Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)
- Class of 1955
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F iff- Y ? ?,- 'VX' Xi , -1, .-- ,,,i.'i:.. xr f X , X '- -w , -5 f -L ' 4' L ' - ff A 5' 2- Q 7 -gfff.-2 ' l ,L s Q A ,ni , , f 1, I , ' 5 A - - - 2 X - bi i W , X fig g f f i A- 1.1 N 'J 41 - X x fxi is Li- , 1 ,',:' 1 fi - 1 PN fP 'f-. i C X S Q 1 S54 -5-.Lf S K ,, -- 'zhzb K sgx4sxXZ7'Zg's'3Yx Y ZW' ff fx ' N ,NX xxx x '2 k , w san Hwb o eq T 0CguH FOREWORD The year 1955 marks the one hundredth annrversary of Westheld Hrgh School Much has been accompllshed smce the first secondary school of Westheld was founded rn 1855 By contrastmg the past and present we the Staff of the 1955 GAMMADION have trred to brrng back the past and preserve the present vs 1th thrs book of memorres Our GAMMADION IS a hrstory a hrstory of myths legends and actual events vuhxch wrll remam preserved rn our mrnds forever Although our part rn the hlstory of Westheld Hrgh School IS mrnor we apprecrate the chance we had rn attendrng thrs progressrve school Come along wrth us the Class of 1955 and help us celebrate the Centennral annrversary of Westheld Hrgh School wrth our 1955 GAMMADION BARBARA CAPAN Edztor m Clue 2 1 v 1 ' 1 r 4 9 s 1 V. . . 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V. 7 v n . s 1 Q SENTIMENTAL JOURN What a day' The sun shone brilliantly through the white laden clouds as one and all stirred from their blissful sleep in September 1952 To Older Folks this day was nothing special but just another autumn day but to a selected group of one hundred eighty odd students this was the day We eagerly started for our destination on Smith Avenue wh n low and behold a monster loomed up ahead' We stopped dead in our tracks only to learn from passerbys that this was to be our home for the next four years This was Westfield High School' On this day we had the pleasure to meet one of the finest persons at Westfield High School Class Sponsor Miss Myrtle I Pushor Somehow we managed to keep our heads above water during the following weeks We elected as Class Officers Barbara Capan President Pat Kondelka Vice Presx dent oanne Rockwal Secretary oan Lucas Historian white rose as our flower Being the Centennial Class we chose as our class motto Honor Non Honores The event of the year for most of us was the Freshman Sophomore Party a gala affair eyoyed by all The following fall we entered the school a little more confident and brave We were Sophomores' We elected Gail Weidhas as President Harry Lane as Vice Presi dent L11 Kelley as Secretary and Nancy Laudato as Historian Again we atteneded the Freshmen Sopho more Party which was a great success Another year was once again in sight as we hastily prepared for school the following September We were now upperclassmen and looked up to by the under classmen Again on October 1 195-4 we selected Class Officers Sally Aiken was elected President Dick Mlyer Vice President ohanne Rockwal Secretary Nancy Laudato Historian We were the first class to sell Community Birthday Calendars to raise funds On December 18th peals of excitement and shuffling were heard around the cor ridors The juniors had just received their class rings EY which were a new 3 D style Judy Reinert designed our banner which IS similiar to our school seal Miniature copies of the banners were sold to ruse funds for this extra special class Finally the big moment came for most of us The junior Senior Prom was held on Miy 1954 at the Armory We selected as Host and Hostess Harry Lane and Gail Weidhas After three years of waiting we the Class of 1955 now emerged as SENIORS Suddenly literature of various campaign slogans appeared in every nick and corner Finally the Class of 1955 selected their Class Officers President Peter Elefterakis Vice President Ronald Reopel Secretary Nancy Laudato Historian Anne Curran The Centennial year 1955 was ushered in and a new world loomed ahead of us We were kept qu1te titled Sentimental journey under the direction of Mrs Thelma Chambers Thomas Various committees were chosen such as the Ban quet Cap and Gown Gift and numerous un1or Senior Prom committees Sally Aiken and Wally Neff were selected by the Class as Host and Hostess The Prom this year was held on May 6 1955 Preparation for graduation was well under Way by this time and we sadly awaited the big night which was june 10th During the Senior Assembly a colorful spectacle was seen by students and teachers as one hundred eigthy two wet eyed Senlors slowly glided along the aisles The boys were clothed in blue gowns with a white tassle and the girls were arrayed in white gowns with a blue tassle Farewells to our friends and teachers were made and we the Class of 1955 proceeded along our destined paths Although we got out into the world as new recruits we certainly are not afra1d for we shall always place honor before honors remembering we were the Class of 1955 The Centennial Class ANNE CURRAN . . , I 4, ,, . 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'VA 1 'h A' 1 , - , y v 4 ' 1 1111 111.111y 11111115 1111111 1111151111 .11111 11111i11g 511111111 1R'1111'11 S1114 11.15 5111-111 1111 11111 1-11 . '-' 1 1.' 11 1141111 K' 111.1111 yC.lfS 111111' 13.155 .1111 wc .111 3411 11111 s1Ap.11.111 11'.11's. N1-11 L '1 'rf ' ' A I 1 1 . 1 L ' 1, p ' I' K 114 - 1 11, X ,Swami if X vc vi - t.s'9 ' ML. 0 f ' -.Q ff. if K ' 3 -, k 4 3 W W? 5 4' xv in VW. ra w. Q Q: J f 1 if HERBERT KITTREDGE DR. ABERNATHY A DR. CRUTSINGER W.H.S. 1855-1955 If the bricks of Westfield High School had the power of speech, they would re- late a very interesting history. W.H.S. has not always been in existence as thought by students who enter through its portals. In fact, it started as an Academy which was dedicated in 1800 by Rev. joseph Lathrup, Pastor of the First Church in West Springfield. Mr. Peter Starr was the first preceptor of the Academy. For fifty years, W'esteld Academy was the pride and joy of the town and was ranked as one of the nest academies in Massachusetts. It existed as an Academy for boys and private tutorship could be obtained by girls who wished higher education. But due to lack of endowment funds and from an increas- ing interest in public schools, it began to decline. When the town High School was es- tablished in 1855, the old Academy yield- ed to the fate which was rapidly overtak- ing its brother-academies. The first public High School was built at the present site of Intermediate School. This building served as the High School for seventy-five years until 1930, when a new Westfield High School was opened on Smith Avenue. Some of the prominent men who served as administrators of Westfield High School include: Mr. William A. Smith, 1855- l858g Mr. and Mrs. Clapp, 1858-18623 Mr. H. H. Bingham, 1862-1865gMr.C.D. Mills, 1864-18655 Mr. E. H. Booth, l866g Mr. Abner E. Gibbs, 1867-18823 Mr. Hen- ry Dame, 1883-18845 Mr. J. D. Welch, 1884-l886g W. M. McLaughlin, 1887- 18893 Mr. Herbert W. Kittredge, 1890- 19283 Dr. Thomas J. Abernathy, 1928- l94l, 1946-l947g Dr. George M. Crut- singer, 19-'15-l945g Mr. Ralph W. Haskins, 19-18-19553 Mr. G. Fred Ensworth, 1955 .. 6 l RALPH W. HASKINS G. FRED ENSWORTH DUTIES or A Pnmcumt- 7-L A ' X 2 - 4 .-1 Y 1 il ' ' 4 I vm- If-MW ULN' 1 1 ,' 1 fi 1 ' .BJU ADMINISTRATION JUNE DUKESHIRE Clerk Hall the small sweet cour tesxes of lxfe for smooth do they make the road of If Ste,-ne C1 FRED ENSWORTH PRINCIPAL bod hath gnven to a man that ns good ln hxs sxg,ht vusclom and knowledge and 0 Ecclesxastes 2 26 vws we J HOMER P GAMMONS d BETTY H VOGEL Gul ance Sczence A lxfe that moves to gra I cxous ends a lence p Unknown The most useful vxrtue IS Devs ey MAUREEN R PIECZARKA Clerk For your many courtesles we thank you Shakespeare I MUSIC ART DOUGLAS A WARD Superwfor Muna Dept Musxc IS the umversal lan guage of mankmd Longfellow 8 JAMES I' MCDOWELL Ar! Architectural Dfaumg A plcture IS a poem wlth out words Confuclus ,af I ' , 0 A 'C xl If . I, V V I :Q ' l Y '-'4 . Q 1 'Y , I A 'ef' , ' - A . A ' . I . S. .T . ENGLISH CARLTON GUILD Head Englzrb Department A man of letters amongst MARGARET SHEPARD men Of the World MARGARET r LEARY Englub Maca'-113V Englnh And gladly would she In the lrterary as well as learn and gladly teach fashlonable world Canterbury Tales Mason GEORGE S WALLIS jumor Englub Burznen' Trammg Matbematzcr The cares of the world cannot wergh h1m down Unknown ANNA E KEEFE En glub It s nrce to be natural when one s naturally nxce Unknown AGNES I ENGLISH Englzrb Humnlrty 1 the solxd foundatron of all the vrr tues Unknown FRANCIS E SUTCLIFFE Englzrh Geography An mner glow of complete happmess makmg her shme for everyone Unknown LANGUAGES LOUISE F. SAWYER French Let us choose the harder right instead of the easier wrong, and never to be con- tent with a half truth when the whole can be won. - Wheat. .QA A .v Va lik, i f 'wg' isg dw: f' A' 39? 'I .fr - E7 27 f I . H. NORTON JONES Department Head Work is the best narcotic. - Molnar. HELEN I. KITTREDGE Head, Modern Language Department Study is reflective think- ing. -Mr.MacNulty. SOCIAL STUDIES RACHEL RIPLEY S panirh, Latin Earnest in all endeavors. -Unknown. Al ROBERT E. LAMITIE U. S. H irtory, Problemr We cannot make a heaven in our own country and leave a hell outside. - Attlee. FRANCIS M. MCMAI-ION World H irtory I may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. - Voltaire. DONALD E. MARSHALL Problem: . . . testing whether that nation or any nation can so endure . . -- Lincoln. 0 ,audi MARY A. COFFEY World History, Geography Over all nations is hu- manity. -Smith. MATHEMATICS LAWRENCE W SCHMELZINGER Matbemancs Geometry All men desxre by nature ro know Arrstotle WILLIAM J AHERN Sczence Never desparr, but nf you do, work on rn despaxr Burke JACOB MOSSER GEORGE E ALDRICH Algebm Geommy Head Malbematzcr Dept The prrce of greatness 15 responsxbrllty Knowledge IS power Churchill Emerson SCIENCE MARGUERITE A MURPHY Biology General Sczence To be trreless of splrlt and faxthful at work IS kmg Cl'8. I Confucrus J LOWELL WILLIAMS Sczence are readmg the first verse of the hrst chapter of a book whose pages are m fimre Unknown fm: x. , rf . , . I RAYMOND H MACNULTY Head of Deperlmem Cbemutry Phyncs He ns truly great that ns lmle nn hlmself and :har maketh no account of any hexght of honors Kemprs , 15 3 I sh 'I ,9- - 0 If if . fic- ' ERNEST F. MORRILL Head of Deparlment Action follows convic- tion. - Unknown. COMMERCIAL l -vxfs. GERTRUDE M, BELYEA Stenography, Office Practice If you have knowledge, others light their candles AGRICULTURE from ir. -U k . n Down HARRIET M. HOFFMAN F ll f d . INDUSTRIAL ARTS neg ifshffice an Sweet X ARTHUR R. FRELLICK - Unknown. MYRTLE l. PUSHOR Typing, Stenography An inner glow of complete happiness making her shine for everyone. - Unknown Agricullure -H . EDWARD G. SCHUBE e is a man worth know- I ing Wallin Induftrial Arn -Unknown In his heart lodges all things. GORDON D. SPENCE -- Unknown. Mechanical Drawing, Malh. Humor is the harmony of h h A U D I O - I e can -Unknown. V I S U A L A I D S L I B R A R Y LADOYT K. TEUBNER Audio- Visual A idx Whatsoever thy hand find- eth to do, do it with thy might. Unknown. ELAINE VANNOSTRAND Librarian Gentle of speech, benen cent of mind. Unknown. Oh 1 fax if' 7' L. U. ONSUMER'S EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION ly is 1? A YU? . XI L ' 3 , T if V J L N . ,Q . . G . M. R Ji t ies: ' A f.