West Springfield High School - Terrier Yearbook (West Springfield, MA)

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CLASS DAY Most Popular Girl ..... Most Popular Boy ..... Best Girl Student ...... Best Boy Student ....... Most Ambitious Girl ..... Most Ambitious Boy ..,.. Class Lady ........... Class Gentleman ..... Prettiest Girl ...... Handsomest Boy .... Best Dressed Girl .... Best Dressed Boy .... Cutest Girl .......... Cutest Boy ........ Best Natured Girl .... Best Natured Boy ..... Shyest Girl ..... ....... Shyest Boy ................. Most Mischievous Girl ......, Glass Ballot Most Mischievous Boy ............ Done Most for the School-Girl ..... Done Most for the School-Boy Best Dancer-Girl .............. Best Dancer-Boy .......... Class Actress ........ Class Actor ........ Class Optimist ..... Class Pessimist ...... Class Artist-Girl .... Class Artist-Boy .... Class Musician ..... Class Poet ........,. Class Manhater ....... Class Womanhater ...... Best All-Around Girl ..... Best All-Around Boy ..... Most Admired Teacher ,... Best Faculty Advisor .... Best Class ..........,. Graduation Song T'is our parting night as West Side Seniors, For now we're bidding her good-bye. We are grateful for the things she's taught us Now to her we sing a fond farewell. Dear West Side High, We part from you, To enter into worlds We have but dreamed of. We're sad to go, For we shall miss you so. Dear School, we now say Adieu. Word: by EDNA Hocluzn. Tune-- Aloha Oc. . . . . .Emily White Donald Bozenhard . . .Marie Simpson . . . .Vincent Elmer . . .Marie Simpson . . . .Vincent Elmer . . . . . .Rose Durfee . . .William Girotti .......Jean Flagg . . .Ernest Cassells . Eleanor Houlihan . . .Leonard Ulford . . . .Carol Hermes . . .Ernest Maxwell . .Nancy Ruggiera .. ...Bruno Ardenghi .Helen Duknowitz .Edward Pomeroy .Laura Sornborger , . . .William Pokorny . . . . .Emily White Donald Bozenhard . . . . . .Alice Gonet . . .Ernest Cassells . . . .Edna Hocker . . .Ernest Cassells . .Bruno Ardenghi . . .Dante Ferranti . . . .Carol Hermes . .Antonio Battista . .Angeline DeVito . . . . .Edna Hocker . . .Isabel Ferguson . .Lawrence Quinn .Doris Farnsworth Donald Bozenhard .. . . . .Miss Burke . . . .Miss Leighton ...........l933 page twenty-one

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SENIIORS page twenty ROBERT VOCESKY Career: Musical Boy's Glee Club: Pro Club REMINGTON H. WARNER Rem Career: Discounting Hi-Y Pres. 4: Mercury Staff: Sock and Buskin: Boy's Science Club: Soccer: Tennis: junior Prom Comm.: Poverty Dance Comm. EMILY WHITE ULee Career: Undecided Tri-Hi Treas. 4: Le Foyer: Sock and Buskin Sec. 3: Woi Loh: Girl's Club Sec. 2: Intramural Basketball: Class Team 1, 2: Assembly Program Comm. Chair: Vice Pres. Class 3, 4: Woi Loh Play: Mercury Jokes 2: Asst. Editor 3: Editor-in-Chief 4: Year Book Editor-in-Chief: Sock and Buskin Play 3: Lunch Room Staff: Pro Merito: Class History: junior Play: Senior Play RUTH WILMES Willie Career: Teacher Le Foyer: Latin Club: Girl's Club WILLIAM DANIEL WILSON Career: Aviation Soccer: Manager Track: Mercury Home Room Agent GLADYS CAROLYN WiNKLER Winkie Career: Undecided Girlls Club: Basketball AMY BELKNAP Woon Career: Secretary Girl's Club: Tri-Hi: Secretary Mercury: Class Collector: Cabinet Member: Pro Merito MARGUERITE B. Woons Peggy Career: Nurse Woi Loh: Tri-Hi: Intramural Basketball: Capt. Freshman Basketball: Tri-Hi-Hi-Y Play 4 EMILY S. WRIGHT Emy Career: Nurse Sock and Buskin: Woi Loh: Girl's Club: Junior Play: English Assemblies: Mercury Advertising Stall: Woi Loh Play THOMAS WHITMAN Career: Undecided Pro Club

