Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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THE GAMMADION Woou, FRANCES RUTH Pin Committee 133 SUNDBERG, RUTH 55 Orange Street Secretary 121 C35 9 Oakdale Avenue r WYMAN, DORIS REED Blandford, Mass. Pen Pictures f-33, Will C33

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ACADEMIC COURSE Y HIS 1 RY 13 N ' ,f s ' fm it 1 A1l x 5 2f f . - ' 2 it p I , J lim L ' N ,, . - , ,, , , Y N a beautiful morning in early September in the memorable year, 1915, fully one hundred students were headed towards the M628 Westfield High School, each one escorted with due pomp and ceremony by a very knowing Sophomore. Upon entering this preten- tious building, we took our first steps along the flowery path of knowl- edge. It must be stated here that the class of 1919 had, and has had since its early days, certain characteristics which some of the older pupils have been known to describe as Kelly Green, li admit that we did not know exactly what hue that was nor what it signified, however, we made it definitely clear to them that we had one characteristic that stood foremost and that was to be Abell. Besides we have for four years had in our class the Best boy. At first it was a trifie difficult to navigate our way to the various ports, Cclassroomsb, but by the aid of a good compass, known as a Sophomore whom we looked upon with great admiration CYD, we over- came all obstacles, Juniors and Seniors. Since that time there has never been discovered a member of the class of 1919 loitering anywhere in the building. We were severely reprimanded for studying at recess periods, but this was a terrible misunderstanding on the part of the teachers. They readily asked our forgiveness when they learned that we were not doing our homework that we happened to forget to do the night before, but were so interested in Latin and Mathematics that we longed for recess to come so that we could study these adorable subjects all the more. There have been times that we gave incorrect answers to the teachers' questions, purposely, for the reason that we wished to be shacked and to study in room 8 at 3 P. M. Somehow that room had special attractions for us at that mystic hour. 1