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

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CLASS DAY ANDREW TRINCINELLA ....., RUTH TUCKER .,..... JOHN PURCHASE ...... EDWARD POMEROY ..,. ROBERT VOCESKY .... HELEN VAUGHAN .,... JOHN REDMOND .... AMY WOOD ........ THOMAS WHITMAN .... WILLIAM WILSON ..... SAMUEL SARTER ,... CHARLES REED ..... MARGARET SMITH .... JOSEPH VIOLA ........ ELMER SHAEI-'EER ..... EILA ALCOCK ...... BRUNO ARDENGI-II .... MADELINE BAKER .... CHARLES HEGEMAN. . . HAROLD BALEONI ..... EVELYN BALIN ,.... MYRTLE BATES ...... RICHARD NEWMAN .... JOSEPHINE BoNzAGNI. Ross DURFEE ....... DONALD BOZENHARD.. EMILY WRIGHT ....... RUTH BROUILLARD. . . MARJORIE BROWN .... RUTH MCCALL ....... WILLIAM POKORNEY. . RICHARD BURT ....... ERMA CAMERON .... ERNEST CASSELLS .... PHYLLIS CIMAROLI .... ALICE BENJAMIN. .. BERNARD GRIFFIN .... ELEANOR CLARK ..... CLIFFORD CUMMINGS.. MARY CUTTING ...... ANGELINE DEVITO. .. DOROTHY DURKEE .... HELEN DUKNOWICZ. .. ELEANOR EGAN ...... EDWARD LOMBARD .... MARSHALL MAGEE .... ERNEST MAXWELL .... ROBERT MUDGETT .... RICHARD NEWMAN .... LOUISE NUNN. ..... .. GERALDINE O,KEEFE. MARY O,NElL ........ DOROTHY SWIFT ...... LEILA PAGE .......... HARRY PI-:LLETIER .... LEONARD UFFORD .... WILLIAM PORTER ..... MARIE SIMPSON .... LoUIs STIFEK ..... CARL TOOTILL ....... STELLA URBAN ....... REMINGTON WARNER. EMILY WHITE ........ CAROLYN WINKLER. .. PERRY MARTIN ...... ANITA REMILLARD .... ALICE GONET ...... VINCENT ELMER .... page twenty-fix Proprietor of Agawam Potato Chip Co. House Mother at Smith College. Subway driver in Boston. Piano tuner. Singer in MacDowel1 choir. Coach of In the Net basketball team. Parachute jumper. fHeight 30 feet from ground., Advisor on What to wear. Now employed by Steigers. Land auctioneer. Wild game hunter in Africa. Mickey Mouse impersonations on radio. Chauffeur for Sakter. Taking short course in dental school in order to preserve her teeth. jockey for Hazel Ferguson's best horse, Goldie. Surpassed Malcolm Campbell's speed record fwith one handj. Tennis champion. Discoverer of the foolproof method of teaching chemistry. Governess of the President's grandchildren. All-American football. Head librarian at West Springfield library. Publicity agent for Edna St. Vincent Millay. Pilot of a trans-Atlantic Plane. Hostess on trans-Atlantic airplane. Wife of a millionaire banker. Her jewels have been stolen. Private detective in the jewel theft. Candidate for senator from a new party advocating more freedom of speech Stumping for Emily Wright. Giggles Girls on the radio. Known as Tee Hee, Ha Ha, and Ho Ho. narchist, inciting theater employees to strike. 1 l Manufacturer of stink bombs thrown into theatres during strike. Gym teacher at West Springfield High. Taking O. O. McIntyre's place as columnist. Teaching fond daddies how to talk baby talk to their children. Lazy man in Barnum and Bailey's circus. Taking care of Bernard. Chief gardener at the White House. Wife of a successful surgeon. Concert pianist. Head dietician in a New York hospital. Most lively girl in Palmer, her new residence. English teacher. Training bumble bees not to sting. Filibustering in the Senate. Screen's greatest lover. West Springfield chief of police. Pilot of a trans-Atlantic airplane. Manager of the Giggles Girls. Dean of girls at co-ed college. Policewomen in the jewel theft. ecretary on expedition with Carolyn Winkler. H Co-authors of book, From Massachusetts to Texas. emonstrating blueing guaranteed to keep shirts white. French teacher. Wealthy bachelor. Author of book Blushing, Why, When, and Where? The perfect secretary. Founder of New York hospital. Editor of the Woman's Home Companion. Explorer. Cowboy. Character reader. Dancer on the New York stage. Owner of a restaurant where the only soup served is alphabet soup. fContinued on page 33D

