Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)
- Class of 1953
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Often it is said, however, that we cannot look forward without also reviewing the past. We, the staff of this 1953 Gammadion, have tried to bring back and preserve some of those precious memories of friends and events which fill each individual life, that they might serve as keys to the past. It is with the sincerest effort to present you with these keys that we give you this legend of memories, your Gammadion of I953. A gammadion isa cross formed by four capitalgammas, the third letter of the Greek alphabet, and signifying well-being and quality. This Gammadion is our cross of the heights of ioy and the depths of sadness which we have shared. lt is a portal through which we may view these past years together. Nowas we open another door of life and go our separate waysinto the vast world before us, we hope that through this Gammadion the memories ofthe past will be complete, and the key to the future perfect. Mary Scott Editor-in-chief. . WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Westfield, Massachusetts Illllllllllll To Mass Anna E Keefe Wrth deep apprecratuon rn our hearts we, the Class of l953 deducate thus, our yearbook, an an earnest attempt to manrtest our gratrtude and love for the lcrnd Fruend who has been so luke a mother to our class Your thoughtful guidance and patient assistance an our many nndrvudual problems wall never be forgotten Your taunt frown and gentle reprnmand are as endearing as you happy smile whuch so enrrches the value of each success and goal achueved rn our lrves And so to you, Miss Keefe, our source of rnspuratlon, sympathy and courage For these four most precrous years of our lrves, we, the Class of 1953, are proud to ded: cate thus book Z ,I g . 0 .. . . . I .. - . 0 . . . Q - . -.. . . . . . - . . . . . .. I - . . n 4. 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KITTREDGE German :ying to out-talk the ' zwei Herren Professoren in German 26Kl I 2 F - , v wg.. . vw? 4 YS M 'pad 011811 EAR? '95 si AGNESI ENGLISH Enghsh 'People C0l'l'lblIlg thelr l1a1r 1n pubhcl CHEL OV piqllyb ' I pl. bil' .e'71y SP Q Laf1'I7 EY '78 e ' pool, V C17-, ' -1 hgh . 7U1n. rln Sa, ARG GEORGE E ALDRICH Algebra Solrd Geometry Trrgonometry Use of Room Ill by ln MATHEMATICS QQ? JALOB MOSSER Algebra Geometry Gen eral Mathemaucs 'People who are rnconsrd consrderare Transrenrsl erate of others' l W ACHMELZINCER General Mathematrcs Geo merry 'Flat Trresl R E LAMITIE U S Hrstory Problems of Democracy umb students l IOHNI MacKAY Geography Consumer Ed ucatron Busmess Trarnrng eople who are not depend ablel FRANCIAS M MCMAIION World llrstory 'Pet Peevesl SOUIAl SlUDIlS MARY A COFF EY World Hrslory Geography None M og, H NORTON JONES U S llrstory World G o graphy 'Pup1ls who are always ab sent due to rllness on rest days' DONAI D E MARQ'-IAI I Problems Geography 'Unnecessary Norse! - or r G 'Sf' 43155. , ,,. E , 4, ,, ' ' I i ! l I V - c M as - r 1 - , . , I V 1- Q Y 4 V ' - QL ' 1 ,, A i 143. , l l SUN-A ' Q , kiwi 3- lei I I I ' . . ' , . . ' , e - UM I ' - ..- .. , . , . , - D , . . i A 1. l 1 , 1 :rp - I - Y , . V 'ff J LOWELL WILLIAMS Physrcs General Scrence Industrral Arts 'Llttle blrsters who talk 1n class and rn Assembly when ever the sprrrt moves' lug 'S' GERTRUDE M BELYEA Shorthand Offlce Pracuce Students who do not proof read! S I MARGUERITE A MUPPHY Brology General Scrence 'None Q ,J WILLIAM A HERN General Scrence H Ein '6E' cz-Em. 5333 Vl l 235 .. E rv:' 51:1 F-53 O'-'1 rg gl-v 55? 5100 RAYMOND H MacNULTY Chemrstry Physrcs 'Students who have a m1ll1on dollar abrlrty and a IO cent wrllmgness to use rt' EUMMIHCIAI Wk 3? ERNESTF MORRILL Busrness Trarnrng Book keeprng tudents who wrll not work to capacrtyv MYPTLEI PUSHOR Stenography Typewrrtrng OIIC HARRIET M HOFFMAN Typewrltrng Busmess Tram 111 for To have puprls chew gum durlng typewrrtrng class penodl , I ,I , I I 2 ' . 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URIVHllHAlNING JOHN W C RONIN Duver Educauon eople who do not use a clutch when dr1v1nga con L to R Mr Clarence Barnes Mr lhvan Mr Uly sesO Con nor Mr Fredemck Connor D3V1d Su L toR Mrs Wolfe Mrs Del Olxver Mrs Slas1ensk1 -w PHYSICAl EHUEATIU lipid' -4'9 ,,,,,mff'-4 MILDRED BARNES Physlcal Educauon e1rd excusesl WILLIAM JENKINS Health Physxcal Educanon 'People who do not have IUISICSI enough to care' FRANCISJ ROSSO Physlcal Educauon Ath lenc Coach ive W- AEA mmm 3 1 z Z ru- z J'J 3 . qi' gg, E51 4 923 J A NN If MT g x xg IX iii? if M Q L1 'E' Q-- 9 ,f ' .-if '51 fi bfi? . 'QA . -id -.---- I o X A K 6 .. ' I X2 I my 0 X+2x1,4:,' 1 Q ' Q X W at il Cf .g '35 N' W 1 Af W Q IM X ,X gf f E 3 ' e ' 1-N H 1 H X N I I .. K i :fl N EF mf! V f W S . xg' , -M3 '4 IOJLWFJF w I WI , X: ' wx ' ff' n l - 6 .M Q 1 r if v- h gl - 'A ij! -3 .fi fin X 3 X- X Qlfwv 277+ WW I ,B I ' ff as Ai G, -Q x i S4 gg ' :N , 1. K z R A .. 2 M .,. ,LAQM ,., 3, kk,,x .,,, ,gm .. 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Sl l0 R S G JOHN DAVID ARENSTAM Johnny Always wltty always rrght A sporty box of dynamrte College Tennts I 2 3 4 Gammadron 3 4 Sports Edrtor 4 Press Club 3 4 Sports Edr tor 3 4 Prom Invrtatlon Comm 3 Junlor Rmg Comm 3 Actrvtty I 2 3 4 W M L trel 4 Amb1t1on College HELEN BEATRICE BARNES Helen Very fnendly very ruce Wtth a touch of wrt for spree Commercral Lrbrary Club 4 PerfectAtten dance 2 Bankmg I 2 3 4 Glrls' Sports 2 Amb1t1on Dretrcran DAVID FRANCIS ARKOETTE Dave Wtse old Dave rs qurte the sage A frrend well known to every age General Track 2 3 4 Baseball I Football I Skt Club 2 3 4 Class Play 2 Understudy 4 Press Club 3 Cafeterra 2 Ambrtron Sports Announcer 'fu-w DAVID KEYON BATES SS An ardent lover of all the g1rls A danger Slgnal are those red curls General Football I 2 3 Basketball I 2 Track I 2 3 4 Hm Rm Lleutenant I Captarn I 2 Act1v1ty 1 Senlor M1nstrel4 Student Councrl I V1ce Presldent 2 Ambrtron To avo1d the draft 12 1135 an aww HAROLD RICHARD AVERY Harry A frrend to everyone IS he Agrrculture Red Cross Alternate Ambttton Farmer ?uQ tu RONALD ALLAN BEACH Beacher Not a practrce what you preach er But what fun IS our Beacherl General Football I 2 4 Hockey I 2 4 Flower 'Q Card Comm 4 Amb1t1on Eat sleep, and be gay X s 1 ' O J . 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' 'V : . : ' ' : ' ' I 2 1 1 I n 1 I ' I n I L . . : , - an QI' MARILYN LOUISE BEAUMIER just a half prnt that s tor sure But Cream of the crop and much more Commercral Glee Club 4 Trr l-I1 Y 4 Red Cross Alternate 3 Representatrve 4 Flower 8L Card Comm 2 Bowlrng 3 4 Acrrvuy 2 3 4 Herald Typrsr 4 Typrng Awards 3 4 Ambltron to be a success WA MARION ROSE BLOOD Mrckey Truly blond and truly gay, Her laughter's wtth us all the day Busrness Grrls Glee Club 4,ACt1V1ly 2 3,4, Fresh Soph Party Refreshment Comm I Lreutenant I, Flower 82 Card Comm 1,3 Homeroom Captarn 4, Basketball I, Volley ball r, Recorder 3, Freld Hockey 1 Ambrtron To get marrred ? 'VX us! T 'r 5 FRANCES ROSE BEMBEM Frannre Cute scholar wrth a turned up nose And a smrle as sweet as a rose Commercral Flower 85 Card Co m m Typmg Awards 2 3 Ambrtron Florrst 4-13 ,, 'r JEAN KATHERINE BLAKESLEY ean e'll have Jeannre 1n our dreams Although her harr rs dark rt seems General Ambrrron To get marrred 'M ifiimx '15 095 '1 '!'Y JOHN RODNEY BRILL Rodney Rodney's tall and quret too SHIRLEY HARRIET BOSWORTH But he faults are Very few Shrrl General Known to almost everyone Shrrl IS famous for her fun General Homeroom Captam I Gammadron Staff! Entertarnment Comm Fresh Soph Party I,2,Glee Club I, G1rlsGlee Club 4, Volley Ball 1, Acuvuy r, 2 3,4, Flower fy Card Comm 2, Press Club 2,3, Busmess Manager 3, Trr H1 Y 4, Prom Decoratrng Comm 3, Personals Rep 1.2, Usher at the Class Plays I, Ambrtron To be a telephone operator Ambrtron Dresel mee hanrc 4 1 4. ' , S 7 5, , ' 4 M In in TL I 5 f 4 all H I M Cfii 4 W A ' Lyn ' g I . 2: . : 'I : ' , : , .. 1 -1. V 2 Qt ,W ,5 C'AV ww . J A 'ii ss , s ,. 1 ' ' : ' ' - 'W wr'- 'lr-wwe ERWIN ARTHUR BROWN Nuns N1 LOUISE ANNE BURLINGAME As a football hero he s a ptp Infamous or famous he s our Nlp General Football I 2 3 Track I 2 3 4 Ambttron Anythrng that has no work to lt AGNES KATHRYN BURT Aggre The best of frlends and fun always Agnes loves those holldays Busrness Jr Tr1 HI I Lteutenant 2 Bowl Ing 3 4 Acttvtty I 2 3 4 Fresh Soph Trcket Comm I Typrng Award 3 Red Cross Rep 3 Glee Club 4 Volleyballl Red Cross Alt 2 4 Trl H14 Soft Ball 2 Ambltton To be an effrcrent secretary Loule Easy gorng qulet krnd Our Loure IS all these comblned Bustness Actrv ty I 2 3 4 Volley Ball! 3 4 Fteld Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bowl Img 3 4 Softballl 3 4 Archeryl 4Te mrs I 3 4 Badmmton I 3 4Class Plays Property Comm 3 Typtng Award 3 Herald typtst 4 Junlor Women s Club 4 Ambltlon To be successful In bustness vi BARBARA JOYCE BUTLER Barb A lrttle brt quret But strll a small rlot Busrness Actlvlty I 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball I Flower8L Card Comm 3 Tenn lS 4 Archery 4 Ambltlon To Jorn the waves 14 S W 1 BARBARA CAROL BURR Burpy The best of thtngs have come ln just such packages of fun Bustness Actrvrty I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Fresh CRI Soph Party Refreshment Comm I Fresh 84 Soph Party Musto Comm 2 Junlor Semor Prom Refresh Comm 3 Skt Club3 4 Junlor Woman sClub 4 Clee Club 4 Basketball 3 4 Freld Hockey 4 Volley ball 4 Tennts 2 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Typ Lteutentant 4 Hm rm Recorder 3 Servrce W Recorder I 2 Gym Asststant 4 Flower 8s Card Comm 2 Ambttron To be a secretary JOHN HENRY CALLAHAN Ca Qurte the clown and rather cute ls thts clever man s repute General Football I Class Prestdent I Basketball I 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Servrce W Recorder 4 Ambttlon To Jotn the Dodgers the draft l 4' W I lsfst ' V V .. .pu A I n . ing Award 3g Herald :Typist 4gBowlin:g 3,42 ' . 5 ' Q . U ' , U ,, I., if BARBARA LOUISE CAMP Barb She s a rather quret one But her nature s full of fun Busrness Glee Club and assembly 2 Hon Ir Hostess Governor s Day 4 Ambrtron to work rn an offrce DIANA ELIZABETH CATE HDI.. Dr ts known for words to the wrse, She must be our Sarnt rn drsgurse College Freld Hockey I,2, Tenms 2.3, Volleyball 2, Bowlrng 3, Basketball 2, 3,4, Fresh Soph Party Trcketait Invttauon Comm I, Prom Program Comm 3, Pers Rep I,2, 3, Gammadron 4, Press Club I, Glee Club I,2, Usher for Class Plays 3, Acttvrty I 2,4, WLM SP Conventron 4, Trr H1 Y I,3,4. Jr Woman's Club 4 Ambmon- To spend four years at Emerson College RUTH PATRICIA CARTER Ruthre Love those curls so dark and neat Love that gal who loves to eat Busrness Transfered from Stmsbury Hrgh rn Sophomore year Ambrtton To make good rn the future X QW.. A ROBERT GEORGE CHAMBERS Bob Lanky Bob rs the pretender, He rs dream land's best attender General Ambrtron To Jorn the Navy 15 IGP SHIRLEY ANN CASE Casey A twmkle ID her eye there ll be As long as ltfe s rn Shrrley C Busrness Glee Club I 2 3 4 Class Plays Gammadrantyprsts L1bI'3I'yClllb2 3 4 Flower 81 Card Comm I Charrman of Costumes Comm Class Plays3 Prom Musrc Comm 3 Fresh Soph Party Entertarnment Comm 1 2 Band 3 Ambrtron To be a prrvate secretary RONALD ERNEST CHAMPAGNE Ronnre He ll get there he s qurte a guy Wrth that twrnkle rn hrs eye General Transferred from Sprrngfreld Tech mcal Hlgh School mrddle of Semor Year Ambrtron To be an Electrontc engrneer av- 1., f' K k .,V. , I K ll ' ' I f , 6- A f we r te-1 , trro pa. an CAROLINE MARY CHISTOLINI BC What a worker rs our Lee Who s a better frrend than she? College Servrce W Recorderr 3 Lreuten ant I l-lm Rm Recorder 2 Flower and Card Comm 2 Actrvrty I 2 3 4 Class Presr dent 3 Student Councrl 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Senror Edrtor Herald 4 Budget Comm 3 Junror Rrng Comm 3 Usher at Class Plays 3 Grrls State Representatrve 3 Pro Comm Class Plays 3 Ambrtron To teach chrldren rn a hosprtal RAYMOND ARTHUR CLARK Ra Ray s that quret type of clown That never lets lrfe get hrm down Commercral Fresh Soph Party Decoratrng Comm I Prom Decoratrng Comm 3 4 Actrvrty I 2 3 4 Ambrtron To go to busrness school or Jorn the Servrce ,..-al' IC SHIRLEY ANN CHRISTIANSON Chrrs Qurte a brarn and oh so neat Chrrs rs also very sweet Busrness Class Secretary I Class Plays 3 Archery I 4 Bookkeeprng for school offrce 3 Bowlrng team 3 4 Pro Menlo 4 Junror I Sec In school offrce 4 Typrng Award 3 Arnbrtron To be a success RONALD GEORGE COLE Coke Wtth that easy gorng grrn He welcomes the very Devrl rn General Hr Rm Captarn I Lteutenant 2 3 4 Skt Team 3 4 Actrvrty r 2 Ambrtron To loaf forthe restof my lrfe and make money dorng rt 16 Q35 PATRICIA ANN CLARK a There rs a spark way down rnsrde Of fun and frre she cannot hrde Busmess Servrce W Recorder 3 Bowlrng 3 T H1 Y 3 4 Ambrtron To get Marrred 3 PATRICIA JEAN COUGHLIN at lust herself she ll always be That's the Pat we love you see Commercral Sports I Bowlrng 4 Actrvrty 2 Ambrtron To go to work and have fun t I .., Q., ttttt vc , : I ' 1 ' I . I l ' 7 . 7 up I.. Merito 45 Bowling 35 Chairman Program Woman's Club 4: Activity I,2,3,4g Tennis , . I . .' : ' . , . ' 5 U 3 l : . ri- .- , l In cr am ' 1 I 6 I I . 