Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

 - Class of 1956

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1 sn I9 6 Gaiam d 2714 WESTFIELD HIGH SCHCOL WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS ,LJ J, lx ..f'f-f.' We, the 1956 Gamma- dion staff, have strived to make our Gammadion a year book in the true sense of the word. On the following pages we have attempted to pre- sent the highlights of the past year. We sincerely hope that these moments to remem- ber will remain with you always. JEANNE DANLEY, Editor-in-Chief. 2 i I I .5 Z?-7 Aa? N 1 FS f' 1 GRY ..-,Q JAMES F NRDOXX ELI CLAss Svoxsolz DPDIC ATION G FRED ENSXX ORTH PRNUI AL 1252 ---- CONTENTS FACULTY 5 QD Qi 7 I 9, 4 XE- X X 1 9 SENIOR I ACTIVITIES 75 Ill UNDERCLASS 65 I. 5 3 WORD S' ADX I RTISINIINTS la W J 4- Kgnjifqlf ar MF' V542 4' auf' 16: .- , 1 ny L23 If , 4-'fi 1 Luv' 4...- G. FRED ENSWORTH Principal -3 v-fi. Q . , alma- ' ef JUNE DUKESHIRE KENNEDY MAUREEN R. PIECZARKA JOYCE FREITAG HOMER P. GAMMONS Clerk Clerk Guidance Guidance r , ADMINISTRATIGN 5 N.. 6 wx ? ,pdf H' fy' 1 .9, . 4 K3- N, 'ia' N, ' 4 ENGLISH fl Y' v-21' Q9 CARLTON GUILD MARGARET F. LEARY Department Head English Of Q34 MARGARET SHEPARD AGNES I. ENGLISH English English Q' , 1 if ANGELA HOLMES ROSEMARIE DALTON ANNA E. KEEFE FRANCIS E. English, Geography English English, German English, Geography, Latm H, fl, I l SOCIAL STUDIES 3 'vs 49-5 up ,,,., FRANCES M MCMAHON MARY A COFFEY Department Head World History Geography it r f DOROTHY ZIEMANN ANGELO FIORONI DONALD E. MARSHALL GEORGE S. WALLIS Social Studies Consumer Education Geography Problems Geography U. S. Hsitory Problems 'rw ' 101 1-A Ms- U 4.4-Y .5 QQ MYRTLE I. PUSHOR HARRIET M. HOFFMAN JEANNETTE HARPIN GERTRUDE M. BELYEA Typing, Stenography Typing rss 5- Typing, Business Training Stenography, Office Practice ERNEST F. MORRILL Department Head LANGUAGES Q94 '41 ELINOR WEISSBROD Household Arts f'7 UU '15-h X HELEN I. KITTREDGE LOUISE F. SAWYER RACHEL RIPLEY Department Head French Spanish, harm German CON STANCE TRELA Household Arts HOUSEHOLD ARTS LIBRARY ART AGRICULTURE g '-Navi' Ni..-9-' f 1 ,',' ': ' 7 1 f, vf A 'r'f I 463 I f V ELAINE VANNOSTRAND JAMES F. MCDOWELL Librarian ARTHUR L FRELLICK Aff -, L, Agriculture I 'I G-G3 Q, ' ff: 1 RAYMOND H. MACNULTYXI J. LOWELL WILLIAMS Department Head ' Science Chemistry, Physics ' X 5? 2 K1 'uf qt D is 'A X l : S-,x MARY GAJEWSKI L. W. PELLAND Biology . , Science lx MATH 'za 509 5' jACOB MOSSER EVELYN SLATER Department Head Algebra, Geometry Algebra, Senior Math Q15 I-0 Z'.-'Y F,-:qv fps.- fffi 1 M674 ml 5 . , W1 , . 5 S , i,1'g-viziiafziiw f ,f f ly f4112.1me-W:--i 1 mr ws f :l:'!A21:kzk-.'.1X'l'X! 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Lt. 2: Activity Ticket l,2, 3,41 Fresh.