-1 1 xt R ' Ears FRANCIS J. ROSSO He tackled the thing that couldn't be done and with vim and a vigor he did it. - Unknown. l WILLIAM R. JENKINS Play up, play up, and play the game. Newbolt. 'I CATH She is a ERINE QUINN RUSSELL leader of leaders - Unknown HOUSEHOLD ARTS Ge0g'f'P'W DRIVER EDUCATION JOHN J. MACKAY C omumeff Education Greatness comes only from knowledge. - Unknown. Art is a higher type of knowledge than experi- CONSTANCE TRELA ence. Skill to do comes of do- - Unknown' mg. -Unknown. MR. BARNES MR. CONNOR MR. O'CONNER MR. SULLIVAN 3 ' -. . -5- .g : . Q , W-f1Z12LEXw..111'.2v'-'. g ,Q 5,Lgfs-Psbras''w1g::.::f:21:-. - 0 'i11Qn3fYi31?--:1f:f::ff537f3E:f:. I .i ii asm' :.,.k.5.: .:,v'.-,.-R-..:,-l.-,Qt 3'1:,w. :3' ai. mfr.-5:2-:Qs-z-::fI::-1 ' - '1 JOHN W. CRONIN Valor consists in the power of self-recovery. ELINOR J. WEISSBROD -Emerson- For your many kindnesses and hard you. work we thank - Unknown. 13 FACULTY SNAPS 'V-I N , ' Y 5 ,H 4 i' Qiflf ' x . , w x A I , 4, N I- xwql ixNXw N xx Wm 'lm 3 1 I:i,.. ,. .R --AXQXXW Wav N. ..xx X RWM Qx ww ,xxx K .meeiezwwm m ! NmW. wwxzacaaww W .AW Sw AW xmuxxw v'NRRw ' Kmxvsrigwmkwm wnmwm v ' .lnulllllltkmxxxxsfuw ll gf +3 .39 F5 Ayiv' ' I f fxwv1fffff7'-gf Q ,' 4 9 i fzli I 4 Q 1 4' Q V5 Z N . Xx X, , Tr 'V Q5 -x X gm? ' X f , ly f .Q S XW -I MERRY JANE AGAN Mer AJ merry nr lhe day ir long. Business: Home-room Sec. 1, Home-room Lt. 2, Red Cross Rep. 1, 23 Student Council 2: Glee Club 2g Class Play Comm. 1, 2: Ring Comm. 33 Cheer- leader 3, 4: Banquet Comm. 4g Sr. Minstrel 2: Sports Award 2, 35 Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Haven 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert 2: Typing Award 3: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Assistant 4. Favorite Expression: Ya don't know, do ya? SARAH E. AIKEN ..Sauy,. She may he Jmall, but oh, Jo meet. College: Flower 8a Color Comm. 1: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1: Girls' Sports 1: Gam- madion 2, Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4: Home-room Capt. lg Home- room Lt. 2, 3: Service Re- corder 3, 4, Magazine Drive Capt. l, 2, 3: Sr. Minstrel 25 Ring Comm. 3: Class Pres. 33 Student Council 3, 43 Prom Dec. Comm. 31 Prom Usher 3: Graduation Marshal 3g Cheer- leader 3, 4, Glee Club 4: Older Girls' Conference 3: Hi Haven 4, Student Council Convention 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: EEKS! EEKS! ANN ELIZABETH ALLYN Ann An amiable dirporition has she. College: Jr. Women's Club 43 Cammadion Club's Editor 4: Girls' Sports 3g Red Cross Alt. lg Home-room Sec. 13 Fresh.- Soph. Party Comm. 25 Gover- nor's Day Rep. 45 Glee Club 4. Favorite Expression: Hey Carolyn! You get your French done yet? PAULINE MARIE AMLAW Butchie Life is what you make it. General: Library Club 4gGir1s' Sports 2. Favorite Expression: Let's do it. DAVID G. ANDERSON ..DaVe., To .fpeah to him if to know hir character, for all he has are good wordrf' College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1: Prom Refresh. Comm. 3: Glee Club 4g Dra- matic Club 4. Favorite Expression: Hallelu- jam LYNN W ANDERSON Knou ledge 1: pou er College Glee Club l 2 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Pro Meri to 4 Class Play 1 Favorite Expression I dont know . Sh YY -hr MICHAEL ARENSTAM Mike There if no angel with red hair. College: Class Plays 1, 2, 4g Tennis l, 2, 3, 43 Ski Club 1, 43 Visual Aids 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 43 Treasurer 5, 43 Caf. Stall 43 Pro Metito 43 Vice Pres. 43 Glee Club 43 Home- room Capt. 43 Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Eh . . . CAROLYN E. AVERY Punky So faifhful to her friends and good lo all. College: Girls' Sports 1, 23 Home-room Capt. 53 Cap and Gown Comm. 43 Banner Comm. 53 Pro Metito 43 Li- brary Club 43 Press Club 33 journalism Class 4. Favorite Expression: Hey Ann! Did you do your French yet? ANTHIA A. BALABANIS Ant She ir one of our start. General: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 13 Prom Music Comm. 33 High Haven 43 Gift Comm. 4g Tri-Hi 4. Favorite Expression: Oh no! HENRY ALFRED BARTON Hank Here it a man lo hold again!! the u'0rld, to match the moun- tainr and the rear. College: Debating Club l, 2, 3, 43 Pro Metito 43 Dramatic Club 43 lst prize Herbert W. Kittridge Poetry Contest 3g lsr prize Time Magazine Award 3. Favorite Expression: Va Va Voom! JOAN BASHISTA Joanie To lengthen lo the lar! a funny mood. Business: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 High Haven 5: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 23 Prom Program Comm. 33 Home-room Lt. 1. Favorite Expression: Hey! PRISCILLA BEAN Beany Her hair it like threadr of gold. Business: Girls' Sports 13 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1, 2g Class Play 23 Prompter 13 Press Club 2, 33 Junior Calendar3 Election Club 4. Favorite Ex ression: For cr h P Y- ing out loud! 5 ,rp Ja , . 'l v r C. X 64e- ww 1, ID 4. N-4 . 49 2 ELIZABETH A. BEMBEN Liz Long may rush goodnerr lan. College: Dramatic Club 43 Gammadion 43 Flower 8: Card Comm. 2, 3, 43 Service Recorder 33 Pro Merito 4g Per- fect Att. 1. Favorite Expression: That's the breaks! ERIC W. BODENDORF Silence ir an anrzver lo a wire man. College: Visual Aids 2. Favorite Expression: Huh? ELSIE THERESA BOWDEN Elly A mind al peace wizh all. General: Girls' Sports l, 23 Glee Club 13 Dramatic Club 45 Assembly 4. Favorite Expression: I don't know. ROSE PATRICIA BRADLEY Patsy I'1fe taken my fun where 1,116 found it. Business: Girls' Sports 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 jr. Women's Club 43 High Haven 4. Favorite Expression: Do-ah Da-ah! CAROL ANN BRESSANI Carrie A light heart liver long. Business: Home-room Capt. 1, 2: Girls' Sports 13 Junior Cal- endar: Fresh,-Soph. Party Comm. l, 23 Tri-Hi l, 2, 5, 43 Home-room Sec. 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Pro Merito 4g Service Recorder 13 Sec. to Mr. Teubner 4. Favorite Expression: It all de- penclsf' DORIS K. BRITTON Bricks Good perronality ir the main highway to ruccer.f. College: Transferred from Keene High School, N. H. in junior year. Tri-Hi 53 Glee Club 4g Dramatic Club. Favorite Expression: Tally- Ho! JAMES EDWIN BROWN uhm., I come and go ar I plearef' General: RAYMOND P. BRZOSKA ..Ray., Life ir 4 jert and all thing: :how it. General: Football I, 2, 3, 45 Banquet Comm. 45 Home-room Lr. 4. Favorite Expression: 'iHit 'em harder! JOSEPH WALTER BUREK ..JOe.. Who'ere excel: in what we prize, hecomer a hero in our eye:. College: Home-room Capt. 33 Prom Dec. Comm. 35 Boys' State Delegate 35 Pro Merito 45 Treasurer 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Going down to Friendly's, Ron? MARY FRANCES BURKE Mar Born with a gift of laughter. College: Morto Comm. .25 Fresh.-Soph. Fatt Comm. 15 Home-room Sec. 3, 45 Tri-Hi I, 2, 3, 45 High Haven 3, 45 Library Club 15 Personals Rep. 1, 2, 3, 45 Election Club 25 Prom Dec. Comm. 35 Journal- ism Class 4g junior Calendarg Class Play Comm. 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, Yea? VIRGINIA LOUISE BURT Ginny I helieve a laugh should he 4 good laugh. Business: Fresh.-Soph. Parry Comm. lg Personals Rep. 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play Usher 15 Tri- Hi I, 2, 3, 45 Home-room Lt. Ig Home-room Sec. 33 Prom Dec. Comm. 3: High Haven 3, 45 Typing Award 35 Class Play Comm. 1. Favorite Expression: What l'm trying to say is . . LESLIE MERTON CAMP Sonny I take thingr as they come- easy. General: Favorite Expression: Man! 1 KN. 'Dr li? U X v. I.- X s GERALD A. CANTERBURY Squirrel Never 4 dull moment. General: Basketball Mgr. 1, 2g Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3: Hockey Mgr. lg Track Mgr. 1: Glee Club 4g Home-room Lt. 3, 4: Rifle Club lg Class Play 1: Prom Dec. Comm. 3: Fresh.- Soph. Party Comm. 2: Sr. Min- strel 2: Magazine Drive Capt, 2. Favorite Expression: Man! BARBARA J. CAPAN Barb Nothing rucceedi like Juanes. College: Class Pres. 1: Student Council 1, 2g Press Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council Convention l, 2, Motto Comm. 2: Class Play Lead lg Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1, 23 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Service Award 35 Pro Merito 43 Banner Comm. 3: Gammaclion Editor-in-chief 43 Class Play Comm. 2: Girls' State Rep. 3, Prom Refresh- ment Comm. 31 Service Recorder 2. 31 Magazine Drive Capt. 31 Junior Calendar, High Haven 4, Tri-Hi l, 2, 4g jr. Women's Club 4g Athletic Award 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. Journalism Class 4: As- sembly 2, 4, Sr. Minstrel 4. Favorite Expression: Oh no! l'm embarrassed! LYNWOOD C. CEHLAR in joe Everyone if u geniur, at leur! once a year. Agriculture: Track 3, Football l. ROBERTA L. CHAMPAGNE Betta The good and u'iJe lead quiet liver. General: Favorite Expression: Thar's the way the ball bounces. JOHN A. CHISTOLINI Bert The godr aluvzyf favor the strong. General: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Baseball lg Home- room Capt. 1: Home-room Lt. 2: Decorating Comm. Fresh.- Soph. Party 2. Favorite Expression: I know you like me. CARL DONALD CLINE Fish His businen if pleasure, hir work ii play. General: 'Football lg Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Flower and Card Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: O.K. Rats! Get out of my chair! f fa I K i ' , A. ., , l X. Egg ,S 4' 'ix' .Q 1' Nw. in 1' Q, DONALD E. CLOWES Don For every uhy, he har a wherefore. College: Track 2, 43 Glee Club 4. Favorite Expression: Heyl JUDITH E. CONANT ..Judy,. Ar .rhe thinkelh in her heart, .ro rhe ix. General: jr. Red Cross 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Jr. Woman's Club 4. JOAN EMILIE CONDEL oanie Oh, make ur happy and you make ur good. General: Girls' Sports 1, 23 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 13 jr. Woman's Club 4g Class Play Comm. 2. Favorite Expression: Oh-oh! Cop car! J CAROLYN LEE COYNER Little Iodine 'Triendrhip ir a Jhelterirzg tree. College: Transferred from Ce- dar Rapids, Iowa in Junior year. jr. Woman's Club 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, really! IRENE F. CUNNINGHAM Fuzzy 0, thou art fairer than the evening air, Clad in the heauty of a thourana' Mars. College: Home-room Lt. I, 23 Sec. 33 Service Recorder 13 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 23 Tri-Hi I, 2, 43 Girls' Sports I, 23 Personals Rep. 33 Prom Dec. Comm. 3: Red Cross Rep. 23 High Haven 13 Sr. Minstrel I, 23 journalism Class 4. rr ANNE MARIE CURRAN Annie Bury as a hee. College: Dramatic Club 3, 43 Sec. 43 Debating Club 2, 4g Press Club l, 3, 43 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 13 Motto Comm. I3 Band 13 Music Festival lg Home-room Sec. 2, 3g Election Club 2, 43 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Award 1, 23 Prom Program Comm. 33 Graduation Usher 33 Gammadion 2, 43 Ass't. Ed. 43 W.M.L.S.P. 3g Cap adn Gown Comm. 43 Tri- Hi 33 Pro Merito 43 Jr. Wom- an's Club 43 Caf. Staff 2, 3, 4g Ski Club I, 3g Ass't. Gym Instr. 