Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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CLASS PO EM These past four years are over now, A glimpse the future must allow, On our own judgment we stand fast, As on the sea of life we're cast. Here we have learned the wrong and right The people who were drunk with might And fought and killed to rule mankind- What did they gain? What did they find? We have been taught the way of life, The wars, the peace, the stress and strife, From these a knowledge we should gain To free this world from care and pain. Man's life is much too short to waste, On something fine it should be based: For freedom, peace, and liberty- What finer things on earth can be? Wallace Hlava '50 CLASS SONG Four years now ending, the time has come to part, We'll cherish memories so deep within each heart Of fun we've had, the many friendships we have made, These are the things which from our thoughts will never fade. The roads we follow may lead us far away, The class of fifty will ne'er forget this day. Westfield forever, our guide and light, Loyalty pledge we tonight.

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SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORY Willis Davld Abbott, 46 Spruce Street Will . . . l'm making out like ten men, nine dead and one dying . . . Anything that doesn't have to do with school. Harold John Agan, 22 West School Street Hal . . . Tracks in the cornfield . . . To hang around with my buddies. Joan Elaine Allen, Tannery Road June Bug . . . Let's not get personal, boy! . . . Sleep, have fun. Hazel Eliza Anderson, College Highway, Southwick Andy . . . You SchnookleI . . . Just to leave the school grounds. Mary Ellen Anderson, 12 Harrison Avenue Bunny . . . RealIy? . . . Just to GALLOp around. Zoa Marie Armstrong, College Highway, Southwick 30 . . . Cornflakesl . . . Play basketball, sleep, and ride a motorcycle. Lucille Albina Aucoin, College Highway, Southwick Lau . . . Very funny-to a certain extentl . . . To read a good book, sketch and write letters. James Vincent Avalone, Gillette Avenue, Southwick Pasquale . . . Fix me up? . . . Go home and go to bed. Richard Carl Azarian, 4 Parker Avenue Beals . . . Who made your clothes?-Omar the Tentmaker? . . . Cursesl . . . Hunting and flying. Daniel George Baldyga, 67 South Maple Street D. B. . . . lt's a zippa-dee-do-da dayI . . . To walk the halls with Norma. Robert Francis Borden, College Highway, Southwick Bob . . . All right, Boys-I'm still Boss, you knowl . . . Sleep. Ralph Joseph Barnes, T00 Noble Street Ralph . . . You think so? . . . Sleep. Wayne Elwin Barnes, 28 East Silver Street Spider . . . See ya later . . . Hunting, walk- ing, and fishing. William Curtis Barnes. 3 Jefferson Street Bill . . . How about thatl . . . Hang around with my friends. Donald Thomas Bartnicki, l4 William Street Bart . . . Tracksl . . . Eat, sleep. Wilma Jean Bein, 2 Grand Street Willy . . . Like that one? . . . Go down to Romani's or Kane's. Rose Marie Bessette, River Street, Russell Be-be . . . Oh, wait a minute . . . Knit, sleep, dancing, motorcycle riding, walking, and writing to my sailor. Lawrence Philbert Bilodeau, 65 Montgomery Street Larry . . . Ah, nutsl . . . Hunt, fish and sleep. Robert Walter Binder, Blandford, Mass. Bob . . . One never knows, does one? . . Join the boys for a round robin of fencing. Norma Adelaide Blanchette, 24 Hancock Street Kitten . . . Oh, oh, Excuse mel . . . Basket- ball, Romani's and Danny. Ramon Blood, 7 Taylor Avenue Ray . . . l think it's sadl . . . SLEEP. Patricia Ann Bodendorf, T8 Pleasant Street Pat . . . Get the clue?? . . . To play basketball for the Sparks, to knit on the sweater I started two years agol Richard Jeannotte Boisseau, Pochassic Road Dick . . . Oh, Tracks! . . . To go for a ride. Robert Allen Boisseau, Pochassic Road Bob . . . l didn't do itl . . . Get out of school. Robert Erving Brinkman, 62 South Maple Street Bob . . . l don't know, iust lucky, I guess . . Skiing and work? William Edward Burke, 4 Linden Avenue Just Plain Bill . . . You punkI . . . To play hockey and roller skate. Rose Marie Theresa Callahan, 51 Harvard Street Cal . . . Chet . . . To drive my 32 Plymouth, play basketball with the Sparks, and rollerskate. Lavina Gertrude Camp, R.F.D. T, Westfield Lavina . . . You could at least say hello . . . To go to work, type. Vincent Dominic John Ciancotti, 50 Church Street Vin . . . What say? . . . To be wild. Doris Veronica Cichowski, Crescent Mills, Russell Chickie . . . Here we go againI . . . To go home and eat. Gerald Rupert Clark, Tolland, Mass. Jerry . . . Let's gal . . . Go home and work. Conrad Robert Clendenin, Hampton Ponds Con . . . Hey nowI . . . Ice skating, roller- skating, football, and baseball. Thomas Francis Connors, 77 Lindbergh Blvd. Tom the Bomb . . . Hartford, here I camel . . To stay home and read BOOKSII Julia Ann Conover, T2 Valley View Ave., Woronoco Judy . . . Oh, what problemsI . . . To catch my bus, eat, to see a certain someonel Elizabeth Mary Cotton, Honey Pot Road Liza . . . Come on, let's go . . . Play basket- ball, loaf and eat.