original ski technique. Good luck, Yipe, in your career in 1 V, ' f , .' I X, 1 ! I 7 2 7 1 9 I W I , , I . . - ! 9 Y Y V ' , ' Y , . - , . ,Q I A . - ' ' I My ll LORRAINE .IEANETTE ISABELLE xl Izzy Band 12 Glrls softball 12 Art Club 12 Orchestra 12 Drama Club 123 Gzrls basketball 24 Cheerleadzng 34 Dance commzttee 3 Pep Club 3 Swzmmzng 3 Senzor play cast 4 L1v1ng ln the country doesn t prevent IZZ16 from engaglng ln many extra currlcular act1v1t1es such as cheerlng at bas ketball games and workmg on the Gateway staff Lorrame plays basketball too and her sharp shootmg helped secure many Hopeless FIVE w1ns last wlnter Iz In the future wlll be rellevmg people of their muscular straln workmg as a masseur ANNE LOUISE ,IEGER Annie Glee Club 2 Speczal Gzrls 2 Pro llflerzto 4 Pep Club 2 Drama Club 3 4rt Club 3 4 preszdent 3 Senzor play 3 Prom commzttee 3 Yearbook staff 3 4 Class rzng committee 3 Gradu man 4 Sczence Club 4 secretary 4 Junzor Town llleetzng 4 Assembly speaker 4 Graduatlon speaker 4 Annle who llkes readmg more than most anythlng else keeps herself busy durmg the wlnter months bemg the assxstant l1brar1an at the Falls publlc lxbrary In the summer Ann IS a playground dlrector for many beloved chlldren The Umverslty of Massachusetts IS the lucky college to edu cate thxs future ch1ld psychologlst WILLIAM JAMES KENNEDY Bzll Junior Town Ueetzng 1 4 ll HI N 2 3 Football freshman Basketball Junlor Iarsltu 1 2 3 Dance committee 2 3 Science Club 2 3 4 vzce preszdent 4 Prom commzttee 3 4 Stu dent Counczl 3 Drama Club 3 Boys .State 3 Chess Club 3 4 Assembly speaker 4 larslty debating 4 Class president 4 Bellever 1n the Four Freedoms Cespeclally freedom of speechj and democratlc prlnclples of government energetxc tlreless Wxll IS a great asset to the class of the m1d century B111 d1v1des h s spare tlme between turkey ra1s1ng and ad fetchmg for the Gateway UDIVCISILY of Massachusetts here he comes' X K Xu rl Q . , n 1 o Y 7 1 I I 7 Y Y n . , 1 . a Y 7 1 Y ! 7 7 V S Q S . . . , . . , . ' l ! 1 , , '- V44 I I 1 ' ' 9 I ' 1 L 3 4 1 9 l 5 1 3 S ' atzon usher 33 lWayFestwalusher33Jun1or Red Cross 4, chair- : ' ,' J 3 y 3 . I - . . . . n y A 4 . Q v 'V ye I 9 3 - : - v . u 1 1 1 : y 1 x ' I 1 5 ' ' I r Q , Y n n 7 ! I I I . ' ' Q 3 . ! 3 ' Q ELEANOR ANN LEBEAU E lu C110 Club 12 Swimming 123 Irrls softball 12 Drama Club 12 Homt Economrcs Club l Prom commrttu 34 Cheerleadrng 3 4 Ellre stands by the three B s rn musrc Boogre Bebop and the Blues Nlever a day goes by wrthout flndrng her leanrng on a Juke box lrstenrng to those beautrful melodres How many want a bus to the game? rs a phrase Frenchre wrll never forget Cheerrng rs fun but where s the school sprrrt? ROBERT MERRILL LEITCH Bebop Football Jumor larszty 1 2 3 larszty 4 Intramural basketball 1 2 3 Band 1 4 Intramural baseball 2 3 Traclr 2 3 Dance committee 2 3 keep hrs Blue Notes on the beam Swrng and sway rs Bebop s way to catch those fish and lure those poor rnnocent anrmals rnto hrs gun srght too All krddrng asrde he rs an expert at fishrng and huntrng 'sf-ell! MILDRED ATTA LEMKE .Mzlly Art Club 12 Junror Town lleetrng 1 Gzrls basketball 2 Home Economics Club 2 Christmas assembly 2 Spothght stag 4 If we were asked to nomrnate someone for so and so s tal ent program we d prck Mrlly because she not only srngs but also accompanres herself on the gee tar After gradua tron Mrllys plannrng to enter Sprrngfield Comptometer School and though she s always sayrng You can t take rt wrth you we ll bet the gurtar goes too l 'r 1 ' . 2 , , Q I .' , : r 3. ' Z , 3 , . . Y Y 7 - - U H 1 - - 'H - I Y I 1 9 1 7 ' Z R' 9 7 Q ! 3 ! Z A 1 : 9 - J l Bebop rs really all reet wrth those drums of hrs, whrch u lf' ' ,-S , 'I L4 IA, H 5 Q 1 7 .Dk , 9 ' A ' 1 ' ' 9 2 Z ' ! Y Y ' ll Y ' 5 , . LJ- BARBARA ANNE LINES Squeaky Glee Club 1 4 Twzrler 2 3 Christmas assembly 3 Prom committee 3 4 Drama Club 4 Yearbook staff 4 Senior play 4 If you have ever heard Barbara holler Look out below' as she left the high diving board for a magnificent swan dive you wonder why she was ever dubbed Squeaky Seeing her handle that green Chev we don t think she deserves a timid name either One thing we do think our friendly Squeak is going to make a fine medical secretary WAYNE WILFRED MARCOTTE lV1lly Class pres dent 1 NFL 13 Varsity Debating 1 Prom usher 1 Assembly speaker 1 2 3 4 'VFL New England District Debate Tourney 1 Massachusetts State poetry readung contest winner 1 Dance committee 2 Prom committee 3 4 Christmas assembly 2 3 4 Pro Merzto 3 4 president 4 Student Council 3 Junior Town Meeting 3 Ring Committee 3 Valley Wheel one act play 3 Drama Club 4 president Graduation usher 3 WMLSP poetry winner 3 Yearbook Photography editor 4 Oratorzcals 4 Prize book Assoc Harvard Clubs 3 lalley Wheel oratorzcal contest winners 4 Senior Play 4 Graduation Speaker 4 is for winning - we know he s red-letter . stands for actor - of which there re few better. s for that yes when it comes to working. is for neatness each day without shirking. s for the future and tho it seems strange We re sure it means Everything within his range! JANET MEYERS Jan That peaches and cream complexion can belong to no one but Jan. Let us girls in on your secret, Jan. One of a two- some you can never find her without Lenore. Exercise means only one thing to ,Ian and that s swimming. Her future is undecided, but if she has her way she'll visit all the famous and beautiful places in the world. Don't forget to send us postcards, ,Ianl -1 I rr 'l. , 1, OU., I Ui! P. Nm if i7'..w-, .N-'rf , if -f WALLACE KERR MONROE ll 5,1 tl Wally l Band 1gGlee Club 13 Orchestra 1: Basketball-Junior Varsity 1,2,3g Varsity 4, Intramural 1,2g Baseball- Varsity 1,2,3, captain 4. Kerr really livens up baseball with his work at bat and third base. His prize possession is a Tom Mix bracelet which he says can do everything except the dishes. At times we wonder. He and Dave enjoy themselves on the weekends by patronizing the Globe and the Sacred Heart dances. An avid Stan Musial fan Kerr hopes to make baseball his career MARION GERTRUDE MOODY Scooter Glee Club 1 2 Class secretary 13 4 Junior Town lleetzng 1 2 3 4 Prom usher 1 2 Prom committee 3 4 Pro llerzto 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Spotlight stay' 2 3 4 learbook literary editor 4 Interclass debating 1 Dance committee 2 3 Graduation usher 3 WJWLSP secretary 4 Latin Club 4 lssembly speaker 24 Slti Club 4 Christmas assembly 2 Student Council 2 Ring committee 3 Graduation Spealtcr 4 Marion s second home is the Falls where she seems to spend most of her time particularly on Bardwell street Scooter can be seen at most basketball and baseball games where she is often cheering for a different South Hadley star If you want a gooey sundae or chocolate milkshake just walk into the College Inn any weekend and there Scooter will be delighted to serve you Marion hopes to enter Mt Holyoke in the fall ALSTON D MLGNIER JR Boolter Chess Club 4 Science and Photography Club 2 Stamp Club 1 Junior Town lltcting ll Ill N 3 Student Congress 3 What s in a name? Well South Hadley High s perfect specimen of Granby breeding claims two names We assume that All Star comes from the fact that he s Just about a Jack of all trades However we hear that studying con servation in the 4 H Club takes up most of his time We see anything but a note of conservatism in his Hashy hand painted ties and we don t know who knighted him Booker but we think that maybe Dad wants him to study up on the telephone directory Even if Dad isnt sure we re willing to bet that Alston will always make the right connections' '4 f V1 as ttfalit -:realli-.,b,1, l,zt, Lim W -sY'!l-lit I . ,fi I I ' il ' lain Cufy ,J p . 1' U fl 1 9 9 3 ' 1 1 I , 1 , i 9 l ! 3 9 J ! L J, : n ' n 7 I Y I l Y Y 7 Y I S , I S Q Sr , 1 ' 1 ' , I 1 . , . , . 9 7 ' Y . . , . illechanical drawing lg Aviation Club 1,2,3g Glee Club 43 S ' I- 1 1 - A Y sz- ' 1 it - sv v I' H' ly - I A '. ' . ' ' ' . . ' 4 l 1 , . . . . ' n L, .p . . -, , . . x Q Q ri . Q . . 9 , ' . . . , . g, t - v .L . . J.. , . . . . , ' 5 ' .. ,J ELAINE MARIE NADEAU Butch Glee Club 1 2 4 Yearbook stay' 4 SpeczalGzrls 4 Spothght 1 Swlmmzng 1 Cheerleader 2 Prom committee 2 Dance com mlttee 2 Drama Club 3 4 Stamp Club 3 Senior Play 4 The South Hadley member of a smgmg quartet Butch s hobbles are swlmmmg and readmg Elame can be seen at some of our school dances dlppmg and twxrlmg wxth pro fesslonal grace After graduatlon Elame w1l1 attend Holyoke J unlor College GENEVIEVE FRANCES OBREMSKI en 4rl Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Home Economics Club 2 We can t understand why Gen doesn t come to school dxzzy after a hot sesslon w1th the Knlghts of Melody and a night of Pohsh danclng Not only does she swxsh her sklrt on the dance floor but she also has qu1te a hand for sw1sh1ng a palnt brush down rn Art Class We hope the boss doesn t catch Gen keeplng txme to the muslc whlle she s typmg up very lmportant buslness letters ln some blg office ln the near future WANDA OBREMSKI J ff Rocky Czrls softball 1 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Spothght 3 typzng edztor 4 Basketball 4 Rocky IS an enthuslastlc collector of the chpplngs of all athlet1c events at South Hadley Hlgh She s a good athlete herself too just thxs year she helped make the senlor Hope less Flve the best basketball team ln the gxrls league C Well maybe we are a b1t preyudlced J If at some future date you want to talk over old times at South Hadley Just dlal O cause Wanda s gomg to be a Bell Telephone voice with a smile. ANNA OPALENIK Annie' Speech class has sure heard many an amusing tale of tough sledding , with Anne at the wheel of her toboggan. We are certain that many a sophisticated lady is gracing her ears with Anne's beautiful hand-made sequinned earrings-and at some future date may be wearing the newest in corsages called Fleurs by Anne . MICHAEL OPALENIK lllike Football Junior Iarsity 1 2 3 larsiti14 Basltttball Jun lor larszty 2 3 Intramural 1 Yraclt Team 3 Spothght stag M1kes Just w1ld about football but we re Wlld about M1ke s flashy sweaters Next fall M1ke s gomg to pack h1s sw eaters and th1s yearbook twh1ch he firmly bel1eved as we d1d sometlmes was never golng to come outj and hop out to UCLA ,1JJt7 'f Ut 4 fa' DIANA CHRISTINE PASZEK I earboolt stag 4 Be careful that the horse doesn t run away D1 Of course th1s can t happen slnce D1 IS an expert r1der Not only does she r1de but she llk6S flymg also so 1f you want to take a r1de see D1 After June you w1ll find D1 st1ll slttmg beh1nd a desk but not 1n school She w1ll be s1tt1ng beh1nd a s re tary s desk do1ng the thmg she wants to rpfmost of al. , J' I - ' Y ' - 1 v 1 I .. 