5 ff' . . '.. I g Q I V '- Q ' . , 3 b 4 U up .- - ' u 1. ,3.4' PATRICIA NORIN NE CREAN Melody lrves rn her heart And musrc rs her favorlte art Commerclal Fresh Soph Party Entertatn mentComm I2 Fresh Soph lvusrc Comm I Hm Rm Bankerl 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Personals Rep 3 Class Play 3 Musrc Festrval 2 Badmtntou 4 Bowlrug 4 Act1v1ty 2 Ambltron To be a publtc stenographer RICHARD FRANCIS DANRON Buster Ile ll call the play untrl he s dead Thrs 'han w1ll always move ahead College Football I,2, 3,4, Skt Club 3, 4. Hockey 3, Fresh Soph Party Entertamment 8a Musto Comm. I, Hrstorran I, Cammadron 4, Prom Decoratlng Comm 3, Banquet Comm. 4, Senlor Mlnstrel Co Chalrman 4 Ambrtron To Jorn the Arr Force K ANITA CUNNINGIIAM Neat A Snow Whlte wrth srrule dtsarmmg Every frrend and her Prtnce Charmrng College Fresh Soph Party Decoratrng Comm 2 Red Cross 1 2 Alternate I Acttvrty I 2 Red Cross Treasurer 2 Fresh Soph Party Refreshment Comm 2 I sonals Rep 3 Prom Hostess 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Trl I-I1 Y 3 4 Flower ga Card Comm 3 Softball 4 Basketball 2 4 Badmrnton 4 Tenn1s 4 Bowlmg 4 Xolleyball 4 junror Women s Club 4 Herald Typ1st4 Ambrtron To be a nurse iw PHYLLIS FVELYN DANLEY P 1 l The ltne IS busy sorry str You just eaunot keep up wrth her College Actrvrty I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3,4, Hm. Rm Lreutenaut I, Red Cross Alt 1,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball I 2,3,4, TClIFl1SI,2,4,FI'CSIl Boph Party Decoraung Comm 2, Flower KL Card Comm. 2, Jumor Rmg Comm 3,Cheerleader 3,4, Tr1 H1 Y 3,4, Iumor WOXllCll'S Club 4, Pro Mertto 4, Freld Hockey 3,4, Gym Assrstant 4, Ambrtlon Physrcal bducatron Teaeher IU WW? RICHARD EDWARD CURRAN Cracker When In st dy laughter bubbles I-le s behund the teacher s troubles General Football! 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Fresh Soph Party Decorattng Comm I Home Room Lreutenant I Captam 4 Graduatron Usher 3 Baseball 4 Track 4 Ambruon To be a Hell Drrver rdf, KENNFTII HUBBARD DAVID lxeum A srlent partner rs he there Sometlmes we are unaware College Acttvrtv 2 3 4 Ambrtlon l'o be a hobo I , . gs , Z ,, ' ,A H Y ' ,xl 1' f .ik . . -I A - I g 1 A 4 W 5 ' 3 ' J I I - '-PM-' f. ' . t. Golfflr . , .. , . .. D ' U - , fpefl 1 , 3 .- . I ' , : '- -'-, y : I 3 . I - - 1 u 1 P 3 g , 3 ' 3 , : , y ' . 3 l ' : 'y ': 3 g ' , g If -344 2 ' ' ' I ,iq we F 3 V I . 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JOAN MARIE DAVIS Joanle Joanre lrke the one of fame ls full of fun for any game Busrness Red Cross Alt I ACIIVIIYI 2 3 4 Personals Rep I Glee Club 2 3 4 Musrc Fest1val2 Personals Rep 2 Musrc Comm for Prom3 Servlce W Recorder 4 Bad mrnton 4 Ambttron Secretary CATHERINE ANN DONOGHUE Cathy Wrllrng able smrlrng she ls a personalrty Attendance I Press Club 2 3 4 Personals Edrtor of Herald 2 U nderclass Edrtor of Herald 3 Managmg Edrtor of Herald 4 W M L S P Conventrons 2 3 4 Secretary of WMLSP4GleeClub234 st Prrze Herbert W Krttredge Poetry Contest 3 Trl H1 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Usher for Class Play Contest 3 Prom lnvrtatron Comm 3 Jumot Woman s Club 4 Pro Merlot 4 Secretary of Pro Merrto 4 Home Room Re corder 3 4 Gammadron 4 Escort Governor DHY 4 Ambrtron To become a nurse 41' 55, RICHARD JOHN DELNICKAS De Tall and dark and handsome too Thls 1S qurte a guy 1I s true College Footballl 2 3 4 Hockeyz 3 4 Baseball Decoratlng Comm Fresh Soph Partyl Hm Rm Captarn I 2 3 Basket ball Hockey award 3 Track 3 4 Usher at Prom 3 Ambrtron Play Hockey GERALD FRANCIS DOUGHERTY Gerry Wrth the motto I ll get by Gerry D IS qurte a guy Busmess Football I 2 3 4 Hockey 2 Tr ck I 2 3 4 Ambrtron To enjoy l1fe and graduate I8 JOHN MARSHALL DONASKY L0gl6 He loves to be late or not to be But lots of fun rn htm we see College Football 1 2 3 4 Hm Rm Lreu tenant 2 Hockey 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Fresh Soph Party Decorat1ngComm I 2 Prom Refreshment Comm 3 4 Al'1'lblI1Oll To play golf BARBARA ANN DUPERAULT Barb A lrttle gay a lrttle qulet We love her well and won t deny rt Busrness Glee Club 3 4 Tr1 H14 Junror Women s Club 4 Actrvrty Trcket t 2 3 4 Ambrtron To become a successful offrce worker ' : . 9 ' ' . , . 1 'W .. .. 4 ,fb ' ' f A QL I If College: Activity Ticket 1.2.42 Perfect H H Vqgjyjgygfgg fa '..:Fil' a 'Mi 1- - ' 't - ' : : ' I I ' .. . . : 57 ? i Q ,aa 2255 STEWART ALLEN EDGERTON u Qultc a drxver he ll go far VERNA ROSE DUVAL At least 1n h1s famous car Verna A gul of many charms rs she A fact on whxch we all agree General Acuvlty Tlcket 4 Ambmon Graduate General Junxor Women s Club 4 Red Cross Re 4 Ambmon Nurse or Telephone Operator bv JY! ELIZABETH ENNOR IZ X L1z 15 loved for her sweet smlle PHYU-'IS ANN ENK0 Wluch IS always rxght rn style PhY1 General Fresh Soph Party Entertarnment 5h9'S 50 Sweet and neat and udy Comm I, Refreshment Comm 2, Servlce 1f'5 her Password and I D W Recorder 2, Flower 8a Card Comm 3, Busmess Red Cross Alt, 2,TyPll'lgAW3l'd 3 Hm Rm Captaln 3. Typing Award 3' AlT1b1I1Oll. To work 1n an offlce Gammadlon Typist 4 Ambmon To be a nurse 19 WILLIAM LESTER ELDRIDGE Someumes known as old Wrld B111 As he glVCS the gxrls a thrlll General Fresh Soph Party MUSIC Comm I Debatlnb Club I Personals Rep I Foot ball 5 Track 2 Band 2 3 4, Glee Club 2 Ambmon To work Q' IUDITH LOUISE l-LANDERS udy Her qu1et charm we real17e Stxll she can be quxtc a surprlse College Band I 2 3 4 Cdl'UlllEidlOll Clubs Ed 4,S6I110l' Trl Ill 3, 4,lNlllS1C Festrvalsl 2, 3,4, Class Plays 3,4, ACIIVIIY Trrket I,2, 3- 4 Ambmon To work wlth Chlldren I . 1 5 I x , . ' gi?i's5,ts. 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' ' - BARBARA MAE FOX Gabby She s the devxl s sweet asslstant Merry wxse and scrape reslstant Bustness Acuvrty Tlcket 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 BOW11Ug 4 Ambltlon To be a Wave JAMES PETER GAFGA Pete Full of sly sarcastlc w1t Qu1te a guy we must admlt College Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 4 Hm Rm Captaln 2 Prom Usher 3 Flower and Card Comm 4 Act1v1ty I 4 Track 4 Ambluon To go to College Bo A qulet easy golng fellow Temper warm but nature mellow General Ambrtron To get a good car JANET LOUISE GAFGA Beauuful beautlful blue eyes And very lovely otherwrse Commerc1al Sports I, 2, 3,4, Hm Rm Lxeutenant 3, Red Cross Alt 3, Tennls 3 Ambmon To be a secretary, Z0 BEVERLY ANN FRINK Crownxng glory blaek as nlght A Sl'Ill1L that turns the dark to ltbht Buslness BOW11llg 4 Acuvlty Tleket 1 4 Servlte W Recorder I AFHIJIIIOII Be a Wave ROBERTA HELEN GIORGI Berta Loves those sports, a sport IS she Lots of fun 18 Betta G General lnvltatlon Comm 1, PersonalRep, I,2,3, Sports I, Aetlvlty I,2,3,4, Volley Ball 3, Hm Rn , Secretary 3, Trl H1 4, Glee Club 4 Ambltlon To be a nurse . . - . ROBERT VICTOR FRENCH 4, 4 4 ' : ' ' ' . , z b or ' 2 vvBeVn ' 1 ' a ' ' ' ,2,3. r V . . . Q . . : ..J0.. if NW' up-1' DOROTHY MARIE GOLEMBIEWSKI Dort Thls well dressed glrl 15 not so dumb She s got the DCV11 under her thumb Commerclal Red Crossl Basketballl Flower and Card 2 Enter Comm Fresh and Soph Party 2 Red Cross Alt 3 Ambluon Buslness or Busmess Sl hool l ,, - M S NANCY ANN HALLORAN Nance' K1nd of qulet, shy, and sweet Of our frlends she's the elm Commerclal Prop Comm Class Play 3, Llbrary Club 4, Bowlrug 4, Basketball 4, Tr1 H1 4, W M,L S P Conventlon 4, Class Play Prop Comm 4 Ambltlon To be a nurse 'UF Y CLARA TLIELMA GUERTIN Squlrts Lovely darkness framlng llght ALICE MAY GRAVES Warmth of frrendshlp beammg bnght Ame Commerclal Hm Rm Captaln I ACIIVIIY She IS well known tor cool smlles I 2 4 Hm Rm Lleufenam 2 TH H1 4 Just one of her many wrles Decorating Comm Prom 4 Commercial Hm Rm Lleutenam I Hm Ambrtron To be a success rn anythmg that I Rm Captaln 2 Acuvlty 2 3 4 Ambruon To be a telephone operator ROBERT ARNOLD HARRIS o Heart of gold and lull of fun Bob's a frlend to everyone CAROL SENA HANSEN General Rtid Cross I, 7 Carol Ambltlon To retlre Qual1ty of busmess, true But quallty of fun, too ' Commerclal l-lm Rm See I, Trl H1 13, 4, Hm Rm Lreurenant 3, Aeuvlty 4 Ambruon To be a seerelary for a whrle Z1 l VZVV ' b L 1 P sl' A l, ' ff ' A A ,AA , Q ,. 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Y . do, 'S J 5 A A -'B lf' IOSEPHINE ANN HARRISON It s warmth goes out to everyone Commerclal Fresh Soph Party Invrtauon Comm I Freld Hockey 2 Flower and Card Comm 3 Prom Program Comm 3 Lxbrary Club 4 Mlnstrel 4 Herald Typrst 4 Amb1t1on To be a nurse EDWARD ROBERT HEPBURN Whltey Speed s hls v1rtue and h1s vlce None swrfter though In bemg nrce General Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl Track I 2,3 4 Class Motto Amb1t1on To run Marathons JANE MARIE HATTON ane In srze she s Just a ltttle thrng But can she make the rafters rrngl College DCCOl'8.IlIlgCOlTlI'Il for Fresh Soph Party I Lleutenant I Glee Club I Actrvrty I 2 4 Cheerleaderz 3 4 Servrce W Rec 2 Rlllg Comm 3 Decoratlng Comm Prom 3 Hm Rm Capt 3 Trr H13 4 Make up Comm for class play 3 Iunror Woman s Club 4 Mrnstrel 4 Amb1t1on To be a nurse PATRICIA MARY HISH a A lovely blonde wlth smlle so sweet To be her fuend IS qu1te a treat, Commercralg Fresh Soph, Party Entertam Comm I, Fresh Soph Party 2, Servrce W Recorder 3,4 Ambmon. To Travel Z2 MARY KATHERINE HEBDA Mary The very Dev1l s henchman she F1lls our days wrth Jolhty Commercral Basketball I Fresh Soph Party Decoratmg Comm 2 Red CrossRep 4 Gammadlon Typlst 4 Ambxtlon To work In an off1ce GEORGE NEWTON HOLCOMB Hoke He looks so sober what a Jokel If you say that, you don't know Hoke College. Homerm Capt I, Junror Host for gOVeI'lIO1'S 4 Ambltron. To get a Job wrth a 6 months vacatxon tw1ce a year X L 9 X f I o IO . Her smile for us is like a sun ' 3 WII' sI2 I I ll 1 -.R-. I . . . , Ill II I I. . . U I I I I 4 . : 5 ,' H . 9 . 5 ' . , . . ' ' : . . . - H -- ,. - . , . , . . , , . : . . . : ' ' , : - - . . ' , ' . . . . , , . . . . X ll ' I1 H I ' ' ' ' - ' b I I I . . I 'I 2 . . . 3 2 P t . . : . ' ' - HELEN IMOGENE HOLMES Holmste Blond and pretty loves to dance There rs laughter rn her glance College and Commercral Refresh Comm for Fresh 82 Soph Partyl ClassP1ayI Hm Rm Secretary! Actrvrtyl 2 4Cheerleader 2 3 4 Hm Rm Lreutenant 2 3 Usher from Prom 3 Decoratrng Comm for prom 3 Re freshment Comm for Prom 3 Trl I-lr 3 Make up Comm for Juuror Play 3 Junror Woman s club 4 Trr H1 4 Semor Mrnstrel 4 Ambrtron To be a nurse RONALD FREDERICK JACKSON Ron A thatch of red a wrt of sprce In earnestness he s verv nrre Col ege Baseball I 2 3 4 H1Y 4 Pro Merrto 4 Treasurer of Pro Merrto 4 Ambrtlon To be SUL.LCSSfLl11llal'lyIh1l1g I try sh., HAZEL MILDRED HOOK Re A brt of blonduess that rs she And sweetness too rs what we see General Basketball I 2 3 4 Fresh Soph Entertarument Comm Ambrtron To be a telephone operator T' BEATRICE EVELYN KENNEY Bea Our serrous frrendly lovable Bea A smrle rs golden so rs she College Glee Club 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club3 Red Cross Rep 3 Debatrng 3 Conn League Model Congress 3 Prom lnvrtatrou Comm Hm Rm Capt 3 Bowlrng 3 Gammadron Assrst Ed L Juuror Hostess Governor s Da 4 Junrorwomans C1ub4 Pro Merrto4 W M L S P Conventron 4 Lrbrary Club 4 Trr H1 4 Ambrtron College FRED EUGENE HOSMER Hos Who rs better natured than llrrs frrendly easy gorng man General Football I I-lowerda Card Comm 3 l-lm Rm Lreutenant 4 Ambrtron To rom the Navy .ag IOHIN EDW IN KERN lo rung, The football freld he loved so well Just proved to us that he IS swell General Football 1 3 4 Mana er3 Ambrtron U S Marrnes T ff 3 5 .. .. 1 F .. - - v. d.. : 3 Q . . , . . . 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Soph Party I F1owerCard Comm I Home Room Lt 2 fPres Juntor Trl H1 Y J Ambttxon To work at Frlendly s 5 italy, ROBERT JOHN KING Bob ktnger O'er every fteld hrs pratses rlng And grace hath he to be a kmg College Hm Rm Lteutenantl 3 Refresh Comm Fresh SL Soph Partyl Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball! 2 3 4 Actlvtty I Basket ba I 2 3 4 Decoratton Comm Fresh Soph Pary 2 luntor Prom llost 3 Grad Usher 3 lloward Book Prrze 3 Delegate to Boys State 3 Cafeterla staff 3 4 Capt of Football 82 Basketball 4 Co Capt Baseball 4 Home Rm Capt 4 Ambltton To go to College JOHN JOSEPH KOZIOL Doc There s never been another yet Better prepared to take that bet Commercral Baseball 1 2 3 4 Red Lross Rep I Refresh Comm Fresh Soph Party 2 Homeroom Lt 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Home room Rec 4 Ambrtron To be a success Z4 JACK HENRY KLAUBERT Jack An affable and pleasant guy The best of frrends he knows the why 1 College Class Pres 4 Student Counc1l4 Pro Merlto 4 Gam ma dron 4 Tenms I 2 3 4 Captatn 3 Prom Muslc Comm 3 Cafeterla Staff 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 W M L S P Conventlon 4 Cass Play4 Actlvtty I 2 3 4 Graduatron usher Ambrltton To go to Tuft s College W LOUISE LaBRECQUE Loul She s a gtrl wrth a great heart Always there to do her part Commerctal Ltb Club 2 Press Club 2 Gammadlon 4 Trl H1 4 W M L S P 4 Bowlmg 4 Cap 8s Gown Comm 4 Class Play understudy 4 Ambxtton To be a Teacher ..B b., .. . 