- Soph. Party Refresh. Comm. 2: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3: Prom Refresh. Comm. 3: Graduation Usher 3: Older Girls' Confer- ence 33 jr. XVoman's Club 4: Service W. Recorder 33 Student Patrol 4. Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. DAVID L. COMSTOCK Com UVM Dorf! You Belifrta Me General: Football I, 2, 3, 4g Hm. Rm. Capt. lg Activity Ticket I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a success. BII'I'I'E ANNE COLLIER Bette Know No Nicer Girl Business: Library Club 3, 4: Bowling I, 2: Badminton 3, Ac- tivity Ticket I, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: To be a SCCICIZVY. PATRICIA A. CONWAY Pat Sm-1 AJ Sueel A5 You Are Business: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 33 Activity Ticket I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 4: One-Act Plays 33 Usher I1 Hm. Rm. Sec. 2, 3: Mag. Dr. Capt. 2, 3: -Ir. XX!oman's Club 45 Older Girls' Conference 3: Intramural Sports I, 2: Sr. Minstrel Comm. ii One-Act Plays Committee Prompter and Make-up 4. Ambition: To work in an of- tice. INIARTHA A. COWLES Mart Maxfli Martha General: Red Cross Rep. 3 Glee Club 4: Activity Ticket 4 Ambition: To be a nurse. 0 FPIG U, S ,H VN K f JOHN T. LRIZAN Q Title QA firbizlq .-.,, College: Ambition: Go to college. to Cl pt: Service. VHQANNIZ I.. DANLISY 'lla-anritf' File lfrml ,lin n, lfier nf Hfm 'l College' Activity Tieliet l, 2, S, lg Tri-Hi-Y l. 2, 3,-l1Oltler Girls' Cont. 2, 3, Service XV. Rec. lg Cheerleader 3, ig Gam- madion 2, R, fig Under-Class Ed. 5, Editor-in-Chief -ig Prom Usher 5, Class Historian 33 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3. -'ig Gym Aid 4, Pro Merito 4: National Honor Society -ig Mag. Dr. Capt. sig Hm. Rm. Sec. 43 jr. V!oman's Club 43 Prom Det. Comm. 33 Fr.-Soph. Party Det. Comm. l, 25 Student Patrol -ix Glee Club l. Ambition: To he ll nurse. 4-1 ff ,i-1,-Au H if ilfglfxdpz . 5, cv ,,v Q efumsfki ,CTI ' ,I f X ffl ,, SUZANNE M. CRCIII7 ' Sue lr You Kriett Suzie Business: Tri-Hi-Y: Fresh.- Soph. Party Dec. 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Q ' Allllllflilfll T11 lm- .1 wnlcss .11 wllcgc, L. l'Nll3 I'l Alihl. l l'l fi1l,li. Xl.l7 A 'blumrry' l.l.lf. xl5l2Tll MARY l:l5HlfR 9:f4 'll'-1f'11' DH!-lu 1ri511 C1v11y1.1l .'X111x1ty 'l'11lxu1 l, J. '--1771. 'I-mf, lghg- 1. 1. hlu-Cl11lw l,'l11-ll1-Y Q. . . ,V 1 .1. H MMM Mtnm Tikkct I , xX111l1111-111 'l11luLr111.1r111-.l. . 1. ll111, Rm. SQ-1, 1. I V ,X1'1l11111-11 'lb gg-1 111.1'1jL-.l, . I ' 31 1 F if 3 hs- l l X mr A LAMIT 7 0 1. 's C L4 '37 A I 4-A Sl MARY T. GADRIZAULT M.T. 'tfntcil C111 Ywzfz e Ifz er Seen Cicncral: lfresh.-Soph. Party Det. Comm. 23 Class Scrvite Rec. 2, Hm. Rm. l.t, 5. -lg Ring Comm. 2, Prom Dec. Comm, ig Ciammatlion Al, High Ilaven 2, ig Intramural Sports l, 2, 5, -I, jr. XVoman's Club lg Chairman of Ushers br, Minstrel Al. Ambition: To beconic an R.N. P I -nh N 4 X , 4 A . F1 DOVE LL. I YI I NOREIZN A. FITZGERALD Fitz nljfvffifi, Candi. and Rubber Sola! Slmc.t Oolleue: Hm. Rm. Sec. I. 