4g Class Historian 4. Favorite Expression: Can you imagine? tk U J , Fa X... I V : xg 'rits 4' -el-Y. - JOSEPH JAMES DALTON ..JOe.. A little Wil bar pleared me more llaan half. 1 diflzft come to learn, I came to laugh. General: High Haven 4: Foot- ball 1: Track 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Squirrel, got the apples? ' LOUIE GEORGE DAVIO Weegi Never do loday uloat you can do tomorrow. General: Home-room Lt. 2. Favorite Expression: I clidn't do it. RONALD PAUL DAVIS Ron To lore the game beyond the prize. General: Home-room Capt. 3, 4, Baseball lg Football l, 5, 4g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Nor to- night, joe, I got a date. JOANNE CLARA MARIE DEJKUS NJC.. The faire Jo meet, tbe u'ord.r 50 fair. General: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Gam- madion 3, Dramatic Club 3: Election Club 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Press Club 35 Jr. Woman's Club 45 Banquet Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Honest- ly! FLORENCE IRENE FRANCES DESMOND Flo Alu'a-'ir Jmilirzg, alzuzjyr been- General: Girls' Sports lg Elec- tion Club 2: Glee Club 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, I clon'r know. NANCY G. DICKINSON Nance Thou who hurt the fatal gift of beauty. College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Tri-Hi 1, 2: Library Club 4: Gift Comm. 4: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: jr. Woman's Club 43 Graduation Usher 5. Favorite Expression: How nice! ROBERT JAMES DUGA Bob Deeds, :ml words. College: Football 1, 2. Favorite Expression: XWow! JOSEPH R. DURKIN Durk I am 41 rerzeuarle laughing at lun-5 and ruler. General: Home-room Lt. 2: Capt. 2: Football 2, 5: Track 2: Flower and Card Comm. 1, 2. Favorite Expression: What do you say there? PETER J. ELEFTERAKIS Pete A lillle rzonrerzre non' anal Ibm, ir relirbed by the ber! of men, College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1: Class Play 1, 2: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: Pres. 41 Visual Aids 1, Z, 3. 4: Cap and Gown Comm. 4g Banquet Comm. 41 Class President 4. Favorite Expression: Big deal! JOHN TAYLOR ENSIGN John The rpirit ir u'illir1g. General: Band 1, 23 Track 3. 4: Football 4. Favorite Expression: Maybe.' FREDERICK COOLEY FITZGERALD, JR. Fitzy The pau er of lhonglyt- the zzzrzgir of the mimlf' College: Track 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Debating Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Band 3, 43 Prom Music Comm. 5: Election Club 2, 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, for crying in the sink! BARBARA F. FRASKA Barb Gentle in manner, H7711 in reality. General: Tri-Hi 43 Service Recorder 45 Jr. XWoman's Club 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 71,41 Glee Club 1. Favorite Expression: Call me if you have time. if-f-vf 'R 'Q y. .ii K lS XXS1 'sf ' Q' Qif cj HUQSIK R Q mg +777 YV 77,1 L X ,, W Q A x X x il K. -ow: G ill' I ' SJ WX 1 an RICHARD L. FOWLER Dick Rats Boy, of all hearty, are mort dlmfllll to manage. College: Basketball I, Za Track 53 Home-room Capt. 2, 33 Lt. S3 Flower and Card Comm. I3 High I-laven 43 Hi-Y 4. Favorite Expression: What cha' gonna do tonight? RICHARD E. FRIGON Ike Bsu'are.'I may yet be famous. General: Red Cross Rep. I3 Flower and Card Comm. I, 23 Football 5. Favorite Expression: Never Hotchi! SAVINO A. GAIONI Junie ll bi .rlmlzltl ilu' .ltr il bare all Ilwe goml ll171L'5,T' General: Flower and Card Comm. 2, 33 Football 4. Favorite Expression: Fm hun- RIN., --1 THOMAS PETER GANNON Tom In erefy ar! if if gona' Io hare a marterf' College: Band I, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 43 All State Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Class Play I, 2. 43 Acting Award 23 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 23 Pro Merito 4. Favorite Expression: Gee, Dad! It's a Remington! CECILE IRENE GIORGI Ceil Live, lore, laugh, and be happy. General: Student Council I, 23 Class Play Comm. I, 23 Fresh.- Soph, Party Comm. 23 Girls' Sports I, 2, 3, 43 Tri-I-Ii I, 2, 5, 43 High Haven I, 2, 3, 43 Home-room Lt. 23 Capt. 3, 43 Banker I3 Service Re- corder I3 Caf. Staff 23 Gam- madion 43 Sr. Minstrel 2, 43 Ass't. Gym Instr. 43 Student Council Convention I. Z3 Ath- letic Award I, 2, 3, 43 junior Calendar. Favorite Expressionz Oh, yea? ELLIOTT GLICKMAN Lefty AJ mgrleriour ar .steel and flint College Transferred from For est Park jr High Springfield Mass in Sophomore year Track 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 favorite Expression You don t know do you? Bonnet? E 'ti-es JOHN F. GLYNN, JR. Jack AJ be ibinketh in bi! laearl, Jo ir he. College: Gift Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Indubi- tablyf' JACQUELINE D. GOMES Jackie HappineJr Jeemi made lo be shared. General: Favorite Expression: Holy Mackerel! RICHARD A. GREENE, JR. Dick 'The rearon firm, the tempemle will. General: Ring Comm. 33 Home-room Capt. lg Football 2, 3: Junior Calendar. Favorite Expression: That's the way the ball bounces. BARBARA H. GREENIER Barb The tricked are always Jurprired to End ability in the good. Business: Favorite Expression: I can see it all now! GORDON HARRY HALLA Harry Happy am l,' from care I'm freer lV'lJ,1' arerft they all contented like me? College: Rifle Club lg Ski Club lg Visual Aids 2, 3, 4g Journal- ism Class 4. Favorite Expression: We've got it knocked! E' El ll 51 :- r RICHARD B. GooDN1ss E : ig All Pete Laugh um! the :world laughr 4 V ' with you. lf General: Football 2: Red Cross l . ,i 4 I Rep. 2. 2' D 1, 1 25 -461 - ' ROBERT JOHN HALLBERG Bob Then fan L'01I!j1l6l' N170 belicre Ibey ran. College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 21 Football l, 2, 3, 4g journalism Class rig Visual Aitls 2, 5, 43 Track 4. Favorite Expression: That's the breaks. JOAN EILEEN HANSEN joanie The niildcrl mfzrlrlerr amz' line gentler! heart. General: Red Cross Rep. 3. Favorite Expression: For cry- ing out loud! GORDON T. HARDY Gordy A man uifb rm trrmlzferf' General: Favorite Expression: W'ell! l'll be dipped! RICHARD W. HARDY Dick BlerJir1,Q on him who inrentezz' Jleepf' General: IRENE ANNE HEBDA lzzic A good friend if long re111w11bcfrmf. General: Favorite Expression : Man! ROBERT LESLIE HEBERT Bob To eat, and to drink and to be merry. General: Hockey lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, drop dead! SALLY EILEEN HEPBURN Sal Il if better to :rear out than to nut out. General: Glee Club l, 2, 43 Press Club 1, 2, 3: Gammatlion -1gTri-Hi 2, 3. 4: High Haven 33 jr. Womans Club 4: Serv- ice Recorder 1, 2, 39 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 Home- room Lt. 33 Caf. Staff 3. Favorite Expression: That's real gone! LORRAINE M. HOOK Peanuts And laughter holding both her rider. General: Red Cross Rep. 1. Favorite Expression: Cream- ers! JUDITH ANN HOLT Judy May you nerer change exrep! in name. General: Flower anti Card Comm. lg Class Play Comm. 2: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 2: Girls' Sports 2: Tri-Hi 5, 4: High Haven 3, 43 Banner Comm. 31 Home-room Lt. 31 Prom Usher 53 Prom Dec. Comm. 3g Service Re- corder 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, well . . JOHN ALLEN JACK Jack Men, like lmllelr, go farther! uhen they are fmoolherlf' College: Hi-Yg Home-room Lt. 4. Favorite Expression: I-Iuh? HOLLY A. JOHNSON Oh, It hut u thing lhir learning ix. College: Debating Club l, 2, 33 Tri-Hi l, Z, 31 Girls' Sports 3: Dramatic Club 3. Favorite Expression: Man, that's a drag! ANTOINETTE HELEN KANTNIK i-Toni-, A ml rhe um fair ar il the fore in May. General: Glee Club 23 Press Club 1, 2: Library Club 2: Home-room Capt. l, 2: Con- cert 2g Prom Refresh. Comm. 5: Dramatic Club 33 Girls' Sports 2: Tri-Hi 4. Favorite Expression: Gee, KATHRYN L. KELLY Lil Alu'ayr willy a word of uit. College: Class Secretary 2: Home-room Lr. 2g Sec. lg Press Club lg journalism Class 4: Class Play Comm. 23 Fresh.- Soph. Party Comm. 21 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3. 4g Pro Merito 4g Gammadion 43 Magazine Drive Capt. 2, 31 Junior Calen- dar: Tri-Hi 41 Jr. Woman's Club 4: High Haven 4: Glee Club l, Z: Gym. Instr. 4. Favorite Expression: It's a gasser! NANCY ALLEN KELSO Nan The only tray 10 har e a friend ir to be one. General: Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: My word! RICHARD LUCIEN KELSO Dick Take if from me. belt got llve goorfrf' Agriculture: Rifie Club lg Fu- ture Farmers ol America 2, SQ Football lg Track 5. Favorite Expression: How 'bout that? THOMAS E. KENNEY Tom To be rather lban to realm. College: Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 4 CHARLIE C. KENYON, JR Charlie Thou arf the man. College: Home-room Sec. 2 Pro Merito 41 Personals Rep' a. Favorite Expression: Shad dup, Hardy! GARY KENYON Gary A Iiltfe madzlerr in the Spring, If uholerome even for the Ixmg General Favorite Expression: When I ' if gragidate . . Q-Q Lg .gen 12' , y Ww -3 l iz u g' ri. 611 5 'Q Epi ,ar . vi xi eff- X 3 v sea:- , ...Q wifi? apr' PATRICIA D. KONDELKA Pat A u-iffy :roman ir a treamref' College: Glee Club l, 2, 4: Concerts l, 21 Class Vice Presi- dent lg High Haven 3, 4: Hoom-room Lt. l, 2: Capt. 33 Tri-Hi 43 Girls' Sports lg Sr. Minstrel lg Jr. Woman's Club 4: Older Girls' Conference 53 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. l, Favorite Expression: What's cooking? JOAN MARIE KROM joanie Dignity if like a perfume: thore who are it are .rcarcely conrriour of it. Business: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Home-room Record- er lg Service Recorder 2, 45 Tri-Hi 2: Typing Award 3: Magazine Drive Capt. 3: Jun- ior Calendarg Gammadion 43 Pro Merito 4. Favorite Expression: Well . . HELAINE ANN KUHN Kuhnie An ounce of mirth ir worth a pound of rorrowf' General: Library Club 3: Tri- Hi 4: Girls' Sports l, 25 Dra- matic Club 4: jr. Woman's Club 4: Banquet Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, stop! 29 CHESTER N. KUZNICKI Chet I make the mort of all that comer And the leart of all that goes. College: Rifle Club lg Glee Club lg Class Play 2: Gamma- dion 2, 3, 4: Debating Club 2, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Pro Merito 4: W.M.L.S.P. 5, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4g Boys' State 3. MARIE ELLEN KVITEK Marie A great big Jmile, a heart full of fun: a loyal friend to everyone. Business: Girls' Sports l, 2, 3: Flower and Card Comm. lg Personals Rep. 