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cLAss DAY Class Will By CARL TOOTILL We, the class of 1933, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-three, being in complete possession of our faculties of mind and body, yet considering the uncertainties of our life do hereby declare, asseverate and proclaim this document as our last Will and Testament. Owing to his splendid sense of the fitness of things in general, we hereby appoint Mr. Longfellow's bust as our sole executor. Individually we do make the following bequests: ARTICLE I. If his hair ever grows to a decent and respectable length we bequeath and bestow upon ........ Douglas Pillsbury, Ernie Cassells' famous permanent wave. We trust Douglas will use it to an advan- tage in his conquests of the feminine world. ARTICLE II. Because of his deserving attitude and ambitious accomplishments we leave to Mr. Bruce Chand- ler, Esq., Vincent Elmer's A's and student ability. We all agree that Mr. Chandler will follow in the steps of his illustrious predecessor and attain new heights in the scholastic world. ARTICLE III. Owing to the fact that there are town ordinances concerning such obstreperous noises as disturb the peace of the public, we give Arthur Symington the choice of either Ernie Cassells' singing voice or that most efficient little instrument known as a gag. ARTICLE IV. The senior boys, realizing from sad experience the uncertainty of the hands of the local barbers, leave Thomas Cavanaugh one large bowl. With this they hope Thomas will be able to keep his Dutch Cut in perfect and alluring trim. ARTICLE V. The senior class by-laws state that all male pupils-wishing to become seniors must have attained a height of five feet four inches. We very considerately leave Ernest Parker johnson, Jr., 1,000 units of vitamin B, so that he may become a handsome brawny senior. ARTICLE VI. Science, so the scientists tell us, is the foundation of our modern civilization. For the benefit of civilization therefore, we leave William Doty, Laure Somborgeris scientific comprehension of physics. ARTICLE VII. Having carefully weighed and considered the advantages and virtues of all eligible persons we gladly donate Dot Farnsworth's cheering voice to Margaret Cowing. Margaret will now be able to use her vocal talents to the advantage of West Side's athletic following. ARTICLE VIII. Realizing that the susceptibility of males is much lessened in the absence of such an asset to feminine charms, we solemnly bequeath Eleanor Houlihan's giggle to Vernice Leonard. ARTICLE IX. Certain alienists inform us that a person with a propensity toward childish acts may be cured by giving him childish things to do. We have duly considered this statement. We have decided to leave Frank Aldrich one large, oversized kiddy-kar, so that in study periods he may make the rounds of his class- mates with greater ease. If he is cured we hope to save the school many dollars in demerit slips. ARTICLE X. From our study of the Law of the Conservation of Matter we have come to the conclusion that ever undesirable things will always exist in one form or another. With this fact in mind we graci- ously bestow upon john Ferriter, Richard Burt's morbid propensity toward sloth and procrastinationlu ARTICLE XI. To the estimable Mr. Thomas Huckins we leave Donald Bozenhard's popularity and acting ability. We have refrained from leaving him Bozie's collection of emotional ejection of sounds known as a laugh, the aforesaid Mr. Huckins is already well equipped. ARTICLE XII. Despite the varying location of the bequests, the senior boys leave theirs in the lunch room line to those tho take them anyway. They also leave fifty high hats, to be carried by said usurpers in the aforesaid line so that said line will resemble a queneatan opera house instead of a bread line for the un- employed. ARTICLE XIII. To whom it may concern, we hereby serve notice that we establish a lunch room fund said fund to be borrowed from sparingly by the users of that well known and popular phrase, Have you got an extra cent? ARTICLE XIV. We leave our deepest sympathy to the school for its overwhelming loss ofa class of such super- lative qualities as those of the class of 1933. We sincerely hope that the school will experience a speedy recovery from the blow.In order to do our bit to aid in said recovery we leave all the aforesaid superlative qualities to the junior class. ARTICLE XV. To aid the already worldly knowledge of the sophomores we bequest, donate and leave them the money for the purchase of a set of Encyclopedia Britannica fully illustrated to aid in absorbing the knowledge contained therein. We prayerfully hope that said illustrations will aid in the teachings of the texts and not serve as an object of certain facial decorations now so prevalent in our text books. ARTICLE XVI. Realizing the appalling scarcity of such beneficial blessings we wish to all the undergraduates many happy days, much prosperity and a multitude of good marks. ARTICLE XVII. We realize that our teachers are never fully repaid for their services to mankind. We there- fore bequeath to Mr. Cowing and the faculty our many thanks and heartfelt gratitude ofr the splendid helps and co-operation they have given us in sailing the deep and stormy waters of our high school years. Signed, CLASS or 1933. Subscribed, sealed and published, and declared by the above named testators as their Last Will and Test- ament, in the presence of us, the undersigned, who at their request and in their presence and in the presence of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. ' ' CSignedl MR. 8: MRs. BULLHEAD, of the Biology Aquarium. CSignedJ MR. COLLARED LIYARCII of the Biology Terrarium. page twenty-two