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y I. S. -i: Press Club 2, Tag Day 23 High Haven 31 ln- tramurals l, 2. 5. 'lg Activity Ticket l, 2. 3, ,lg jr. XYoman's Club -l. Ambition: To always be a Fitz. SUSAN MAE FLANDITRS Sue Chinn Size Rell Cross Rep. I: liresh.-Soph. Party Ref. Comm. lg Activity Ticket l, 2, S, -lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, -lg lfloxxer and Cartl Comm. 2: Cilee Club al. Ambition: To work in the air lines. I ' r I . Motto I 3 1 . 1, of ' 'I ROBERT D. FITZGERALD HFHZ., 'ATM' ll il.lO:1e College: Bantl l, 2. 5, lg Stu- tlent Council I. 21 Hi-Y I, 23 lfresh.-Soph. Party Dec. Comm, 'J Ambition: To oxxn a Catlillac. SALLY 12. FRISBIIE Frizzie 1- I IIVOVIZIEI' Il lJal'5 Become of Sully College: Activity Ticket I, 2, E. 4: Retl Cross Rep. 2: Service Rccortler 5, Mag. Dr. Capt. 5, Fresh.-Soph, Party Dec. Comm. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2g Ring Comm. 23 Jr. Woman's Club 4: Press Club 4, Gammadion 4, Intramurals Sports 2, 3. Ambition: To be a success in the future. J Uri' x I '55, Q ,f...,.J, if ..,. ' Qff'-v -fit' ' f 5 ,f ji 4 ' me ' ? ' I5 X LORRAINE MARIE GAGNE Lorraine Olaf Thote E3 er College and Business: Press Club 1, 23 Bus. Mgr. 2: Activi- ty Ticket I, 2, 5, -lg Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 5, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 53 Fresh.-Soph. Party Ent, Comm. 2, Gammadion 4, Ring Comm. 2, Mag. Dr. Capt. l, 4: jr. Woman's Club fi, High Haven 2, Intramural Sports 23 Sr. Minstrel 4, Tag Day 3. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do! 'vu-rf' nv- E 365. av fax. ,X CHARLES ll. CANNON f.huxk ' l'Lr1r1N1f1.1ui.1 Giflfilf' Q' CARLA RAI: l1s'xC.XUN C.1rI.n C,mf1 Ijllfl .xI.l!l.'JH IiL1Qincss' Rnd ffm 'T .- VI Lind High Snhfml. Pa. Amluitimmz To yu into the serv s Rep, 1, we Ku' ' X l'rcsl1.-Suplx,Ilury Du. fnmm. l TriH1Y I 6 Il xu 1 K. 'AL x Txcxul ' X I l1mxLr,1ml m JI lr XXnm1.1nx U1 WIIIUH I U3 Shop 1 1,5-r wr- 1 NI-XRH YNN CARCIX NI.1rx.1nn flu .Sumrzla JSIIILNN LL lL f N lL we L- f r- F., -1.. r-- 'Z -f J f f- 1 1 M, II I Hzfll H C IOX XX DIMNI IXILXN SESS S1 y ,lift li x 3,111 mcrnl n HIIUI ILA! IU Qu! 0 L LCfL 26 Guncmlg 'I'r.mxfur fmm Park lJ' JOHN MICHAEL GOGAI. um 'X R' 11 ll! 1141.1 1 L rms W tum 'l cr '3' umm 3 .in l mxn mm 4 to tmrml llcmur Soc 4 Am umm l ppp tu um L Q 4 om N. PI Tl R CR11 mx Of lu 1 lll Un! In Ifyc Ball C 1 C um N r ' rr l Ann u sn l lmslxulw 1ll 1 All I1 like liLlZAl5liTH M. HALEH is Cz1l1'! Iafp I, zi11'Tl1al. 1:1 fr- A a Clcncml: .-Xmlwirinn: T1 get marriec. JOHN lNORXlAXl CRO9 Burch ll In 1 lla! o null Ilm Rm Lt me mn l slur 1 Stun ,um s 4 B lslx l out I I lfl 1 lrllll DAN, L X I2 CAROL li. llANIANXl Hf:.1l'OlH llrll1irlrIuf1.l1er 1114: 11 rc' film ,U quo: . . - .rm1r.xlSpu S .