3 AI - ' , 9 : ' ' 1 ' 4. . . , . ' 1 fl . .4-. J ' I N N- f X Q J Jus Di Girls' softball 15 Dance committee 23 Ojicc assistant 43 , ! l' Y . , . . . . 9 I , . I . . .' Q . - ! 1 X if I ULf by -I y ll 4 , X 4' 1 U I , X Q' . ,, ' ' 1 RICHARD POMPER Rc I ootball 1 2 3 4 Iiaslwlballl 2 3 4 Basc ball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 flass pnsulfnt 23 Prom commzltu 3 Rmq commzttcc 3 Inttrflass flebatzng 2 Dzstrzct Illgh School rcpresentatwc to Ruston Dlck was our chlef executlve for two years and through hrs work we sponsored several successful dances the soda and candy concesslons and other projects whlch earned us monev enough to graduate Red IS a three letter man and h1s ablhty as a catcher IS feared by all schools opposlng us 1n the baseball league Red s golng to be a college man th1s fall and we know that h1s many talents w1ll make hxm a good one WILLIAM GEORGE POWERS B1 Football Junzor Iarszty 1 I arszty 2 3 4 Intramural basllctbal 1 2 3 4 Science Club 3 B1ll has been mdlspensable to the members of our class espec1ally good mov1e was commg to the State ln tlme for us to save the needed sheckels secondly because belng one of the handsome ushers he always found seats for us 1n h1s State and thlrdly because well d1d you ever see h1m play on our w1nn1ng lntramural team? We re surely golng to have a hard tlme gett1ng along wlthout hmm now that he s gomng off to college BARBARA HALL REARDON Barb Flu C,lub12 4 lrtflub 12 3 HomeEconom1cs Club 1 2 3 Dance commzttu 1 2 3 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Graduatzon uslur 2 Iwlrltr 2 Yearbook staU 4 .State Tourney poster contt st Barb IS often seen wrltmg and she succeeds ln keeplng the maxlman steppmg w1th her frequent letters She recexves many too It s httle wonder that she enjoys drawlng so much w1th the mstructlon she recelves Barb mtends to go to busmess school next fall maybe' fd : 1 .-'- vzl- 1 Y 3 11 Z l L I . ' Y 'll YY Y ' 1 7 Y 9 9 3 . ! 7 I 2 ' in many ways: first, because he could always tell when an 1 , , ' 3 ! 7 l 7 ' ' ' ! . i . . . . , A ' I 1 ' x I '7 I 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1, Y 7 L Y ! Y J .- f 1 ' ' 3 r 1 ' - ! ELBERT RICHARDS Herman Junior Varsity Debating lg Science Club 2,3. One of a number of stamp collectors and a quick lad with the tongue, Herman's main interest is photography. Wonder what he'd say if at some future date we asked him how he's making out in the dark room? We mean, of course, the one helll be using in his photography business. JOAN MARY RICHTER Joanle Band 1 Knitting Club 2 Candy counter 4 Joan is our lil ol candy sellin gal Look behind the candy counter at good old South Hadley High and I m sure you ll see Joan At first glance Joan seems very quiet but when out skating or going to the movies her friends know how different she can be If you re ever sick and in a hospi tal don t be surprised if vou should see Nurse Joan be cause ,Ioan intends to be a woman in white ELEANOR ANNI RUFO Blondie Glee Club 1 2 Art Club 1 2 Class secretary 2 Dance com mittee 2 Pep Club 2 Prom usher 2 Prom committee 3 Biol 3 Candy Counter 4 Roses? Gardeniasp Blondie will be able to give them to you since she s going to be a florist Ellie also likes swimming Combine flowers and swimming and what have you got? Why some keen competition for Esther Williams l ogy Club 33 Special Girls 33 Girls' basketball 3,43 Girls' softball , - LH: ' I l 2 J ' I ir l Iv K g 4 by Q s , RALPHTBATCHELOR SCOTT Scottze Band 1 Orchestra 1 Football J unzor Varszty 1 2 Varsity 3 Intramural basketball 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Skz Club 3 4 President 4 J unzor Town Meetzng 4 Have you seen Scottle on skls? He goes glldmg down the slopes w1th the grace of a natwe Swrss tWe Just can t under stand where the Spothght got that Skt Club plcture of Ralphre lookmg hke an Arctlc ostnch J Another lnterest of SCOtt1E s IS gun collectmg He does a bang up Job of lt too Serlously though Scottle lS golng to be a m1n1ster and we know from h1s brotherly attltude that he ll be a good one PHYLLIS JEAN SEIFFERT Sez Prom usher 2 Senzor play usher 3 Glee Club 3 Twzrler 2 3 Head majorette 4 Ojzce asszstant 4 Yearbook typzng edztor 4 Remember the gal wxth gold plumed hat who led the South Hadley Hlgh twlrlers at the Tourney last wmter? That s our Self the spark plug of South Hadley s newest addltlon to the entertamment field In quleter moments Phyl knocked out yards of Gateway copy and Judglng by the Jobs she s done for us there s no doubt about her bemg a fine secretary ln the very near future No fa wwkfl Mx N FLORENTINE CONSTANCE SEMBROSKI o Glee Club 1 2 Band 2 3 4 SpeczalG1rls 2 Dance committee 2 Interclass debating 2 Knzttzng Club 2 Pro Merzto 4 treasurer 4 Senior Play 4 Flo IS another one of the SHHS grrls who loves her square danclng She goes 1n for another klnd of muslc too keep mg the clarmet sectlon of the band on the beat Flo IS very actxve ln 4 H work and turns out all sorts of thmgs from a fancy paxr of socks to a spectacular French valentlne Florent1ne lS slated to enter the U of Mass next fall and we bet she ll soon be an honor student there too K f CL DG l AU' J' f 14' I r' ' .. Q, Q fi ' f Girls' basketball 1,25 Drama Club 25 Graduation usher 23 ' u A R MC, ,47 0 . M K' FI JAMES JOSEPH SHEA J zmmy Intramural baseballl 2 Intramuralbasketball 1 2 Football Varszty 2 3 4 Graduatzon usher 2 Track 2 Basketball Jun lor varslty 3 Varsity 4 Prom usher 3 Baseball l arszty 3 4 Dance committee 4 Yearbook stajf 4 Jlmmy has a way wlth everythlng especlally a Ford beach wagon Jlmmy wlshes that we were back m the flapper era so he could become the champlon flag pole sltter of the Falls But cllmbmg flag poles IS not h1s only sport for Jlm IS also one of South Hadley s star grldsmen Jlmmy s future wlll start w1th prep school trammg BEVERLY GAIL SMITH Bev Twzrler 2 3 4 Graduation usher 2 Glee Club 3 Senzor play usher 3 lblzlk captain 4 Ofzce aslslant 4 Yearbook slap' 4 Bev IS dlrectly responslble for our football players huge muscles for she sees that our heroes get thelr bottles of mxlk every noon Bev who IS also an excellent twxrler keeps the teachers suppl1ed Wlth those dellghtful detentxon shps and other mlmeographed paraphenaha too After graduatron Bev lntends to go to busmess school WALTER HOLMES SMITH Slefpu Gas llorlel Club 3 Senzor plau cast 4 Sleepy IS a pretty busy guy He spends lots of ume buzzlng around South Hadley collectmg banners to cox er hls bed room walls In the future 1f you have a leaky plpe or a blocked dram Sleepy w1ll be the person to see v 1 1 y 1 - - 1 . 0 n n A i - 9 r 1 v s . . . 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Y . - I . v Y . , . tw DOROTHY LOUISE STILES Do Glee Club 1 Junlor Town Meetlng 1 Christmas assembly 1 2 Band 234 Orchestra 234 Speech assembly 2 Special Gzrls 3 Lzbrary proctor 4 Candy counter 4 Spothght 4 Yearbook stay' 4 Here s the glrl who sports a frlendly grm for everyone Dorsey She IS a faxthful member of band orchestra and Wmg Scouts If you take a tr1p by plane m the near future Dorsey w1l1 probably be the glrl m unlform who ll say Fasten your safety belts please CHESTER A STRONG Chet Varszty 3 4 Stamp Club 2 Yearbook stay' 4 Chet IS one of our more actrve outdoor men for he loves all sports partlcularly baseball Chetter msn t always out of doors however he fxnds trme to collect stamps and to VlSlt a certaln well known movle theater every Frxdav wlth hrs slde klCkS Sack and Jerry Chet plans to go to the Um verslty thls commg fall M low? 'A' to 13' JEAN MARY STRZEMPKO Stremp Ixnzttlng Club 2 Spothght 2 Softball 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Someone want an extra large sundae or some of those peanuts that Stremp sells? Just go over to Walgreens and there wlth pleasure Stremp w1ll let you buy some You ll also see someone else over there Joan Zxemba Stremp and Joan are practlcally always together and they both smg IH one or the finest cholrs 1n thls area the Mater Dolorosa Jean mll enter the buslness field after graduatlon t Q. JQ.. 'Vx wiv 'X fx, ' ' Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball-rllanager 1,2, . sbt y 3 f W' RONALD STANLEY SUPINSKI Sack Football Freshman 12 larsltu 34 Intramural basllft ball 1 2 3 4 Intramural baseball I 2 3 Stamp Club 2 Spot hght sports editor 4 I earboolt staff 4 50 s br1ll1ant Sack SllDlI'lSkl IS one reason why The Spot hght has such a hlgh hoop r ratmg Ron has tr1ll1ons of other mterests too he keeps up wxth the excxtmg adventures of D1ck Tracy as well as belng such an mspuxng coach of the Hopeless Flve that the team newer sank below second from the bottom ln the ranks Although our football hero s plans for the future are not complete he ought to eas1ly dazzle h1s way to success w1th hrs dashmg t1es and effer vescent Wlt IRENE ANN SWIATEK Rlnkeu Drama Club 2 Irene s been around' She started w1th us m our F rosh year and after movmg to Holyoke and West Sprmgfield she has returned to the best town of all to graduate from South Hadley Hlgh wxth her own class We predlct Irene w1ll make some execut1ve a very fine secretary ln the future but rlght now we re very happy that she s content to be one of us 'K+ ROBERT WALTER TRAVIS Rapzd Ring comnuttte 3 Intramural basltttballl StudentCounc1l4 When he 1sn t roarlng around the countryslde ln that beat up Chevle of h1s woodworkmg and huntmg are Bob s mam xnterests Bob plans to be a cabxnet maker and who knows someday those Travls cabmets may be famous Qmry bajt MJ M fn J fu! X' ULJN fy!!! 1: AM K J-JN' M ALICE MAE TURCOTTE Glee Club 12 3 vice president 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 SpeczalG1rIs 1 2 3 president 4 Christmas assembly 1 Speech assembly 2 Prom usher 2 Junzor Town Vleetzng 1 Yearbook stay 4 Al is a gal of many interests She plays the accordion tootles the baritone horn rides horseback keeps track of Junior class activities and above all she writes scintillating compositions on the merits of Granby Well all be slaving for our Ph D s in future years but Al won t have to worry she s already got her P D RICHARD VANASSE Dzck Junzor Town Meetzng 1 Student Council 12 3 vzce presz dent 