Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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some interests lie in writing.. Herald Newspaper Staff throbbing, pulsing voice of her press to build up spirit and inform students of her countless activities. ' ' ' WHS has reason to be proud of its Herald Newspaper, which uses the Due to the tireless efforts of Carlton Guild and his staff, our Herald radiates with up-to-the-minute news, sports, humor and gossip from our little friend, Boris. LEFT TO RIGHT fSeatedJ: Gerald McGowan, Margaret Martin, Henrietta Altobello, Maureen Egan, Marion Skerker, QManaging Editorj, Barbara Brown fEditor-in-Chiefj, Jeanne Quimper, Joan Pearson, Jane Hogan, Joyce Cady, Joan Broz, Margaret Car- michael. LEFT T0 RIGHT 4Standinub: Adele Ryan, Jane Zwiesele, Natalie Dickinson, Carol Delehanty, Geraldine Dickinson, Mary Lou Bay- ette, Carlton Guild, Adviser, Barbara Hatch, Elaine Burkott, Joan Enko, Evangeline Papantones, Jean Enko.

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after 2:18 here's what we do Gamrnadlon ' ' ' Since September, probably the busiest room in the school has been Room 303. Here were established the headquarters for all Gammadion activities. Any night after 2:18 a busy group of people could be found here pasting snaps,', thinking up captions, consulting the dummy, identifying pictures, writing copy, and doing the thousand and one other necessary tasks to be completed before the udeadlinef' Many consultations between the printer, Miss Leary, our Faculty Adviser, and Marion Skerker, our Editor-in-Chief, had to be held before final decisions were given. The only reward for the Staff will be the approval and enjoyment of this book through the years to come by the pupils of Westfield High School. LEFT T0 RIGHT QSeatedJ: Harold Kramm, Jean Monczka, Barbara Hatch, Feature Editor, Gerald McGowan, Maureen Egan, Asso- ciate Editor, Marion Skerker, Editor-in-Chief, Donald MacLean, Sports Editor, Victor Marcotte, Business Manager, Mildred Zombick, Art Editor, Carol Wood, Sports Editor. LEFT T0 RIGHT 4Standingj: James McDowell, Art Adviser, Wilma Samplatsky, Henrietta Altobello, Picture Manager, Marion Tebo, Sally Harding, Sally Conner, Grace Carr, Jeanne Quimper, Corwin Packard, Jean Anderson, Ellen Knox, Carolyn Vail, Mar. garet Leary, Gammadion Adviser. Absent from picture 4Ruth Campbell, Picture Mana er F Managenl E , l'3nCiS Murphy, Assistant Business

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1 I Llbrary ' ' ' Perhaps the most well known and widely used room in our seliooluis the Kittredge Memorial Library, ln this interesting realm of knowledge, shelves are packed with fiction, nonfiction, and books for research and reference. Assisted by our professional librarian, Miss Percival, these young helpers not only work diligently to keep the library l d E l d loves our library. neat and in order, but also expertly aid the students in their search for necessary know e ge. very io y FRONT ROW tLeft to Righty: William Van Heynigan, Carol Naughton, Clayton Shipway, Jean Johnson, Joyce Smith, Carol Otis, Hilda Benda, Carolina Cressotti, Rosemary Bercier, Roberta Justin. BACK ROW: Mildred LaBree, Ethelyn Percival, Adviser: Mary Lou Jarrett, Florence Hall. 1 l Debahng ' ' ' Under the capable supervision of lVlr. Marshall, these aspiring young people have solved many problems and become successful debaters. One of the chief objectives of this club is to give students an opportunity to become capable speakers and to enable them to gain a more understanding knowledge of today's problems. Several of these talented orators have been placed in the Forensic and National Debating Leagues. FRONT ROW tLeft to Righty: Arthur Melanson, Denise Rzewski, Donald Marshall, Adviser, Barbara Brown, Margaret Carmichael, BACK ROW: Ruth Frellick, Clayton Shipway, Ruth Iglesias, Jane Zwiesele, Jane Kuznicki, Mary Palczynski, William English Betty Eustis, Ruth Brusco, Margaret Martin, Anne Dight, Harold Bannish, Evangeline Papantones. '