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To own a busmess We IEANETTE ALICE LIPTAK lemme Llke a bee from flower to flower Stealrng sweetness of the hour Commerctal Press Club I Ltbrary Club I Class Play I Red Cross 4 Trl H1 Acuvtty I 2 3 4 Personal Rep 5 Junlor Woman s Club 4 Senlor Mrnstrel 4 Ambltton To be a mtlkrnanl PATRICIA MARIE MARRA a Full of galety and pep, She enjoys llvlng step by step Commerc1a1 Glee Club 4 Ambltton To become a successful nurse 25 1 CHESTER WALTER LIS Chet That mask of poker face d1SgU1S Can t hlde that twlnkle In hrs eye General HomeroomCapta1nI 2 3 b 1 2 3 4 Football 1 3 Ambmon To go to ntght school if 'nur ROBERT MCGLYNN Pete He won I bother ratsmg dust He ll only do II lf he must General Arnbmon Bulld a Hot Rod 4 Base . V4 va, I dflfq Q 'L K 7 G , ' r . Q W If V V i , Mi, I I I . I , . ,I at , , pg V, t ' . , . . S H , f WK j fjxvjpjllvllf. I N p ' sfwjyjgh L 1 . . . L , ft A f. .. - Q au , ' , I ' n .. - .. 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DOROTHY ANN MORRIS Dot L1ke a lovely note of song Her quxet peace w1ll llnger long Commercxal LIbrary Club I 2 3 4 Press Club 2 3 4 Gammadron 3 4 Servlce W Recorder 3 Red Cross Rep 2 Fresh Soph Party Emertalnment Comm 2 Gammadron Typrst 4 Senxor Mrnstrel 4 Ambmon To become a successfulsecrerary then open a dress shop of my own FRANK LEROY MILLER Pele Wlth h1s klnd and frlendly way He gams another frlend each day College Ambmon College ROSE MARIE MORRIS ROSI6 Meuculous and very neat Her style In everythlng complete Commercral Press Club 2 3 Gammad1on 2 IACQUELYN IEE MORRILL Iackre Knowledge and dlplomacy Add to charm deep quallry fOlllIll6I'CI3I Srudenr Councll I 2 3 4 Stu dent Councll Secretary 3 Glee Club I 3 4 GPITIIIITHCIIOII 3 Faculty Ed 4 Prompter One ActPl1y 3 Pro Menlo Qhce Presldenry 4 Iumor Woman s Club 4 Fresh Soph Party INILISIC Comm I Tr1 III I 3 4 Prom Invxta uon Comm 3 Bowlmf, 3 Class Play 4 AITIIJIIIUII To go to busmess school Ind get a good job A JEAN ADA MORRISON ean 3 4 LIbrary Club I 2 3 One Act Play Usher She s fond of sports and so are we 2 Fresh Soph Party RefreshmentComm 2 When such grand sports as her we see Tr1 HI 3 Glee Club 3 4 Herald Typl t 4 Commerlcal Basketball 3 4 Volley Ball 3 Ambxtron I-Iarrdresser 4 Acuvxty 3 4 26 Amb1t1on To get out on my own and work 5? 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' : . : BARBARA JEAN MURPHY Barb To read to lrve makmg each mmute Worth each second of llfe In 1 College Fresh Soph Parry Entertamment Comm I Make up Comm I Press Club I 2 3 Underclass Ed 2 Personals Ed 3 Glee Club I 2 3 Assembly 2 3 VN M L S P Conventrons I 2 3 4 Gammadron 2 3 Ads Ed 4 lumor Woman s Club 4 ACIIVIIY Semor Mrnstrel 4 Ambrtron To become a teacher NORMAN ROY NOYE5 Norm Wrth his charm of golden tone And h1s fun he IS well known College Glee Club I 2,3 4 Mmstrel 3 4 Fresh Soph Party Entertamment Comm I Ambmon To be a well known smger ri' MARY DEBORAH NIMS Debbre M1rth rs always bubblxng LOU ANN NETH Over all that s troublmg Lou Blond Flrrtatlous lots of fun Audaclous wltty all 1n one College Sports I Actrvrtyl 4 Herald Llterary Book 2 Homeroom Lt 2 Prom Program Comm 3 Prom Usher 3 Class Secretary 3 4 Volleyball 3 Ambmon Go 1nto nursmg and get marr1ed F-so TIE? GEORGE EDWARD O BR Gebo On the field or anywhere Hrs fans relax Lf Gebo s there College Footballr 2 3 4 Basketballl 2, 3 4 Baseballl 4 Red Cross Rep I Track 2 Fresh Soph Party Decoratmg Comm 2 Prom Usher 3 Hm Rm Lt 3 Semor Mm suel 4 Arnbmon To go to prep hooland college Z7 General Gammadronl Fresh Soph Party Enterta1nmentComm 1 Tr1 H14 Red Cross Rep 2 Red Cross Alt 3 Press Club 2 3 Herald Busrness Mgr 3 SPOFLSI 4 Prom MUSIC Comm 3 Homeroom Lt 3 4 Glee Club I 3 4 Jumor Rmg Comm 3 Ambrtlon Be a nurse and get marrred HELENA LEE O NEIL Helena She has already made her place And has sprrrt to prove her case College Transferred from Lawrence Hrgh School Lawrence Mass In Semor year Ambltlon To go to art school and become a fashlon desrgner Ri E i A l af -, ' A -A E, x I f Il I , I - x Q I, ,if N . . I , .. I - - I I . 2 ' S .1 1. I I - V I I I I . I , 5 H ' - - - , , ' . : . , 3 Y Y ' ' ' . . ' ' 't, I I , . : . . I I ' ' Play 3g Homeroom Captain 35 Homeroom : ' .l , I . 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I 5 , I I I ' ' - ' I 3 ' - ' ' : sc RICHARD VINCENT PACINELLA Dtck He seems to ltke these pleasant bowers He s alvt ays ltere long alter hours General Ambttron Jotn the Navy and be a cook ll RENE ALPHONSE PARIINI Rene Better to be qutet than thoughtlessly speak out And ofthe fact that you re a fool thereby remove all doubt College AFl'll3ll1Oll l3l'IIlllIf' ELEANOR FRANCES PALCZYNSK Ellte She ts an arttst full of beauty To sjtve tt to the world her duty Colleyje lresh Soph Party Ttcketandllous tny4Comm I IIIVIIHIIOIIQOITIHI 2 W M L S P Conventton I Press Club I Destpned Class Balmer Glee Club I Personal Rep I Pro lvlertto4 luntorWoman sClub4 Acttvt ty I 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 F1 d Hockey I So wall I TCIIIIS I 2 Bowltntj I Perfect Attendance I 2 Atnbttton Cotntnercral arttst i WAILAC E NEII PARSONS Xl ally Ltkable lrtendly affable too lle'd do most anythlny for you College Clee Club 3 4 Juntor RIIIECOIIIIII 3 Sentor Mtnstrel 4 Ambttton Guttar player Z8 its FLEANOR ANN PARADYSZ Ellte lover of all nature she The nnratle of llfe can see Acllvrty I 2 3 4 lresh Soph Party Decora tton Comm 2 Flower 84 Card Comm 2 Cammadtot 3 4 Press Club 3 4 ffl H14 Volleyballl 2 3 4 Softball! 2 3 4 Basket I 2 3 4 Fennts I 3 Dtstrtbuttons Fvcchange Ed 4 Ambttton To be 1 school marm RICHARD HARRY PENDI IITON Ptnb Ten o cloak scholar tthat can he hate More than school he s always late General For-tballl 2 lloCkev2 3 4 Servtce Vx Reeortler 4 Ambttton lo do better then I dtd tn school I I I C' 4, tl A vt J , H V L I QE, u , 4 vt 'K i ' : tu - vt C I I r, , . : . 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I' 1' ,A-I , 2 ' ARTHUR STANLEY PIECH Preclue lf you ca11't see htm you can l1ear htm You could say thatlus wordsendear hrm College Football I Home Room Secretary I Ambrtron To have plles of money ELEANOR MARIE PLACZEP Ell1e Smart and full of devrltry Domg what comes naturally College Decorattng Comm Fresh Soph Party I, Hm Rm Captam 2, Hm Rm Lreu tenant 3, Garnmadlon 4, Trl H1 3,4, Junxor Woman's Club 4, Swrmmtng 2,3, Volley ball I,2,3,4,Act1v1ty l,2,3,4 Ambrtron To see the Red Sox and Stevenson w1n ff' PHYLLIS MAE PIEKARSKI P 1yl L1 te the lady Fate she slts Puttlng thoughts ln what she kmts College Class Play Understudy 3 Red Cross 4 Pro Merrto 4 Jumor Woman s Club 4 Press Club 4 Gtrls State Representatrve 4 Tennls 2 Baseball 1 Basketball I Ambrtron To be another Florence Nrghtrn a e VINCENT PLACZEK V1nn1e He speaks and acts tn all s1ncer1ty EnJoy1ng tntellectual prosperrty College Debatmg 2, 3,4, Debatrng treasurer 3, Hm Rm Captam I, Debattng co prest dent 4, Pro Merrto 4 Ambrrlon- To be a doctor 29 BEVERLY JEAN PIERRI ev Dark vrvactous merry always Her laughter rrngrng 1n tl1e hallways College Class Play Make up comm 4 Acttvlty 2 3 4 Fresh Soph Party Decorat mg Comm 2 Hm Rm Secretary 2 Tr1 Ph 3 4 Personal Rep 3 Class Play Usher 3 Prom Rrogram Comm 3 Red Cross Rep 3 Gammadlon 4 IUUIOI Woman s Club 4 Bowlrng 4 Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Soft ball 4 Ambrtron To be a nurse ROBERT WALTER PODOLSK 0 Combustron IS spontaneous And Jokes extemporaneous College Track 2 Arnbmon lom the Navy and then go to col le e li ,G 4 3 V if 't :Lag u I 1' A I : I - - ' 5 H ,I 4 - . ., . 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K ,I IIB-bl! ,, . , y u LEON RALPH POMEROY JR ee I t rs not the prrncrple ofa thrng But abstractron whrch makes rt rnterestrnb Cross Alt 4 Pro Merrto 4 Gammadron 4 V D Model Congress 2 Honorary Host Governors Day 4 Ambrtron Medrcrne 'UUA PATRICIA ANN RING at We ll remember that there are none Who ve done as much as Pat has done Busrness Trl H1 I 2 Hm Rm Lreutenant 1 Lrbrary Clubl 2 3 4 StudentCounc1l I 2 3 4 Presrdent 4 Servlce W Recorder 2 One Act Plays 3, Marshall at Graduate 3 Assemblres 3, Understudy Class Play 4, lun lor Woman's Club 4, Library Club Vrce Presrdent Ambrtron To go 1nto trarnrng for care of chrldren and get marrred rn two years MARTHA ANN POTHIER Artrstrc and petlte Sharpness mrxed wrth sweet General Basketball I 2 Bowlrng 3 Trl H 2 4 Prom Program Comm 3 Iunror Wo man s Club 4 Pro Merrto 4 Gammadron 4 Class Play make up Comm 4 Actrvrty 4 Ambrtron To become a famous artrsr JOAN JOSEPIIINE ROBIENCEZIAK Ioanre I-or that gum rf Mrss Keefe sees That wrll be a nrckel please Busrness Ambmon To be a secretary for Stevenson, 30 as-ve CHARLES PRATT Charlre He loves a vacatron and rsn t keen On any krnd of work he s seen General Class Play I V1sualA1ds 2 3 Ambrtron Busrness Man HELEN RODRIQUEZ Prdgle She s an arust and emoys grvrng That artrstrc touch to dally lrvrng General Gammad1onArt Ed 4, ACIIVIIY 2, 3 4, Fresh Soph Refreshment Comm I, 2, Prom Decoratrng Comm 3, Trl H1 4 Volleyball 3, Bowllng 3,4 Ambrtlon A haxrdresser or famous artrst I 1 I ,Q 4 6 4' to ' ig 12253 V I at College:Debaring1,2,3,4gCaf. 2,3,4gRetl Marr C. . .L.. , 'g , ' I ' ' . 1 . s ' : '- i ' fs 4 N I 6 I MICHAEL FRANK ROMAN Ir RICHARD STANLEY ROZKUSKA Ross FOI' CHUSIIIQU IIIISCIIICI- to ZHISC Here s the boy who d take Ist prrze M I General He Ambrtron To be a mechamc If he can t be found elsewhe re Check Vlsual Alds and he ll be there College Ambrtron To be a success rn whateverl MARY SCOTT Scotty To enjoy lrfe you don t have to be Crazy but rt helps says she College Transferred from Gorham Marne rn Junror year Hm Rm Capta n 3 Flower and Card Comm 3 Prom Musrc Comm 3 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Softball 3 Class Play 3 4 Press Club 3 4 ClubEd1tor 3 Personals Rep 4 Trl H1 3 4 Presrdent 4 Ed tn ChlefGammad1on 4 Pro Merrto 4 Iunror Woman s Club 4 Student Councrl 4 Senlor Mmstrel 4 Gym ASSISIBUI 4 Ambmon To have a happy home of my own '95 m JOAN MURIEL SHEPARD Joame She lrkes the sports and she IS one Who s serrous about havxng fun College Jumor Woman s Club 4 Trl H1 4 Red Cross Rep I 2 3 4 Class Play Comm I Glee Club I 2 Perfect Attendance I 2 Actrvrty I 2 3 4 Honorary Representatrve Governors Day 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Bad mrtton 3 4 Volleybal 3 4 Freld Hockey 2 Bowlrng 3 4 Tenms 2 Gym Asststant 4 Presrdent Jr Red Cross 4 Ambrtlon To teach Phys Ed rn a College I A SHIRI EY ANN RUDAT Shtrl Every gay remarl Shows she s full of spark General Fresh Soph Decoratmg Comm 2 Class Play Lsher 3 Graduatrou Usher 3 Trr lh 3 4 Hrstorran 4 Prom lnvrtatron Comm 3 Class Banner Comm 3 Perfect AII9IlCI21llC6I 2 Serv1ceW Recorder 3 Class lllstorran 3 Jumor Woman s Club 4 Play Costume Comm 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Swrmmmo 2 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Badmrnton 3 Bowl 1 4 Actrvrty l Ambrtron To be a nurse RICHARD ARTHUR SILVERNALE Rrchre A lrttle brt quret once rn a whrle If he thrnks If wrser to just smrle General Footballl 2 Red Cross 2 Actrvrty Ambrtron A busmess Assoctate 11 is I 7 ef?-43,167 11 - .1 11- . , ' x 1 .1 1 - 4 V . . . 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MARGARET FRANCES SIMONOWICZ 'Margie Attractlvely blond Of neatness she s fond Bus1ness Hm Rm Captalnl SSFVILCW Re corder 2 Basketball I Usher One Act Play 4 Semor M1nstrel4 Costume Comm 4 ACUVIIY 2 3 4 Amb1t1on Work In an Off1C6 w1th Sh1rley Carole and Marg1e MARGARET ANN SNYDER Marge A lovely g1r1 who l1kes the best And enJoys 11v1ng Wllh much zest Busmess Tr1 H1 I 3 4 Hm Rm L1eutenan1 Class Play 3 4 Jumor R1ng Comm 3 Gam mad1on4 Fresh Soph Make upComm 2 Jun1or Woman sClub 4 Sen1orMInstrel Cos tume Comm 4 Senlor Sect1on Edltor Gam mad1on4 Assembly3 Sen1orBanquetWa1t ress3 Bowl1ng34 WML S P 4 Sec retary Home Room 2 Amb1t1on To get ayob wlth Marg1e Sh1rl and Carol 'Ds- ac' MARCIA LOU bMITll Mart A chatterbox gay W1th a laugh for each day General Tr1 H1 I 3 4 Treasurer 3 SLIVICC W Recorder 2 3 4 Jun1or Woman s Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 ALt1v1ty I 2 3 4 An1b1t1on A buyer IC' GAYLE ANN STEVENSON G yle Every care she casts away College Sports I 2 3 4 StudentCounc1l 2 Fresh Soph Decoraung Comm I Trl H1 I 3 4 Prom Usher 3 Class Play I Cheer leader 2 3 4 Captam 3 4 Sports award I 3 Class l-llstouan 4 Talent Show Chauman 2 Assembly 2 3 4 Make up Comm Class Play 3 AI'Ilb1I.1Ol'l To be a nurse avffff ROY CLIFFORD SMITH Cllff He can take II Wllll a gun And your fr1endsh1p qulckly w1n Ceneral Red Cross 3 Football I 2 ACIIVIIY Amb1t1on To graduate HARRY .SULLY 'STOROZUK Curly Always Sm1l1ng always teasmg But In any mood he s pleasmg College Track 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Class Playsl 3 4 Fresh Soph Party Entertaln ment Comm 2 3 Iumor Rmg Comm 3 H1 Y 3 4 Pres1dent4 Glee ClubI 2 3 4 Hm Rm Secretaryl 3 Capta1n4 ACIIVIIY I 2 Amb1t1on To be an educated hobo 2, 3. , -A3 I - K I' 2,43 Fresh' ,sophl Refreshmemcomm. I: Like a flower, fresh and gay- 1 . 3.4. 