4 Assembly monztor 4 Football Junior Varszty 1 Varsity 2 Baseball Varszty 1 2 3 4 Basketball Junior Varsity I 2 Varsity 4 Graduatzon usher 2 3 Dance committee 2 3 4 Prom committee 4 Rzng committee 3 Dick has been a leader in school activities all through his high school daze He was an original member of the LAL Club as well as being vice president of Student Council and a member of the varsity basketball football and baseball squads His future uncertain at the moment will include lots of debates and plenty of time listening to his collection of Nellie Lutcher discs we know NANCY BEATRICE WOODWARD lfl oodie Band 1 3 Orchestra 1 2 Press bureau 2 3 4 Spotlight 2 3 4 Class vice preszdent 4 Ski Club 4 president 3 learbook editor in ch1ef4 Dance committee 4 Girls Basketball4 Dance Chazrman 4 Pro illerzto 4 Graduation Speaker 4 I m sure that after four years we all realize that it does no good to argue with Woodie for as the saying goes that girl has an answer for everything Seriously we congratulate her for her sincere initiative in coming through to a shining finish as editor of the Gateway If someday you happen to be passing through the Mt. Holyoke campus you might see the little green Chevie with guess who driving and if a certain little blonde-haired tyke is still Woodie s companion let s hope that he enjoys college as much as those famous South Hadley High School intramural games! XIARGARET JEANI XOLNG I lqqu flm Club 1 llomf lrononurs C lub 1 2 I zrlx Sollball 2 Petite Peg is training to be some big executixe s girl Fri day uf some luckx man doesn t change her mindl No more lic Damone records or dancing Saturday nights for Pegs cause she is going to be a busy girl when she enters North hampton Business School in the fall DOROTHY ANN ZABIK Dollu Girls softball 1 ir! Club 12 Home Fconomzcs Club Dance committee 23 Yearbook slay' 4 Ojzce assistant Mass Slate Tourncu posttr contest 2 Because she s a whiz at shorthand and typing a clever artist and a hard worker on The Gateway staff we re sure Dottie has a bright future ahead of her in the business world Dottie s hobby piloting is right in keeping with the times since she is the only one of us who can offer her friends a plane ride instead of one in a beat up Jalopy I. JOAN MARY ZIEMBA I- Yearbook staff 4g Pro .llerito 4. Joan came to us from Holyoke High just this year but it didn't take her long to make friends at S.H.H.S. Joanie, who at last relieved Dot Zabic of that very last seat in home- room, worked with us on the Gateway staff as well as sing- ing in the M.D. choir. She's going to put her superlative knowledge of chemistry to work when she starts working in the Marvellum Labs next year. 'Ft 1 QM 213- l Lak 7 Most popular glrl Most popular boy Best entertalners Best muslclan Best natured glrl Best natured boy Best glrl speakers Best boy speaker Class pals glrls Class pals boys D3lHtlCSt glrl Dld most for class Dld most for S H H S Most ambltlous boy Most athletlc glrl Most athletlc boy Most bashful glrl Most bashful boy Most easy golng glrl Most easy golng boy Teacher Underclass glr Underclass boy Actress Actor College for glr s College for boys RCCYCHLIOH Best seller Marlon Moody John Cox Robert Leltch The Blue Notes John Howes Lorrame Isabelle Davld Barney Nancy Woodward Marlon Moody Wayne Marcotte Anne Jeger and Barbara Llnes Herbert Fltlell Maurice Fitzgerald Barbara Reardon Wayne Marcotte Wayne Marcotte Vl ayne Marcotte Dorothy Dalton John Cox Mary Flnlk John Clark Joan Adams Davld Barney CELEBRITIFS Most energetlc glrl Most energetic boys Most excitable If Most excitable oy Most llkely to succe Most llkely to succe Most modest glrl Most modest boy Most slncere glrl Most slncere boy Most studlous glrl Most studlous boy Most unselfish glrl Perfect Lady Perfect gentleman Wltt16St glrl W1tt1CSt boy Best looklng girl Best looking boys CLASS FAVORITILS Mr Brlstol Author Mary Taylor Glrl s name Ernest Allen Boy s name June Allyson Sport Montgomery Cllft Magazlne Mount Holyoke Luxury Notre Dame Vocation Danclng Record Cheaper by The Dozen Band e lr e oy Dorothy Dalton John Cox Robert Gehan Lorrame Isabelle Herbert Fltzell Teresa Domurat Wayne Marcotte Mary Flnlk MHUFICC Fltlgefald Teresa Domurat Wayne Marcotte Teresa Domurat Wayne Marcotte Marlon Moody Barbara Reardon Wayne Marcotte Joan Adams Ronald Suplnskl Barbara Reardon Rlchard Barry Glenn Dunphy Shakespeare Dawn Robert Basketball Seventeen Car Nursing I Can Dream Can t I7 Vaughn Monroe CLASS DAY SPEAKERS L In H IXIHIIOII Moody, Nancy Woodward, Anne leger, Wayne Marcotte . . v . g. 1 . . . . b . . . . dy g. 1 ' ' d, b Most ambitious girl. u Teresa Domurat Most unselfish boy David Barney . 1 I . , ' 1 Scene Tlmc J an1e Tom ane Tom ane Tom ,I an1e Tom HDS Tom ane Tom ane Tom ane Tom ane Tom ane Tom ane Tom ane Tom Jane Tom CLASS HISTORY Jane S Izzfzng room June 1950 lhc lffllj oj ihe Class Banquet Well well' Look who s at my door' H1 there Jame' What s the score? Hello Tom' Come on rn' Im wrltmg a hlstory Wont you help me begxn? Why sure 1f I can ,lame Hlstory of what? Of the class of course Well let s see what you ve got' Remember the Freshman Receptmon? Oh brother' The glrls all on one slde the boys on the other But then there s noth1ng I always say l1ke a John Paul Jones to get thlngs under way' Dldn t we worry about money though? We needed money l1ke wmter needs snow' So we sold soda candy and thmgs and then looked around for more ways and means We w1stfully thought of prlntlng our own and wondered Just how to negotlate a loan' And then we were saved from a pauper s fate by the Skl Club square dance lt sure was great' And also after some months delay we presented the annual Senlor Play That really was what you d call a wm and remember the money our class raked ln? And what about the Sophomore Hop? It proved that a dance can help a lot' Remember how underclassmen s eyes opened w1de when they saw our class rmgs our Joy and our prlde? Remember those shows Introducmg b1g Names ? And the Pep em up Rallles before the brg games? Xou know Tom I always thought our class had bralns but lt seemed they d call Proms on the nlghts when It raxned' But youll have to confess Jane they proved pretty sllck You know decoratlng s a mrghty cute trlck' Speaklng of trrcks the teachers had qu1te a few establ1sh1ng clubs wh1ch were dlfferent and new' Llke the Late and Loud club that we Semors had? That was Mr O Connell s quamt httle fad' And oh by the way Tom do you remember the palnt Jobs that gleamed around school ln September? I certaxnly do Jane That mce cream and green 'Vlaybe for next fall they ll parnt room lo' Well we semors were lucky though after all we d a champlonshrp banner to cover the wall' Speaklng of champs 50 had qu1te a few on Spothght IH sports and rn scholarshlps too' That brrngs us to thmgs that seem much more ser1ous I ve been talkmg so much that Im gettmg dellrlous' But I thmk that you ought to rnclud ln th h1story a llttle somethxng that cnc s emed a mystery You mean our lmpresslons of teachers as such? Deep down we ad mxred them all very much They were patlent and kmd e 1deals they mstllled w1ll 1n future years keep us alert and firm wllled Very well sald Jane But say you look whlte' It s because of the banquet Tom I haxe to reclte' That s rxght Jane the banquet I nearly forgot' I d better be go1ng rt s past five o clock' 7 , .. ' 1- 1 ' - . ,. , l .. . .I , . , . . . ' ' ' . , . . J - . , .. .N , . , . . . . , , . . I 1 1 . , . . . . , . , . 1 1 - J . . , , . 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S3 J - ' ' r - ' v v ' ' h . 1 , I . , . , . . 7 y ' . , , . . , . , . . , , . . , -1 1 Jane So long Tom and thanks By the way say a prayer that I ll get to the banquet I m not sure I ll be there Tom Oh don t worry Janle you ll be all rrght You llg1ve a Class A per formance tomght' just thmk of tomorrow mght when at last our years at South Hadley are part of the past and on closmg the portals cn Hlgh Schcol careers we ll look forward wrth pr1de to the oncommg years Elame Nadeau CLASS WILI THE class of 1950 belng of unsound mmd and weak knees do hereby declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament tWe hopetj Faculty we leave you nothmg' We cannot take that wlth us Mr O Connell a box of aspxrln for the many headaches we ve caused you Dorothy Adams a bulb to hghten those dark hours 1n study Joan Adams a set of psychology books to help you understand the men IH your llfe Munel Bagg a thermometer We know your greatest deslre Dav1d Barney a lawn mower Cut that grass short M1ke' Rxchard Barry ten ballots so you can stuff the ballot box ln the commg presldentlal electlon Lmcoln Bascom a palr of mlce to start an ammal farm Ann Benoxt a French dlctlonary to help you keep up your French Ruth Bray a blonde Wlg so they won t call you Red Joan Brunelle a square dance record so you won t have to pay slxty cents John Bullough a pass to any movre house IH Holyoke good any tlme Rosemary Callahan a cake of Sweetheart Soap so you ll keep that school glrl complexlon W1111am Casey a trunk to carry that huge lunch rn John Clark a cxgar to stunt your growth Jacquelme Corey a prllow to absorb the shock of roller skatmg John Cox two season passes to the Globe rear row Dorothy Dalton a telescope so you can keep your eye on all of them Patr1c1a Devlm a pass to Salnt Mlchael s college Lenore D1etel a paxr of handcuffs so you won t lose Janet Teresa Domurat a palnt brush to help you wlth your favorlte hobby Robert Douyard a nolsemaker to let us know you are around Jerome Dowme we wlll you the back booth at Contx s number two Glenn Dunphy a l1ne to keep you 1n good wrth the glrls Mary Funk a fire cracker for a qulet glrl Herbert F1tzell a crank to wlnd the class chatter box Maumee F1tzgerald a camera to help you take prctures of the class so you won t forget the fun you had Jean Former the nearest address of a used car dealer the K8zM truck must be bumpy Norman Gagnon a prescr1pt1on to fill out when you become head phar maclst at Gagnon s Drug Store Rrta Gaudette a rmgslde seat at the Valley Arena good every Monday mght Robert Gehan an alarm clock so you can get to work on t1me Manlyn Green a ladder to add a few 1nches for some s1x footer Wrlham Hem:-rch a baton to lead the New York Phllharmonrc Sym phony w1th John Hendncks a mystery book to keep that porky standmg John Howes a beachwagon to carry the band to Toto s , 1 . , , . . . , 1 1 . , v . , . , . 