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, well . . HARRY CLIFFORD LANE Hank Full well they laughed, with counterfeited glee, at all hir joker, for many a joke had he. College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Class Play 23 Class Vice President 2: Student Coun- cil 3: Prom Host 33 Home- room Lt. 2, 5: Capt. 4: High Haven 4: Hi-Y 2, 4: Football I, 2, 33 Track 2, 33 Graduation Usher 3: Honorary Host to Governors Day 4. Favorite Expression: Some- day-Pow! il 2 NANCY T. LAUDATO Nance All heaven condensed into two eyes. Business: Home-room Banker 13 Capt. 2, Sec. 4: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1, 2: Class Secre- tary 3, 4: Historian 2: Maga- zine Drive Capt. 2, 3: Class Play Comm. 2, Press Club 2: Prom Refresh. Comm. 35 Ring Comm. 3g Junior Calendar: Gammadion 4: Pro Merito 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Favorite Expression: Sure! JOHN STANLEY LIS jack No handsome man is really poor. College: Transferred from St. Mary's High in junior year. Baseball 3, 4: Co-Capt. 4: Bas- ketball 3, 43 Capt. 4, Football 4: Prom. Dec. Comm. 33 Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Journal- ism Class 4. Favorite Expression: Shut up! DAVID EDWARD LITKE Yosh He is quiet, he is shy, hut see the devil in his eye. College: Favorite Expression: M-m-m JOAN ANN LUCAS Luckie The more mischief, the hetter sport. Business: Class Historian 1: Flower and Color Comm. lg Fresh,-Soph. Party Comm. 1: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3. Favorite Expression: That's rarel! CAROL ANN MACKAY Mac Kay Skill to do comes of doing. Business: Press Club 2: Girls' Sports 2, 35 Library Club 33 Gym Assistant 4. Favorite Expression: Hey Auk! You want an apple? CAROL ANN MANN Cam We have heen friends together In sunshine and in shade. General: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Older Girls' Conf. 2: Home-room Sec. 3, Flower and Card Coinm. 25 Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Prom Dec. Comm. 3: Glee Club 1: Dramatic Club 4, Jr. Woman's Club 4, High Haven 3. Favorite Expression: That's a laugh and a half!! RICHARD MARCOULLIER Rick Whal's the ure of hurrying, I'll get there. General: JEAN YVONNE MARTEL Jeanne Meet her and you naturally like her, General: Red Cross Rep. 1: Girls' Sports 2: Tri-Hi 3, 4: High Haven 3: Jr. Woman's Club 4: Sr. Minstrel 2. Favorite Expression: Cuz' why? MAXINE S. MASON Max A conrtanl friend ir a lhing rare and hard to find. College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1, 2: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3: Class Play Comm. 2: Glee Club 2: Home-room Capt. 2, 3: Lt. 4: Jr. Woman's Club 4: Gamma- dion 4: Magazine Drive Capt, 3. Favorite Expression: Gee, that'll be gay! LAWRENCE S. MAXWELL Max Between jen and earnerl. College: High Haven 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Football 1, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Caf. Staff 4. Favorite Expression: Come on you guys!! NANCY ANNE MAYHEW Nancy A runny dirporilion ir the very soul of Jurcerrf' Business: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 2, 3: Red Cross Rep. 1: Alt. 2: Home-room Banker 1. Favorite Expression: That's the breaks! JOAN MARY MCDONALD Mick Laugh when we murt, be candid where we can. Business: Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Gammadion 4: Red Cross Rep. 1, 2: Awards Assembly: Pro Merito 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: You wanna make a bet on that? 1 RUTH ANN MEAGHER Ruthie Her eyer are the mirror of ber foul. General: Home-room Capt. lg Girls' Sports lg Sr. Minstrel 2g Tri-Hi l, 2, 4: Fresh.-Soph, Party Comm. 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 4g Prom Usher 3: Flower and Card Comm. 4: High Ha- ven 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Bill's meeting me! RICHARD SNOW MEYER Dick 'The devil ir a gentleman. College: Rifle Club lg Track 2, 4g Home-room Capt. 2g Class Vice President 3: Prom Dec. Comm. 3: Ring Comm. 3: Prom Usher 3g Graduation Usher 3: Hi-Y 3, 45 High Ha- ven 3, 4. Favorite Expression: O.K., if I have the car tonight. BARBARA J. MIHOUSKI Barb Virtue alone ir happiner.r. Business: Favorite Expression: All right, already! ! WILLIAM A. MIKUSKI Bill Then he will talk-good godr, hou' be will talkfu College: Sr. Minstrel 1, 2. Favorite Expression: Some- body goofed!! KAY HENRIETTA MILAR ..Kay.. Wit ir the ralt of con11er.fation. Business: Home-room Capt. 1, 2: Lt. 2: Banker lg Library Club I, 2: Assembly lg Maga- zine Drive Capt. 2, 3: Junior Calendar. Favorite Expression: Laugh like mad!! BESSIE MILLER Betty Better three hours too .toon than a minute too late. General : Favorite Expression: How's that? 3 1 if-.25 FRANCIS MITCHELL Mitch Fear made the gods, audacity har made kingrf' College: Football Mgr. 2: Bas- ketball Mgr. 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, Brother!! ALICE F. MONCZKA HAI., PromptneJr is the .roul ol buJine.f:. Business: Girls' Sports Ig Jr. Womans Club 4g Mrs. Vogel's Sec. 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, su- gar! MARY LOUISE MONKO Monk Cute a.r a button. Business: Tri-Hi 1, 43 Fresh.- Soph. Party Comm. 25 Person- als Rep. 33 Flower and Card Comm. 3: High Haven 2, 3, 4: Sr. Minstrel 2g Mrs. Vogel's Sec. 4. Favorite Expression: Fer Heavins! ! ! BARBARA L. MORRIS Barb I never let my education interfere with my schooling. General: Girls' Sports 1, 2: Sr. Minstrel 1. Favorite Expression: That's a laugh!! ELIZABETH JANE ELAINE MORRIS Betty 'Gentle thoughts and calm derirerf' Business: Girls' Sports Ig Flow- er ancl Card Comm. 1, 2: Li- brary Club 23 Press Club 2. Favorite Expression: Ya know! What's her name? r JOYCE ALMA MORRISON Joyce I live for fun. General: Girls' Sports 1, 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, yea?? I r ii I lr gi . Jr I, Q ll I sl' 1-:L I N L I ifg QS Y all rf' il gi ROBERT WILLIAM MYCO Bob Why rtudy hirtory? I make it. College: Basketball 1, 23 Home' room Lt. 1, 2: Prom Dec. Comm. 3. Favorite Expression: Is that right? WALTER JOHN NEFF, JR. Wally A lion among ladies ir a dreadful thing. College: Transferred from Cranvvell Prep School in Junior year. Football 31 Skiing 3, 4: High Haven 4: Hi-Y -Ig Ban- quet Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Hi, what'a ya say? DAVID JAMES OLEKSAK Sargeant Sack Nothing erer zrorfier me. General: Cafeteria Staff 1. Favorite Expression: Now wait a minute! 6- MARGARET L. PALLO ..Peg,, Never quiet, neier flill. Time'J 100 xhort to uufte 07 kill. College: Girls' Sports I, 3, 4g Glee Club I, 2, -4: Pianist 43 Gammadion 2, 3, 'Ig Class Play Comm. I, 21 W.M.L.S.P. 3, 4: Flower and Card Comm. 31 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Prom Music Comm. 33 Jr. Woman's Club 4. Favorite Expression: Have funl! FRANCIS M. PARODY Frankie A hog uith .funrhine on hir brow. General: Favorite Expression: You better not do that! GERALDINE M. PARODY Gerry Go then merrily to Heaien. General High Haven 3 4 Girls Sportsl 2 Fresh Soph Party Comm 1 2 Older Girls Conf 3 Home room Recorder 1 2 Lrbraryl 2 Service W Recorder 2 Favorite Expression Line it upti BERYL M. PEDERZANI Sincerity and truth are tbe barir for right. Business: JANICE ELLEN PEEBLES ..Jan,. What meet delight a quiet life affords. General: Glee Club 1: Concert 1: Library Club 4. Favorite Expression: Ben- nie! ! NEIL A. PIGNATARE Piggy Why take life reriourly? You'll never get out of it alive. General: Favorite Expression: You're hog wild!! 35 LUCILLE ANN PIORETTA Luc Hitch your wagon to a rtar. General: Red Cross Rep. 2: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4: High Haven 1, 2, 3, 4: Banquet Comm. 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3: Class Play Comm. 1,2: jr. Woman's Club 4: Sr. Min- strel 2. Favorite Expression: I'll get you tool! GAYE LUCY POMEROY Ge Ge A friend to all, and all are ber friends. College: Flower and Card Comm. 1: Class Color and Flower Comm. 1: Home-room Sec, 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Woman's Club 4: Tri-Hi 4: Glee Club 4: Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: I don't know. WILLIAM JOHN POSNICK Billy Knowledge ir proud that be bar learned Jo much. College: Favorite Expression: Here, here! l 3 TBJ 'Nay ra g6 1 gs. i J VTX QU G EXPERIMENT ' I G J J 1 C J .ca b Quits if it O I fi 1 'numb UA! PETER JOHN POTHIER Pierre Acfion.t Jpeala louder than words. General: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Cut it out, now! GEORGE ORAN PRATT Buddie I am tired of four wall: and a ceiling. General: Favorite Expression: Take it easy! WILLIAM J. PUZA, JR. QPUZZ., He marks not that you won or loft, but how you played the game. General: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, -2, 3: Basketball lg Track 4: Prom Usher 3: Home- room Capt. 5. Favorite Expression: I d0n't know. ARTHUR F. RANDALL Art He ix a gentleman on whom I build an absolute trust. Agricultural: Visual Aids 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Sure thing! SHIRLEY RUTH RANDALL Shirl DeJerz'e rucceti, and you Jlzall command il. Business: Glee Club 1, 2: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3: jr. Woman's Club 45 Pro Merito 4. Favorite Expression: That's the breaks!! JAMES CHARLES REED ' im He ubo inuenled work .rlaould have finitbed General Prom Printing Comm 6 in 'QQ ALFRED CHARLES REHOR HAI., A great athlete, but a greater friend. Business: Basketball 1: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4g Prom Dec. Comm. 3, Home-room Lt. 3, Capt. 4, Boys' State Alt. 3. Favorite Expression: Well, that's the breaks! JUDITH ANN REINERT ujudy.. A Jufeet, attractive hind of grace. Business: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 15 Press Club lg Gam- madion 2: Library Club Sec. 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1: Flower and Card Comm. 3: Ring Comm. 3: Junior Calendar: Designed Class Banner: jr. Woman's Club 4: Pro Merito 4: Dramatic Club 4: Favorite Expression: It's fab- ulous! RONALD LEO REOPEL Whippet Hir limb: were cart in manly mold, For hardy :port and contest bold. College: Home-room Capt. 3: Home-room Lt. 