8' 19' BETTY JANE STRINISTE Betty What a clown she rs we knowl General Trr H1 I Ambruon To be an offrce worker LAWRENCE ARTHUR SWEENEY Larry Dark and dashrng teasrng smrle And he's laughrng all the whrle General Hr Rm Captarnl 3 StudentCoun crl 3 Glee Club I 3 Actrvrty 3 4 Ambrtron To be an archrtect 'Q SHIRLEY ANNE STROMGREN Shrrl Always slrowrng wrth a mrle That happrness rs strll rn style Commercral Trr Hr 3 4 Junror Womens Play Costume Comm 4 Semor lvlrnstrel 4 Ambttron To get a Job rn an offrce wrth Marge Carole and Mar-gre '1- MARY JANE TRIBULA Jeekr She s known as Devrl and rts true A nrcer one we never knew General Red Cross Rep and Alt Secretary 3 4 R1ngComrq 3 Prom Invrtatron Comm 3 Graduat1onUsher3 Pro Merrto4 Hr Rm Lreutenant 4 Trr Hr 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent4 Junror Woman's Club 4 Glee Club I Person als Rep 2, Musrc Comm. Fresh Soph. Par ty 2, Actrvrty I, 2, 3, 4, Bowlrng, Volleyball. Ambrtron Earn my R.N at St Francrs Hos prtal Hartford, Conn 0-5 409 .pai wx--wav JOHN JOSEPH SUGALSKI Sugre Slrghtly quret he s a guy Who gets the best as lrfe goes by General Basketballl 2 3 4 Fooball 2 3 4 Hm Rm Captarn 1 Lreutenantl 2 Flower SL Card Comm 4 Ambrtron Perhaps to make a career of Arr Force ELINOR JEAN WALLACE Jean Dark and sweet Wrth charm complete College Tr a n s fe r r e d from Wells Hrgh School Marne durrng Junror year Hr Rm Captarn 4 Trr Hx 4 Bowlrng 4 Pro Memo 4 Activity 3 4 Ambrtron Graduate from College .-'V S'- tj 3 V, ,I -. P x ,. 'A 3 A 1 , f What 21WhiSI16 She C2111 NOW. Club 4pActiyity l,2,3,4g,Bowling 3,4g Class ' A 0 ' JT' if 2 .. .tsr . lt' H v y -,.'-'D n DIEHL A WARNER D1ehl H1s sllence golden and smtle rare We know great thought must dwell there College Ambltlon None in nr ELIZABETH ALDEN WHITE Bette Th1s cheerful soul Just cannot ftnd A Llllllg she l1kes about mankmd Commerclal Jumor Women s Club 4 Act 1v1ty 1 4 Amb1t1on Copy Arttst 'ilk JOAN ELl7ABETH WARNER oan Lovable and very nlte Full of very klnd advlee General Refreshment Comm Fresh boph Partyl Entertammentfomnr lresh Soph Part 2 Personal Rep l 5 Ambltlon Homemaker rn Washmbton X l PENALOPE MARIE WHITE Penny Wlth a qulet laugh she s slttlng Stmply tendlng to her kmttmg General Hoekey 2 3 4 Tennls 1 Basket ball 2 4 Volleyball 2 4 Bandg 4 Lrbrary Club 2 Refreshments Comm Fresh Soph Party 2 Red Cross Rep I Jumor Woman s Club 4 Actxvlty Ambltlon Nurse 34 'Qs JANET NAOMI WEISSMANN Janet As consclenuous as she s gay Dependable tn every way General GleeClnbI 4 Gammadron Plc ture Ed 4 Junror Women s Club 4 Pro Mertto 4 Musto Comm Prom 3 Aettvlty Ambttlon Earn my R N num. ng Nalin. DONALD EARL WHITMORE Don Cars and basl etball and sueh Appeal to tlus buy very muehl General Transferred from Van Srekle Jumor Hlgll Sprrnpfreld Mass ID bo ph year Aetlvrty 2 5 4 AlTll7lI10Il Busrness College V- 1 g. I . , yypy 1 . H I I ' H ,. l I H ll ll at I,E,3,4j . is It : ' ' . . 1 ix l I t I r Ii AI 1 I L' 3. I S t .. . I , 'A A I be r !Z ' FRANKLIN WAYNE WICKLAND Wayne He s fond of oratlng ln prrvate debanng College Hr Rm Lreutenant 1 Ambmon College ALLEN GURNEY WOODRUFF He may be hard to get to know But hrs frlends don t flnd hrm so General Mus1c Comm Fresh Soph Party Glee Club 1 2 4 Jumor Rrng Comm 3 Prom Refreshment Comm 3 H1 Y 3 Prom Comm 4 ACIIVIIYI 2 3 4 Ambmon Wentworth Insutute RF ..,, I A LBERT ARTHUR WILDER l-armrnb rs what he wants to do And surely he ll do that well too Agrrcultural Ambltron Farmrng my future 'JFS' ROBERT WOODWORTH Woody A qulzgacal not IS he But he knows the answers you see Commercral Decoraung Comm Fresh Soph Party Service W recorder Jun1orR1ng Comm 3 Act1v1tyI 2 3 4 Ambrtlon Work 35 ' ,ff A 'gr A 3 1 I xx! 1' ' tl 1 f KV, If 5 A tnrt I M rr 1 'M PAUL ALLEN WILLIAMS Paul Grve tlns muslc man a hand For W1IIII1g serv1ce rn the band General Bankl 2 3 4 Hm Rm aptarn 3 4 Actlvrty I Ambrtlon Work ALICE MARGARLT WORDEN Susre She does seem qulet but we know Among her frrends thrs 15 not so General lresh Soplr Party Comm 1 Red Cross Rep 2 Hr Rm Secretary 2 Junror Woman s Club 4 Personals Rep 4 Tn H1 4 ACIIVIIY 4 Ambxtlon Medlcal Branch of Navy 'X I I I Al 5 , , . 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Q U - 1 ni 1 ' ' . . : ' ' . : i ' . : ' ' . . . . zrgnmx PRISCILLA JOYCE WRIGHT Cxlla Eager to have all the fun That can come to anyone Busrness Fresh Soph Party musrc comm 2 Llbrary Club 2 3 4 PromProgram Comm 3 Glee Club 4 Junror Woman s Club 4 L1 brary Club presrdent 3 Herald Typ1st4 Trr H1 4 Red Cross 4 Actrvrty I 2 3 4 Ambltlon Secretarral Work HELEN ZIEBA Zlebe Lovely dark eyes always shrnrng She must have found that srlver lrmng Busrness Hr Rm Captam I 2 3 l-lr Rm Lreutenant 2 Class Presrdent 2 Vrce Presr dem 3 4 Usher for Prom 3 Usher for class plays 3 Usher for graduauon 3 Pro Memo 4 Burton D Marsh Bookkeeprng Award 3 V1sua1 A1ds Secretary 4 Actrvrty 2 4 Ambttron Northampton Commerclal Coll ege FRANCES IRENE ZAGRANY Poochre Charmrng and dependable Her manner most commendable Busmess Hr Rm Lreutenant I 2 Servrce W Recorder 4 Flower and Card Comm 4 Pro Mer1to 4 Gammadron Typxst 4 Basket ball I 2 3 4 I Act Play Costume Comm 4 Perfect Attendance I 2 Archery 3 Bowl AlTlb1IlOIl Northampton Commercral BERNICE THERESA ZAWADA Bernre Not one to worry or know strrfe She can get the most out of lrfe Busmess Prom Decoratlng Comm 3 Flower and Card Comm 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Tr1 Comm Fresh Soph Party 2 Actrvrtyl 4 Ambltron Work I MIM M Born rn Athens, Ohuo, on September 8th l935 Anne Mnlar attend ed Intermeduate S hool here un Westfreld and was a beloved member of the Class of T953 through our Sophomore year She partucrpated rn the plannrng of the Freshman Sophomore Party and was an actrve member of the Glee Club and the Lubrary Club Her cheerful nature and earnest Interest won for her the love of all her classmates In our communuty, she was a member of the Methodust Youth Fellowshrp and the Senior Girl Scouts Upon funrshmg school, she wontecl to be an Arr lrne Hostess Anne Mrlar dvecl rn November, 1951 Wuth deepest slnceraty we the Class of 1953, wash to pay our humble tribute to her memory ,it , . my A 9 Wi 5? 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I I CL. ss sono 1943 Words by helen Holmes Muslc by George E Aldrich ni ot er members oi the cl s l Fif ty three we raise this song with loyal ty end fri nd ship strong The f 5'-X -4- fu ture beck ons while we stand To geth er e stead fest bend To night we pert four years have gone nd yet our mem ries linger or To -O- '11 T T' 5 To 2nd friends made one lest good e For ev er M st field High verge tif-,gd -4- -1 ev er West field nigh .L 643 2 Through these halls we ve gone each day But now there s ro d that f 'rx -O- ' leeds a way, A journey starts, we'heed 1t's call, 'Fare well' is the word for JE All- Repeat chorus. 4 . 1Jjfa3J'g 3 l Ei ,rf J .lf .'P ,h ,I gh 'P .4 H 'P ,P 'P l 'I I J PP ,H P y D l'P'P -v?fzifAif?,fHrf ll fpii' 'QL LQ gEIkTLrsfflg9P5fqlEPff gf ' SB'?UP'Wl4l 0 B ' o 4 , 1 lr 'VQTQQE'J'L'f'D-rnj'Jikf:U wi fmfrwfrr lla' x 4 J' 1' gf gil' L all' H T P' 9 -P Jlf' XJ .'If s'B fp-,L H .P up Ol 21,93 ax JIID 'P,'l ,lmfp-Q 5 1 Scrvlons A..,4.,.-. 4 I . 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' , Q 2 b A Q I . , I I ' V ,QF fig I t fri , J . , . ,, S k: 8 . v V Si Illll NITNIIIRITS Who can forget the memorable day un September of 49 when we tumudly peeked through the hallowed halls of dear old Westfueld Hugh? lt was with wobbly knees and shakung hearts that the class of 53 furst passed through Westfueld s famed portals Flushung scarlet at every cry of Fresh men , we soon learned to take thus ID strude and we even forgave the Senuors who trued to sell us a tucket to the fourth floor bowlutoruum Our furst great event was soon upon us as we attended the Freshmen Sophomore Party un golden October Then, Who dud you vote for? was the cry as class offucers and student counculmembers were chosen to see that we receuved a faur deal at Westfueld Hugh Next un lune came the Freshman Play whuch turned out all rught as Freshman plays go ln the mudst of thus wranglung and dusorder, we found a few drufturug moments durung the cold of butter January to choose our motto Educatuon us the Key to Lufe our flower the whute rose and our colors red and whute Wuth the confudence of seasoned veterans we returned un 50 thus tume ut beung our turn to taunt the flustered Freshues Class offucers and student councul members again were elected to represent the class of 53 In sports, our boys got busy, and now and then a few names would crop up the names, whuch un two years, were to dominate the sports scene Some of our spuruted gurls were selected to and the cheerung squad, and they added a but of spuce to our cheers Very gracuously we permutted the Freshmen to attend the annual Freshman bophomore shundug , where everyone had an enloyable time swayung to the musuc The doors continued to open before us, and before we knew ut, we were hugh falutun Junuors What made us dustunctuve were the marvelous class rungs that flashed from each Junuor s hand Even some of the Senuors admutted that our rungs were extra specual Our only sad note durung thus year was the loss of one of our most Cherushed members, Anne Mular, to whom we bud a sad both of whuch played an important role In our actuvutues We partucupated un the One Act Play Contest, but we ran behund, whuch we readuly admut, a more superuor Senuor Play No actors the class of 531 Our really bug event was the Junuor Senuor Prom whuch came un May Anxuously we trausped up the staurs and spent a wonderful nught floatung o er the dance floor But the year whuch wull be most memorable un our lane of memorues us the year startung un September of 52 our Senuor year Who can forget the great campaugn for class offucers wuth the wunners presudent, Jack Klaubert vuce presudent, Helen Zueba secretary, Mary Jane Trubula and hustoruan, Gayle Stevenson, comung out vuctoruous'? Patrucua Rugn, a member ofthe student council for four years, was chosen as uts presudent An extra honor was conferred on Robert Kung when he became the furst Westfueld Hugh member to captaun the three malor sports, football basketball, and baseball The plays were next, and, although, we dud On excellent lob, the ludges awarded the Junuors furst pruze an outrage' Also deep un our memorues are the arguments wuthun the cap and gown commuttee, as we trued to puck gowns luked by all Thungs reallygot moving as we began work on our Senuor munstrel The greatest show on earth Circus Capers, was presented on March 18th and 19th The Ycuny antucs of our suxclowns and the many acts dazzled by all That wasa show that wull be hard to beat' The munstrel rehearsals, wuth everyone yellung and afew even tryung to sung such memorues luve on' After our show, commuttees mei- fo puck our Class guff make arrangements for our banquet, and prepare all un readuness for our last Senuor Prom Now, stull echoung through the halls can be heard the last buts of sungung as we prepared for graduatuon The bug nught came, tears were shed, memorues were made For four years the class of 53 had tramped through the halls forgotten theur homework, and stayed for detentuon Now ut us our turn to enter the wude, wide world and unlock the vast realms of doors before us, for as we once decuded Educatuon us the Key to Lufe 40 . l - . I I 1 I ' l n ll - II U I n I I I ll ' ll ' ' . ul n ul . . . . l I . . Ill I I 1 U . . , . , . . n l I I 1 0 1 u I ll U ll I ' ' I I 4 ,, - u Il . . . ul - - . ul . 0 c 0 s 1 I Q . . ul - . H - farewell. Along with the otherthree classes we elected class officers and student council members, I I u a n n u . Q . - I I 11 I ' 0 i I I . : . P . . . F I ' I . . . . U I ll 0 I g I I l I . 0 o , . I I ll I 9 I ll ii Bsggnm I!-M' ..,....4-. v,,-.qv M' Slllllllt SIASS UIIISIRS SIASS WIII We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-three, of Westfield High School, Westfield, Massachusetts do declare this to be our last will and testament. Article I To Mr. Ensworth, many more years of success. Article II To Miss Coffey, Miss Cutler, and Mr. Gammons, thanks and appreciation for their guidance and co-operation to help make the Class of I953 a success. Article Ill To Miss Van Nostrand, sincerest appreciation for her endless hours of work to make our play a success. Article IV To Mr. Aldrich and the Gammadion Staff, heartfelt thanks for our book of memories. Article V To our homeroom teachers, a reluctant farewell and best wishes to their newfreshmen. Article VI he A Ietlc De artment our confidence thats ortsmanshi willalwa scome first Tot th ' p , p p y . Article VII To the Underclassmen, our hopes thatthey will always think of theirWestfieId High School with love, loyalty, and respect. Article VIII To the Student Council, many thanks for serving the school as a representative or- ganization as a democracy should . Article XI To Mr. Cronin, our appreciation for his wonderful effort to teach us teenagers sports- manlike driving. Article X To Westfield High School, our confidence that it will always serve as an institution of learning, loyalty, and citizenship. Executed on this, the nineteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and fifty-three, in witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names. Class of I953 by Judith Flanders Jacquelyn Morrill Signed, sealed, and declared by the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-three as its last Will and Testament in the Presence of us who, at its request and in the presence of each other, hereunto subscribe our signatures as witnesses thereto. Donald Alonzo '54 41 Kay Milar '55 Clifford Sponberg 56 PHIPH '95 Q'.'1'.' 