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I ' ' . . u 11 ' 1 . , ' Lorrame Isabelle we wxll you some art1Hc1al flngernarls to replace those lost whlle rootmg for the Salnt Lou1s Cardmals Anne Jeger a sevymg machine to help vou mth y our fayorxte past1me W1ll1am Kennedy a Charles Atlas course to bulld up those muscles Eleanor LeBeau a dlary to keep all your dates stralght Robert Le1tch a contract for Be Bop and the Blue Notes at Toto s M1ldred Lempke a Job as pr1y ate secretary to General 'Xlac Arthur Barbara Lmnes Squeaky vue vylll you a pass for free dr1v1ng lessons at the Cavaller Drn mg School Wayne Marcotte a quarter for Marcotte s Book of Poetry Janet Meyers A Slow Boat to Ch1na so your travels w1ll be complete Wallace Monroe a contract to plav th1rd base mth the Samt Louls Car dlnals and as an extra treat Stan Muslal s prcture Manon Moody suntan lotlon so you won t burn yourself uslng Joan s sun lamp Alston Mugmer a telephone mth the d1al system Elame Nadeau a h1story book to help you wlth the Class Hlstory Genevmeve Obremskr a Pollsh record so you won t have to go to M D s every Sunday Wanda Obremskx a seexng eye dog to help you when you say I can t find lt Ann Opalemk a corsage to make you fam1l1ar w1th florlculture M1chael Opalemk a lock of Wanda s ha1r so you won't have to pull lt anymore wlth all your frlends R1chard Pomper a Jar of freckle remover guaranteed Wrlham Powers a palr of bootles to keep your feet warm Barbara Reardon a brush to keep that ha1r of yours as s1lky as ever Elbert Rrchards a gas stat1on so you can start a buslness of your own Joan Rmchter lacquer for that neat halrdo Eleanor Rufo a scholarshlp to the Un1vers1ty of Massachusetts where you may maJor 1n Zoology Ralph Scott a map of Holyoke so you won t get lost Phyll1s Semffert a palr of shoes to contmue your favorlte past1me Florentme Sembroslu a contract to s1ng at the lletropolztan James Shea a llttle black book for those telephone numbers Beverly Snuth a pad and penc1l so you can practlce belng a secretary Walter Sm1th some mstant coffee to keep you awake Dorothy Stmles a bottle of good South Hadley water comphments of Mr Hemond Chester Strong a traller for your car to help carry all those boys Jean Strzempko a p1cture album Never saw a glrl wxth so many relatly es' Ronald Supmslu to you we w1ll a Sack Irene Swmatek a contract to smg wlth Vaughn Monroe Robert Travls a hot rod for Betsy Alrce Turcotte a paddle to keep your pupxls 1n hand when you become a teacher but what do you need a paddle for? Rwhard Vanasse we vull you a nlckel so you can contmue to throw the bull after graduatlon Nancy Woodward We ve got you a Job Nance Engllsh professor at Mount Holyoke Margaret Young a sleeplng tablet A few hours of sleep are always needed Dorothy Zabzk a posltlon as presxdent of Zablk s Secretarlal School Joan Z1emba a laboratory ass1stant to replace Bombo l 1 Y ' - ' V it l ' ! Diana Paszek: a box of stationery so you can keep up the correspondence I . V . : 3 ' I - . 1 I ' 0 ' . CLASS PROPHECY llr and Nlrs Class of 1950 You are cordlallu znvzfed fo attend the annual Rosle Bowl Football Game Held at South Hadley Wassachuselts Thls A ew Year s Day ln the uear of our Lord nmeleen hundred and eighty five Between our alma maler .S H H S and the Lnwerszlu of Lpsala CCalJ Lnderlzngs Accepted Wayne Marcotte LUU Presxdent Florentme Sembroskl Mary Flnlk Nancy Woodward Board of Trustees Jean Strzempko Recordlng Secretary BECAUSE we lxved 1n Upsala the preparatlons for thxs trlp had begun rn mld summer w1th the ldea of commenclng early so that the already prevalent dlfficultxes would not greatly be enhanced fD1fTlcult1es such as the operatlon of our old 1950 Model T Cadrllac ln zero or sub zero weather condrtmons WhlCh exlsted ln fr1g1d New England J The 1n1t1al problem confrontlng us land our auto carmobllej was the necessxty of a complete overhaul and the 1nJect1on of some antx freeze solu t1on or other alcohollc mlxture 1n our radlator All of th1s was done under the capable supervlslon of our nelghborhood garage mechanlc Elbert Rmchards owner and operator of Rlchard s 7 Seconds Car Wash and Auto Repalrs We were on our way' After a week of smooth travellng we chugged 1nto the flour1sh1ng Clty of Clppewahwa rn western Colorado noted natxonally for havmg as ltS mayor a female 1n the person of Patr1c1a Devhn Here we were delayed for a few hours by a stately trafhc cop called Shorty by h1s fellow gendarmes better known to us as John Clark The reason for the delay was the constructlon of a water l1ne through the Clly s only street by Strong Weak and Strong Contractors a flrm headed by enter prlslng Chester Strong Wlth Maurxce F1tzgerald as head foreman and mcludlng Wanda Obremskm v1vac1ous secretary treasurer M1chae1 Opalemk energetlc advertxslng manager and Ann Benomt rellable book keeplng whfz Mov1ng 1nto Mxssourl we were fortunate 1n passmg through Tuxedo Junctlon an already buddmg townsh1p Catchxng the eye first w1th 1ts brlght hghts and many sounds was Wally s Toy 81 Novelty Shop whose proprletor IS none other than Wallace Mon oe The second floor of th1s bu1ld1ng IS d1v1ded1nto The Adams House of Beauty on the left and Mxldred Lemke s gee tar studro for beglnners on the rxght Trl partners falthough non relatedj ln the House of Beauty are Dorothy Adams Cmanxcurrst woman curlst and massagerj Joan Adams lexpert perman ent waver and halr styllstj and mcludmg Lorraxne Isabelle deluxe masseur or pam due to muscle t1ghtness rellever The next bu1ld1ng we not1ced housed the emment chlld psychologlst Ann Jeger and Joan Brunelle s Pedlatrrc Nursmg School All llt up w1th flashy neon slgns was Norman Gagnon s Pharmacy worlds most unusual drug store selllng everyth1ng from dollar brlls to the H bomb A . . 1 , l - v 1 - - 1 . . 1 f - - v , . . . ., , . 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Q 1 I 7 ' 1 was keeplng hlmself ID trlm durlng the wrnter months by workmg for a ' Y ! 9 ' 1 1 u ' ' .11 Y ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 9 9 , . v v v - ' , ' 1 1 1 - ' ' I . 1 , Y Arriving safe and sound on land again we scampered 1nto Wong s Chop Suey Sz Spaghetti House for a bite to eat The waiters in the restaurant knew no other language but Chinese so the management provided interpreters for their customers at a sllght fee We were fortunate in procurlng Manon Moody the best linguist Wong s could provide After a hearty dmner of spaghetti and one meat ball our llttle trio relaxed and witnessed the stage show The master of ceremonies was John Bullough handsome dashmg chxvalrous Hollle Wood actor and ten times academy award winner for his unequaled ab1l1ty on the screen who had dropped in to act as M C after receiving a leave of absence from his employer movle mogul and dxrec tor Wxlharn Powers head of the Twenty first Century Wolf Movie Stud1os That evenlng for a one night s performance only on the bandstand was maestro Wee Willie W1ner1ch qW1ll1am Hemrmchj the idol of m1ll1ons of bobby soxers throughout the nation and his Tantalizmg Troupe of musi clans including Be Bop CRobert Le1tchJ at the drums Johnnie CJohn Howesl at the tenor saxophone Elly Laine CEla1ne Nadeauj t1ck11ng the 1vor1es and Dick and Dottle CR1chard Vanasse and Dorothy Dal tony handling the vocals giving forth Wlth the latest song hit Smooth Crude and Very Attractive the first polka to have Enghsh lyrics Its author Genev1eve Obrernslu American housewife has thus added another mllestone to muslc As game time was approaching we left the restaurant and hailed a taxl to take us to the stadium Our cabbie Jerome Dowme proprietor of the ZYX Taxi Company tr1ed to get us to our destmation in record time but had a l1ttle mishap as he brushed fenders with a 30 cylinder super Rolls Royce belonging to that famed universally known chemical engineer Glenn Ross Dunphy who along with his chauffeur Ralph Scott and staff of very capable secretaries Dorothy Zab1k Margaret Young Barbara Reardon and D1ana Paszek suffered Only a slight shake up Murxel Bagg Miss White Cap of 85 and her assistant Rrta Gaudette were right on the spot applying first aid to the rest of us Once inside the huge bowl we noticed everything from the goalposts to the water fountains was bedecked in a maze of roses donated by those very successful horticulturlsts Eleanor Rufo and Ann Opalemk Parading up and down the field which was kept ln tip top velvety con dltlOf1 by groundskeeper Davmd Barney were a group of very skilled twlrl ers headed by Phyll1s Se1ffert and Beverly Smlth and followed by a group of high stepping cheerleaders led by Eleanor LeBeau Then a thunderous roar went up for the Upsala coach R1chard Pomper and his highly successful eleven fwith 152 straight w1ns without a defeatj as they came out onto the field The first half passed without a score During intermission a model debate was held on the fifty yard line be tween Senator Rmchard Barry and Secretary of Child Labor W1ll1arn Kennedy on the questlon Resolved that comic books should be outlawed for the growing teen ager If anyone became thirsty during the process of the game there was attached to each seat a little fountain Cwith hot and cold running waterj each of which was lnstalled by that master crafts man and plumber Walter Smmth After witnesslng the defeat of Upsala 7 6 by S H H S we left the slowly emptying bowl and when we reached the street there were already extras b ing sold by newsboys telllng of the startling gridiron upset which had Just occured We noted that the rampag ing editor and the energetic publisher of this paper were none other than Teresa Domuz-at and Manlyn Green respectively The efhclency ln th1s day and age amazed us' Respectfully submitted Barbara Llnes Ronald Suplnski ' ' ' ' cc 1 1 . ,, . . . 