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Co-capt. 4. Favorite Expression: Don't get wise!! ROBERT JOHN REUSS Rusty OJ What men dare to do! General: Favorite Expression: Check these sideboards! JANICE REYNOLDS ..Jan., Life ir one darn thing after another. College: Press Club 1, 2: Class Play 1, 2: Gammadion 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1: Prom Music Comm. 3Q Junior Calendar: Dramatic Club 3: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Class Flower and Color Comm. lg 2nd prize Time Award 3: Pro Merito 4. Favorite Expression: Oh! That jars mel! DIANE ARLENE RHODES ..Di.. Never elated while one manic opprersed, Never dejeeted while another'J hle.f.red. General: Transferred from West High, Manchester, N. H. in Junior year. Pro Merito 4. Favorite Expression: Oh! George!! 'QR' eve '-'rf' S515 ,. f3z::: .1 1 ,dit ffinzul , . . 552' gif Q A, ' Yi? In : Wi : 1 tvn-n 'QnQQ 1:- ' -mln' 66:13:- . ul! Nun-' x Mm' -' 5 ll Lil X Q-IL FU '9 E.- 4 uf: l X i X127 1' 1 B X l . T- 1 . X ,t 2 JON KNIGHT RICH ..JOn,. A little nonreme now and then ir plearantf' College: Favorite Expression: What? Homework? ! ! NICHOLAS A. RIGA Nick I like work. It fafcinater me: I could Jit and watch it all day. General: Home-room Capt. 1, 2, Lt. 3, Flower and Card Comm. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Usher 3. Favorite Expression: No d'you? JOHN RIGBY III Jack Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. College: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: High Haven 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball lg Dramatic Club 33 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 2, Cap and Gown Comm. 4, Older Boys' Conf. I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Two State Council Delegate 2, 3. Favorite Expression: How be ya, Dad? I I0 ELIZABETH C. RINTALA Bet Her voice, ever Joft, gentle and low. College: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: High Haven 3, 4, Press Club 3: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 1, 2, Dramatic Club 33 Jr. Woman's Club 4: Gamma- dion 4, Red Cross Rep. 2, Alt. 3: Girls' Sports 2, 39 Glee Club 4, Elections 4. Favorite Expression: Really now? JAMES FRANCIS RISKO Skovie Merry we have met, and merry we have been, Merry let ur part, and merry meet again. General: Home-room Capt. lg Lt. lg Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Prom Refresh. Comm. 35 Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3. JUDITH ANN RIX Judi The thing that goer the farth- ert towardr making life worth while, That cortr the leart, and doe! the mort, ir just a plearant smile. General: Band l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 2, Class Play Comm. 25 Red Cross Rep. 1. e.. . ff 'iid . ss ,ff 'fl ' A 4 'Q L wql mrfg wifi fr 'lik'-is N.- a . .x.n1T. 0 . 4 it - rx .33 SVI! Jfkxf H ,fifgffgti . ' We mu: CAROL ELSIE ROBBINS Robbie Rich the zreafare, Street lhe pleasure. College: Glee Club 13 Girls' Sports 13 Gammadion 43 Tri- Hi 2, 3, 43 jr. Woman's Club 43 Home-room Sec. 2: Dramat- ic Club 33 Pro Merito 43 Class Gift Comm. 43 Girls' State Delegate 3. Favorite Expression: Honest- ly!! ALICE JANE ROBERTS HAI., A Juell girl-you know-a regular peach. College: Red Cross Alt. 13 Tri- Hi l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Class Play Comm. 23 Library Club 23 Press Club 3: Gamma- dion 43 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 High Haven 3, 43 Jr. Woman's Club 4. Favorite Expression: Will you cut that out? JOHANNE M. ROCKWAL HJC., In :he .rumlaine of your Jmilef' College: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Sec. 13 Historian 33 Mot- to Comm. 13 Student Council l3 W.M.A.S.C. 13 Class Play 1, 23 Dramatic Club 3: Gamma- dion 2, 3, 43 Press Club 1, 23 Staff 23 Journalism Class 43 junior Calendar 33 Red Cross Rep. 23 Ring Comm. 33 Banner Comm. 3: Cheerleader 3, 43 Service Recorder 43 Glee Club 43 High Haven 43 Pro Merito 43 Jr. Woman's Club 43 Graduation Usher 33 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3. Favorite Expression: What did we have for chemistry? EDWARD SETH SALTUS Ted MiJclJief, thou ar! afoolf' General: Football Mgr. 13 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 23 Class Play 23 Dramatic Club 31 Banquet Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Let me See itll JEAN ANNE SHANNON Nee-Nec Be merry if you are wire. College: Class Play Comm. 23 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Service Recorder 33 Girls' Sports 3, 43 Tri-Hi 3, 43 jr. Woman's Club 4g Gammadion 4. Favorite Expression: How nauseous! MARTHA J. ROBINSON Mart Virtue ir bold and goodnerr never fearful. College: Transferred from Easthampton High in Senior year. Tri-Hi 4. Favorite Expression: l'Il nev- ,V , 'X R .cf .tx --.31 .jx a 13' , .V:':'v. er tell! Q I X, ,. 5, for -. 1 fl X X 3, F s.-4 'ull' XI r! 'FE K ,Q PATRICIA L. SMITH spat.. Her very frown: are fairer far Than :mile: of other maiden: are. College: Pro Merito 43 Class Play 2: Dramatic Club 3g Tri- Hi 1, 2, 3, 4: Gammadion 2, 3, 43 Glee Club I, 2, 4, Person- als Rep. 1, 2, 3' jr. Womans Club 4: Service Record- er 1, 25 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 High Haven 1, 2, 45 W.M.L. S.P. Con. 3. Favorite Expression: Oh, great!! SHIRLEY FAY SMITH Smittie Patience and gentlene:: i: power. General: Glee Club 1, 4: Girls' Sports 1. Favorite Expression: Oh, beans! RICHARD JOHN SNOW Dick Thi: only grant me, that my mean: may lie, Too low for envy, for con- tempt too high. Agricultural: JEAN ANN AMELIA STANISEWSKI Stan Beauty if truth, truth heautyf' General: Red Cross Rep. 1: Pro Merito 4. Favorite Expression: I don't believe itll PHYLLIS MARIE STONE Phy1 A merry heart doeth good. College: Library Club 1: Class Play Ig Prompter 2: Home- room Banker lg Service W Recorder 2: Press Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 45 Gammadion 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Got your baby picture? RONALD CHARLES STONE Ronnie He know: what i: what. General: Transferred from Chestnut Jr. High, Springfield, in Freshman year. 40 SHARON LEE STUBBE Sharry An artift in our mirlrtf' College: Transferred from Cranford High, New jersey, in Senior year. Library Club 43 Gammadion 43 Glee Club 4, Tri-Hi 4g Home-room Lt. 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah? NANCY STUCENSKI Nance Laughing and giggling lhe uhole day fhroughf' College: Girls' Sports lg Tri- Hi 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play Comm. lg Library Club lg Red Cross Rep. 13 High Haven 3, 43 Old- er Girls' Con. 2, Personals Rep. 43 Typing Award 33 Journal- ism Class 43 jr. Woman's Club 4. Favorite Expression: No kid- ding!! MAREK SUCHEICKI Mark Tell lhaz to the Mariner, the sailorr u'on't helieve it. College: Favorite Expression: I ain't got none. 41 HELEN JANICE SWEENEY Hel Softly Jpeah and Jweelly rmilef' Business: Glee Club 2, 43 High Haven 4g Library Club 2, 43 Home-room Sec. 23 Girls' Sports 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, really? MARGARET J. SWIATEK Peggy A cheerful penon maker a dixh a fearlf' Business: Girls' Sports 2. Favorite Expression: 'Don't!! SALLY ANN TAYLOR Sally Il'.r nice to he natural when you're naturally nice. College: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 33 Service Recorder 13 Press Club 1, 2: Staff 3, 43 Fresh.- Soph. Party Comm. 23 Gam- madion 43 Older Girls' Con. 33 jr. Woman's Club 43 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 Class Play Understudy 1, 23 Dramatic Club 33 Personals Rep. 3. Favorite Expression: How come? 'O' Q 4 STUART TEUBNER Stuie Measure your mind's height hy the Jhade it cant. College: Banquet Comm. 4: Ski Team l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Dec. Comm. 3. Favorite Expression: I'm not worried about it! CONSTANCE M. THAYER Connie The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Business: Flower and Color Comm. 1: Older Girls' Con. 3: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 45 Sec. 31 Home- room Sec. 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2: Ring Comm. 55 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Flower and Card Comm. 2: Girls' Sports 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN TIERNEY Shirl Mode.rty if to merit. College: Girls' Sports 1, 2: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 5, 4: Jr. Womans Club 45 High Haven 3, 4g Dramatic Club 33 Junior Cal- endar: Home-room Capt. 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Class Play Comm. 2. Favorite Expression: I'll Hip my lid! s YQ ...- .f 4 X EDWARD M. TRIBULA Frub I didn? some to work, I came to laugh. College: Track 2, 3, 4: Home- room Capt. 3: Glee Club 4. Favorite Expression: Tsk-tsk, my heart pumps for you! BEVERLY ANN TROW Bev A merry heart that laughs at care. Business: Jr. Woman's Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Tri-Hi 2, 3: Girls' Sports 1. Favorite Expression: What? DOROTHY E. TRUSTY Dottie Better late than never. Business: EDWARD THOMAS JOSEPH TRUSTY Skip What should 4 man do hut he merry? General: Home-room Lt. 5. Favorite Expression: How are you this morning? JEANNE MILDRED VAILLANCOURT Val The hrealh of life is enjoymenrf' Business: Transferred from Weymouth High, Mass., in junior year. High Haven 4, Girls' Sports 4. Favorite Expression: Dig that, will you?! VINCENT VITURALE Vinnie A man after my own head. College: Football 1, 2: Home- room Capt. l, 2, 3, 43 Lt. 1, 23 Motto Comm. 1. Favorite Expression: Nice!! 43 NANCY VUELTA Nance A failhful friend if the medicine of life. General: Girls' Sports 1. Favorite Expression: Gee whiz!! CAROL ANN WARD Carol She was as good as she was fair. College: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Fresh,-Soph. Par- ty Comm. 2: Class Play l, 2: Gammadion 2, 3. 4: Girls Sports 2. 31 Prom Ticket Comm. 5: Teaching Aid 35 High Haven 4: jr. Woman's Club 4: Gift Comm. 4: Older Girls' Con. 2, 3. Favorite Expression: jeep- ers!! ELIZABETH W. WARNER Lizhet The very pink of perfection. General: Favorite Expression: Man!! if .0 LUHCHR X10 1 .-:::z:. Allin' fl 'Q f' T1,-E' ii A C 51.1 ' i' MARGARET A. WARREN Thy moa'erty'.r a candle to thy merit. College: Senior Minstrel 15 Flower and Card Comm. 15 Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. 