'DY I A 'rf ' ' t ' 1 ., Q Clgct V OE SY 1-K' 5 cz if X S 0 x vi A M3 4 'Lx f W ,N lu lb ji! T' 9, fv Neff 'IE- fp? W f ' :si 'Q' -ll OAG mv 1' ' MO' 11 d,: 2'u , xo -'nf f 4 wif-,+ -,I ., fu 1 1 to Q 1 A bn 955 A W rl .Nw ei a 2.66 f- ug kx,.w,.a,vO wx .0 L 951' ',, Ox! K ' M- r- ,ni f N . rf' ' f' 'Si f K. 39' 1 .fp 693, Q .X 1 . Lg' -9: f W ffm' M QHRISTM H I, N , xrllfl k V pun-mln-r 30. IU 775 x o'.s',f Cx? .44 Zx wtf xfgcp Xl x we + f H, sw' , wf54f W 9 hm A idxwfw d,,x2':k.Qxe 0 mu J ., , OW 1.5. Y. ,955 L an V W1q55'g15l Oguv M Ag:-f' w E 1' A mn Ma' . V. .. 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A MEAAIIRY THHHUISH THE IIPIA IHHIHS M 1-if 'NX' Q ' iq nb I D Ts. ,9J ' , ,fp , . : va 5 N .cf--f - - ,,....,,. -...- Ju Ions Zta' d JUNIORS 302 - Beverly Reinert, Frederick Reinerr, Corinne Riverin, Regina Rix, Coretta Robinson, Donn Robinson, Jean Ross Daniel Rurnplick, Shirleyann Rutka, Patricia Ryan, Lance Saidak, Donald Saunders, Richard Sawyer, Janet Scanlon jeremy Scanlon, Joseph Scanlon, Nancy Scharmer, Robert Schulz, Donald Scott, Sally Shank, Gerald Sikes, Norman Sikes, Dorothy Simons, loan Sipitkowski, William Slattery, Mare Smart, Ronald Smith, Nancy Spelman, Eva Spon berg, Wallace Stober, Ronald Stone, Thomas Stone. 308 - Mary Storozuk, Barbara Strong, Pat Sturgeon, Ted Sugalski, Anne Sussmann, Robert Sziemkiewicz, John Tenero Marilyn Therrien, Richard Van Heynigen, Robert Van Mater, Donald Watson, Barbara Vuelta, Janice Warfield, Mari lyn Webber, Mary Weidhas, Alan Welch, Priscilla Welsh, Wayne Wemette, Lee Wermuth, David Wesson, Lois Whee ler, Diane White Ronald Wind, Saundra Wingate, Charles Wojcik, Gordon Wolfe, Herbert Wood, Jack Woodruff James Woodruff, Norma Wyman, Harold Zedlitz, Walter Zygarowski. THE JUNIOR CLASS The class of '54 is now learning how to use our new-found key in our tasks to our advant- age. Working faithfully to distinguish the class as one of prominence are Miss McMahon, our class sponsor: our officers: John Plummer, Presidentp Christopher Armstrong, Vice Pres- iclentp Joanne Kelleher, Secretaryi and Jo Ann Jerr, historian: and Judy Anderson, Joanne Kelleher, Edward Osowski, and Ronald Wind, who are serving tirelessly on the Student Council in our behalf. The arrival of the Junior class rings was probably our greatest thrillof the year, although we also won the One-Act Play Contest with The Farmers Daughter . Our class selected maroon and white as our class colors and the red and white rose as our flower. We accept the challenge of the future is our chosen motto which we intend to fulfill. Our key has helped us to learn that our effort put into any task can make that task a pleasant and rewarding one . 49 :F ' Ii: fixff ' TSW 7 -ff, gi- W., Q ,, , K 3 5 I ,515 I Q Q 2 3 I f W'vf . k y if Q , 23? I Q, - ,1QfjifE 'r kizifffhzli 4 M -Sf 1 ' ,' Ziifffp 555' 5 v 5 .:'1Efv,f:?5E ': ,ff 1 . , K, H .. ,,,,., , V .wl d-Wi? I gg 93 L 3 New ,44- p , 59 A' ff ff ,J 2 L, 'f b L rm 1 5 UNIOR 5 ff' f,. xx ,, ,, 1 'Ab- 'A J . i i . , X4 an 1 X A m.. M fs , 44 w V f ' f l . 5 i, . - , 1 I Ni 1 ' T V ,g 1, 4 X 'T 3 E , 1 ly it 33 -wwf f i 'WV 4, 4 3 Y W . Q wa ff my m 'fig sf' CLQ5QH,BiI5LGS ' . ' 1 5,4 www -was 4' 'is 5 -J' ,D . Z. in: fr , R2 'gfip f - ,Q E, , A , fi 2 ze 511 aw , In 1.9 'W Wx F-?2's: - 'f t 'I . L ,I 4 , x 'lf In ,f 1 v' iff! H3 4 Q 1 t U u a 4, - - A H515 V' .... ' if U I. if . P, 1 ' x x ' ' 1 - Q f 1 . ,,, --2 r K I . , if 5 , I . w 'Z. '7 'T A . '- 3 2 1, -L u f g!,5,E m .. , g J, .:. swf K 2 , fi 1 ie fig T. 1? fi ' -1 ':':: ..45A,g33Ah A if I A 31.2.1 .K L, . 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Aff 'ri ,1 55? ,, 'Slit 1 SOP HOMORES 304 - William Puza, Arthur Randall, Shirley Randall, James Reed, Alfred Rehor, Judith Reinert, Ronald Reopel, Robert Reuss, Janice Reynolds, Jon Rich, Nicltolas Riga, John Rigby, Betty Rintalla, James Risko, Judith Rix, Carol Robbins, Alice Roberts, Johanne Rockwall, Edward Saltus, Margaret Sanford, Sandra Schlichting, Jean Shannon, Patricia Smith, Richard Snow, Jean Stanisewski, Phyllis Stone, Nancy Stucenski. 301 - Marek Sucheki, Helen Sweeney, Margaret Swiatek, Sally Taylor, Stuart Teubner, Constance Thayer, Shirley Tierney, Joseph Tobias, Edward Tribula, Beverly Trow, Dorothy Trusty, Edward Trusty, Vincent Viturale, Nancy Vuelta, Carol Ward, Elizabeth Warner, Margaret Warren, Marjorie Watson, Lois Wehrly, Gayle Weidhas, George Welliver, Dorothe West, Cynthia Wheeler, Marilyn Whipple, Bruce Whittingha, James Wolfe, Gerald Wozniak, Carolyn Yefko, Roberta Yefko, Loretta Zomek. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS We've found the key, a key of education which we discovered under a stack of books on a dusty shelf. Our Class of '55 elected Gail Weidhas as Presidentf Harry Lane, Vice Presidentf Lillian Kelly, Secretary: and Nancy Luadato, Historian. The keeper of our new- found key is Miss Pushor, our sponsor, and our Student Council representatives: Merry Agan, Barbara Capon, Thomas Gannon, and Cecile Giorgi. Ourclass colors are blue and white, and our flower is the white rose. Since we will be graduating during the lOOth Anniversity year of Westfield High School, we have chosen the school's motto, Honor non Honores , for our own. 53 SQ -9 -, - ' Q U, -, 4 j i fx, , - nffk f Lggiw-H-,-'iv , VA V w ,qylrfg ., L 6 5 'E' at ff 5 , . A nf ei ,SopHomorx1is PQWWE ,lziq I . , I EL , gg' My Wh nf A B4 if J QW' L 432' Q Q 'W 1' ff T -MH, 5: PH o M Q RE H a'5To Ry s P' ' . . A ,, 1-. , , Q xx g:, w-'--v- 3,5 4- 12 QQ - aw 1 wiv: - fy, gf, , 3 221 1 r is ,My S., 'ew 'Y 305 - Judy Fuller, Mary Gadreault, Lorraine Gagne, Carla Gagnon, Richard Calpiri, Maryann Garcia, Dorothy Gewinner, William Gihon, Carol Giovanini, John Gogal, Foster Goodrich, Lois Griffin, Peter Griffin, John Gross, Betty llaley, Carol Gamann, Carol Heiden, Joan Heiden, Carol Ho , Barbara Holcomb, Jane Holcomb, John Halleran, Joan llosey, Joseph Houser, Ethel Hunt, Joyce Jacobs, Thelma Johnson, Barbara Jones, Ernestine Kane. 307 - Dianne Keeling, Dorothy Kenworthy, Jeanne Kindy, Andrew Konis, Evelyn Kornn, Alice LaBombard, Lucille Ballrecque, Robert Lecrenski, Robert Leone, Richard Lee, Nancy Lees, Richard Lemon, Dorothy Lenk, Mae Liberty, Bernadette Lindsey, Douglas Link, James Machesney, Philip Majeski, Mava Marcou, Theda Markahm, Kathryn Mango, Lynn Manley, Nancy Mason, Wayne Mathews, William Maynard. IO5 - Alan McAlary, Mary McGowan, Frances Mercer, Marian Mikuski, Carol Miles, Elaine Milligen, Mary Montavani, Barbara Morris, Mary Morris, Wayne Morse, John Nadolski, Helen Nagorka, Nancy Niksa, Donald Osowski, Walter Osowski, Jean Parzych, Richard Patrick, Donald Paulson, Margaret Peavey, Jane Pero, Bettyann Peterson, Mary Pettengill, Rose Phelps, Edward Piasik, Gordon Pilgrim, Marilyn Piper, Robert Piper, Ronald Plummer, Alma Pomeroy, Donald Polly, Joyce Prime. FRESHMEN 201 - James Alamed,Shirley Alben, Jeanette Alexander, David Allen, Carroll Angell, Joan Arnold, Jane Arterton, Theresa Atkocaitis, Evelyn Atwater, Gail Avalone, Mary Ann Avery Betty Bailleual, David Baldyga, Laurence Bancroft, Elizabeth Banks, Beverly Barber, Eleanor Bard, Patricia Barden, Donald Barnes. Jean Barnet, Roger Beals, Christine Bednarsky, Kenneth Bein, Arthur Belanger, Frank Bernadara, Martha Bingham, Gerald Blascak, Elizabeth Boccasile, David Bodendorf. 202 - Wayne Boylan, Robert Brew, Joanne Britton, Armine Broga, Gerald Brown, Roger Brown, Ronald Brzoska, Helen Brzinski, Mary- ann Burek, Ralph Burgess, Virginia Carmerota, William Campbell, Luther Case, Kay Cebual, Joyce Cehlar, Daniel Charvat, Sandra Clark, Janet Clark, Susan Clarke, Patricia Clendenin, Richard Clifford, Geraldine Coach, Ona Coach, Joann Coburn, Jeannine Cole, Bette Collier, David Comstock. 203 - Patricia Conway, Carol Covaleski, Jack Crean, Suzanne Cruff, Henry Cunningham, Geraldine D'Alessio, Dennis Dalton,Wayne Damron, Jeanne Danley, Monroe David, Theresa Davio, Russell DeCoteau, Robert Dejkus, Edna Deming, Evelyn Deslauriers, Jean Deveno, Carol DiCastro, Alice Deckinson, Donald Dickson, Ann Dorman, Roy Drake, Allan Dunn, Robert Elder, James Ellis, Joan Fanio Josette Farnsworth, Cynthia Faunce, Brent Ferriter, Elizaberth Fisher, Enid Fitzgerald, Noreen Fitzgerald, Robert FitzGeralcl, Susan Flanders, Arthur Frigon, Sally Frisbie. BQ' 'Witt 12:51 -5 I FRESHMEN IO8 - Gerald Prince, Leonard Puza, Michael Puza, Patricia Quimper, Betty Renaud, Patricia Renaud, John Rey- nolds, Frances Richards, Edith Rider, Rosemarie Riga, Ellen Rix, Raymond Roach, Louise Robb, RogerRnggles, Doris Rutherford, Peter Saidalc, Selma Saloomey, Virginia Sampson, Gail Sandman, Richard Savage, Nancy Schenna, Donald Schulz, Bette Shedgda, Virginia Sienkiewicz, Carol Siska, Leonard Skerker, Evelyn Slaskinski, Darlene Smith, William Smith, Joseph Smolen, Theresa Snow, Arline Sponberg, Clifford Sponberg. III - Bruce Staples, Donald Stebbins, Sara Steins, George Stevens, Marjorie Stone, David Strong, Gladys Strong, Theodore Sussmann, William Thenero, Paul Tuller, Helen Tuttle, John Ban Gelder, George Velis, Robert Walsh, Dorothy Warga, Sylvia Webber, Charles Welch, Hazel Wescott, George West, Kathleen Whalen, Henry Wilgns, Elizabeth Williams, Karen Williams, Pearl Williams, Sandra Williams, Andrea Wilfe, Irene Worden, Robert Wright, Edward Zagrany, Marion Zeditz, Mary Zielinski, John Ziomek, THE FRESHMAN C LASS We're the Class of '56, in search of a key to reveal our future. That quest has progressed very well under the guidance of our sponsor, Mr. McDowal, the leadership of our officers: Charles Welch, President: Wayne Boylan, Vice President: Evelyn Atwater, Secretary: and Louise Robb, Historian: andthe assistance of our Student Council members: Wayne Boylan, Monroe David, Robert Fitzgerald, and Barbara Jones. We danced on the ceiling and we danced on the wall at our annual Freshman-Sophomore Party to music by Ronnie Wind and his orchestra. With the success of the past year accompanying us in the three great years to come, we are sure to find the key to life. 57 2 K HQESHMLN Q.zL WRQNQ Doo 'Hx XS! li f' 'V 'Ns Fl , fx. 'ff as gt 516,64 1' 1 'egg' iw -N SUPHHMURI UIHEERS FRESHMAN UIHCIRS JUNIHR UFHCIRS 3 iii!-P1 E in is M 3 I' W film 0 is fi sg 5 . -is Q ' W,1,fN4 ,,, ff K x : 'A -bi . F my-wav' Hmx' gases. '--- , . . ' , aw,-b-. .-,- -A... M...- ,.- A: W ff ,,, W ggwi,:Q vf3fff ' 5 - ' r 41,5 I Q t L 7-'-v-...tx-ut..-.D f .J .. gl. wg -P' . . . Q , Q, D , V x if . ' . ,G f 1 LJ' + xis.. :W ' 'X' ,. Hz , f ' 2 ' -5-I -ep--...... .. W is ' 1., , .Q--f up-W., ' Q . , M 5 t ..,,a:,,f -.,..... A , M .. ,. ..,., ,,-N H- if - .. . , .,,.,, -vw-2' .-.... ....., .. Q... ,,, . . ,. . .., ...,,.,., ,u , , Q S - .-.. ,, ,.,. , M., 4--,f 4, .,,. -M. f.--,-rw, . sa.:- 'u,., -' 4 ' ' 'is Silllli TCUU lill The Student Council is a representative group of the student body, a key between the students and the faculty. The duties of the council include: directing the cafeteria traffic, bringing the problems and suggestions of the students to the attention of the proper authorities, running class and student council elections, keeping the Service W records, and sponsoring various activities here at Westfield High such as the One-Act Play Contest, the selling of P.T.A. pencilsfor the Scholarship Fund, selling pins, confetti, flowers, etc. atthe football games, and the direction of the March of Dimes Drive each year. This yeara very successful dance was puton for thisdrive and the homeroom collections by the council members put the school far over its goal. Christmas angels were sold by the council for foreign relief and aid. The council members also expand their knowledge and leadership by attending conventions and meetings at different high schools which influence them toward the betterment of our school. The membership requirements for the Student Council are only a minimum of C average and membership in the respective classes. Four members and the class president make up the delegations from each class. The officers of the Council this year are: Patricia Ring, president, Edward Osowski, vice president, Joanne- Kelleher, secretary, and Ronald Wind, treasurer. Other members of the council are: Merry Agan, Cecile Giorgi, Gail Weidhas, Barbara Capan, Wayne Boylan, Barbara Jones, Thomas Gannon, Mary Scott, Jacquelyn Morrill, Monroe David, Robert Fitzgerald, Jack Klaubert, Charles Welch, Caroline Chistolini , John Plummer, and Judy Anderson. The guidance of the Council is in the capable hands of Miss Keefe, whose under- standing and interest make her indispensible and well-loved by all. ltis the interest and welfare of the school and each individual student for which these keepers have the keys. 63 s l 1 wa f .- 44. f. ' f 1. - N., ' - ' , V , A 4 ',x.'Cyw K ,. -Af r. ,N-1,45 I, .2 ' 3? K fp Q , ul-.3f5fl- .xg wx- I s , 5 . f ff , , 'K ' ' , ' if,-..,x,1, 4 . 'f 41, W A, tl' ivan 3V . . IKM , , ,mv , , xii'-. iff? gl, x , , A, 'ig 5 5 nz' M -- J Mfiffr A ' M Q - I 1-fn ' ' I bk yu. I' . S , is 1, I ' I v 6 V 5 vi Q i M Us ,wr .li ?,Yv?,,af . ,Q MQ. .V 7 MHS V Lrmug .W.. i 0 , ti M v A X Q- H Q :Rap .1 ' I ' 4:,fKx'.,a'f,V ' . 4 ' 4 ' k , ' 1 . . 4 Mijxf , t A 'xl Vg- W K , wg I F 1 . ' ' ' , ,L h x H . 