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K '-wg JLNIORS THE Class of 1951 has only 64 members but being small is no handicap to this active class As sophomores it sponsored successfully the Halloween Hop and as Juniors it repeated the same procedure at the Freshman Reception In all their under takings this class has shown much co operation and interest and therefore has been successful Bill Todt is president Anne OConnell vice president Helen Gaudette secretary Helen Parker treasurer Betty Cole Pheobe Curtis Janice Koehler and Pat McLaughlin are 51 s representatives in the Student Council Jane Adams Ernest Allen James Benoit Robert Beyer Shirley Bonneville Ruth Brodeur Joseph Brooksbank Richard Brooksbank Roger Charette Carol Clark Elizabeth Cole Donald Cook Phoebe Curtis Dorothv Czech Charles Danasko Philippe Denette Dorius Deroches Richard Deroches Doris Dorn Constance Ducharme Robert Dudley Anne Dugan Helen Dupras William Fox Helene Gaudette Leroy Germain Jacqueline Guimond Richard ,Ieannotte Janice Koehler Donald Landry Joan Laporte Beverly L Esperance William Long bottom Carole Nlacko Eugene Madej Lilliam Malanoski Michael Malone Nancy Maloney Linda McAus1an Richard McCabe Paul McK1ernan Patricia McLaughlin Frank Moriarty Mae Moynahan Joseph Mroczek Ann OConnell Marian OConnell Helen Parker Irene Quenneville, Bette Rainaud, Richard Rufo, Shirley Simpson, Janet Smith, Valentina Superski, Shirley Tack, Mary Taylor, Noella Theroux, joan Therrien, John Toth, William Todt, Robert Tucker, Benjamin West, Shirley West, Felix Wiesniewski, Donald Young, Mildred Zabic, Florence Zych, Lydia Zych, Miss Alice Cullinan, adviser. wicgvbf SOPHOMORILS THE Harvest Hop was the Sophomores first opportunlty to plan a soc1al affa1r and thelr enthus1asm was somethlng to be hold' Mr Sulllvan 52 s pres1dent Fred Long bottom and Secretary ,loan Conway were down stalrs when lt all happen d Bettv McLaughl1n Ctreasurerj and Jackle Larose fVlC6 presldentj saw two dlfferent bakerles brmglng IH orders and they knew someth1ng was wrong Sure enough down stalrs stood Mr Sulhvan bew1ldered shghtly angry and practlcally burled beneath boxes of doughnuts Someone s enthus1asm had got ten out of bounds and the Soph s now owned th1rty two dozen doughnuts' The followlng morn1ng Mr Sulhvan armed w1th two dozen doughnuts went to the Elec trlc Llght Department to pay hrs b1ll After threatemng to bu1ld a competltxve Electrlc Llght Plant whxch would be owned and oper ated by the Sophomore class he sold the doughnuts The remammg dunkers were sold at a stand durlng the South Hadley Lee game For some reason Betty and ,Ioan could only make sales Wlth the Lee people and they were buy1ng the doughnuts and remalnlng c1der so fast that the Soph s ralsed the prlce 10006 Lee won the game but we sold our doughnuts' Augustme Abel June Adams Martha Ba1lly Charles Bates Ralph Benolt Nancy Berger Robert Black Ann Bramerd Joan Bressanl Rose Brunelle Nancy Calkms Evelyn Caron Laura Charette Joan Charon Patr1c1a Clark Joan Conway John Cooke Jean Corey Marguer 1te Couture Barbara Danasko Mar1eDesJardmes George Desorcey Lllhan Desroches Chrlstme Dlckenson Patrlcla Domurat Dlana Douyard Paulme Dudrlck Barbara Duxbury Dorothy Farr Ann Fedora Allce Fontalne Grace Fugler Dorothy Gaj Dan1elGolec Dons Gray june Green Mary Lou Grlthn Margaret Halllday Martha Hmdle Adria Holmes Norma Howes Constance Hubert Francls Jaslenowskx Robert Jeanotte Edward Kmg Izxleen Klekotka Angelus Ladas En est Lar1v1ere jacquelme Larose Donald Lavallee Rlchard Le Duc John L Heureux janlce Long Fred Longbottom Robert Lynch Jeannette MacDonald Leo Mala nowskl Sh1rley Mann Ann Marcotte Emrl NI8Zl1I'0WSkl Gordon McClai'l1n Bruce McElwa1n Betty McLaughl1n Dmana Merrxll Barbara Nilller Ronald Mxller Donald lvorlarty Fred Mossman George Nlugmer Grace Ncholls Dawn Parker Lmda Parker Shlrley Pete Donald Prmgle Mary Regan Patrlcla Renauld Wllfred Robert James Rusk Grace Ryer Kenneth Ry er Mane Samson Ray Scott Agnes Stmpson ,lean Skomlal Carol Smnth Robert Supmsky Ellssa Taugher Lewrs Tenczar Florence Tetreault James Tlerney Paul Toth, Francxs Tucker Eleanor Vanderpoel Shxrley Vars Robert Whxte Sarah Wxlhams Wxlllam Wordsworth Mr Norman Sullivan advxser V- ,MQ KM An . ig' C , i-'E L ' . , . . . , . , - - , ' n 1 .. - . . , ' I I ' , - 'I L . 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FRESHMILN PULLING out of our first tall spm we settled down under the leadershlp of John Ondreck and hlS only VICE Debble Wood ward Jack1e Moody wrote our notes wh1le Nelson Holmberg guarded the money box whrch by the way we filled pretty well wtth proceeds from the magazme drrve and our class dues Th1s year s Student Councll was enllvened by our two representatrves Bob Nolm and Robert S1gda As a first example of 53 s greatness, let us po1nt out Lou Contx who starred for us from the start on the basketball and baseball teams Just watch our smoke you upper classmen we re already on our way' Delores Augusta Robert Bach Sandra Bam Bruce Bagley Jean Barnett Drana Beaupre Betty Blanchard Ellzabeth Bonftle Sylvla Bourbonnats Arthur Brrstol lNancy Brooks Sylvxa Brown Dorothy Bullough Beatrrce Chevrette W1ll1am Clark Louxs Contr Donald Cooper Jeanne Courchesne Lmda Cox Daud Daly Chester Danek James Dean Dora Desjardxns Joanne Dubors R1ehard Duda Judlth Eaton Carl Flnlk Lucllle Flmk Fredrlck Frey Ann Gag non Joseph Gaunt Bernard Gehnas Shxrley Gray Normand Gregorre James Grlffin Wlllard Gurel John Hmdle James Holland Nelson Holmberg Norman Ingham Betty Jessup Ann Kennedy lNancy Keyes Ronald Krygowskx George Lacourse Cec1leLadas Gregory Ladas Phylhs Lathrop Robert Legrand Conrad Lewerault Wllllam LHeureux Phylhs Long Phyllxs Lukaslk Robert 'Vlalone Barbara Mann Irene Nlarchesseault James Nleehan Robert Nlenard James Nlendrxck Robert 'Niethot Jacquellne 'Woody Vhlllam Nlutch Paul Nlugnrer Dorothy Niurzm Donald Nlxkxtruk Paulxne 'Nardx Robert 'Nolm Stasla Obremskl Gertrude O Connor Jean O Lean John Ondreck Archle Palradee Rosemary Poll Rose Ann Pxsz Ruth Ranney Ronald Rtxet George Robert George Robldeau Yhlllam Rounds James Rox Hrlda Scott Ellzabeth Selffert ConstantSembrosk1 Ro5ertS1gda Ela1neS1korsk1 Charles Sm der Charlotte Solzak Thomas Spence -Xlma Stokex Nancx Thompson Rtchard Trompke 'Xlarguerlte Turcotte Llalre Turgeon V11ll1am Xanderpool Ellen Webster Edward Vloods Deborah Woodward Dolores Zuchovs 111 , t t - - ries -1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 . , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . .i , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 14 1 1 W1 1 Y 1 1 1A 1 1 1 , v V. , 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .. , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 e 1 l 1 A 1 A 1 , . 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ACTIVITIES Fzrsl row Icfl to rzqhl Vhlllam kennedy Mar1on Moody joan Adams Rlchard Barry Rlchard Vanasse ,Ian1ce Koehler jacquelme Moody Deborah Vloodvyard Second row Helene Gaudette Rlta Caudette Ann O Connell Patrlcxa McLaughl1n Betty Cole Helen Parker Wxlham Todt Betty McLaughl1n Thzrd row Frederlck Longbottom Nancy Woodward john Ondrecls Robert Sxgda Robert Nolln Nelson Holm berg Jacquelme LaRose Jamce Long Dorothy Farr Robert Gehan Dtana Merr1ll Mr Damel Connor Joan Conway Robert Trvls STUDENT COUNCIL HE Student Counc1l w1th the ald of Mr Connor faculty aduser plans thmgs for the betterment of the school It has authorlty 1n all matters and 1ts dec1s1ons may be oy er ruled only by the faculty Members of the Student Counc1l elected by the classes lnclude two stud nts from the freshman class three from the sophomore class four from the Jumor class and fiye from the semor class -Xll Class officers s r as ex OfflClO members In past years the Student Louncll has lengthened the lunch per1od adopted a sy stem of monltors for the halls and receu ed per m1ss1on to charge adm1ss1on to games played at the Beach Grounds Th1s year It worked on dravymg up a new charter for the Student Actlylty SOCICIN and also d1scussed sett1ng up a blll for a student court IH whxch members of the councll would b Judges Officers of the Lountml for 1949 90 are presldent Rlchard Barry XICG presldent Rlchard Vanasse and secretary Joan Adams . . 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W s ,-. v . . ,, ' First row left lo right Miss Maybelle Pratt Florentine Sembroskl Mary Finik Marilyn Green Helene Gau dette Marion Moody Second row Wayne Marcotte Lmda McAuslan Dorothy Czech Ann Benoit Teresa Domurat Helen Parker Ann ,leger Aol in pzclure ,Ioan Ziemba Nancy Woodward PRO MERITO PERHAPS the hardest to Join of South Hadley s many organizations IS our honor society Pro Merito Membership in this exclusive group is limited to those seniors who have constantly kept a B average during three and one half years of study and to a few Juniors whose records are even more out standing Once safely tapped into the inner circle a Pro Merito member las long as he holds onto that B averagej is privileged to be able to own, not one, but two copies of all his text books. He is also excused from last period study halls and may visit any class he chooses during his other study periods. Wayne Marcotte, who was one of last year's junior electees, presided over this year's Pro Merito meetings and kept the special proJects including sponsorship of our adopted school at Royon France the dispensing holiday cheer to local needy fami lies and the establishment of a file of all stu dents activities running in good order Jean Domurat as vice president was Wayne s right hand Mary F inik held the secretary S position and Florentine Sembroski was trea surer Capable adviser of Pro Merito doings was Miss Maybelle Pratt. , , .f 0 a Wayne Marcotte Presxdent Jane Adams joan Adams Bruce Bagley Sandra Bam Jean Barnett Sylvla Bourbonnaxs Ann Brarnerd Ruth Brodeur Nancy Brooks Sylvxa Brown Dorothy Bullough John Bullough Wxlllam Clark Jean Courchesne Lmda Cox Phoebe Curtis Dor1s DesJard1ns Patrlcxa Devlln Constance Ducharme Ann Dugan Helen Dupras Herbert Fltzell Ann Gagnon Shxrley Gray Marllyn Green Norman Gregorxe Ann ,leger Elxzabeth Jessup Ann Kennedy Nancy Ixeyes Barbara Lmes Phyllls Long Lmda Mc vllle Barbara Reardon Phyllis Selffert Ralph Scott Mary Taylor Francxs Tucker Peggy Turcotte MISS Annette Wxtanek DRAMATIC CLUB HOW would you react 1f you were walkmg down the street and suddenly heard your name called from behmd you? That IS the type of questlon Wh1Ch lVI1ss Wltanek fires at the members of the Drama Club at thelr meetmgs durlng Actlwltv Per1ods on alternate Frldays fwhen there lS no assembly that ISD After a few asplrlng actors and actresses have done thelr best to react convxncxngly, NI1ss Wxtanek and the students themselves cr1t1 c1ze Drama Club members are also lntro duced to some of the outstandlng plays and some of these are prepared for presentatlon 1n assembly Wayne Marcotte IS chlef Thes plan Mary Taylor IS treasurer and Pat Dex l1n keeps attendance 1+ ii 7 T , ,..,. . Y V 1 I I l 1 - Auslan, Marion Moody, Mae Moynxhan, Elaine Nadeau, Anne O'Connell, Marlon O'Connell, Irene Quenne- , . ..,., , Y y . 