25 Tri-Hi l, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Woman's Club 45 Gammadion 45 Press Club 2, 35 Staff 35 Library Club 15 Girls' Sports 2, 35 Class Play Prompter 25 Older Girls' Con. 2, 35 Personals Rep. 2. Favorite Expression: Oh, really? MARJORIE E. WATSON Midge A nicer girl yoilll never find. College: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Home-room Capt. 15 Re- corder 25 Flower and Card Comm. 3, 45 Pro Merito 45 jr. Woman's Club 45 Tri-Hi 45 Gym Assistant 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, man!! LOIS ANN WEHRLY ..Lo.. She ir pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think of. College: Home-room Capt. 15 Lt. 25 Service Recorder 15 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 45 Older Girls' Con. 35 Home-room Recorder 4. Favorite Expression: Num- ber, please. GAIL HELEN WILHELMINA WEIDHAS Red Not a worry or a care, :he if happy everywhere. College: Red Cross Rep. 15 Home-room Lt. 25 Recorder 35 Fresh.lSoph. Party Comm. 1, 25 Class President 25 Magazine Drive Capt. 25 Service Award 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Class Play 25 Panel Assembly 35 Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 35 High Haven 1, 2, 3, 45 Older Girls' Con. 35 Nat. Tri-Hi Con. 35 Prom Hostess 35 Student Council Con. 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. State Con. 45 Cap and Gown Comm. 45 Girls' Sports l, 2, 35 Cheer- leader 45 Senior Minstrel 1, 25 jr. Woman's Club 45 Gamma- dion 35 Press Club 25 Prom Refresh. Comm. 35 Tag Day 1. 2, 4. Favorite Expression: You've been studying?!!5 GEORGE H. WELLIVER Bones The force of hir own merit maker hir way. Colelge: Band 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 15 Track 3, 4. Favorite Expression: Well, I'll be dipped!! BL-PM .5 1 d 911-' 'A t.wH1' LF Mfr! HID FM! .il CYNTHIA JoYcE Minus WHEELER ..Cyn.. And .reem a mint when most I play the devil. General: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 45 High Haven 3, 45 Press Club 15 Girls' Sports 15 Glee Club 45 Jr. Woman's Club 4. Favorite Expression: Oh! ! Business: man!! MARILYN A. WHIPPLE A quiet nature conceal: a quiet heart. Favorite Expression: Oh, BRUCE ARTHUR H, WHHTINGHAM A 1' Bruce He'll aluuyr find a way. P595 General: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. A' youll 'iv 9.-av Erik' 1' Y! idgsly-ld Comm. 4. done unto you. Favorite Expression: Hey, JAMES CARL Womz Wolhe Let them call it mirchief. When it if part and prospered, 'twill he called virtue. General: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ban- ner Comm. 3, Cap and Gown Favorite Expression: Do un- to others as you would like GERALD WOZNIAK ..Wozy , , I ray just what I think and nothing more or len. General: Favorite Expression: Kinda nice! CAROLYN M. YEFKO Carol Nothing ir ro rtrong ar as gentlenenf' Business: Tri-Hi 1, 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 4, Gammadion 3, 4, Magazine Drive Cap. 3, Junior Calendar, Prom Dec. Comm. 3, Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm, 1: Red Cross Alt. 1, 2, Pro Merito 4, Girls' Sports 3, Bookkeeping Award 3, Ofhce Bookkeeper 4. Favorite Expression: Oh, yeah!! ROBERTA HELEN YEFKO Betta True happineu spring: frorn moderation. College: Fresh.-Soph. Party Comm. lg Girls' Sports 1, 2, Band 1, Band Festival 1, Glee Club 2, 4, Concert 1, 2, Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, Assembly 1, 2, Pro Merito 4, Tri-Hi 1, 2, High Haven 1, 2, Library Club 1. 2, 3, Senior Minstrel 1, 2, Elections 2. LORETTA ANN ZOMEK Lollie Her rmile war the Jweetert that wa: ever teen. Business: Tri-Hi 3, Gamma: dion 4, Service Recorder 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive Capt. 33 Junior Calendar, Dramatic Club 4, Banquet Comm. 4. Favorite Expression: Isn't that a riot!! at R 1 Y' I O ,Y S f 1 I 1 I 1, E 2 if O ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Standing: Ronald Reopel, Vice-Presidentg Peter Elefterakis, President. Seated: Nanc Laudato, Y Secretaryg Miss Pushor, Sponsorg Ann Curran. in OF' FHME . X , -,gf K jf. , .2 hai .U g CLASS ifI.lR'I'5 J, A.. I ,JU - s. - 1 v f . f '. L q 'M mi' 1. EA T- . . 3 r 5 . BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSKRS 'x S CCIIDIRN DIITIENTIONEERS xx 1 v 1 u fs'- r 4 if BRAlNIllbT 655 ops ITLJNNIEST HALL DF FHME' HOOKISY PLAYERS li CLASS TALKERS :KW XR? ., I X xx CLASS COL I'I.I1 DANK HRS MOST VERSATILIZ ATH L1i'I'liS N108 I POPLLAR DATIZ BAIT 47, , 49 AWS' IN T1-I5 iam: QLD 3 f . . 1 X mf ,f ,K . Q 3 if xt 1 I . .- F ff lily' 1 R' I K Y in 4 21.54 Q X Q: 1 1 Y jszvi Ib' Y X by l 4 K I . gjxlyh :yt A. 1 l ,N A 'HJ I Exif. . 1 y,2 y 1 X ' . lv- A X Z X 'I Q - ' ' A' 'll r sf '-' I - - .N . 1 12 x 1 MQ .v 1' , 1 143. 3 1,14 1. Merry Agang 2. Mary Lou Monkog 3. Ronnie Davisg 4. James Rcedg 5. Wally Neffg 6. Lucille Piorettag 7. Nancy Laudarog 8. Carol Wardg 9. Jack Lisg 10. George Welliverg 11. Barb Fraskag 12. Phyllis Stoneg 13. Judy Holtg 14. Barb Capang 15. Mary Burkeg 16. Edward Trustyg 17. Ann Currang 18. Slcovie Riskog 19. Sally Taylorg 20. Pete Elefterakisg 21. Bill Puzag 22. Ruth Meagher. l Q ENE I BY f - qi 4 J 1? -, EK-J' ,,' at- N J f 1. . 'f 5 .1 ,fl bww if 1. Mike Arenstam, 2. Hank Lane, 3. Vinnie Viturale, 4. Joan Condel, 5. Margaret Warren, 6. Pat Kondelkag 7. Lil Kelleyg 8. Tom Gannong 9. Par Smirhg 10. Ginny Burtg 11. Dick Meyerg 12. Jack Rigbyg 15. Carol Robbinsg 14. jean Shannong 15. Bob Mycog 16. Rats Fowlerg 17. Nickie Rigag 18. Fuzzy Cunninghamg 19. Ronnie Reopelg 20. Ceil Giorgig 21. junie Gaioni. f r sf' ig ,IF 1 , .5 Q N. K x L tv E.,- Q4. ' DO YOU REMEMBER . . HIGH HAVEN AND THEN BILL 'N BOB'S? Y Y' ,ff . I ' - 'A U' I CHAPERONESP f I A ONE-ACT PLAYS? MUSICAL? CRAZY DANCESP AW N A T E 9 I? f V I I I Il I MR. MCDOWELI. AND THE BIG FIVE ? ? .Aw I THE LINE-UP AT FIRST LUNCH? i r' J ! XX X 4- X N XX S Q X QQ A X x Q M Fog N x X PREPARE TUW TOMURRUWS FUTURE NN xxx X is 4- X I E s Y -. S 4 X N R 5 S QR i - N N 3 1 K X w N f I S k X S x ' W 0 x wx N x X lv 'K' X Wa X S K X N15 7 1 Z A xxx X X y 2 ffm- I X f ' f I Y Q .'. ' f X f W ' W I , .41 K , W! ' 1 X 1 W V 1 Q MJ 1 I f f . I 4 f A -E I f f . W.-..., V 2' . e - - , 1 A .fy AQ ,.,, -gf 8 T. ggi' sv R? x- ' J x ' x ,,,,,4M. ,i .X A I l J, .51 I! li :Hi 'ff- ?-'SST m Je.. by '75 3.1 .L ' AA ,V Q 4gg?':'T7hQ?k JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Rrght Leonard Skerker V1cePres1dent Barb jones Secretary Mr McDowell Sponsor Jeanne Danley Hlstonan George Velxs Presrdent CLASS HISTORY During the first three years at W H S the Class of 1956 has made great strrdes and achreved many accomphshments from bewnldered httle Freshmen swashbuckhng Sophomores and at present yovral umors Worklng wrth the Class Sponsor Mr McDowell were the Class Officers George Vehs Presrdent Leonard Skerker V1cePres1dent Barbara ones Sec retary eanne Danley I-Ixstorran As Student Councnl Representatrves the junror Class chose Barbara ones Mary McGowan Gerald Prmce and Ehzabeth Bocca sr e The early arrrval of the class rmgs caused qulte a sensatxon The unlque school seal being on the stone made them extra speual Gone About Glrls the Class play vnh1ch rated 1 second place was a comedy whlch mll not be forgotten for many years to come Green and whlte were chosen class colors and the vwhrte carnatlon was selected as Class flower The Class of 1956 IS strll strrvlng to ab1de by thelr motto Prepare today for tomorrows future 3 . 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' biwhnr ash i N SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS sux Left to Right Mr Wallls Sponsor james Geyer Presxdent Betty Knrby Hrstonan Shella Stucenskr Secretary Davld Sharples Vrce Presxdent CLASS HISTORY Durmg the Centenmal year the Class of 1957 got OH to a roarlng start wrth Mr Wallls as sponsor The class officers elected rn September were ames Geyer Presndent Dav1d Sharples Vtce Presrdent She1la Stu censkx Secretary Betty Knrby H1storxan Due to ames Geyer s promotton to a unlor Davld Sharples became acting prestdent rn anuary Elected to the Student Counc11 were R1chard Peavey udrth Konop ka Alfred Holmes and Bruce Woodford The Freshman Sophomore Patty was the hrghhght of the year and even though If was a b1t crowded everyone had an enjoyable tnme The one act play Lov Hlts Wrlbur d1d not wm the PIIZC but the Sophomores are plannrng to do better next year In order to rece1ve the rmgs early next year the Sopho mores have alrexdy chosen them and are anxrous to get them Royal blue and whlte are the class colors and the whrte carnatlon IS the cl rss flower We are the butld ers of the future IS the motto that the Class of 1957 chose to ablde by durmg thexr lxfetxme 60 rw QWXXXXXXXXW M x Q Qxy v S xxx S X Q 9 S Q Sx SSX Y XX W M tk S Q Q wg ff NVQ Q my A S f a x xx ifxxx r Q' 7 fL! 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G ' 3 1-Effie' XI 'W FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kneelrng Presrdent Errc Anderson Standrng Sponsor Johnj Maclxax Gall Blood V1cePres1dent Patty Burke Hlstortan Gall Boardman Secretary CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1958 proudly entered through the portals of Westheld H1gh Sehool on September 8 1954 Under the sponsorshlp of john J MacKay we elected class officers Erxc Anderson was elected Presl dent Gall Blood V1cePres1dent Gall Boardmen Secretary Patty Burke Hrstomn Delegates to the Student Councnl were elected on October l 1954 and mcluded eanne Bedmz Tom Cues Seth Kellogg and Roger Rlng Red and whrte were selected as class colors and the red earmtlon class flower The Freshman Sophomore Parry was held on Armrstrce Day and the theme for deeoratrons mcluded red whlte and blue banners Although the Class of 1958 has three more years before graduatlon the years to come w1ll be wonder ful nf they remember therr motto We bear a shleld of futh honesty md good w1ll - y - 3 w - ' fl ' w ' Q ' r Q v ' ' '- Y . 1 a L . 