3 - . - A ,f K x K H , I 'xv' - - ,Ql.J?., r-511' ' t - , ' 9 -' 5: .4 ' 0 ' ' fix!! L ,iv NV -tk . V. ..,,,k,,5,.., ,A N ,, Y .. ..- --M - , , :QW .y .Af M O A aus'-.y'Q4N-...-fs ' --. -4 41. i, Z ,,.f..f vxrwuzvfl, A if 'K -....wJi.- , , I I H U Y FQ ,gary 1' 5 by p . .vxxgzins . an ,,,, .L N 'xv .. . ' ' ,f I li 4 'U-,D ' Qs ' . ' 1 .4. --H-. 0 - 0 '- ' K .v .v-- ., A njz. ' 's 0' J Q ' ? ,- M QS.. ..- Q Q 9 ' .4 M fs 5 ff EU' W - , W L. kifg k 'Y ' ' In 1 f 3' , 'f' L ' 152 ? X if 2' ' az ':.. , L W .fm ' 6 'A K- - Sw .. A. 1 -v.,.' w..,,,,, ' C .aqayxwfv-neva 1 3 L A M . ...:,.. .,r.,gf,Nfc's . im.,fV.,,s.,.. ,wr lwsfgg. , W- Q ,K W- - K ,,' N' . ,. -fe '- ,1 P -.H -+I. mg. 7 'H ff. x -...v,,,,,, , f- '.- Av-we .3 .,'. 47. , J, ni, ,,,.,, .,,,,,..,3-si 6 .C Jll lllll WIIMA 'S Clllll Thirty-one young women of our Senior Class are members of the Junior Woman's Club. At the same time this means that they are Junior members of the Westfield Woman's Club. These girls have the privilege of attending any of the Club's month- ly meetings and are often asked to help serve in some way in a Club activity, such as ushering for the plays which the Club puts on each season. Miss Ripley is the Club sponsor here at school. This is the first year thatapplication has meant membershipp in previous years, membership on Pro Merito was required first. The new ruling gives more girls an opportunity to enioy this intellectual and social Key. The members this year are: Eleanor Placzyk, Jeanette Liptak, Phyllis, Danley, Lou Ann Neth, Jane Hatton, Mary Scott, Helen Holmes, Marcia Smith, Shirley Rudat, Beverly Pierri, Catherine Donoghue, Patricia Ring, Priscilla Wright, Shirley Ann Christiansoh, Janet Weiss- mann, Mary Jane Tribula, Eleanor Palczynslci, Phyllis Piekarski, Penalope White, Marhta Pothier, Shirley Stromgren, Margaret Snyder, Elizabeth White, Verna Duval, Alice Worden, Beatrice Kenny, Joan Shepard, Louise Burlingame, and Diana Cate. 65 Who knows where some old history book is when you haven't the faintest idea? Well, at least some member of our Library Club will make a good guess at it. And who'll take those pennies after you've kept it out u week or two overtime? Why, naturally, that same patient member of the Library Club. Under the direction of Miss Van Nostrand they take charge of the library during study Periods, replace returned books to the shelves, keep the books in order and in repair, and collect a Few necessary fines. These indispensible Keepers-of-the-keys are always ready to help you hunt For evasive or unknown material, too, in their pleasant, co-operative way. They are: President--Nancy Scharmer, Vice President--Pricilla Wright, Scribe--Kay Milar, and Jane Arterton, Helen Barnes, Roger Beals, Jean Blakesley, Carol Bressani, Shirley Case, Edwina Chamberlain, Effie Fuller, Sandra Gage, Nancy Halloran, Josephine Harrison, Antoinette, Kantnik, Beatrice Kenney, Jeanne Kindy, BernadetteLindsey, Marlene Linton, Joan McDonald, Lynn Manley, Virginia Manley, Theda Markham, Nancy Mason, Nancy Mayhew, Dorothy Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Helen Nagorka, Geraldine Parody, Anne Parzyck, Jean Parzyck, Jane Pero, Judy Reinert, Patricia Ring, Janet Scanlon, Nancy Scharmer, Anne Sussman, Marilyn Webber, and Roberta Yefko. 66 ,fr Where sthe key to the Ed Room? One doesn'tneed three guesses to answer thatquestion it ssomeone on the Herald Staff. These are the people who are responsiblefor our newspaper and the peoplewho contribute to the newspaper. Armed with copy paste scissors, tape, and dummy, they flock to and from the Ed Room and 304 Often they try to avoid 308, but Mr. MacKay is be- coming expert at finding missing persons, and ads. The members of the Staff include: Marilyn Polaski, Joanne Rockwal, Anita Cunningham Caroline Chistolini, Jeanne Manley, Beverly Reinert, Cath- erine Donoghue Lois Wheeler, Jean Mango, John Arenstam, Barbara Duperault Effie l'uller Eleanor Paradysz, Priscilla Wright, and Rose Marie Morris Mr Guild and Mr MacKay are the clubs sponsors. While the Herald Staff is the backbone which edits the Herald paper, The Press Club is the body behind the backbone. They are the bees that gather the news and dig out the items of interest. The staff is part of this club, and all work together under the same advisors. These members are: John Arenstam, Priscilla Bean, Christine Bednarsky, Barbara Capan, Caroline Chistolini, PatClendenin, Geraldine Coach, Lucille Coach, Ona Coach, Carol Covalski, Nancy Davich, Allie Lou Dickenson, Nancy Dick- enson, Catherine Donoghue, Noreen FitzGerald, Effie Fuller, Lorraine Gagne, Carol Hammann, Sally Hepburn, Nancy Laudoto, Bernadette Lindsey, Carol MacKay, Jeanne Mango, Virginia Manley, Delia Marinaccio,Eleanor Paradysz, Marilyn Polaski, Patricia Quimper, Beverly Reinert, Judy Reinert, Janice Reynolds, Johanne Rockwal, Virginia Sampson, Janet Scanlon, Mary Scott, Leonard Skerker, Phyllis Stone, Margaret Warren, Lois Wheeler, Elizabeth Williams, and lrene'Worden. 5, it lillilS' IIHIIRUS The Girls' Chorusis made up of girlsfrom all classes. Many of them will soon ioin the upper- class Glee Club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Phillabaum, the group enioys a musical period twice a week, during which they not only sing for their own pleasure, but also to prepare se- lections For musical programs to be given for the student body. lt is said: A singing people cannot die. Perhaps these girls have found in their music another key to life. Seniors: Marion Blood, Shirley Bosworth, Joan Davis, Roberta Giorgi, Deborah Nims. Juniors: Sandra Chillson, Lucille Caach, Elaine Fitzgerald, Lilian LaBombard, Carole Malec, Virginia Manley, Sandra Menard, Therese Mongeau, Maxine Pierce, Corrine Reverin, Coretta Robinson, Patricia Ryan, Mary Weidhas, Diane White, Norma Wyman. Sophomores: Merry Agan, Joan Bashita, Blossom Bourbeau, Rose Braclley, Coral Bressani, Judy Conat, Nancy Dickinson, Marie Gately, Sally Hepburn, Judy Holt, Lil Kelly, Patricia Kondellca, Carol Mann, Maxine Mason, Bessie Miller, Margaret Pallo, Lucille Pioratta, Shirley Randall, Alice Roberts, Helen Sweeney, Connie Thayer, Shirley Tierney, Gail Weidhas, Roberta Yeflco. Freshmen:Jenette Alexander, Jane Arterton, Betty Ann Bailleul, Beverly Barber, Jean Barnet, Virginia Camerota, Kay Cebula, Janet Clark, Geraldine Coach, Ona Coach, Jeannine Cole, Patricia Conway, Jeanne Danley, Alice Louise Dickinson. Ann Dorman, Enid Fitzgerald, Lorraine Gogne, Mary Ann Garcia, Lois Griffin, Carol Hammann, Barbara Holcomb, Kathryn Mango, Mary McGowan, Mary Morris, Frances Richards, Gail Sandman, Carol Siska, Garlene Smith, Sylvia Webber, Hazel Wescott, Marian Zedlitz. 69- MIXHI lilii lllllll Under the direction of Mr. Ward, another group of music lovers work toward that goal which holds that a singing people will never die. They have found another key to living intheir appreciation of music as they sing togetherand prepare musical programs for the rest of the student body. They combine on annual social event with their music. The members of this club are: Roberta Adams, Barbara Duperault, Marilyn Beaumier, Marcia Smith, Janet Weissmann, MurialBrooks, PriscillaWright, Patricia Crean, Catherine Donoghue, Beatrice Kenney, Jacquelyn Morrill, Shirley Case, Rose Marie Morris, Beverly Reinert, Lois Wheeler, Effie Fuller, Dennis Dalton, Robert Allen, Norman Noyes, Douglas Link, Lynn Anderson, Fred Fitzgerald, Joe Dalton, Agnes Burt, Anne Sussman, Joanne Kelleher, Shirley Ann Rutka, Barbara Burr, Janice Warfield, Antoinette Kantnik, Alice Worden, Barbara Butler, Florence Boyden, Jo Anne Jerr, Nancy Davich, Margaret Cox, Mary Storozuk, Jeanne Mango, Eva Sponberg, Nancy Scharmer, Leon Pothier, William Eldridge, John van Gilder, Roger Beals, James Woodruff, Harry Storozuk, Allen Woodruff, Fred Hosmer, Wallace Parsons, Frank Parody. 70 Snap, craclcle, and pop--The snap of feet marching down the field, the craclcleof music, and the pops, yes, they have worked that in, too. During the football season the band worlcs hard at the formations which they perform at the half-times of the games. Throughout the year they practice and play for us on several different occasions, when their performances are spotlighted by a great variety of specialties by many of the members. Under the patient leadership of Mr. Ward these gallant maestros march forth for Westfield High: Frederick Reinert Judith Flanders Marilyn Webber Judith Rix Allen Welclt James Wolfe Victor Jutt Thomas Gannon Penalope White Peter Pothier Wayne Wemette Paul Williams Sylvia Webber Donald Beckford Bruce Whittingham Robert Schulz Ronald Smith Robert Fitzgerald Gerald Brown Monroe David Herbert Wood Leon Pothier George Welliver Richard Jalpin William Eldridge John Ensign if li T3 .4 .Q A 'J M4 K 'Q -1. y-tri vJ l1iTQ,. .tw .J -5,5 ,! 555' . :gm ISU!-ll AIDS The boys in the visual aids department are an active bunch of sight and sound enthusiasts who assist us in our task of learning by running movies and slides for us, catching us,unaware with a tape recorder, or showing up with a good excuse for watching television when we should be studying. Mr. Teubner is the head of the department, and under his direction the work is done with a will in the perscribed way. These boys learn how to run and repair the different machines which make our methods oF learning more modern. Who has a perpetual key--to lOl? These boys from Visual Aids: Thomas Gannon Peter Elefterakis William Eldridge Michael Arenstam Erick Bodendort Gordon Hallo Robert Hatden Allen Dunn James Brown Jerry Brown Stuart Teubner Leon Pothier Larry Maxwell Richard Jalpin Thomas Kenney Helen Zieba 72 A CATTTARIA STATT Why, Naturally, it's the best excuse in the world for being in the hall five to ten minutes before that lunch bell. And if they come in to class witha finger all bandaged up and later the ham and pickle sandwiches have an unusual taste, well, that's all a part of Cafeteria duty. These people make up our K.P. squad this year: At the cash registers - Arthur Piech, Leon Pomeroy, Jack Klaubert, Jaclc Rigby, Allen Welch, Carl Cline, and Stephen Tuebner. In the Kitchen - Richard Delnickas, George O'Brien, Chester Lis, Robert King, Leon Pothier, Peter Pothier. They're growing toward the future. The boys who are members of the H F ik' A Future Farmers of America are these boys from the Agriculture course here. They have found their key in the land, and their common interests bring them together to study new methods of farming for the future. The club is a national organization. Each member has an individual project, and through participation in the clubactivities meets other Future Farmers with similar interests. The members of the club this year are: Harold Avery, Albert Wilder, Lewis Pomeroy, Gerald Siles, Thomas Stone, Lynwood Cehlar, Richard Kelso, Norman Parent, Arthur Randall, Richard Snow, Daniel Charvat, Geroge Stevens Jr., and Theodore Sussmann. The club is under the direction and leadership of Mr. Frellick. E s x TUTURA TARMARS UT AMERICA 'J J'990K40 K f X ik ff oFFicE if ,FIVL I 57,11-, lg i JD nf. 'K 3 I- I ., XS' Lx --nv '1 -'ig x 1.7-v 2 - A' ff - r X f ' 5 HI ' i 5 ' I ! I GBX! x I 3 9 xx X J sm x , g Oij -ix 4 4 -. 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I T731 IWW' ll ifildhlld-ISV HG lull! 1' f 'DQS slkffiiovblfiti 1 N 0-nina' Ala -e 13.-1 ,ig -faq nf our sw FF, 2 F 4 2 5 G S -1' 3 'Y 1 ' 'n ns Y s y 1 Q ' v 'R b ,X f ,O M .I Q .P 4, 'rr 5 4 A I l -fx COP' om N09 Coach Jenkins OPPONENT WHS OPP AQGWGYT1 i4 13 Worcester North 20 6 Wesf Springfield 6 4l Holyoke 14 I2 Chicopee 41 13 Turners Folls 54 20 Tecl'1fSpringfieldl 33 O Greenfield 6 31 Cathedral i9 14 WON 7 LOST 2 PERCE NTAGE-L777 ' I if fr. ,X , ,ffib P, X.. wi' QU ,fr CC LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Dick Curran, Ronnie Beach, Jack Sugalski, Stan Herman, Dick Delnickas, Bob King, captain, and Johnny Enko, BACK ROW: Eddie Hepburn, Harry Storozuk, Buster Damron, Billy Puza, Gebo O'Brien, and Red Kowalczyk. BUNIBS AWAY 0 ,, 4 B2 A3 lv RP The i952 Westfield High School eleven breezed througha rugged nine games sched- ual in sterling fashion, ending up with an enviable 7 won 2 lost record . This record once again brought the Bombers to the gridiron supremacy they have so often known and was the best season since that of the undefeated Peanut Bowl Champs of I949. Spearheading the Westfield attack were Capt. Bob King and Red Kowalczyk, both unanimous choicesfor All-Western Mass. King, playing tackle and linebacker, displayed the spirit and aggressiveness of all true leaders. His daring work was un- doubtoble a hugh factor in bringing the Bombers out on top and is one of the reasons he should be considered one of the best linemen Westfield has ever produced. Kowal- czyk, the Red and Black's pile-driving fullback, put on some of theflashiestdisplays of ball -carrying to be seen in this section in a long time. Gebo O'Brien was an- other vital cog in the Bomber machine. His determined style typlified the Red and Black's gameness and his hard driving iaunts were oftentimes the key of Westfield's attack. Buster Damron at quarterback, Harry Storzok and Whitey Hepburn shared the halfback positions with O'Brien, Johnny Enko and Dick Curran at ends, Jack Sugal- ski, Ronnie Beach, and Joe Burek at tackle, Dick Delnickas and Billy Puza at guard, and Stan Herman at center round outa Westfield High School football squad that was second only to West Springfield s powerhouse in Western Mass circles ., 'iffy' an k.