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CLASS DAY FANNIE AIVALIS .,.. FLORENCE BAILO .... ALICE BARTLETT .... ANTONIO BATTISTA. . NATALIE BELDEN.... J EANETTE BERTRAND ..,.... INI-:z BoRsARI ...... . GILBERT BRISTOL .... HAZEL FERGUSON. . . Louls CLARK ....... JOSEPHINE CORREA.. NINA CREAN .... . . . FRANCES DUKNOWITZ ....... MOLLIE EVASHKO. . . HARRY FAITS ....... ISABELLE FERGUSON. EVERETT MALERBA. . FELICE MAURILLO. .. FRANCES MINRLER. . JULIA MORI .....,.. PHYLLIs MORSE ..... DOROTHY MOSI-IER. .. ANNE NATTRESS ..... LAWRENCE O,BRIEN. . . . . CARROLL O,CONNOR. . . . . . . LAURA SORNBORGER ........ TIBERIO PALOMBELLA TONY PARIsI ........ ANNE PEZZINI ..,. MARY PHILIPS ...,. GERALD PIERCE ..... TI-IELMA PORORNEY. SILvIo POMPEI ..... DANTE FERRANTI. . . DOMINIC FUDA .... WILLIAM GIRo'I'TI. . . CHARLES GIORGI .... HAROLD HANNA ..... EDMOND HEBERT .... LEONARD BRASSARD ........ CHARLES MILLER. . . ELEANOR HOULIHAN. KIKY JANETIS ....... ESTHER KING ...... JOHN KOLODZIEJ .... CHARLES KREPELA. . RAY MCCARROLL. . . JOHN MALAGUTI. . . BURTON PREELE. . . EMIL PURCELL ..,... LAWRENCE QUINN. . . ROSE RAGAZZINI .... ROGER RANCORE .... ROMEO ROSSI ......, NANCY RUGGIERA. . . ANGELINA Russo... VIRGINIA SAWYER. . . WILLIAM SICKLER. . , GERTRUDE SMITH. .. JOHN SMITH ....... HAROLD S'rRINIs'rE. . Class Prophecy of I 933 By NIARGARET TAGGART and RACHEL CLARK Housekeeper in Home for Aged Women. Information desk at Union Station. Leader of Prohibition Party. Sign painter at Garden Theater. Missionary stationed in China. Picture of her lustrous eyes used to advertise popular brand of eye heautifier. Head buver for Stillman's. . . . .Debaterion farmers affairs. Owner of famous race horses. Groom, employed by Hazel Ferguson. Nurse at Noble Hospital in Westfield. Collector of Shopping Nzwx Ads. Making jig saw puzzles at Milton Bradley. Demonstrator of Singer Sewing Machines. Selling oil burners. Author of Better Home Cooking cook-book. Favorite gigolo of Polly Moran. Maid in Longmeadow home. Slow motion Wrestler. At Forbes giving instructions in knitting. Camp Fire Girls' director. Fashionable Marchioness. Bookkeeper at Finley's Charge It Market. Partners in jewelry store. Stone bracelets their specialty. Limerick writer. Typist for Laura. Operator of Staten Island Ferry. Teacher of archery. Has renowned library consisting of history books. Night club owner. ,. . . . .After getting automobile license is on an extended tour through New York. . . . . .Photographer at Bosworth's Qdue to his success with class picturesl. Motorman on Holyoke Limited. Owner of local chain of barber shops. Warden Lawes best guard at Sing Sing Prison. Originator of new merit system now in use in various high schools. GOldllSh trainer. Endeavoring to cultivate a Black Tulip. Owner of Pineapple Plantation in Hawaii. General manager of plantation. Full pledged successor of Gracie Allen of Burns and Allen. . . . .Winner of Odd Names Contest in New England. Cashier at Bennie's Restaurant. Optician at Pooles. Vocational guider in a New York Junior High School. Studying the origin and development of Hopscotch.,' Juggler much in demand at social functions. Art section in Ballyhoo.,'. Manager of Pretzel Factory. Taxi service with Austin cars. Ski-jumper in Switzerland. Floorwalker at Kresge's. Ticket printer for athletic games of local high schools. . . .Protege of Culbertson, the Bridge Player. Wearer of Highest Spike Heel. Collector of famous autographs. CHasn,t succeeded in getting Rubinoff's ye1.J Writer of book, How to Express One's Thoughts. After last break with Gene she has decided to enter convent. Collecting subscriptions to The Country Gentleman. Driving Springfield Union paper truck. page twenty-Jive

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CLASS DAY Class Day Song Dear Old West Springfield High, We're leaving you. Tho' we are now departing, we shall e'er be true to you. Faithful to your ideals We'll eler stand by, And we'll be loyal to The name of our dear West Springiield High. Footsteps are echoing Through West Side High, And as we are departing We'll leave you with a sigh, And down Life's mystic paths we'll travel by. We'll think of you as our dear Alma Mater, dear West Springfield High. Word: by MYRTLE BATES. Tum- Anchors Aweighf' Graduation Song Waters of Time slip by gently, Carrying all in their swayg Swift as a. lark they glide silently, And o'ertake each one by their way. Linglring we stand near quite fearful, Awed at Life's very call. Tho it seems drear, Hope is still near, On her aid we may ever fall. Thus far we've met Life but vaguelyg Lightly she brushed from afarg Like filmy wings of a butterfly, Or as one looks up at 'a star. Now we have come to the crossroad Where we must choose our life's code. Then Wrong to meet, And Right to seekg May Good Fortune guide us alwayl Muric by MARGARET E. TAGGART. Word: by ANITA Louise REMILLAKD. page twenty-.raven