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' I HERALD This year there was no Press Club, The duties of the HERALD Staff were taken over by Mr. Guild's Senior journalism Class, 46G. Due to Mr. Guilds illness, the class published both the january and February issues unassisted. Having no stat? the responsibility was left to Sally Aiken, Lynn Anderson, Carolyn Avery, Henry Barton, Eric Boden- dorf, Mary Burke, Barb Capan, Donald Clowes, Irene Cun- ningham, Robert Duga, Fred FitzGerald, Tom Gannon, Gor- don Halla, Bob Hallberg, john jack, Holly johnson, Lil Kelley, Tom Kenney, Chet Kuznicki, Hank Lane, jack Lis, Francis Mitchell, Wzilt Neff, Bill Posnick, jack Rigby, johanne Rockwal, Sharon Stubbe, Nancy Stucenski, Mar- jorie Watscbn, George Wfelliver, Willirim Bobden. The Business Section was under the direction of Mr. MacKay who had a staff composed of underclassmen. They took over the duties of subscriptions and distributions. They included Sheila Stucenski, Sandra Wlieeler, Gail Webster, Nancy Kenyon, Susan MacKay, Patty Holcomb, Judy Petru- celli, Sheila Landry, Joyce Wcnlfe, JoAnn Moran, and Kathe- rine Deedy. BUSINESS SECTION Emi, y -ev I f , ' F F .T -.F I K JOURNALISM IW 9 ,- psf LQ 3 -1-A 2 PRO MERITO ff! WV . x. INN. PM Mann-, What must I do to belong to Pro Memo? is a question often repeated in the history of WHS Mr MacNulty the sponsor of Pro Merito has answered the question many times during assemblies To be eligible for Pro Merito a student must be a Senior in good standing have a blanket average of B marks and must have good character This year there were 31 members or about l8'x0 of the Senior Class The officers of Pro Merito were President Henry Barton Vice President Michael Arenstam Secretary Sally Aiken and Treasurer joseph Burek Other mem bers were Lynn Anderson Elizabeth Bemben Carol Bressani Barbara Capan Roberta Champagne Anne Curran Frederick FitzGerald Thomas Gannon Gor- don Halla Katherine 'Lil Kelley Charlie Kenyon oan Krom Chester Kuznicki Nancy Laudato oan McDonald Shirley Randall Judith Reinert anice Reynolds Diane Rhodes Carol Robbins ohanne Rockwal, Patricia Smith eau Stanisewski Marjorie Watson, Carolyn Yefko, Roberta Yefko, Carolyn Avery. The Class of 1955 had a membership of 41 girls in the Junior Woman's Club. Membership is limited to those girls who have a sponsor in the Westfield Woman's Club. These girls have the privileges of attending any of the club's monthly meetings and are often asked to help serve in some way such as usher- ing for the plays produced during the season and serv- ing refreshments. Miss Ripley is the present club sponsor and the credit for this successful season goes to her. The Seniors who were members include: Anne Al- lyn Rose Bradley Barb Capan, Judith Conant oan Condel Carolyn Coyner Nancy Stucenski Anne Cur ran oanne Dejkus Nancy Dickinson Barbara Fraska Sally Hepburn Lil Kelley Patricia Kondelka Helaine Kuhn Carol Mann ean Martel Maxine Mason Bes sie Miller Alice Monczka Joyce Morrison Margaret Pallo Geraldine Parody Lucille Pioretta Gaye Pome roy Shirley Randall Judith Reinert Elizabeth Rintala Carol Robbins Alice Roberts Johanne Rockwal ean Shannon Patricia Smith Phyllis Stone Sally Taylor Shirley Tierney Carol Ward Margaret Warren Mar jorie Watson Gail Weidhas and Cynthia Wheeler JUNIOR WOMEN S CLUB .51 x'4 1 Mlm Q ff STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the main go-between of pupils and faculty. The Council consists of four members from each class and its president. A C average or better in ones classes and good standing in your class are the only requirements. Every year among many other things the Council sponsors a March-of-Dimes Dance. This year it was held in the gym where a Progressive Auction took place. The Council also runs school elections and helps compile Service records. The Stu- dent Council played host to the meeting of the Massachusetts Association of Student Councils Convention, in May. The ofhcers of the Council this year were: Thomas Gannon. Presidentg Sally Aiken, Vice- Presidentg Gail Weidlmrts, Secretaryg Michael Aren- stam, Treasurer. Other members of the Council included: Gerald Prince, Roger Ring, Thomas Gates, George Velis, james Geyer, Bruce Wood- ford, Alfred Holmes, Judy Konopka, Richard Peav- ey, Eric Anderson, Seth Kellogg, Mary McGowan, Peter Elefterakis, Elizabeth Boccasile, and jean Bednaz. Miss Keefe is the faculty sponsor of the Student Council. Under the direction of Mr. Marshall the De- bating Club has done well this year in the League, which consists of seven teams along with a new member, Wfilbraham Academy. One team of our Debating Club has won four debates and lost threeg the other team has won five and lost two. As their President, the club chose Henry Bar- ton, as honorable member of the hundredth class. Bruce Vfoodford, Class of 1957, was chosen as Secretary-Treasurer. Their topic was: Resolved that the United States should adopt a policy of free trade for nations toward the United States. The Debators include: Chet Kuznicki, Anne Curran, Fred FitzGerald, Bruce Vifoodford, Harold Ralph, George Velis, Leonard Skerlcer, George Schilling, Terry Schultz, Henry Barton, Beverly Barber. ,Jif XM Eliq, in-'7?X' 'DE I3ATo R5 DEBATING CLUB Agw- VT J The Future Farmers of America have accomplished much toward the building of better farms. Each year under the direction of Mr. Frellick, the Aggie boys meet in 101 to learn the best methods of farming through the use of the latest scientihc machines and Behind the scenes operators of the films and audio- visual aspects of assembly programs were the capable students comprising the Visual Aides department. Di- recting the lights, camera, and action, were the fol- lowing: Gordon Halla, Allan Dunn, Hank Wilgus, Jerrold Brown, Joseph Houser, Tom Kenney, Pete Elefterakis, Mike Arenstam, Larry Maxwell, Tom Gan- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ideas. Those boys interested in this better farming movement included: Don Charvat, Art Wyman, Don Puza, Charles Peckman, Dick Snow, Dick Kelso, George West, Theodore Sussman, Art Randall, Frank Bernarda, George Stevens and Lynwood Cehlar. non, Bob Hallberg, Carol Bressani and Antoinette Kantnik acted as secretaries for this highly-skilled group, Mr. Teubner and his capable staff must not be over-looked for their assistance with the unique light- ing effects of the Senior Musical, Sentimental Journey. VISUAL AIDES WOODWINDS TRUMPETS PERCUSSION LOWER BRASS BAND AND THE BAND PLAYED ON Everyone in the vicinity of the auditorium last period is aware of this fact, Under the direction of Mr. Ward, West- field Highs Band has progressed greatly in proportion and popularity since it was first organized. Everyone enjoyed the band at football games especially its rendition of When the Saints Go Marching In and its popularity during assemblies is also noted. Members of the Band included: Lower Brass- Wanda McNeeley, John Danahey, Thomas Gannon, Sally Wyman, Bruce Brown, Fred FitzGerald, George Welliver, Edward White, Sylvia Webber, Peter Ackerman, Willard Welliver. Percussion-Nancy Lee, Alfred Holmes, Robert Ferriera, joan Goodwin Nancy Burkotte, Stanley Kanienski. Trumphets-Sandra Wheeler, Robert FitzGerald, Richard Riscotti, Kenny johnson, Francis Richards, Jerrold Brown, Gail Xwebster, Monroe David, Robert Paradyz, Bruce Whit- tingham, Philip White. Woodwinds-Serena Pendleton, Judy Konopka, Clarence Blood, Mary Pothier, Nancy Andrews, Paul Knapik, Raymond Childs, james Wolfe. ,, - . wx 2' L,-iff PS5 My 't' X ,W f X I il fxsbfx 29 !e2f,E,1' la,. n 61,3545 lil 'L il vm ' G. av C or i VY AA Y iid!! Driver's Education began in September 1952 at W.H.S. with Mr. john W, Cronin as instructor. The course was urged by the service organizations of West- field which felt there was a need for educating the teen-agers in the way of the road. W.H.S. receives a dual-controlled car from Fenton's, a local automobile dealer. To be eligible for the Driver's Education course, students must be at least sixteen years of age and must obtain written permission from their parents. Driver's Education comes under an act of the Massachusetts Legislature. The law requires twenty classroom hours plus a minimum of six hours behind-the-wheel instruc- xx! J pf ll? , NYM DRIVER s EDUCATION tion. If this course is completed satisfactorily, a person receives his license and a certificate enabling him to receive a 1596 reduction on overall insurance rates. So far, the Drivers Education course has proved very successful. A total of 319 pupils have taken the course. The teen-agers of W.H.S. are really interested in learn- ing the fundamental concepts of safety through class- room study and actual training behind the wheel in the dual-controlled car. The number of automobile acci- dents by teen-agers has decreased since the course was founded. The record can still be bettered, if we re- member The life you save may be your own. Fvfi..-f 7 XL! -'v'X-iw. J M. W. . K- -- 175 llx I Q0 A-1' L 'J Q , gpucATiON X LJ DRIVERL X Q xf X Xx ala-, X X ryv-r r Wl f as 1 WW -ba i g! yy 1 L'f'ly 'P V l ii QJQQT -' 'f .Ml ff 'iz PM 'i , ' M -'rm' -as-' p ' Q, . i 1 .423-. 1' X TQ? 5 X I N ff jigmffifil iiiiifil X 'VN f f f 3 X J f ff S f, Qi' - l A ' ll .- ll U 4 ci f ll 3 ll f fl ' 76 ax A N' ss X rn, gi? Q , q x , 3 f Q' 'T x A ' 'lsr-N S M HH , N my ' 4 ' f , I' N1 t ,x5g4F?0Qit It :rm isa. 'N jg' m, f f if Vfs hr. -we ' 'if 'afwzv' Y- - -f Q 41+ ' f 2 if- H we .Q NYJ Y 'gf AAEH 4 'wg Q- 1 ,Smal I ai X, Q Q f, 1 , fy rw mf N , ,L ' x - 'Q 'lv K 1 Nm -ef n C. -4' fl, sl ' S Q: C sf Q if 5' i 1 Q 7? T , . ENE'-1' li K' f' , ii',,- V in lm, - -Q3 rm ' v 1 ini hx . In 3 ff I-A . 1 , yn' ' ': '-onfaul I s ' -1 5' ',sf!+i,'Q f'w':Pf '- 5. ,' ' . I . 'f.,- ..,.x:w gm LQ, inf-F fa M 2,1 'f,.wf eww ' 'V WHa,f,lg5-1 'L '63-ea qs., , ,. v. 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W if The Bombers football team turned in a creditable season on the gridiron with a record of four wins four losses and one tie Westheld had a bigger than usual line this season ax eraging 700 lbs per man This line together with good depth in the backtield turned in top results in both offense and defense Westneld averaged 16 first downs offensively per game but reached its peak performance in the last three games against Cathederal Chicopee and Green field In these last three games our opponents averaged only 7 first downs Fumbles proved costly but as a whole the grid men did a commendable job The following thirteen Seniors played their hnal season it WHS this year Captain joe Burek at guard Al Rehor playing center spot Bert Chistolini also in guard position. jim Risko, Bill Puza, and Bob I-lallberg furnished power as tackles, while Ray Broszka and john Ensign also did capable line work, with fleet running Jack Lis at end, Strong in the Senior backtield were Ron Reopel at quarterback, with Ron Davis and unie Gaioni at the halfback slots, and Nick Riga, who held down the full- back duties. Next year's returning players hold promise for a strong, well-balanced Valley League team. Among the returning players will be Co-Captain Wayne Damron, Brent Ferriter, Ray Ferriter, Ray Childs, john Gros, Gordon Blood, Torn Delnickas, and Tom Laudato in the backfieldg with Co-Captain Len Puza, Bill Tenero, Don Schultz, Gerry Prince, Monroe David in the line. I . Am. nah- Pxle up on the flfry yard lme' ' ' 2 J mx fy ' ik ' N i J! X1 .5133 id' U! in Off for yardage' ' ' Down he comes nanled by a Bomber' ' KJXZ 1 fix mga 'M Q ,nil I vs ,,, K1 I 1 1, im ! 1 5. ! ! 