-.W sl' - . rn. Llfrcsh.-Supl. .1 - j f ,C,umm. I1 Ref. Com . -1 ssl. .-,','1S... 1 J --A .w.'l: 'r- . 1.llRcp. V- 4- .-. ', Qf.lI11fI1.lLl n -. f. C' f. .Ac. lf. 'Q Rx Cro A . 3' cr H ', Q '. W' Gifs' ..rc Alt. 'g I 1 Mcrito l 1 ,. 'om.m's Cluw 'Q Stuncn . nl g Auivizy Tiber ', lg Sr. Mlnstrcl Comm. ' 'Illia Day 2. Arnlwirion: To luc a success at collage. l..OlS NIKRIL C R11 l'lNl Loxs Sm nz nz the Ram 6 Qncrul C Ice Club l lrcsh Suph Parts Fm Comm l 2 mrimurll Sports 1 lush S01 h Parry Dec Comm Amlvmon To be an air lxne hostess Nav' Ai lib x 4 i . JOHN H. HOLLERAN Jocko ' Oh JUIJPIIII1,0l2JUbll?1.1, Hou' You Can Lore Business: Hm. Rm. Capt. -ig Basketball 3, 4. Ambition: To be a traveling salesman. CAROL ANN HEIDEN Carol Lore If Here lo Suzy Business: Fresh.-Soph. Party Ref. Comm. lg Intramurals lg Fresh.vSoph. Party 23 Library Club 5 al: Ca and Gown . , P Comm. fig Dramatic Club 3g Prom Program Comm. 35 Ac- tivity Ticket l, 2, 3, fi. Ambition: To get married. BARBARA J. HOLCOMB Barb Sfmt, Sing, Sing Glee Club lg Intramural Sports 2. 53 Activity Ticket 3, 43 Press Club 45 Jr, Woman's Club rig Pro Merito 4. Ambition: To work at the XVoronoco Savings Bank. JOAN C, HEIDEN Joan Band of Gold Business: Intramural Sports lg Activity Ticket l. 2. 5, 4g Dra- maitif Club 3: Red Cross Alt ii: Library Club -1. Ambition: To get married, JANE P, HOLCOlNlB Janie Sn ec! and Ger1.'le Glee Club rig Flower and Card Comm. lg Library Club 3. -lg Red Cross Rep. 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. 'r ,il kv JOAN MAY HOSEY Joanie l.l4t'i3 Liitle Belle General: Field Hockey lg Bas- ketball lg Press Club 25 Libra- ry Club lg Fresh.-Soph. Party Dec. Comm, lg Activity Titket l ' 5 4 Ambition: To be an X-ray teehnitian. Cdlxlmif. X! 1 ,ey ll' fl .. si M ., SIVIQH 1 A f A . ' x ,' inf ,rj S - 352' Q Mn, ' I' X 4, N 28 rf! C. , I 4 g. 434' '-9X YI' .I JOSEPH MA HLA N HOUSER joe 1 lard Tn Gel College: Audio-Visual Aids 2, R, -i3 Chr. Football Record Hop 4. Ambition: To graduate from college. FN 9 v .IOYCE JANIS JACOBS Joyce l'm in the Aloud for Lore Business: Mag. Drive Capt. 2, 43 Ring Comm. 33 Red Cross Alt. 3: Hm. Rm. Lt. 33 Gam- madion 43 Press Club 43 Tri- Hi-Y 4g jr. Woman's Club 4, Ambition: To work in an of- lice. BARBARA NIELSEN JONES. ' UBJV.. I Lore Paris K College: Hm. Rm. Sec. l3 Lt. 23 Capt. 33 Cheerleader 3, 4g Class Sec. 2, 53 Tag Day l, 2g Gammadion 53 Pro Merito 43 Mag. Dr. Capt. 31 Prom Invita- tion Comm. 33 Grad. Marshall :DQ Volleyball l, 2, 33 Basketball l, 23 Student Council l, 2, 33 Sec. 43 Class Motto Comm. 13 One-Act Play Comm. 53 Gen. Chrm. -ig CapandGown Comm. 43 Service Award 53 jr. Woman's Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, 43 Vice-Pres. 23 Older Girl's Conf. 2, 33 Sec. 43 Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To graduate from college. M Dvvb .jar f l Q.:, ,-If 43 in I6 ro s MAWZCKX ETHEI. PAY HUNT Et 9 The Farmerk Daughter General: Basketball lg Cram- madion 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Go west. THELMA MAY JOHNSON Pee-Wee She lWear.r Her Hair in 11 Pony Tail Business: Ambition: To work in an of- lice. 45541 'JN 5- ...