1 . U . - ! I I x 3 4 l 'l Left Io right Davld Barney Wllllam Helnrlch Florent1ne Sembroslu Rlchard Barry Robert Gehan Wayne Marcotte Lorraine Isabelle SENIOR PARLOR STORY Parlor Story the Semor play was a rolllck mg affalr deahng w1th the problems of one Mr Burnett an ex newspaper man who found h1mself not only head of the School of ,Iournahsm at Eastern Un1vers1ty but IH volved 1n pol1t1cs a debate on love and mar r1age and finally an altercatlon w1th a state pohceman These problems t1e m w1th h1s responsxblhty to the IJIIINCISIYQ and though hght touch by the author of the play Wllham McCleery and the cast made the most of thelr opportumtles to keep the audlence laughmg 'f l X, W PLAY The cast was as Ixatu Charlf s Burnt!! 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I 1 Nflfif 3 1 Fzrslrow leftlo right Richard Barry Adrxa Holmes Alma Stokey Vlllllam Helnrlch Norman Ingham Second row Robert Ruel ll llllam Rounds Wllllarn Young Mr jeremlah Foley Not m pzclure Wllllam Ixennedy Lmda Cox VARSITY DEBATERS THE South Hadley Debaters ran on an lndependent schedule thls year and were not connected vylth the Conn Valley Debate League as formerly W1nter debates found South Hadley meetxng three drfferent htgh schools on the questlon Resoly ed That the elected by the d1rect yote of the people In ilprll Norman Ingham Rzchard Barry Wxlllam Hemrxch and Xl 1ll1am Kennedy de bated at Suffolk Ln1yers1ty IH Boston and 1n the same month -Xdrra Holmes and Rlchard also spoke at Boston Lnxyerslty The w1nter schedule wrth South Hadley partmpants PIGCIOUS Blood Church CHolyokej Barry and Hemrlch negatlve Manchester Hlgh School CConnD Barry and Kennedy affirmatwe Jan 6 Jan 31 Adrla Holmes and Hemrlch negatlve Feb 14 Northampton Hlgh School Barry and Kennedy affirmatwe Xlar lb Nlanchester H1gh School fXdr1a Holmes Hemrlch negatwe, Alma Stokey Ingham negatwe president of the United States should be Feb. 6 Northampton High School Plll'9Il'0Il71Ilff0 rzqhl Jane Adams 'Xlae Nlox nxhan Marx Taxlor 'Xlr jeremnah Folev Arn ,leger IVIHFIIYH Green Janice Ixoehlcr 'Nlarton Nloods Suomi mtv Robert Gehan Ralph Scott joan -Xdams Sarah V xllxams Patr1c1a Dulm -Xrthur Brtstol Rxchard Barry ll llham Ixennedx JUNIOR TOWN MEE'I ING ANYONE who ts 1nterested 1n knomng what 1deas other people have about such 1ssues as Should we bu1ld a new hlgh school? or Is the Town of South Hadlex adequately preparlng ltself for the future? should at tend our Junlor Town Meetmg -Xt the meet mgs whtch are held IVSICC a month chaxrmen lead the d1scuss10ns and three or four d1ffer ent members present the facts and the1r v1ews on the subject Afterwards there IS an open dtscusston As a part of the1r actnlty the group has presented programs for assemblles and radlo and for xartous groups ln town Nlr Foley IS the faculty adv1ser A 1. - ' x ' 1 ' ' X 1 - ' . . , I . . . . . v , U u , . . 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In rzqhl Mlss Anne Drrscoll Robert Gehan Robert Douvard Teresa Domurat Carol Clark II anda Obremskx Irene Quennevllle Maurxce Fltzgerald Second row Murlel Bagg Patrlcla Devlin Joan Adams Marxon Moody Patrlcla Domurat Marx Flmk Mlldred Lempke Glenn Dunphv Ihrrrl row Con stance Hubert Evelyn Caron Marllyn Green Sarah VS llllams Mxchael Opalanlk Robert Black Dorothy Czech Vlxlllam Rounds Nancy W oodward THE SPOTLIGHT ALMOST every t1me a horrlble nearkmg per1od arrlves we are presented wlth and gladdened by a new 1ssue of The Spotlzghi outstandlng and 1nsp1r1ng columns as Sack s Corner and Spothght Senlors was under Edltor Jean Domurat Carol Clark 51 as news edltor d1d a fine Job of seemg that All the news that s fit to prlnt arrlved ln Thf Spotlzght Ron Sup1nsk1 reported South Had ley sportmg events w1th such dazzlmg ad Jectlves we could feel the excltement of the games even 1f we hadnt been to them Other SCHIOTS who d1d thelr blt for Spotlzght were Robert Douyard bus1ness manager Robert Gehan composmg edltor Patrlcra Devl1n composmg asslstant Wanda Obrem sk1 typ1nged1tor Mlldred Lempke and Doro thy Stlles typmg asslstants Murrel Bagg reader Nancy Woodward ed1tor1al wrxter Glen Dunphy Maurxce Fltzgerald Mlchael Opalemk busmess asslstants and Joan Ad ams Marllyn Green and Marlon Moody reporters Lnderclassmen on the staff lncluded Doro thy Czech Patr1c1a Domurat Irene Quenne v1l1e Evelyn Caron, Robert Black and Sarah Wllll3mS reporters Constance Hubert pho tographer Mlss Drlscoll IS the faculty aduser A . , . . 3 v . . . . l ' . , ' l J A I ' Y The Spotlzghi, whlch thrs year contalned such circulation managerg Mary Finik, proof it 7 Z , . . . 3 37 L4 ' ' V! - - . - 7 I 1 1 . . 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' ' ' Y Y 7 . . . , , ' . . . . , . , g , - , ' 5 ' 1 flfSff0l.lP14flfll rrghl Sylvra Bourbonnals Jeannette MacDonald Mrss Helen Belekrs Ann Marcotte Genl vreve Obremslu Sffond row Lucrlle Frmk Jeanne Dornurat Deborah Vloodward YN1 ART CLUB HOSE of us who feel the urge to make a blg splash spend our spare tlme studymg art Nllss Beleckrs and her worthy crew of daubers haxe establlshed an Art Club whlch trulx presents qurte a prcture It includes the study of sculpture and ceramlcs as well as regular paint brush and pencil techniques. eg - ' l - QV e N , 'L ! - ,E Fzrsi row left Io rzght Robert Dudley George Robldeau Archxe Palradee Mr Donald Stevens Donald My kytluk Robert Legrand James Menard Pllllllp Denette Second row Rlchard Jeanotte John Coo Robert Nolm Maur1ce Fxtzgerald Robert Beyer CAMERA CLUB UR Camera Club has been really actlve thxs year as we all know No one could help but notlce the camera enthuslasts v1s1t mg dlfferent South Hadley act1v1t1es and snappmg plctures of them The club not only takes photos but It also develops and prlnts the results wh1ch have been regularly dlsplayed on the bulletln board by Room 4 These prlnts have proven that the members are not novlces by far although the club was only orgamzed last year Mr Donald Stevens a camera fan hlmself lS the faculty advlser and officers for the 19491950 season were Robert Dudley pres1dent Maur1ce Fltzgerald secretary treasurer John Cooke Ph1l1ppe Denette R1chard Rufo plannmg board is-ff' Q 1 , w ' , , . , - , . . : , k, , v - A . I ' 7 - - , , s 1 ' ' 3 9 Y 1 7 ' Y Y 7 , . .Ns - , Fzrsl row left to rzqht Robert Dudley Joan Adams janlce Koehler Ann OConnell Betty Ramaud Mary Flnlk Second row Marlon Moody Dorothy Dalton Jane Adams No! ln plclure Patncla Devlln presxdent LATIN CLUB SOVTH Hadley s newest club IS made up of meet each second Monday to read and dlscuss the Great Language Pat Devlm led the h1c haec ful fu1st1s thls year and was so proficlent that she even substltuted as teacher of the real Latm sesslons on one day last fall kept track of the sesterces Refereemg the meetlngs was our favorlte Latlmst MISS Carlson third and CX'fhifd Year Latin Stlldenti, who Bette Rainaud was scribe, and Robert Dudley awww, Ifzrst row Iefl lo rzqhl Vhllard Gulel john Howes Betty Cole Patrxcna McLaughl1n Dorothy Stxles Roger Charette Robert Black Helen Parker Wlllxam Hemrlch Dorxs DesJard1ns Second row Vhllxam Todt James Benolt Dxana Beaupre jean Courchesne Paul Abel Ronald Ixrygowskx Wlllard Cummmgs Alrce Turcotte Augustxne Abel Wrlllam Young Deborah Woodward Gregory Ladas ORCHESTRA HE orchestra composed of a l1m1ted number of students worklng under the en thus1ast1c leadershlp of Frederlck W1nters concentrates on class1cal and sem1class1cal mus1c durlng 1ts act1v1ty perlod practxces Bes1des helpmg the band m some of 1ts pro jects the orchestra plays ln the sprmg festlval and, ln June helps 1n sendmg off the semors by playlng thelr graduatlon mus1c J . , , ' . ff. 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I . 4-x st Ho Mrs! row left to rzght Betty Cole Florentme Sembroslu Deborah ll oodward Mane Desyardlns Stacla Obrem slu Marlon OConne1l Helen Parker Robert Bach lhlham Hemrlch James Benolt Second row John Hovses John Ondreck Conrad Leverault Rxchard LeDuc ll 1ll1am Mutch Gregory Ladas James Roy James Meehan Nelson Holmberg ll 1ll1am Todt Augustme Abel Alma Stokey Lmda McAuslan Howard Crotty leader Ihzrd row Gertrude O Connor Betty McLaugh1m Dorothy Stxles Eleanor Vanderpool Shlrley Vars Davld Barney Vhlllam Young Roger Charette Rlchard Desroches Grace Ryer Al1ceTurcotte Phoebe Curtls Kenneth Ryer No! zn pzdure james Mendrek Davld Daly Mary Regan Robert Menard BAND lN most Mondays 1f you llsten very care fully you can hear flute notes or trumpet notes or even the notes of Allce Turcotte s double belled euphonlum lssumg from the lower town hall The new system where by band members are excused from one class each Monday to toot scales and exer clses under the eye of Mr Wmters s assxstant and the new d1rector Mr Howard Crotty IS golng to glve Qouth Hadley Hlgh a terrlflc band fast Long have we moaned about our pcor old band but now at last though snappy uniforms are stlll IH the future we can proudly dlsplay our new trombone trumpets and extra large slze saxophone Incldentally lt IS to Mr Wmters we owe our thanks for hrs management of the fund ra1s1ng campalgns WhlCh have enabled us to have these new lnstruments Certalnly by next year all S H Hxghers w1ll pomt out the new band wlth prlde though even now lf you lend an ear some Monday act1v1t1es penod you won t be able to help but say They really are gettmg good' 2 4, I 7 J W. . ., I ' 1 f I . 1 - , I . 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GLEE CLUB UR one hundred L1ly Pons and Ezxo Pmzas make up the Glee Club, whlch IS under Mr Frederlck Wlnters sd1rect1on We don t often hear the b1g group at school as sembl1es but the warbhng we do hear at the May Festlval and the graduatlon SXCTCISCS always sounds fine The muslc the club smgs mcludes all kmds of thmgs, from a Russian chant CHos1pod1umJ to a Republlcan chant CThe Donkey Serenadel Thxs year the club officers were Roger Charette presxdent, Ahce Turcotte, vlce presldent Dorothy Dal ton secretary Norman Gagnon treasurer, and Jean Courchesne accompamst MEMBERSHIP Augustme Abel Paul Abel Jane Adams Joan Adams Murlel Bagg Jean Barnett Sylvla Bourbonnals Ann Bralnerd Ruth Bray Nancy Brooks Sylvla Brown Joan Brunelle Dorothy Bullough Rosemary Callahan Evelyn Caron Laura Charette Roger Charette Joan Charon Carol Clark Patrlcla Clark Jacquelme Corey Desroches Joanne Duboxs Constance Ducharme Paulme Dudrlck Judlth Eaton Ann Fedora Grace Fugler Norman Gagnon Joseph Gaunt Leroy Germam Dorxs Grey James Grlliln James Holland Margaret Holhday Norma Howes Constance Hubert Robert Jeannotte Ellzabeth Jessup Nancy Keyes Elleen Klekotka Ronald Krygowskl Cecllle Ladas Jacquelme LaRose Barbara L1nes Phylhs Lukasxk Robert Lynch Carol Macko Irene Marchessault Barbara Mlller Marlon Moody Alston Mugnler George Mugnler Paullne Nardr Grace Nichols Gertrude O Connor Rosemary Poll Betty Ramaud Ruth Ranney Barbara Reardon Mary Regan Grace Ryer Kenneth Ryer Hllda Scott Betty Selffert Elame Sxkorskx Charlotte Solzak Elrssa Taugher Mary Taylor Ahce Turcotte Margaret Turcotte Clalre Turgeon Eleanor Vanderpool Sh1rley Vars Robert Whlte Deborah Woodward Donald Young Dolores Zuchovsskl . . , . . . , ' s I Q - , , - 3 - , 1 , ' . , . . v I I I L I r 1 ' . 