Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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LUCY M. DICKINSON Hfxrrfy, f.0i's Dance. A number of attractive girls came to Westfield High from Granville. Lucy, a tall blonde, was one of them. She has been an active member of our class. Among her activities were Glee Club, Senior Graduation Usher, Pro Merito, and Gammadion typist. Lucy was very fond of square dancing. JANITI' NAIS DIHTZ Rm Rim. We were all pleased when Ianet came to us in her sophomore year. Because Rio has belonged to the Art Club and Art class, we have had some fine-looking posters. ln her senior year she was elected Iunior Red Cross Representative. MARIE DOLRING Old Acquaintance. U Marie was a typist for the Press Club and for the Gammadion. Skeets was on the gunior Ring Committee, and has been a member of the Arts and Crafts lub. Of these activities, and others that might be added, Arts and Crafts was her favorite. Marie has acquired a pen and ink technique of which she can well be proud. HENRY FREDEWCK DREVVNIANY Hftfan about Town. Besides Hank's good looks, he was also an active member of our class. He was on the Garnmadion Staff, Cap and Gown Committee: was a Senior Prom Usher, and was active in basketball for four years. Hank is tall, dark, and handsome. Therefore, is there any reason to ask why he gets around? .l1'XCQUlfLlNE ANNE EGAN The Laffy Has Plans. Iackie's long blonde hair is her most outstanding feature. During her second Lear in Westfield High, shebelongled to the Outing Club, Head- ing Clu , and Arts and Crafts Club. W en cx junior, she was elected Red Cross Alternate of her homeroom, Throughout her senior year she was a hard-working member of the Press Club. MARYELLEN ELANDER Nearly Eighteen. Maryellen was one of our many pupils who journeyed to school every day from Southwick. She took the business course, specializing in clerical work, with the hope of securing a position in an office. JOHN J. ELLIOTT Top Man. lack has been a member of the Band during his first three years at Westfield Higlh, and now he and his clarinet are valuable factors in our Orchestra. ever-the-less, all of his abilities were not limited to that field. His knowledge of sports and anything related to sports was, with- out a doubt, unen ing. WAYNE H. El.l.lS Riding High. Wherever a green Chevrolet passed speedily by, as it inevitably did, the familiar remark was, There goes 'Slugger', the wild man from Woronoco. Slugger or Pat was also known as a devoted Cardinal fan, He has had time to be treasurer of his class as well as to work as chemist for Strathmore Paper Co. 13

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Lady Eve. EVELYN MARlE DAlGNEAULT XNf'lLl..lAlVl E. CREAN The Human Comeilyn Bill was one of the smoothest young men of WHS. He was very athletic, having performed on the football and baseball teams. Bill also has been active in school affairs, having been elected recorder of his freshman homeroom, and vice-president oi the Freshman Class. BERNARD J. CZANOVVSKI 'lGolden Boy. Do not be misled by the title given to Burr-i . He was tar from being pure as gold, but he was given this title because of his blond wavy hair. Burn was a friendly iellow and was well-liked by his classmates. We know he will prove himself to be a shining example. Eve was quite an attractive girl with dark hair, deep brown eyes, and a slim figure. She liked to be friendly, and her classmates always found Eve very sociable. Although she may not choose Adam tor her mate, you can be sure that Eve will not become an old maid. DONALD D. DALRYMPLE Mn Ca-ed. Dimp was a ver quiet fellow. He had many friends in spite of his shyness. Donald as always' been fond of all sports, and played basketball. XNINTI-IROP J. DAY Man from Dakota. El..lZABE'l'l'l MARY DAVIDSON What a Woman. A cute little dish with that friendly smile was Betty . She always had a cheery hi for her pals. Betty was a hostess at the Sophomore Party, and spent a good part oi her time working after school. BEN G. DAV IN For Whom the Ball Rolls. This tlamin red head was irorn one ol Westfield's countless suburbs, Granville. as was a member oi the Student Council in his freshman year, and has iarticipated in basketball for three years. In his senior year Beg tried is hand at football and was good enough to become a varsity en . When Winthrop was nick-named Windy , he was certainly given a tit- hn? pseudonym. His record as a miler on the track team brought out ony too wel his physical stamina. His recent journe across half the United States to his native state ol South Dakota by bike was enough to convince anyone oi his endurance. Wind was also the 'only student photographer on the Gammadion Statx DONALD DESMOND Mn Big. Don was our own F rank Sinatra and Charles Atlas all rolled into one. His robust physixalue together with his crooning ability made him the envy of us all. e has been active in class and homeroom affairs, and was a member of the track team. Don wants to be a Physical Educa- tion instructor. No wonderlll 12

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igfvaffif ' Y WANDA VICTORIA FLOREK EternaIIy Yours. A leasing smile, reserved manner, and a friend indeed-this sums tail: QNanda. Besides being an Activity Ticket holder, member ot Reading ub and Iunior Wornan's Club, she was also in Pro Merito. HELEN B. FORISI-l Gungway for Tomorrow. Helen has helped the Dramatic Club at times by painting scenery for plays. She has followed up her artisitic bent b stud ing art and ioin- ANN ROSE FEDORA Taxi, Mister? Ann was one of the qluietest but sweetest girls of the senior class. While she was in school, s e was a member of Tri-Hi and held an Activity Ticket. Two of Ann's favorite pastimes were square dancing and driving' her tather's taxi all around town. RAYMOND IVI. FITZGERALD The Pride of the Bombers. Rag was certainly an athletic-minded member of our class. Some oi t e sports he was active in for four years were football, basketball, and baseball. Ray was Senior Class president and he belonged to Pro Merito. His ready smile and athletic abilities made him well-liked by his classmates. - 1 in Arts and Craits Club. She has been Red gross lille resentative and 2 9, D Student Council Alternate. In addition she was an expert rider and hunter. Q LUCILLE CLAIR FRANCOEUR . HBorn to Sing. Singing is Lucil1e's ambition alter she has left school, but during her hig school years she has been hostess of her Iunior Prom, TriHHi member for two years, captain of her homeroom tor one year, and has also par- ticipated in many assemblies. Best of luck to you, Lucillel BARBARA FRINK Broadway Rhythm. H Barb was a tall. girl with laughing dark eyes and an attractive smile. One of her favorite pastimes was ice skating at the municipal rink. Among the activities in which she has taken part were Iunior Ring Com- mittee and Recorder of Activities. ROSE-MARIE FOUCHE Hobliging Younng Lady. - One ot the most energetic and popular pupils in our school was Rose-Marie. She has been very active in all her tour years in school. Re was a member of Student Council, Gammadion Staff, Tri-Hi, Iunior Canteen, IunTor Woman's Club, and Dramatic Club. In home room activities she was the Recorder of Activities in her senior year, and was also a D.1l.R. candidate from her home room. VIRGINIA G. FOX Hvipacious Lady. Good things come in small packages. Here is one case in which this saiing holds true. Virg may be small but she makes up for her lac of height by her vivacity. Virgie was homeroom recorder, glrtadushelr at the Iunior Prom, and business manager for the 1944 Gam- ion. 14 mal E