-M 9. -7 , c... , I . l 'R ik YN-VJ 1' f an ., ERNESTINE ANN KANE Tina YouaYou-You Business: Cvlee Club 33 Base ball 1, 2. Ambition: To get a good steady job. DIANIXI B RIILINCI lou ze For 10 C116 A Lfllfc Busmcss Tn H1 Y 7 4 Ambntron Some kmd of secre tanal vsorlx iv Y JFANNI' ALICI lxlNDX Jeanna jcamu ll Ilh 'Yin Lfgbl Bron 71 Ilan College C lass lloucr Comrn I lruh Soph Pam lmrrarnon Comm l I :her Om Act Plas vmrx flulv I om .m 5 Cluln 4 Pro Memo 4 Am urron C at mx B N .in than R N ILSTIXY Ni RELLIQHER u 4 A111441 71 flu A635 Collage Translcrrul from XX ur Neuron w Trl H4 H 4 'N14nsrrLll7ro4,rz4m Comm 4 Nru cnr Parrol 4 Red Crmss Rap w IDIHIIHJIIL C lulv 3 One A z Phu 4 Pulau Attend nc w A4 T ct v Pusonll Rgp 4 Gammadmn 4 Press Club 4 leaturcs and Assnmluly I l 4 Glu Club 44 jr Wfomans Club 4 Sr Ban quu Comm 4 Prom Musrc Comm 4 4ollu,L LVIILX N BESSIL KORN N xc ll bo P111 The Dcrll In Lzewrlur Cencral Amlwrtlon Busrnus uorlx HRI I IICIUNN Xilli IIN Xml: '11 rn I lnr1.1 4 L I1 L Ll l f 1 l 4LLl m.1 rn. 1 utr 441 4 XX lmrrrrm 30 Amlvmon Tour thc world after lv-. DOIJCLAS A Lllxlx DOROTHX ANN LENR Dotty Are You Satzrfed Busmess Gammathon Student Patrol I Prom Pro g.,ram Comm w Pcrsonals Rcp I 7 Prcss Cluh 7 Class Rmg, Comm 2 lrcsh Soph Pam Dec Comm 2 Blat Dr Capt 7 Tag., Day I 2 Ambrtlon To vxorlc m an of me I NIAI I LIBERTX 'arf Y' IN ac Izbcrly Belle follt:.,c Trl H1 Y I 7 Basket lull 7 Softball 7 lloucr and Nlotto Comm I jr Woman s Clulu 4 Class Rmg, Comm 7 Amlutxon 'Io hc .1 teacher DOROTHX X BIACLH RA Dot The Lady Busmess Tucker Comm Sr Xlmstrel Amhxtnon To be successful m xx hatcxer I do 31 Clmlx Cumblerr Guitar Collcguc Iootlmlll Basketball lull Mgr I Rctl Cross Alt I Actnvrty Txclx 5 I High Have Vlsual Artis 7 v Ent Comm Frcsh Soph P rtx 2 Class lloxxcr Comm I Prom Musnc Comm w Hm Rm Lt I Prcss u I Sports fl An1h1txon To hc a yct pllot and flx .trounrl the xsorltl PHILIP S MAJESRI Phr Out Of Thu Ilforld College Cap and Gown Comm 4 Autlro Y xsual Auls 4 Hm R L I Cross Rcp I Pro Mcrlto 4 Ambrtxon To .go to the L of Xlass ROBERT JAMES LEONE Boots lzc Got Rhythm General Dramatnc Club 4 Amlumon To bc a top drum mer 4-4 .du C71 'E .ft WAYNE E. MATTHEWS Matt Far 14111171 F rom Ezerribodli General: Hm. Rm. Capt. 2, 35 Ring Comm. 23 Visual Aids 2g Hm. Rm. Lt. 1. Ambition: To be a jet pilot. 'VK fr, pg JAMES R. MACHESNEY ..Jim,. Hjinzmg Unleuou n General: Hm. Rm. Lt. lg Foot- V N9 ball 1. Ambition: To be a dry cleaner. Q oxlu fd' THEDA li. MARKHAM Tedi Lar1ji. Bc' Good College: Service Recorder lg Library Club 1, 2, 31 Jr. Womans Club -lg Dramatic Club 4g Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 43 Fresh.