9 I 1 Jean Courchesne, Linda Cox, Dorothy Dalton, Dora Desjardins, Marie Desjardins, Lillian Desroches, Richard 1'll'Sff0ll71I'fff0 rzght ,Ioan Brunelle Svlvla Bourbonnars Constance Ducharme Helen Gaudette Murxel Bagg Allce Turcotte Eleanor Vanderpool Jean Courchesne Ruth Bray Phoebe Curtls Second row Ruth Brodeur Margaret Turcotte Evelyn Caron Nancy Ixeyes Dorothy Dalton Marlon Moody Joan Adams Patrlcla Devlm GIRLS VOCAL ENSEMBLE THE glrls vocal ensemble IS a group we always look forward to hearlng 1D assem blres Thexr carolmng ID the school corrldors 1n December IS a tradrtlonal part of our Chrlstmas and the glrls whom Mr W1Ht8fS dlrects also smg ln the May Festlval and thls last year 1n the Th3I'1kSg1VlI1g assembly An appearance at the Graduatlon CXCICISCS rounded out th1s years schedule Presldent of th1s years group was Ahce Turcotte Helen Gaudette was the vlce presldent Murmel Bagg secretary and Jean Cour chesne accompanlst -' , 3 . . V , V . , , , , - I r v ' 7 v , v v . Y f 7 . , . . . . . . Y . - 6 , ' 0 . . . . Y . . . ' , 1 1 - . . . . . v , - 1 9 v - ' ' f'Il'9ff0lUIPfff0I'lUllf Joan Convuay Nancy Berger Ann ,leger lNorman Blssel Xlllllam lxenedy Robert Lynch Edward Woods Robe t Beyer Second row Felxx Vlv1Sl'llCWSlxl Chester Danek Ray Scott Donald Mykytluk John Ondreclx Robert Brav George Desorcy Francls jaslenoxxslu Third row Mr Harold Hemond Robert Legrand Paul MCIXIGYDSH Vhlham Rounds George Mugmer Eduard lxmg EmllM3ZUf0XX skx VS llllam Casey No! ln pzcfure Patrlcla Clark SCIENCE CLUB UNDER the faculty supervlslon of Mr Harold C Hemond L S rhke sob the members of the Sc1ence Club have penetrated some of the barr1ers of the sclentlfic world and the student body has w1tnessed some h1ghly mgemous performances perpetrated by our baby ElIlStC1IlS Although scnence IS somewhat ha1r ra1s1ng tat least at SHHSD we are sure that there w1ll always be plenty of lnterested students to take advantage of th1s up and commg orgamzauon of ours Th1s year B111 Kennedy held the presldent s mche Norm Blssell was v1ce presldent and Anne Jeger was the secretary treasurer l .- . 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Paul Abel Frederlclr Mossman Deborah XX oodxx ard Nlarlon 'Nloody jacquelme Moods Donald lax allce Robert Douyard Nancy VS oodward Second row Jane Adams Rlchard Rufo Bettv Qtrtttrt Rlchard Barry ,Ioan Adams llrlham H61HflCh Not zn pzclurf Ralph Scott presxdent SK CLUB HE South Hadley ltes IH the above plc ture all call themselves excellent sklers and though we wonder we really can t say they aren t because there Just wasn t enough snow rn South Hadley last wmter to put them to the test The schussers put on an excel lent square dance durmg Chrrstmas holldays anyway and earned lots of money wh1ch they never were able to spend QWe bet no other club ln SHHS ever had tha! trouble J Ralph Scott was sk1 merster of the two year old club and he hopes that the many enthuslastlc underclassmen w1ll carry on the club Wlth ald from the weather maker next year 7' a X11 N , -Q.. ' X . . V l V ' 'www- t , .' . ' , ' f ' v ' f . . , , . . l . A , , . ' U, ' , l ' - Z v - . , , . ,- . . . Y . . . . 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I 1'1r9t row ltft to rzqhl Lorralne Isabelle Dorothy Dalton Eleanor LeBeau Shlrley Sxmpson Szconrl row Shlrlev Mann Dorothy Farr Jean Skomlal Evelyn Caron PHITICIH Renauld CHEERLEADERS T HE sp1r1t of good old SHHS IS persomfied rn our ten cheerleaders Thrs year Dott1e and games and Mr Stevens though he d1d not actually get out on the floor rn a leader s gray and orange umform adv1sed refereed and taxled In uctory or defeat the cheerleaders al way s let the boys know that South Hadley IS w1th them and the S H letters whlch the g1rls are awarded at the end of the season practxce and lusty lungs to create rehearse and lead Bongo bongos for the Bengals Lnder the cheerleaders tutelage most South H3dl631I6S th1s year learned thelr Alma Mater and our buttons nearly burst off 1n prlde when our g1rls took the cheerleaders award at the L of Nlass tournament Dalton as captain sparked our yells at rallies were really hard-earned, for it takes time, PlfSff0IlPlffIf0fIfjh1 Dorothv C aj 'Nlanu Calkxnb june Greene Lutlllt Funk Nlartha Barlu Butrlx Smlth Phxllxs Sexffert Dlana Beaupre bllllllll mu Bettx Blanchard Qandra Barn Barbara 'Xlann Ruth Brodeur Qhxrley Pete Dawn Parker Nanty Thompson Xnn Gagnon Nut III pnlzut 'vlntx Berger Barbara Duxbury TWIRLERS OLTH Hadlex H1ghs tmrlers haxe dm games and at the tournament th1s x ear The are lookmg forward to part1c1pat1on m the Sprmg Festlxal to be held here at South Hadlex then to the State contest at North ampton and finallx thex lntend to mn the prlze ln the New England Champlonbhlp Baton TNNlI'l1I1g Febtlx al at Nlountam Park Thelr abllltx mlght well he due to Xlr W1ll1am O Brlen who hae dex oted much of hrs precmoux ttme to dxrecttng our grrls Smlth 15 general manager and Nlartha Ballly Sandra Barn Dlana Beaupre Bettx Blan Chard Ruth Brodeur Nancx Calkms Lucrlle Flnlk Dorothx Gaj Ann Gagnon June Green Barbara Xlann Shrrlex Pete Shxrlew Tack Nancx Thompbon Nantx Berger and Bar bara Duvburx conclude the tmprexeue llst of our baton emngerx 1 S played their talents at several basketball Phyllis Seiffert is head majoretteg Beverly D ,' - Y ' 'P , ' - ' ', 1 FlfSf row left to rzghl Arthur Brxstol Paul McK1ernan George Mugnxer Alston Mugmer Second row Norman Ingham Robert Lynch Felix Wlsnxewskl Mr Harold Hemond Bruce Bagley Paul Mugnner No! ln Pzclure Nelson Holmberg CHESS CLUB THE Chess Club was orgamzed last year to glV8 chess fans an opportunlty for practlce and compet1t1on Presldent of the hlghly select group and man who rema1ns most constantly at the top of the SDSCIHI chess call board ln Room 18,1s F ehx WISDICW sk1 Meetlngs are spent dlSCL1SS1flg rules and plays and here too the members get a chance to develop the1r sklll by competmg Wlth each other Even Mr Hemond Chlef advlser wlns a game now and then when Fehx IS helplng h1m Chess lS defimtely a qu1et sport demandlng deep concentratlon At the beglnnlng of actlvlty perlod Paul says Your move Bob and forty tive mlnutes later we hear I moved now you Paul SPOIP TS Slandzng back row Benjamin West Rlchard Vanasse Wallace Monroe John Clark James Shea Louis Conti David Barney William Fox Fzrsl row john Toth Richard McCabe Charles Danasko William Long bottom Ernest Allen Coach Tom Landers BASKETBAI L LOSING the entire 1948 1949 team via graduation the South Hadley High Tigers of the 1949 1950 season had to be picked from a handful of inexperienced players To the surprise of everyone our green and aggressive Bengals romped through the tough Hampshire League schedule in great style ending with a 15 3 record Ctying for top laurels in the Hampshire loop with Hopkins Academy D I the play off game the Hadley academy five came out on the long by a score of 33 31 This year the Landersmen received an invitation to the popular Small Schools Tournament held at the University of Massachusetts cage in Amherst Being vic torlous in the first game after humbling Turners Falls of the Valley League 47 24 the Orange and Black shirted Bengals fell by the wayside in the semi finals losing to a smooth Amherst High combine 36-31 This year s highly successful team was built around 6 5 John Clark in the pivot with Lou Conti Dick Vanasse and Richie McCabe operating in the forward slots and Billy Longbottom and Ernie Allen Charles Danasko and Wally Monroe working in the back court Ready to step into the fray when needed were Dave Barney Bill Fox Jim Shea and Dick Pomper The South Hadley yearhngs also had a highly successful season ending with an unblemished record Schedule 1949 50 St Mary s Amherst . . Orange . . Smith Academy . . St. Michael's . . Hopkins . . ' Smith School . . Arms . . Deerfield . . Amherst . . Orange . . Smith Academy . . St. Michael's . . Hopkins . . ' St. Mary's . . Arms . . Smith School Record: 15-3 . . Deerfield 4' Play-off game, S.H. 31 Hopkins 33 Small School Tourney, S.H. 47 Turner's Falls 24 S.H. 31 Amherst 36 uutl ll ndlu In YN SS IUUIIILN Beats Smlfh 55 40 Ed CS UU! UHHUC wen Wm Bv 41 om S Xll SHHS ,Q l ale A A Funds 441 HUIIIUTSLIT Frrst row Iefl In rzqhl John Hendrlcks III James Shea Rlchard Pomper Davld Barney Donald Cook Leo Malanowskr M1chaelOpalen1k Second row Glenn Dunphy Ernest Allen Robert Gehan John Cox FOOTBALL 194-9 HE task of moldmg a group of mexperrenced players 1nto a well coordmated eleven was placed rn the capable hands of our newly appomted head coach Daniel Red O Connell Sorely lackxng veterans th1s combme met 1ts first com petltors on a ram soaked Held 1ts opponent Amherst The Trgers bowed to Amherst wlth a score of 13 0 In thelr next encounter the Orange and Black dead locked Palmer 7 7 Wmnmg the thlrd and fourth games from Lee and Orange 19 O and 18 6 respectlvely the Bengals were on therr way to a faxr season Class1cal the next opponent defeated South Hadley 18 7 however the Hadleyltes bounded back mto the w1n column by trlppmg Arms Academy 28 0 The O Connellmen lost the follow1ng game wlth Ware by the slrm margin of 13 8 T o close the season South Hadley was palred wxth Ludlow the later wmners of the Class B Champxon sh1p Ludlow won by a score of 21 0 but they h d to fight all the way The season was very successful cons1der1ng the competltlon Glenn Dunphy 1949 Football Schedule Amherst So Hadley 0 Palmer Orange ee Class1cal Arms Academy Ware Ludlow 21 K gl ,. T . . . t - . 13 . 