-Lan!-,QQ Q Cheer for the Couch! 66 W D QQ E l S I T I I Cheer for the Team! sf' ., WO N LOST PERCE NTAG E 'Va l ley League G ll ' in If OPPONENT Enfield Westfield Trade High Cathedral Holyoke St. Mary's 'Chicopee Classical Turners Falls Northampton Greenfield Enfield Agawam Holyoke St. Mary's Chicopee Northampton Westfield Trade High Turners Falls Cathedral Greenfield WHS 48 62 38 54 73 57 58 58 47 31 46 45 47 46 59 60 77 62 51 50 9 1 1 473 GFTTSS . I 3 Q-2 J -.Z l..,l, 1 1. ,xn- fif Q . , Q ,wi Yr Q :lg OPP 49 39 50 56 32 43 60 46 59 34 53 60 58 21 53 58 35 57 66 56 'B' V N igitlfl, 1' MQ! l LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Jim Risko, Johnny Enko, Pete: Butler, Coach Bill len- l kins, Capt, Bob King, Red Kowalczyk, and Dick Peliquln, FRONT ROW: Carl Bed- l narsky, Billy Mayhew, Joe Scanlon, Gebo O'Brien, Dick Curran, lack Sugalski, and Paul Hadley. IIASKHBAH The T952-53 Westfield High School basketeers got off to a rather unimpressive start, losing 6 out of their first TO contests. Four of those games were lost by a margin of 3 points or less. This ill-fated start did not get the boys down however, as they came back in sterling fashion in the final halfof the campaign to finish with a season record of 9 wins against ll losses. Their 5 and5 record in Valley League play was Second only to Greenfield and Holyoke. The Red and Black showed some of the most determined spiritand aggressiveness seen in recent years and led by Capt. Bob King were truly a tribute to Westfield High. Kinger wasa real leader, pacing his mates all the way and displaying a firm initiative that brought the Bombers asuccessful season. His outstanding rebound work paved the path to many triumphs. Dick Curran did a terrific job at the center post, controlling the boards and connecting freely with a well-aimed hook shot. Pete Butler was another member of this '53 quintet who did well. Butler, a sharpshooting forward, led his mates inthe scoring column and his passes were the key to many scoring drives. Gebo O'Brien, the 'holler guy' of this group, was a real spark plug and a driving playmaker. Johnny Enko performed well at guard, hitting time after time on outside sets and running one-handers. Red Kowalczyk completes the starting group. The fiery redhead was Cl tremendous asset---clearing the boards and rebounding with telling effect. Coach Bill Jenkins, in his second year at Westfield, directed the boys to a successful, though mediocre, season and his work in polishing out the flaws in indeed praiseworthy. 82 3 . f f N r 11 'bt' YE Q' NS! H ' : EF 'Oil SQ M4 '-.S-4:31-' Y 1 Q .f 619 i H- ' .gr vi 'W 3 saggy q ' in F i f N X as 41 L3 fx? 1 x. xo , Q .-aw H 24 1 ursgigfll QM-Y ' .' 'Wifi' u2,,,! ,J an U A! ,S I X Q 11K :fab a 2 'W ' , 14 kk is Y Je 0' is ' wi X we - g, . S bi? - Q' W' sfi' 5 'i 'Q M' 6' 4' X LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Bob Agan, Carl Bednarsky, Ronnie Reopel, Joe Fererer, Lance Sadak, Nick Riga, and Fred Kalat. MIDDLE ROW:Ray Brodowski,EddieBonini,co-captain, Rick Baker, Don Alonzo, Paul Hadley, Bob King, Red Kowalczyk, Johnny Enko, BACK ROW: George Kelleher, co- captaing Larry Goodwin, Dick Mellen, Doc Koziol, Chet Lis, Bob He- bert, Billy Puza, Coach Fran Rosso, Ronnie Jackson was absent when this picture was taken. BASHIAH OPPONENT WHS Classical ll Agawam 4 Northampton 4 Chicopee 7 Greenfield 7 Turners Falls 2 Holyoke 2 St. Mary's 2 Chicopee 4 Greenfield 2 Turners Falls I3 Westfield Trade lligh I2 St. Mary's 4 Westfield Trade High I8 St. Mary's ' 4 WON 6 LOST PERCENTAGE . 333 SL Mary's won City Title in play-off. The T952 edition of Westfield High's baseball squad compiled a not so outstanding record of 6 wins and 9 losses. Despite this mediocre showing the '52 Bombers left many incidents that will be long remembered by every loyal Bomber fan. Probably most distinct in our minds will be the memory of the slugging of Co- captain George Bardo Kelleher fhe clouted the ball at a .420 clipl. ln particular, the work of Bob King, Chet Lis, Eddie Bonini, and Rick Baker left little to be desired, and the tremendous spirit and hustle of the squad was very instrumental in winning. The work of Co-captains, Bonini and Kelleher was impressive, to say the least, and paved the way to a very colorful, if not successful, season. Coach Fran Rosso deserves a great deal of credit for directing such a team as were the 1952 baseballers. Not once, even when they were several runs in the rear and their chances of winning slim, did the Bombers break their hustling stride. members of the squad had any actual previous experience under fire The loss of George Kelleher, Eddie Bonini, Rick Baker, Bob Agan and Dick Mellen will without any doubt, be sorely noticed in '53, Sure, errors and mistakes were made, but that is to be expected when only five I but, nevertheless, with such standouts as next year's Co-captains Chet Lis and Bob King, Doc Koziol, Johnny Enko, Red Kowalczyk, Ronnie Jackson, Paul Hadley, and Billy Puza returning, Coach Rosso has the makings of a star-studded squad, that, with Lady Luck on their side, might very well be molded into Western Mass. Champions. 84 ' 'Nga' f 3 f 0 G9 OPP 9 5 5 1 8 9 9 7 14 5 6 0 o 7 5 tl ji j OPPONENT WHS OPP Greenfield o 6 Turners Falls o 6 Greenfield 0 6 Holyoke I 5 Turners Falls I 5 Classical O 6 Holyoke o 6 Tech qSpringfieldy 4 2 WON I LOST 7 PERCENTAGE . 125 NX 'I ' I 'Fil' ' ,, .sf wi LEFT Wood. TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Ronnie Wind, johnny Arenstam, Mike Arenstam, Al BACK ROW: Coach Gammons, Bob Schulz, Eddie Klavinski, John Feltus, John Plush, and Roland Avery. Jack Klauberlg captain, was absent when this picture was taken. IINNIS Either Fate or Lady Luck still seems to be opposed to the Westfield High racquetmen as their seasons record shows a sad looking total of seven losses against a single win. Such standouts as Captain .lack Klaubert, Johnny Arenstam, John Feltus, and Ronnie Wind did much, but not quite enough, to bring the Bombers out of the depths. Coach Gammons is to be greatly admired and should take a genuine pride for having done his best to mold a good team out of the little material he had to work with. This year, with most of our members returning things look on the brighter side and who knows, the Bombers might well possess the experience and ability of a winning combination. XX X 7 X Q vi! Z l 1 UI M LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Roy Smith, Jack Naughton, Joe Burek, Vic Jutt, Ronnie Smith, Albertwoodruff. BACK ROW: David Digger Bates, Erwin Nip Brown, Dick Delnickas, Champ Morris, Tommy Leonard, Eddie Hepburn, Harry Storozuk, Coach Ernie Morrill. The Westfield High School Track squad encountered nediocre success during the l952 campaign, By topping all comers in the Valley League Meet, and by placing second in a quadrangular event, the charges of Coach Ernie Morrill once again established themselves asa very game and spirited combine, despite the handicap of general inexperience. There are two or three fellows whose feats in the individual events places them well above the many. Take Harry Storozok as an example. This fleet Westfield High sprinter practically tore up the cinder path with an enviable record of six first in only seven starts in the 440 yard dash. Eddie Hepburn was another sprinter who attained a high mark of achievement during the '52 campaign. This speedy lad was most prominent in the IOO yard and 220 yard dashes. One of the most surprising preformances of the past season was turned in by George Bardo Kell- eher. After iust two weeks of practice the likable Senior preformed in the Western Mass. Track Meet. Throwing the iavelin for the first time in actual competition, Kelleher hurled it l56 feet to win the championship in that department. Throwing the iavelin that distance is, in itself,q rare feat: but throwing the iavelin l56 feet on the first throw in competition is incredable. Others who contributed much to the Bomber's cause included Capt. Tommy Leonard, Champ Morris, Gebo O'Brien, Nip Brown, Digger Bates, Ronnie Smith, Gerry Dougherty, Tommy Corey, Allan Woodruff, Jack Naughton, and Jim Woodruff. The only setback inflicted on this squad came at the hands of West Springfield. 86 LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Stu Teubncr Leon Pothrer Coach Gammons Capt Bob Mossucco Ronme Smnh Buster Damron and Eddre Osowskr FRONT ROW Jrmmy Parent and Pete Krmball For the furst tnme nn Westfleld Hugh s hlstory skung has been recognlzed as a competltlve sport wrth a letter award Those takrng part rn the ska meets unclucle Capt Bob Mosucco one of the better skiers In Western Mass circles Pete Kumball Stu Teubner, Ronnie Smith Jlmmy Parent Eddre Osowsks Leon Pothrer, Jack Rrgby Tommy Grllus Barbara Burr and Buster Damron The Bombers took part In 3 contests whlch Included the down hull and slalom events They rolled overWllluston IOO to 93 06, and trlmmed the Deerfleld Reserves IOO to 97 5 ln thelrfnnol outing agaunst the Holderness Reserves rn Plymouth N H the Red and Block were narrowly edged out by o O2 of a polnt wlth the score 99 98 to lOOl Aslde from the competatuve team there was another group of sknng enthuslasts These Included In thus group are Duck Meyers Roger Page, Rohm Adams, Suzue Clark,Joon Shepherd and Don Rumpllck ik I' r:,, P 1 n u u I I 0 on Q n 1 . s F . , , u 1 u I Q u Il ll I I I I I , . . ' I I H W, g N1 I C S i .ft 'ft' 7' l l 'H I : fs F f 'R T N s fi'-si V ' I 'L 5 xx ,sg f 'Aga 'I N aff 5 , 2 4441 so r ' ' 4 L 4 ' 1 HUIIKIY A few weelf after school opened blue suits could be seen flashlng out on the fneld as the gurls flelcl hockey season began Most ofthe interest was shown by the Freshmen and Sophomores who met weekly to receive ponnters from Muss Barnes and then attempt to get that puck through their opponents one way or another These gurls wall recelve numerals for thelr efforts and success Merry Agan Cecnle Glorgl Vurgnnna Sampson Margaret Cox Eva Sponberg Jeanne Danley Theda Markham Gaul Wendhas Anne Curran Marlon Coles Barbara Jones and Nancy Schenna They are shown above with Mass Barnes their coach Over the Net Www? 88 Q . . .u , . . 1 . . I , . 3 ' I I I I I I I I I I I . , . '. --W - asa. ww..- in . 1 . , u HUWlI G Bowling turned out to be one of the more popular sports for the girls at school this year. Eighty girls signed up in teams of six, and there is keen competition between them. Sev- eral scores have topped the one hundred marlc, and, while a lot does depend on the whole team showing up, the averages are high. Each member of the winning team will receive a numeral. N BASKITBAII Late this fall a stampede to the gym re- sulted in a list ofone hundred and twenty girls who signed up to play basketball. Twelve teams were chosen, and a riotous, round- robintournament started. Each team played a series of six games, and two points were given for a win, one for a tie, and none for a lose. Witha record of Five wins and one loss, Judy Anderson's Team came out victorious. Mi ss Barnes directed the games, and several of the girls had an opportunity to act as referees. 