Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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NIIQIAIVI ANN l RlSI3IIi Hlltltllig mul Xvillingf' Friz was an industrious worker of our class. She was in Tri-Hi, Outing Club, Glee Club, Iunior Womans Club, Press Club, Dramatic Club, Pro Merito, and was Secretary of Student Council, and a Herald typist. Friz , who is as cute as a button . will get ahead in life because of her enthusiasm and capability. IQAYINIONID ,lOSliPIl G,'XRCI.'X nlll XVIIIVII XVII SUTl,'0.H Ray was honor essayist of our class. He has been a homeroom cap- tain, class resident and has served on various committees such as Decorating Cvommittee for the Sophomore Party and Publicity Committee for the Iunior Prom. Southwick should be proud of Ray because of his accomplishments here at school. ERNIHST A. GATES Hllfr. Gnlvs Guns lo Town. One of our shy t?J blonds here in school was Ernie Although being shy at times, he was very well liked. He has been a lieutenant in his homeroom, and has also been quite active on the track team. Come to town more often, Ernie ANIfl,l2 S. GA'I'ES All This and Heaven, Too. This attractive lass hopes to become a medical secretary some day. She'll attain her goal too, for she's a go-getterf' Nell has been a member of Press Club, Dramatic Club, a Herald typist, and has earned a Service W. ISILR I I IA I II'.l.I'.N l,vI'.I JMIN Hffiyfrl cjfllllllltlllil. H It seems that Bert was a busy girl for four years. Almost every day you ,could see her whizzing by or some reason. She was a member of Library Club, Red Cross Club, and Tri-Hi. Not only was she zoom- ing around in school, but also on the street. We certainly give you credit lor all that energy, Bert, but-where do you get it??? I.OLlISIi MARION Gllfl-'IN Hcfmllcrfrox. U Louise,I who was very sociable, liked to hold discussions Although she enhoyed talking, she found time to belong to Glee Club, Debating Club, eading Clu , Tri-Hi, and Nominating Committee. As we live in afdemocrqacy, Louise, you have a perfect right to enjoy your freedom o speec. RUTII VIRGINIA GIADNVIN HIIIS Il Nx'vUl'llll'I'jlll NNVUTIILH Yes, we all think that Gabby was a good name for light-hearted Ruthie Ruth has been on and in various happenings in our school. She was the Freshman PartB hostess, and she has also been a member ol Tri-Hi, Student.Council, ebating, Reading, and Outing Clubs. We hope that you will never change, Ruth. BARBARA ANNE GOODIIIND Thanks for tlzc lllvrnoryf' Goody was a member of Pro Merito and Iunior Woman's Club and was also a typist for the Gammadion . She has been active in home- room and class functions, being historian of our class when we were juniors, and also homeroom recorder. Efficiency, reliability, and capability ore her by-words. 15

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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

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I PHYLLIS ELAINE GOODWIN 'llnternational Lady. Phyllis's activities may all be gut into one category-art. She has shown this in being an ardent mem er of the Arts and Crafts Club for three years. Ph!lis's water color paintings are well known throughout, the school, an were never passed by without a word of praise. Phyllis was a member of Pro Merito and Junior Woman's Club. GORDON ROY GRUBERT Air Force. Soaring high in the clouds is Gord's idea of heaven. His carefree at- titude matched his ambition. It you should need any information about airplanes, just ask Grub. Best of luck to you, and just remember to keep those wings level and true. WILLIAM HERBERT HALL Four fills and a Ieepf' Although Will has not participated in as many ot the school's activi- ties as others, he was still very well known and liked by other members of his class. Willy has been a homeroom lieutenant for two years. EDWARD HALLOCK ' How Green Is My Valley. Any person who has visited Lig-lgett's drug store has no doubt met Ed. He was the tall, ran?y boy w o whipped up a milk shake, or sold the Evening in Paris per ume. Cal , also known as Meadows lived in Chester during his first two years, but he now calls Westfield his home. He has belonged to the Dramatic Club and owned an Activity Ticket both years. HELEN MARIE HARDINA uQuiet Pleaser' One of the more quiet members of our class was Helen. She was on the Flower and Card Committee, and was a Recorder of Activities for two ears. Helen has learned something which many of our graduates shouhi acknowledge. That is, Silence is golden. SHIRLEY MAE HARRIS Radio above All. Sheba was one ol our most devoted radio fans. She not only listened to them, but she took them apart and put them together again so that they playedlll She came to our school from Lawrence, Massachusetts, when she was a junior and in that year was elected lieutenant ot her homeroom. ELAINE MAE HART Everybody Sing. ' Wanie was a Blandford student. Sports and dramatics were not with- out her participation. Elaine had an Activity Ticket tour years, and was cheerleader and member ot Dramatic Club her senior year. She has also entertained us with her voice. ' DANA WYMAN HAYDEN Man from Down Under. Ole Man Hayden was an expert automobile mechanic. Probably that's what was the matter with his car most of the time. Dana has been homeroom lieutenant in his treshman year, Red Cross Representative in his senior year, and holder ot an Activity Ticket tor all four years. 16 1 , . -..- .2-'i.rg.e! P. 1 . Er, it '1 is 4.32245