7 7 6 18 L 0 19 ' 18 7 0 28 13 8 O MGT' -by KT iz? as sc First row left to rzghl Mr Stevens George Davlau Richard Vanasse Wallace Monroe Felix W1sn1ewsk1 Richard McCabe Coach Landers Second row John Bennett Robert L Esperance Harvey Dion Richard Dunphy Ronald Miller John Toth Norman Bissell Merrill Haas James Nolan Bruce McElwa1n BASEBALL THE 1949 campaign was the most successful in the history of South Hadley The Tigers fought their way into a co championship of the Valley Wheel It was the first time that any South Hadley team accomplished this goal The Landers men laid another milestone in the history of South Hadley by participating in the with a 5 3 win over Amherst They proceeded to keep their winning streak ahve by defeating Westfield 8 2 Amherst 8 6 Holyoke Catholic 6 3 Westfield ll ll t1e Palmer 10-0 Ludlow 4 0 Agawam 3 1 Ware 6 3 West Sprlngfield 6 5 Holyoke Catholic 3 2 Commerce 643 South Hadley s three defeats came at the hands of Easthampton 3 1 Greenfield 4 3 Enfield 4 3 Behind the plate the Tigers had Dick Pomper peeping through the wire Sharkey Nolen wielded the one fingered glove at the gateway sack Rah L Esperance and Leo Gagnon handled the short to first combination with Kerr Monroe scooping them up at third base J ack Bennett patrolled the left field wall while Dick Vanasse was chasing fly balls in center field George Davlau was camped in right field Bench Vlarmers Anxious Moments McGuire, Richard Pomper, Ernest Allen, chester Strong, Tylifd row: Ben West: Angelus Ladas, Glenn W. 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The Plastic Coating Corp. 47 Comphments of Morart Gravure Corporation HOLYGKE MASSACH U SETTS Best WZXAQI to fbi I1 5 of 1970 0 u ' 7 Cl K JK ' b., 2.1 1.1. 1 ,1 101- zu: W1 an 1101-4--1 1 '1 014-if-1w1f-101 -31 3:-:wi--11 grin: 1-I1-vii LITHOGRAPHERS YEAR BOOK PRINTERS FINE , COLOR . WORK VALLEY LITHO COMPANY Tel. 2-1839 IOO WATER STREET HOLYOKE 1 z MASS. CONSULTING PRINTING SERVICE YEAR BOOKS . TEXTBOOKS INSTRUCTION MANUALS JOHN E SNOW Te 21341 In Chapman Avenue I-IOI H ORE VIASS Compllments Of Dillon Funeral Home 77 Years of Dlgnlfled Serv ICC 124 Chestnut St Holvoke, Mass Tel 2 0691 Plains Market FR.: Granby Road South Hadley Falls 4 . , l I ,Sv O 1 0 . . u Q v v s u J u . - zu-Lnioxni usbwioiui--gui 1n11-quvinini-I1-V1 Q11 Narcli and Nardi Caterers WEDDINGS BANOUETS SHOWERS PARTIES, 3 Central Ave So Hadley Falls Tel 2 2292 -'11-iuiniuqsuqugqiwg ,il-1.111-..lg,1l-14-11,1 Daniel O'ConneIl's Sons, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 480 Hampden St. Holyoke Mass. Telephone 5669 COWAN DRUG STORE S A Watson R Ph Corner Maln and Br1dge Streets So Hadley Falls Massachusetts The Rexel I Store Por GOOD NOTES Use NATIONAL EYE EASE Flller Sheets ffsk Your Slatzoner gn ATIONAL NATIONAL BLANK BOOK COMPANY I-IOLYOKE MASS .. ,. . 66 - 99 . -- Allis New , . q..1g,.1.,1,-1,-qs -u-mv:--an-van-1:1-iwiugcn '11-:pox-111-1--qs 111411: an--1-1--cv up-11 'ir Complimenls of . . . ALLEN S. WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. 98 Main St. - So. Hadley Falls Best Wishes for the Future Electric Light Ile-pt. SO. HADLEY FALLS MASS Woodlawn Supply . . General Store . . 505 Newton Street Tel 8574 DAN DUCHARME P Qiullege Zinn South Zbahlep Gientsr HOWARD E KEYES A L LAWRENCE Holyoke Sportlng Goods Company 106 Suffolk Street Homfoxr: MASS P p J P CLEARY J Jyfmjuslan 85 Wakelln C0 Holyoke s Great Department Store Relxable Always ! Alwavs Relxable ESTABLISHED 1885 Dwxght and Maple Streets HOLYOKE . , rop. l ' 0 1 O I , . ro . . . , r. iI1iwi1v111i1'ln17uTl14 1-1111311 1 i lwiwiliuiui i i 1 3 iii 21? i i 3 3 111111g1111111gs11:111111111111111i11qn -11111131111-Q1111111111111131.111111111111111i11111oo11111131.1111 MARTYN CLEANERS in HOLYOKE Next to the Central Fire Sta. Wants your dry cleaning business Substantial saving on cash and carry work Compliments of BELKIN 'S STUDIO Complimenls of . . . KcfM Glesmann s South Hadley Center Massachusetts 225 DR JOSEPH T LYNCH Chiropodist Podiatnsl: HIGH STREET HOLYOKE MASS TEL 2 uqeo Compliments of Real Estate DENETTE S and Insurance Agency I I , . 5 . . . . . . . - - , - 11.111-i...11111.1 11 1: 1-1 ,1..1.,11,1..11.11.1- 11.1 -1 .1 GRANBY SUPPLY STORE Hardware ' Electrical Supplies Package Store ' Gas Station MAC'S SUPER SERVICE Jet. Newton St. and Granby Rd. So. Hadley. Mass. Tel. 9094 Finest in Mechanical 8: Radio Repairs QA? Complzments of J J Newberry Co Long Agency IIISIIHIIZU I mfors Xflfflllj llzllrllz 11,1011 slrllf 98 Br1ds,e Street SOL FH H XDLFY l XLLS NI XSS Dial 3 2121 A J ABEL 84 SONS ROOFING Scott The FlOl'lSlf L ' Y 5 X Newton Street e SO. Hadley Falls xnilviwillilvqs lil 11,11-gwivvi ling:--1-lil-1-Linz: 1111 Compliments of . . . Stephen P. O'Donne11 E ,S INSURANCE 108 Main St. So. Hadley Falls, Mass. MARKET Compliments of -- BARRETT-BALLARD MOTORS INC. High and Maple Sts. at Ross Ave. HOLYOKE MASS JOHN B. SHEA Funeral Home Compllments of EDWARD F DAY Funeral SCFVICC Comphmems of Comphrnents of ll1etelQ Drug Store AYS . . -vii ' I n L 51: 1 -.1121-Luiz: 10:11:21 1-101--1-'11,-p 11a::aug-:1u:..::u:- 301 1u1:1u14-1. 1 01' iw:-was '11-2 liwxfli--111--1-'ini ..mmn.. nos-mul Sl H Cl 'wail UfAll'l1 FRED G. MARION M. AIRFLYTE use CHESTNUT sf. AMBASSADOR Houroxs. MAss. AND STATESMAN TE'--2-1957 1:10111 -1 1 vi-1 1 3- if-14 iucnniniv 1--11131 Complimenis of . . . FALLS ' GRILL 59 Bridge Street Compliments of LEG cl JLMARD QYFNELFJP 54 SUFFOLK STREE OKE MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of . . DUBUC COAL CO Compllments of OCTO S FURNITURE MART Hampden St cor Walnut Holyoke Mass Tel 8209 Best W1Sh6S Dr Harold S Kalter VCICFIHHFIEIII Holyoke Mass PICK S CLEANERS I9 College Street SO I-IADLEY MASS CLEANING ALTERATIONS If Yo Clothes A e t Becom ng to yo You Should Be Commg To Me FLORENCE L FIELD Prop . . 'r - H o LY , . XV . . . 1 ., . , . 1 1 I . I ' iT . . ur 1' n' i u . .- A - . . ' I 1 1-1 1-1 Q. 1-31 an 1 1 1 .ai 1 1 1-,an pucnl-1--11-1-I1 SEYFFER MOTORS INC FORD SALES 8. SERV ILE 121 Elm Street Phone 1411 Holvoke Mass HERBERT W SCOTT Inc CHI VROLET and OLDSMOBILE Sales SCYVICC ll I1-rf I IIYIUIIUFS S-ml lhllf1fIlflflS 120 Suffolk St at Elm Holyoke Tel 6406 CAROL GRIFFIN IJFSIQTICT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCC -XSIONS Tel 3 9943 Wlre Seruce Bonded FIOTISI 28 Brldge Street So Hadlev Falls SPICIKIII Inq III Corsagw Compllments of WILLIAM F MILLER Barber Compltments of GENE S SERVICE STATION Complzmf nls of FALLS TAXI HOLYOKE 9339 Comphments of Portrazt Photographer 276 H1gh St Holyoke Massachusetts Telephone Z 8180 Class Photographer 1950 fp:-,101 1--1--1-qu---p -p -p-1--1--1---p-an -1-1-1--qu: 1-1 1--un--1--1 up 1-1--1--1-1 1 1 -1-up--1-1--1 r i , - . , . i Q J - , 1 4 x x v x O V ' i -4 ' u 1 , i - r 1 - ' ' 1- - h 4: i 2- i . I . i H , t . - H a I , . . . ,, .- ! I . r .- . I f , I . I 1 - . I Q , , . .H . . , ' 7 I - K A , . : : ' . - l J 5 , 1 Q I 1 f I ! ' 1 l I I 1 - - ,- I I i O O 3 .- I . .. , ,- ii .0101-11--1-1--Cu-.1--1 -1-1...-.1-,1--as--1--an -1 1- 1--Q1 1--1--1-1 -1- 1- 1 -1:-1---pu: -1- 101:11-ni:n:.:,l ,11 101: 1 ms--gui 1- 11,1111 11014-:ng 3 --1. Complimenls of . . . CAPRONI AND SON 26 Main St. So. Hadley Falls 1: -1:10:01:lugs-,1..3l,g.,1l1-11 1-Ianni -1.11 il E. O'Connor 8z Co. Established 1888 Quality Clothes 0 .Ven ' Women 287 High St. Holyoke Cood Luck CLINTON SILK MILL Holxoke Mass GENERAL HOME SUPPLY 14 Ma1n St South Hadley s Depl Store Apphances Housewares Notxons Toys Lomplzmenfs of Boerner s Shoe Repa1r M HIRSCH 81 SONS, Inc JEWELERS and OPTICIANS SINCE 1591 AT THE SIGN O THE Ll Ol 306 HIGH STREET HOLYOKE MASS Cheney Sl Hunt, I 'H JEWELERS OPTICIANS 281 Hxgh St Holyoke Mass Complzmenlx of Dr A E Trudeau HOLX OIxE AX INI -XL HOSPITAL I , I 0 ' '. ' F ' . .K ' nc. 'Q ' ' ' . .' 4 . ' ' Holyoke, Mass. - -.-.-,--.-I...-.-.-.,-.-I.. -I...I-,-..-.......l...-.I...lI....,-.-,,-.,-,-- - ..I... ...- il !! H izzizzoiz- H M H vilvi0i9i0io1c:oieniai Q SCHlFFNER'S NEWS ROOM 4 Bardwell Street 5 011 wioioinioioivini-vi 1030101 1030301 FARMERS' EXCHANGE Z. PAOUETTE, Prop. Member of A-G Stores MEATS - FRUITS - FISH GROCERIES - VEGETABLES Tel. Granby 57W Five Corners Granby, Mass. LAMB STREET GRILLE Lamb Street So Hadley Falls HAYDOCY'S SERVICE STATION Auto Suppl es and Road Service General Auto Reps GULF PRODUCTS Te 8865 l9 B dge St So Hadley Falls Mass INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 8: SUPPLY CORP 640 Hlgh St Holyoke Mass Raymond W Lacey Treasurer Telephone 8787 V P LEVREAULT GRAIN BUILDING SUPPLIES 35 Bndge St So Hadley Falls Mass Tel 2 1363 or 2 5134 ' Noam umm ST 4- souru Hunter FALLS A nnss F- AU T0 Holvoxs I1 ll 2 D str butors AUTUMOTIVE MERCHANDISE 8. EQUIPMENT Complzments of PICKUP MOTOR CO Inc Your DODGE PLYMOUTH Dealer 1527 Northampton Street Holyoke 7339 1 inioioxnioia-11 ini 101 101 ll ll i ' U . M IPS ll ll ll M - l. ri . i M . , . !l g 7 at 1 I H . u ii ' li - il ' - t - !l ll - ' ., . , . ll ' Q . - - U U ' ll n - . ' ll ' tt ' - A . - . -L . U ll PM n A . I if ' gg I H U LLY All TEL ' H ll i i of U 1 1 ' , 1-1.-1--p 1 -1 101--4:01 gp I-uf-:ogg -14-1 THOMAS S. CHILDS, iuinlvi-fini -101 vilvinll 10011 il f M 275 High se. 280 Bridge sf. aqflv Holyoke Spnngfxeld Flne Shoes and Accessories Complzmmts of PIONEER GIFT SHOP 5 2714 I I L, IJ Iiuiux 9:0 w-I wa Iw ww e w: wr ww ww wa I ' I I I I I f I I ' , Iw I . ! fffx. 5 I ' 4 ' I .L I : w . I 'UGO I w I I e? I ! at , ,:A,,.i' -P4 G03 A g Gm Ni'-' - l I I I - I '. I 1 I I I 1 , ! w I I I W A - I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Phe staff thank5 all who helped with The Gateway M155 Beleck15 art adviser M155 Carlson general adx iser Xlr jo5eph Nlarcotte, Fred Krug., Debbie Woodward and Camera Club members who helped with photographx photographers Leon and DAddar1o of tration ol S H H S e5pee1 illx H155 Cilligan guardian of our 5eCret material and M155 Cullman gu irdnn of our funds ' K. v , 1 0 1 L A 'T' 4 v v J E 5-v v f' 1 v: Y K- ' ' Holyoke: our advertisers: our printers, Valley Litho: and the patient faculty and adminis- ' ' , f z 1 J WX, 'l Pff Q-W-' .,........-..AS 131185 L.......mJ KQV!! awww ww w me ua.,- A f fm Ru wsrsykbgh, 'ww 'M Qgxm 4 w-J GL' Q ,L 'K Y, YvJ'5 'Ij in Sas f al! Wwwgit , M' ,I-EL-1 fi... I UU an mi xx ..,. 1? ' . A Nail? ,vxh wb' K , 3 MIM Syhk 'X - K - 7 N N f 5-7 f. ' . W . K X I EN ,fi QV A , g ,A , f 1 . z A K 51 V,Lkk, , M W h .V x My N K, k 4 LK Ii , ' -3,5 V b V, if M ,f M W-i A M if 5g W . A SV gb ,Q X ' f 1 , ' ff? 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