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Sprmgfueld Massachusetts Servnng the Connectlcut Ruver Valley Hustory Established I885 Enrollment 750 Co Educatuonal Non Sectaruan Branches Bermuda Dhahran Saud: Arabua Azores Recognuzed or Accrednted by Amerucan Councul on Educatuon New England Assocuatuon of Colleges Amerucan Meducal Assocnatuon Umted States Gffsce of Educatuon Degrees offered nn Luberal Arts Elementary Educatnon Busuness Educatuon Busmess Admnnustratuon both day and evenung Also a two year program Ieadung to degree of Assocuate un Commercual Scnence Many opportunutues for part tame employment A I C the college where An Induvudual Counts Complnments of SMITH S SERVICE STATION North Elm Street SMITH S INC Ladzef IIVcarznq Apparel WESTFIELD OFFICE Dry Goodr and Fzzrnzrlvzngr SPRINGFIELD DAILY NEWS 7 SCHOOL STREET The Relxable Store for Oxcr 100 Years 20 ELM STREET WESTFIEID MASS 80 ELM STREET Tel 1304 Telephone 874 Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York I ' I I I n SIRATHMIIRE PAPER CIIMPANY West Sprungfaeld Massachusetts Manufacturers of Bond Wrutnng Book Text and Cover Paper Artust Papers and Boards Reproductuon Papers Weddnng Papers and Brnstols Greeting Card and Specualty Papers THE Ml'N S SHOP Elm Street Westfreld Mass Compliments WESTFIELD BOX AND LUMBER CO Paper as Part of the Pncture C mzplmzentf 11 lfyc GAMMADION STAFF C OM PLI MEN TS J R KING C0 , Inc 'A' 266 268 ELM STREET Tel 41 I I . . I I ' . ll ' ' ll Compliments f , ' of f , - I . I . , OF of N WESTFIELD KIWANIS CLUB Compl umenfs Complnments of GEORGE A PLACZFK GRIMALDS BROS Best of Luck To HWS Graduates Compl :ments ANDREWS DRESS SHOP 29 N Elm Street 'A' of of LEONARD SMITH M.D. JOSEPH C. PLACZEK Congratulations THE H. B. SMITH Cll, INC. our 100th year 1953 Manufacturing the finest in heating. CHARLES C SCHWER Greetlng Carcls 165 Elm Street Westfueld Mass Tel 2938 L C Domkausas Prop BERKSHIRE LINOLEUM INC Floor Coverungs of All Kunds Installed and Malntamecl 159 Elm St Westfueld Mass UNION STREET MARKET Grocerres Meats Vegetables THELMA S CHAMBERS School of the Dance Odd Fellows Hall Phone 3296 or 2899 Best of Luck to The Class of 53 Southwnck Mass Phone 256 Compl I ments of BE LL SHO PS Westflelcl Mass JOHNSON'S NURSERIES KE LLOGG QUALITY BRUSHES For Every Household Need l87 Elm Street Westfneld Mass Compl lrnents 59 Elm Street R B POMEROY AGCY All forms of Insurance T2 Broad Street Westfueld Mass Te' 1634 W Look To Tomorrow Compluments of SISKA S ESSO SERVICE CENTER PHOENIX LUNCH Steaks and Chops Frued Chnclcen Our Specualty Plenty of Parknng Space ln The Rear HELEN S DRESS SHOP Formal Gowns Our Specualty 36 Whute Street Mrs Helen Sadowslcu Prop Telephone 970 A F y CINEMA CENTRE Visual Aids Equipment Camera and Photo Supplces Elm Street Westfneld Mass COMPLIMFNTS DR HAROLD J HOLLERAN of ' ' ' BRYAN HARDWARE co. ' ' JG ' OF i' SEEVE IHE S PAPER MIEES, I Mnlls at Westfield and South Hadley Falls Moss General Office Windsor, Conn WESTFIELD AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION WESTFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Westfield Motor Sales Inc Kenneth S Pease Inc Holcomb Motor Sales Ted s Auto Sales W H Fenton Healy Motor Sales Inc Wrllram Taylor 8: Son Frsk Motor Sales Markham Motors Durkm Motor Sales - . I . . v 1 ' a . , . Compl :ments WISIHHII lllll lllAllIlS ASSUCIAIIIIN Burelc Onl Co Knenl Coal Co Glodwun 8. Lcme Llffle Co-:1lC Westfield Cool Co SEARS ROEBUCK CO I our Om Slfp Sf oppmg Slore 44 MAIN STREET WESTFIELD MASS Cong 11111 1111 ffflll SUPREME RADIO INC R d1o and TLICVISI Salas md Scrvmnnf, 78 MAIN STREET Tel I68 Compliments AMERICAN ABRASIVE IIIIMPANY Wesffleld Moss of 9 ' o. fm 11 JH, 1 I ' I I ,I I .7 ' Popular and C!11.s.fi1'11Z RCCOVLIY 1 I A A 1 E 4 1 , A 'V - , . IATUNS Men s and Boys Outfntters Establlsl'1edl890 Wesffleld M655 KUTE KIDDIE SHOP ENDICOTT JOHNSON CHILDREN S OUTFITTERS 104 ELM STREET ualzly Merclmndue at Popular P zrer 36 ELM STRITT WESTFIELD MASS S19 19 F F Telephone 3223 occ for I e ntufe amzly Shovel and Crane Rentals Heavy Truclcrng WE Ill Excavatnng Contractor Bulldozers for Rental I6 Noble Ave Westfueld Mass 2024 1161 ' as lll. . M00 Comphmenfs of Illllkl SIUIIIII F J Rebsfock Offucaol GAMMADION Photographer 32 Elm Street Phone 429 BES74 WISHES COIIIPLIMIINTS to the from SENIOR TRI HI JR TRI HI Y hIJERSOh if Sons Inc ftched and Lzfhografhed Metal Products WESTFIELD, IIIQSS OF GRADUATING CLASS ' if 9 0 HAMPIIEN NATIUNM BANK 8 TRUST CU. of Westfield The Oldest Bank In Westfield Member of The F. D. l. C. CHAMP S Luncheoneffe ond Soda Founfam Next door to Glodwm 8. Lone 202 Elm Sf Tel 3395 For delncuous sondwlohos ond sundaes you are cordually mvlfed fo makea Sfop at CHAMP S LUNCH 50 Russell Rd Tel 3589 Wesffueld Mass A J Champagne Prop HESCOCK 81 JOHNSON S Phone 1135 CONRAD A METHE Blu Seal Fecdr Don! lc D1 nz nd Fe f P11 ma Chour Armour r Fnfzlzzerr P wllry Supplzer CHIX Tel 2317 77 MAPLE STREET WESTFIELD MASS Compl :ments DIRATS 8. COMPANY INC Indusfrual Research an Testmg Laboraforles Wesffleld Mass SOUTHWICK SERVICE CENTER Clarence W Hawley Dealer Complzmcntr of the SAYKIN FURNITURE CO DEPOT SQUARE WESTFIEI D MASS Phone 645 I II F ' ll J . , , ' ' II ll n ' d . I ' . , . o n I ' 1 MILK -- CREAM - EGGS SOUTHWICK, MASS. 0 ' 1 . 1 Aa 0 ' cz r - r' I' ' Y 1 J l l i I A S 4 4 4 WHII S V INDUSIRHS INC BATTI SONI LUMBER CO Buulders Supplnes Granville Road Southwuck Mass Te 8 Electrncal Supplnes Hardware Paints College Hrglwway Te 25 SAFFER COMPANY INC Scrap Iron 8. Metal 3 Depot Square Westfreld Mass ROGER E BUTLER Insurance and Real Estate 5 Court Street Westfueld Mass Telephone 270 J KITTREDGE CO INC 88 Elm St Nationally Known Watclwes for the Graduate Featurnng Bulova Elgun Benrus and Hamilton Fune Selectuon of Graduatmg Gufts Complete Lune of Greetong Cards RURAL GAS SERVICE INC Gas Service for Home beyond the Gas Lines Bottled Servuce Metered Service Andes Bengal and Glenwood Ranges Servel Refrngerators Automatnc Water Heaters I8 Elm Street Westfueld Mass Tel 36 D BONNINI Meats Groceries and General Merchandise Tel I8O Congamund Road Soutlwwrclc, Mass M. . ., . I. 3 ' l. 2 Compliments I- - - of ' - ' THE , I . I7 Compliments of MAIIUIIUIIIIII BIIIIIHIIIS IUMBIII IIII. 44 Broad St. Incorporated Phone 181, 182, 183 Westfield, Mass. COMPLIMENTS HEARN and COMPANY msn FURNITURE COLUMBUS BUILDING Fried Clams Fish Scallops DOUG SVARIETY SHOP Hood s Ice Cream Groceries Meats MORAWIEC BROS CITIES SERVICE STATION MECHANIC STREET Double S GH G een Swamp Days Monday Thursday A Iwcllrdo at the STUDIO BEAUTY SHOP for your glistening pleasure VOKO LEK S Wall Paper and Paint Phone 608 WESTFIELD NEWS ADVERTISER Incorporated Westfield Mass Tel 2115 Subscription SI 50 per year OF H I t - ' In 87 Meadow St. Westfield, Mass UANIlllS SUPER MARKET The Home of Better Foods II Frcmlclm Sf Wesffueld C0 plm nt: of WORONOCO SAVINGS BANK WESTFIELD CO OPERATIVE BANK WESTFIELD SAVINGS BANK 1 IHI LRXDIK s UI 3 PURITAN RESTAURANT S11 I7 M NS Compllmenis CUHIIAND BRINDING WHIIIS CURPURAIIHN C hesfer Masscc husefts 1 II II ' I CUUI5 I, YCQK m i e TO 'A 2 Q f TIL' T I95 NURAIII IIN S'l'RITIT'I' XY'If. fllll. . -I.xrm's Kuuf. I I ' j. of WEMETTE'S, INC. To Graduates ELM CYCLE 84 AUTO Nation-Wide Self Service Marker co' lVi.rbc.f you .fllffblf 171 your flllllfc' cndcmfon Headquarters for Sporring,Go0ds Columbia Bicycles 98 FRANKLIN STREET and Accessories Phone 1820 joseph R. Kvitslcy Wm. H, Yelinelc Tel. 772 Best Wishes To The Class of T953 DA C UN Complete Insurance Service lO2 Elm Street Westfield Mass MILL END STORE illxs XWo0lLns Riyons md Cotton Dress Goods 7 TI M STREFT WYSTI lfl D MASS BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 105 THE PARK THEATRE WESTFIELD MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY R V Wi c x Malcomb Wilcox Associate Westfield Mass 24 Sclwo PAVEL Radio 8 Television Laboratories ol St Tel 28l5 Westfied GSS VIH . CUll -Tl , 1 ii., . R' l I l . . ' l ,M Complnments NIIBII ANII CUIIIII IZIIMPANI Toy Drum Manufacturers Granville Massachusetts Since 1854 BILODEAU AND SON Florzrt Flowers for All Occaslons Tel 455 65 MONTGOMERY Complzmenlf of DR JOSEPH M PEPEK OSCAR RODIN M D Eye Ear Note and Tlaroai PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 80 ELM STREET S Telephone 243 W Wesr6eld Mass SKYLINE SERVICE STATION SUNOCO PRODUCTS Complain A1410 Repazrf fozurzq COLI ECE HICHWAY Tel Southwlck 147 RALPH M SIZER Regzfiercd Arcbztect Coopcmuve Bmk Bldg WESTFIELD MASS Compliment! of DR I. J MASSUCCO of I J. 'f ' U . T. Michael Francis, Prop. . ' ' I O I l l 0 0 I I I I . y A O O O COMPLIMENTS OF CLINE'S FISH MARKET Compliments of THREE SHARPS AND A FLAT Dance Band Tel. 2599 or 3564 COMPLIMENTS FLETCHER WONSON THE POPKO Insurance Agency Insurance and Real Estate 4 Franklin Street Westfneld Mass Ht If IIWIIIIILI 1 7 fU! TTYL' WESTFIELD ROTARY CLUB Greetungs To The Class of T953 from the RED OWL STOP IN Complunnents DONALD G BUCKLEY Optometrist I4 Day Ave OF DR. J. 'A' Crew of BILL 'n' BOB'S RESTAURANT Everyllaing in Good Tune ir SPRINGFIELD ROAD Phone 267 Success to the class of '53 PURITY MILK CO. 7 Dudley Ave. Westfield, Mass. I. RODRIGUEZ 8. SONS Confectionery Store 34 Franklin Street Cosey's Ice Cream PARKVIEW RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS DOC S SMOKE SHOP Wen eldr Tmerz Eatmg Place Drop In After The Cnme 3 MAIN STREET WESTFIELD MASS Phone 557 The Prescription Store CROTTY DRUG STORE LincoInD Sinclair P Ph ro 40 Elm Street Phone I9 Westfield Mass U S LINE COMPANY Quality Fishing Lines OF ir ' .' ',. .Pp. S'Ik, FI, B', ' ' out Casting Lines S Trop Rock Tel Wesffueld 630 Complumenfs WESTFIELD COLOR CENTER Glnclden Pom? Fine Wallpaper Arhsf Supplies Greefung Cords Qualify Toys 22 School Street Tel 747 We have been Compoundmg Prescnpnons For Over Sxxry Years T J DEWEY .Ir and CO 174 ELM STREET WESTFIELD M 699 or ASS Cnmpbmcrzzr r SCANLON 84 KANE, INC Maxon .sllflplltl Pam! H mfzz nc 778 TLM STREET WLSTEIEI D MASS FRED S O DONNELL 81 CO 3 COURT ST REI I Rcaltorf Rml ESIIIC and Insurm e Tcl 525 WEST FITI D MASS Phone SMITH FEED CO ll nfl more feeds Cement md Roohng WESTFIELD MASS COMPLIMFNT S PARKSIDE PARTS PARRSIDE AVENUE T el 579 JUHN . IANI ANU SON,INC. 0 I I ' of - K - GIHQSA Sgccls, Eclrtllizers ' A 150 I I - 1 , M I Tel. - - 698 H I OF 'E - 'f 17 ' ' 1 Compliments of WESTHHII HINERM IIIRECIURS Cusack Funeral Home Fnrflon Holluster Funeral Home Healy Funeral Home C omplzmentf THE GARDENS COLLEGE HIGHWAY SOUTHWICK Sundaer Tarty Sandwzcbef Ethel Barnes Prop Tel 248 JOSEPH H BLOCK D M D DIETZ BAKERY Fune Pastries and Decorated Cakes WOLFE BROS DAIRY Mzlk and Cream COE HILL ROAD SOUTHXWICK MASS COMPLIMI IN I 9 THE COFFEE DEN I of 0 0 v ' - Tel. 117-4 0 I o s o OF . . t Ztdydkd Zeal! gg Smce 1877 Amerltas FIRST Brcycle 'DN I STANDARD MODELS xv? ,g ' as L 7 -. N TANK MODELS 0 In Wx ' G P ' ,I A' LIGHTWEIGHTS XX ?-yy-A' I . I ' S ul-'53 f wfr 4 Vw STI 'W if VN COMPAX FOLDING BICYCLES BUY BICYCLES MADE IN YOUR HOME TOWN WESTFIELD at any of the followmg dealers COLUMBIA BICYCLES Elm Cycle 8a Auto Supply Co I5 Broad Street COLUMBIA BUII T BICYCLES The Brke Shop 20 Church Street Westheld Blcycles Dicks Bicycle Shop 338 Elm Street Rwmbler Brcycles Goodyear Servxce Store IO Broad Street Nragam Bltycles THE WESTFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY A5151 CFCVIHCU' Best Washes From STA lll Hllllll PllllllllClS Westfleld Mass Factorues at Easthampton Mass and London Ontarno Oragunatnng the Famous Stanley Hostess Party Plan Compliments of GENERAL CLEANING CO and WESTFIELD LAUNDRY Conveniently located at 82 Main St I NORMAN T ALDRICH General Insurance 97 Elm Street Westfield, Mass Tel 3llO ' COMPLIMENTS OF VITRIFIED WHEEL EMERYSIREET ir WESTFIELD, MASS. Tcl. 1080 COMPLIMENTS BLOCK SWOMAN S SHOP INC Known for Courfesy Quolnfy and Servuce WESTFIELD POLICE ASSOCIATION Wesffleld Moss Eosthcmpfon Moss i' SADIE C BARNES Provus Building E A JENSEN 3' SONS col.oNlAL CARD SHOP Bulldozer Dump 'Iruclf Shovel and Crane 5973156 Ctlfdj' and Glffj' APPLE GROWER 16 ARNOLD ST WESTFIELD MASS MAIN STREET GRANVILIE MASS T 1 1 Phone 2321 or 3151 6 88 I I OF Opficion WILLIAM N. HAMBLIN, M.D. IHI IIIISI IIIAIIIINIII IIANII III WISIIIIIIJ Congratularlons to C OMPLIMENTS The Graduate May ue ronlmue to rerve you mlb 0 GREETING CARDS SHEAFFER PENS BUKTON BILLFOLDS SIATIONLRY and KODAKS WESTFIELD WELDING CO R CONN 54 ELM STREET WESTFILLD MASS Walter A Gutowskx JACOBS THE FLORIST 243 Elm Street EDDIE S VARIETY STORE Te 85I W 40 School Street Westfneld Moss Tstxbllshed 1896 Telephone 997 C ff'I m'ff' f MAURICE CASEY, Inc Wholes 1IL 'md Rcmnl PRIFTI MOTORS MILK CREAM and ICI CRFAM 19 DUBOIS STREET WESTFIELD MASS OF ' ' . ur . pw 1 I - . i 1 M - R . . E R Compliments -'I of I I. - , . . A K 0 I , 5 1 4 4 7 ki. BEST WISHES Compliment: of from me oouGLAs cI.INIc, Inc. M. N. LANDAU STORE Weftfieldk Preferred Shopping 'A' 48 COURT STREET Center or Smart Sbopperf WESTFIELD MASS Compllmenfs of WARNER Sllllllll IIIIMPANY INC Wholesalers Plumbmg Hecfmg and lnclusfrucl Supplles 8 Barge Avenue Telephone 2476 2843 L H E L DRY CLEANING SERVICE Alteratmm and Repazrx Fnrr Remodeled and Repazred LM STREET WESTFIELD Tel 2525 MASS e COMPLIMENTS HUMPHREY S GARAGE Tzref Acccfforzer ALA Servtce General Repairing N Humphrey Prop 7122 GRANVILLE MASS EMARD S SHOE SERVICE ualzly and Dependabtlzty ADAMS NURSERY, INC ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS f , . 7 a ll ' ' ' ' II I I ET 'S , ' ' ' Tl.- , f I p . .. 0 Q Compliments of IHI IIISIIII MACHINE UIIMPANI JOHN T MAHER Of?Ice Supphes Arhleuc Equxpment Dealer m CORONA and ROYAL PORTABLE 'TYPEWRITERS 47 ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS Phone 984 Elecrrlcal Supplles Roofers Supp ICS Bullders Supplxes Sherwm Wxlllams Pamt S P E I S E R Harduare and Plumbzng Tel 2433 ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS G1 if Gamef Decomtzom ADVANCE WHIP AND NOVELTY CO , INC 330 ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS ALBIN R PALCZYNSKI AGENCY Infzmmce and Real Fatale LM STREET WESTFIELD MASS Tel 355 RICHARD C BAHLEDA Paznlmg and Decomfmg 26 BUSH STREET Tel 2048 W COMPLIMENTS OF PRECISION TOOL 8. MFG CO CHERRY STREET WESTFIELD MASS Tel 2392 U A , 33 E , . . , I. 350 I , . .f - - . y t W MH BlllllNl1l1l11 Nl? Plumbing and Heohng Confrocfors Rear 215 Elm Sfreef Westfield Moss Tel 1684 W WESTFIELD TOOL 81 DIE COMPANY NC Mmufwcrurers of Specml T001 Mach nary Tel 2494 55 57 ARNOLD STREET VVESTFIELD MASS Complzmenlx of DR JOHN PALLO C omplnnentx 0 JENSEN S MARKET Gf0Cef1e.I' Kind Pf01H.I'107lf.I' 54 PLEASANT ST WESTFIELD MASS Phone 2403 LESTER CAMPBELL A We9YHeld Tuner P11110 fzmed Regnlalcd Rcpured 178 W SILVER ST WTSTFIEID MASS TGI 221 J M GIBBONS SONS P C Nobbs Przp Phom 2651 CRANVII E MASS TEMPLETON DRUG STORE INC Tel 80 NORTH SIDE PHARMACY INC Tel 1380 E E. E. E A 0 , E 0 , . -1 .f 5 .' ' ' , ' :I f - , ' . 1 ' . , , I . . . Gauges, Iigf, Fixluref, Die! ' 1. i ' I O I ' . , f . I ' I u 1 . , . - O 1 . , . 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