-Soph. Parry Comm. l, 23 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 39 Chrm. Ad. Comm. Sr. Min- strel, Typing Comm. Sr. Min- strel alg Tag Day 1, 3. 4. Ambition: Retire with a com- fortable pension. 0 WO sf gr liol-CATHYRN ANN MANGO Kathy Bcau!if14l. BLllllfffIllBYO1l n Evief' Business: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4g Hm. Rm. Sec. lg Fresh.-Soph. Party Rel. Comm. lg Prom Dec. Cornm, 3: Red Cross Rep. Aig Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 43 jr. Vl'oman's Club 4. Ambition: Malte money. NANCY ANN MASON x Mace ,' Lately To Look Al 'T College: Dramatic Club l, 2g Library Club l, 2g Sec. 2g Class Motto Comm. lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 5. -lg Pres. 2g Intramural Sports 1. 2, Eg Red Cross Rep. lg Fresh.-Soph, Parry Ref. Comm. 2. Service Record- er ig Gammatlio Stal? 3, 4g Older Girls' Conf. 55 Class Play 5, -ig Ciovernor's Aide 31 Press Club -lg Dist. Exchange 43 Pro Merito Alg Hm. Rm. Sec. fig Jr. XVoman's Club 43 Sec. of W.bl.L.S.l7. Al. Ambition: To get the most out of lite. qu- 32 General: l KE-Y-' XVILLIAM If. MAYNARD is Bill Cline Your l:'1c.r uuif Dream -Si Ambition: To lie .t success. . SPEC D00 ri bv- 'Y' TNC r'wO -J' 'U ' we. a camel. f O6 CONvur LL D0 rA DO ELAINE I.. MILLIGAN Millie PBIIIIJTIIH A Briilgc Ol Ilappirzerf' Business: Red Cross Rep, l, 'lg lircsli.-Soph. Party I, lg Prom Comm. -lg Mag. Dr. 5. Ambition: To go to college. gf .. i C . X Q11 COUPE nf vice! 'kittk iff? Q :iv all PATRICIA A. MCCARTHY MARY L. MCGOXVAN Pat Name Su'eel. Su ee! Memorief General: Transferred from St. Marys Senior Year. Ambition: Band of Gold. CAROL ANN MILES Carol AufulIji Glad lVe Me! You General: Red Cross Alt. 1. Ambition: Cross the desert on Beauliful Dreamer Business: Fresh.-Soph. Party l, 25 Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3, 45 Tag Day I, 2, 31 Hm. Rm. Capt. 1, 23 Historian 2. 4: Prom Usher 3: Service Award 33 Gradu- ation Usher 'ag Student Council 3: Ring Comm. 21 Color Comm. lg Older Girls' Conf. 3: Mag. Dr. Capt. 33 Hm. Rm. Lt. 3, -lg Cheerleader 4: jr. W'oman's Club sig Student Pa- trol vi. Ambition: To go to college. MARIAN F. MIKUSKI INIiC All AlI16fifd7l Girl College: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Color Comm. lg Fresh.- Soph. Parry Comm. lg Ring Comm. 23 Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Jr. XYloman's Club 4g jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 5. Ambition: To go to college. 139 33 -QE Q' ff, 35 FERN ADALINE MONAT Fern Because You're You College: Transferred from Commerce High Sophomore Year: Hm. Rm. Lt. 2: Activity Ticket 2. 5, fig Gammadion 3, fig jr. Woman's Club 4. Ambition: To go to college. 