1 Lg' A KH J . A A A ! L , 5 A N lk' F- y ,gg J 81 xii 2' K I ,145 3 'M 1 .xi Q -4 E , o ' ' Q ' . !ikffF : ' wx-Q' P 5 Q wig 4!Kn5YFlf1m5 'wflmflf xffmfff 1 1- 55 VIE ,wt x1 Sgwff, Q ' g Six 5 3: 'X X .7 1 I 'A' F -In ,Q 1... ,X X --- . J I f xf J '- 4? ' A -'V K , , P ? ' 1 2 3 ' 1 rr , 1 ,AQ f S m S 1 V4 BASEBALL .,, Fran Rosso came up with a baseball team that a Westneld High coach hadn't been able to find for 27 years-one to win the Valley League title, The Red and Black started slowly, winning its first then losing the second game, but then . . . unleashing 13 and 12 hit barrages, the bruising Bombers smashed opposing pitchers for victories like the I5 to 3 slaughter of Holyoke. Who did this heavy sticking? johnny Enko, angular third-sacker, proved the steadiest man at the plate, yhile Red Kowalczyk, and jack Lis, and later Ron Reopel, blasted long hits for the cause. An excellent all-round team, Westheld was able to tighten its defences and sharpen its pitching when, late in the season, the run production fell off. Lanny Saidak proved a glue-fingered second baseman, while the outfield was amazingly hole-proof and fleet. A short, canny southpaw named Billy Mayhew was the outstanding Bomber hurler, winning 7 straight in the regular season. That extra bit of strength every good team needs turned up in the arms of two Sophomore pitchers, Pete Griffin and Bob Piper. Carl Bednarsky, Bill Tenero, and catcher Bob 'Hebert came through with timely hits as the surprising Westheld team walked away with the Valley and City League titles. In a post-season playoff for the Western Mass. crown, Cathedral nosed out the scrappy Bomber nine by a 5-l count. All in all, a terrihc championship baseball team left students in the W.H.S. buzzing with excitement during the 1954 season. FIC TRACK 1954 ll W Qi '44 LJ Q' Q f 1 U Z fffi T7 X f ... . FJ' 540 if pi f fist u ff L, T ff if A J 25? 2: 415 X-,fa 1 85 Coach Cronin's hrst season as track coach at West- field High proved to be a profitable one mainly due to the returning of many veterans, all of whom were developed by the retiring Coach, Ernie Morrill. Ernie has spent many years as track coach and is rightly known as Mr. Track. The 1954 season consisted of seven meets. Our record was Eve wins, four in dual meets and one as Pentagonal at West Springfield. We placed second behind Springfield Trade in a Qudrangular meet at West Side and third in the Western Mass. Westfield was more than fortunate in having out- standing boys as Hank Lane, Red Kowalczyk, Ronnie Smith, Stan Herman, Al Rehor, joe Burek, Dave Lawrence and many others. Red Kowalczyk, as we all know, was an outstand- ing athlete and placed second to none as a dash man, Red won both the 100 yard and 220 yard dash in the Western Mass. For 1955 we have many good men returning, Wayne Damron, Ray Childs, Brent Ferriter, Joe Dalton, Joe Burek, and Al Rehor, SKIING The unpredictable pilft of New England weather showed itself again this year by leaving this area snow- less most of the winter. The Ski Team took it in stride and made a good showing nevertheless. Skiing for Westheld were the standout Co-Captains, Walt Neff and Stu Teubner, Jack Rigby, Ralph Burgess, john Brownlee, and Dean Ball. In the first meet against the Deerfield junior Varsity at Snow Mountain, West- field was beaten by a close margin of 94.5 to 90. Stu Teubner had the fastest time of the day in the slalom. The next meet was the Berkshire Interscholastics, against a field of 13 schools, in slalom. cross country, and downhill racing. Walt Neff was Sth in a field of 55 in the slalom, The team was third among the partici- pating high school. The last meet was a three-way slalom-downhill with Holderness School J.V.'s and Manchester High at Plymouth, N.H. The Westheld team were guests of Holderness for the three day meet. Walt Neff took first place in the slalom, while our skiers as a team placed second, after a close contest with Holderness for first place. Skiing at Westheld High has become a popular sport, and Vlestfield is becoming noted for its winning teams coached by Mr. Gammons. 'W-Ri., 4-D . Q- .4-bs ,vt IL Q . 4 , if . ' f A4 I ,Q .3 i' ' 1 1 ! 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V A J f ,V W' Z-W' - f ,,.,,f,+ g 1 gf ,,,i5-ff fs, fix-tggvij I 'iw' ,M QI ,i-Sliftal, W GIRLS SPORTS Durrng 1954 55 many sports were enjoyed by the gxrls Some of the favorrtes rnclude held hockey soc cer volleyball musrcal exercrses parallel bars basket ball softball tennrs baseball and badmrnton Gym classes are held tw1ce each week and Physrcal Educa tron rs a requrred subject Many sports are held after school when the gym rsnt belng used by the varsrty teams Competrtrve Intramurals are held whenever rt was possxble to do so Gnrls sports drdn t start untrl late ln 1955 due to the change 1n gym teachers Mrs Russell was the gym teacher untll December and durmg her stay the grtls had assxstant gym teachers from Sprrngfreld College who helped wrth field hockey and volleyball One of the popular actrvxues durmg gym was exercrses done In january Mrs Goodyear took over the dunes as gym teacher Basketball rntramurals were popular at th1s trme and the classes competed for top honors To break the monotony of basketball the grrls had two weeks of tumblrng and co ordmatlon When sprrng finally came the classes were held outdoors and softball became the favorrte sport if! ev' 5 :4 f U3 Q' I N I f s 4U 'J fm, .5-' 3-5 2' 9 in time to the song Sh-Boom . 43 I, U I ' X., X!-X7 W xc 5 . . 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WESTFIELD FUEL DEALERS ASSOCIATION BUREK OIL CO KNEIL COAL CO GLADWIN .sl LANE LITTLE COAL CO WESTFIELD COAL CO Complzmentf Comp! mem: of JENSEN S MARKET ELM DRUG COMPANY Phone 2405 PAUL NOVAK R g Pharm 54 Pleasa r St eer Wesrield M ss NORTH SIDE GRIMALDI BROS BAIT 81 SPORT SHOP HUNTING ul FISI-IIING EQUIPMEINT B rt of Luck Telephone 708 zo :he 45 NORTH ELM STREET G R A D UA TE S :ncaa-0w0:w,0v 0-fowovo-savaf 'I10 Best W1shes To The Clfzss of 1955 MLN NX ! DAVID C COLTON COMPLLIE IINSURANCE SERVICE 102 ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS Complzm n J I STUDIO BEAUTY sHoP Room 309 L e can If beazm ul Comphmemf Yucanb dz al IN THE CARE OF YOUR HAIR R O O M 3 0 4 JOHN S LANE AND SON Inc TRAP ROCK Telephone Westield 630 02'-0N0Y0'0N0 'I'I'I 2 2 0N0N0'f '01 0K0A0r '0' ' W 5 J' ' . r ' e t Complimemf of , of be CI if e - ' 0 e zz iff '-- of Q , I -..,.if?3q.n.- G X Complimenzy I I I Q of 5 C 0 m pf! nzefztf A. J. AGAN Of L omplzmcvm JUNIOR TRI HI Y Q COMMUNITY PET SHOPPE 76 ARNOLD STREET C mzplzmcntn C0?11I'f171l HI1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 84 SERVICE Inc ARTS SERVICE STATION Telephone 3871 288 ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS JOHNNY S PACKAGE Inc Cwflffffflfflff FITZGERALD BUILDING SUPPLY Telephone 863 55North Llm Street Vfcsrfleld M155 RAILROAD AVENUE Gibbons Cheese That good ala' ual! zlgcrf Cheddar a11m11f or more Ibufz a Cammy or zu dclzuozu azor mul me texture Sold 272 GIVWIIZIUC ONLY at flu amzly home 011 I raffle 57 772 flu 11114512 BEN GIBBONS 8: SON Telephone 1471 GRANVILLE MASS X? -0'0N0'K0 0K0'410'Q? 0M0v-0 0'10'f0'K0N01'0vL0N0201f-0 20'f 20102102 'I 12 of - -I 5 I I I W 9 - 5 5 G ff A ' . A U I 5 of of Ij . I H -:- 9 5 1 I . ' BEER and W1N12 of I v, 1 ,, V 'A , vf Q If , ' 'T f E ' ' j ff ' f v 1. L A -If , - I , . S 0'-0 '-0Y0'K0w' '-01'-01'-0'-0f0 0'X0N0v THE POPKO INSURANCE AGENCY INSUPANC1 zf I LAL ISTA71 f We rl II M f0X040N0'-0' L-0N0K0K0'r0'v-0'-0N0 0 2011016 Comp! ment! WESTFIELD 3124 GEORGES BEAUTY SALON HOMEROOM 303 ALBIN R PALCZYNSKI AGENCY INSUPAINCE 1 1 EAL LYIIAFF pl 35 Elm Sr ee Wesr6 li M ss J BILODEAU AND SON FI 0 R IST FLow1Rs 101: ALL OCCASIONS T I pl me 455 fb INIONTCJOMERY STREET OCONNOR LUMBER CO FOR LUMBER-CALL THESE NUMBERS co I nc. 68 Cr mp! 11 zt I 40Y SOUTHAMPTON ROAD 0 '0N0Kq9K0'r0Y0X0N0K0 -0N0Y0K0N0'20K0'10' if - ' i Of x an 3 7 I 'f AMERICAN LEGION POST 'k I Franklin Street 's ic L, LISS. A Complinzcvzff T0 THE CLASS OF 1955 of fr 1 x '.w1m24 I ki -'J Tclc umc 355 I ce K ' ' r t c Q, 11' . 5' ' lj 1 1 izw Of I 'I 6 '7 U CONNECTICUT VALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY FRANCIS X TIERNEY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Telephone 2794 5 MAIN STREET WESTFIELD TOOL 81 DIE COMPANY Inc MANUFACTURERS OF GAUGES IIGS FIXTURES DIES SPECIAL TOOLS MACHINERY Telephone 2494 55 57 Arnold Street Westield Mass Complzmemff 0 ANDERSON PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE SVEN ANDERSON Prop COOK and DUNIN PAINT Telephone 2607 10 Broad Street Wfestfield Mass C omplzmentr HAMILTON ATWATER Inc GI NERAL HARDWARE HOUSEWARES GIFTS WILLIAMS AUTO COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1908 HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Telephone 205 35 37 Franklxn Street Westheld Mass G O 0 D L U C K TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955 PURITAN RESTAURANT MRS JAMES KOUEALEXIS Prop North Elm Street Westheld Mass 0-faxavaxoxof l O 7 7 7 I I I l vf u n , - I . ERNEST NISH HOWE,Mgr. Y . . I . , . 114 4020101 We Have Been Compozmding Prefcriptions For Over Sixty Yearf CLARENCE W. HAWLEY, Dealer T. J. DEWEY, Inc. ik Telephone 699 or 698 SOUTHWICK, MASS. 124 Elm Street Westheld, Mass. OLD COLONY ENVELOPE COMPANY ROOM 209 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 206 0 0 '0 -0N0 0' 'I 15 C omplimentf Ben Wifher to the Senior: of From 0X01'-0X0K0'10110X0'0X0f-0K1 40 6 '9 CANTELL S SUPER MARKET THE COMPLETE SELF SERVICE SUPER MARKET ll FRANKLIN STREET WESTFIELD MASS BcJlW1fbcJ ortbc S SUCCISS OI' THI GRADLATI S TH1' BfSTSf1QL7IffAL1VAYS MAYOR ALICE D OF 1955 OPIN 1100 AM T011 OO PM Telephone 9595 BURKE 344 Elm Srreer WesrEe1d Mass Bef! by Tut by Iwzr ROOM 110 Compliment! 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M A H E R Complimentf of OFFICE SUPPLES-ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT WESTFIELD C01-QR CENTER DEALER 'N GLIDDIEN PAINT - FINE WALLPAPER Corona and RoyuIPorml1le Typezvriterf ARTIST SUPPLIES w- GREETING CARDS QUALITY TOYS Phone 984 Telephone 747 C02 0147101' 47 Elm Street Westfield Mass SCHOOL STREET SuccerJto1955 R O OM 'I 0 8 ' fovaf T l 38 , 4 1-A . A 5 ' c E V: D: Q Cf: 5 tx! 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I 1 ' T1 A 4 4 , . - J x 4 ' - -ff? l 5 Congnmond Road Sourhwick, Mass. 5 Depot Square Wfcstficld, Mass. 5 5 ' ' x . C 1 A 4 4 'Ir Q 5 5 ' f Complzmentf R O M A N I S FRUIT DIIN FTTF CHURCH STREET 47f0 '0 M .I KITTREDGE C0 Inc NATIONALLI KNOWN WATCHES FOR THE GRADUATE FEATURING BULOVA IQLGIN BENRUS md HAMILTON Fzm Selerzzon of Gmduamzg G1 tr Complete Lme of Greermg Cards 88 ELM STREET DIETZ BAKERY FINI PASTRILS an Complzmenlf SISKA S ESSO SERVICE CENTER MINNIE S YOUTH SHOP INFANTS and CHILDIXINS CLOTHLS Telephone 7044 55 ELM STREET I RODRIGUEZ 81 SONS CONITCTIONERY STORE C4103 Jlcc Cream 54 FRANKLIN STREET Complzmemr .I DIRATS 84 COMPANY, Inc INDUSTRIAL IXISIARCH d 72 TESTING LABORATORILS WESTFIELD MASS Compliments BRYAN HARDWARE CO GIFTS TOYS and HOUSEWARES 59 ELM STREET '0V -0'Z5 -0f0N0Y0 0'-0' gl . ' I I C, . of I I . ' 1 1 -ll' 'k d I DECORATED CAKES I I Of of ' I , 5 5 d I 'I20 Yi? w. 1 ,sf- f u 41 . -.A ,. f . I, - . -A, 'N
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