1 5 I' Y. E - it r . MARY I MONTOVANI 'T Monty Naughty LaJ3 of Slmzlx Lam College Mag, Dr Capt l w Act1v1tyT1cketl 7 3 4 Hm Rm Capt 2 Hm Rm Lt v Glrls Sports 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 Red Cross Alt 4 Recorder 4 Gammad1on4 jr Womans Club 4 Ambmon To go around the vuorld pmk rowboat MARY E MORRIS o Hou to Be Ven Very Popular Busmess Fresh Soph Party Comm 1 2 Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Captam 4 Tag Dayl 2 Tr1H1Yl 7 3 4 1 Haven I 2 3 Act1v1tyT1cket 7 7 4 Hm Rm Capt Lt 2 Sec 1 Class Rmg Comm 2 jr Sr Prom Comm 3 Jr Woman s Club 4 Student Pa trol4 Ambmon To become a nurse BARBARA C MORRIS Bo All Round Cal Busmess Amuty Tucker l 2 Hm Rm llovscr and Card Comm 4 Bldmmton 2 3 Amlntlon To get marrlgd JOHN A NADOLSRI Odds I Bel My Mmzm College Actnvrty Ticket I 2 3 4 Fresh boph Party Comm Ambmon To Wm more dough of? suckers lrkc Squcaks HELEN A NAGORRA DONALD J OSOWSRI Helen Don Smile Tc nor ofH11,fJua1 IU1 Ccneral L1l1r.1ryClub 7 a Collin. Hm Rm C I l 7 Ambmon To l.,o1nto nursing, 7 ACUVU Tllklf 7 lrcsh Noph Pam Comm 7 Ambmon Tube Odds Na dolskns manager wurh 509 clear prolxt 'O WALTER l' OSOXXSRI Walt Danger Ileartbrcak Ahead Gencral B scballl a 4 Bas alll 7 4 lootb Hm Rm Capt l 7 l-lm Rm Recordcrl 7 7 Prom L Comm 3 gI'd4L,LXN0l'lx 4 Student Patrol4 Cat' 4 Ambrtron To hc a belly danc Su eel and Lonely Colleg.,c Transferred from Roselmdalc Hugh 7 Tr1H1Y 3 4 Jr Womans Club 4 jr Sr Prom Comm J Actrvrty Trckct a 4 Ambmon To be an arrlme hostess RICHARD S PATRICK at C err La Vie' General Rlfle Club 1 Hm Rm Lt 3 Student Patrol 4 Ambmon To vrsrt state pen 35 K1 1- 5- I' P JOAN E PARKS JEAN VFRA PARZYCH oan ean Carefree and Gay Busrness l.1braryClub1 Hm Rm Sec 1 Class Color Comm l Personals Rep l 4 Actrvrty Tlcketl 7 3 4 Ring., Comm 7 Mag., Dr Capt 2 4 Hugh Haxcn7 7: Trrl-llY2 3 4 jr Sr Prom Comm 9 Red Cross Rep 3 jr Womans Club 4 Ambrtron To work7 DONALD I. PAULSON Don Oh' Thai Steel Guztar Rag' Busmess Servrce W Record er 7 3 Student Patrol 4 Amblt on To ovsn or work rn a health center or gym l NORMAN L PARENT Norm Laz5 Bone: College Capand Gown Comm l' A Ambrtron To be successful ' -fa K' Ebb ' Q5 . ff ' ' Q' , 'J' Q49 . V 7 I FJ .. ' ., QV' l ,. ' I 1 ,. lm A 1 at . f V 7' fl K. kctb , .., 3, 41 7 all lg I Y - . . - . ,-1 . . ' ' . ' ' 2 1 De. ' H ff ,Y j 'fu A ' AQ F.-. f 1, 2, 3. ' cr' E Z A h all X G C4 . 55 . .V ' - , 'N ,, ' ,, ,P .. .. ll J , J t . . .,: ',' -3 ',. ','- :ll . ' 3 V x 2 I I l A! --P -' -' U f 2 Z . L D .I Z - U n n- 6 K 5. A Q X Qu GORDON H. PILGRIM Gordy Nut A Finer Fellau General: Visual Aids 1, 3,4 Ambition: To go to Eutope. INIARGARET ANN PEAVEY PCHgi ' Peg 0' .II5 Hear! College: Activity Ticket l. 2, 3.19 Press Club Ig Class Flower Comm. Ig Personal Rep. Ig Ring Comm. 23 Tri-I-Ii'Y 5, rig Older Girls' Conf. 5: Red Cross I, 53 Class Play Comm. 3: Gam- madion 5, -ig Picture Editor 45 jr. W'oman's Club -4. Ambitioni To go to college. If I Q meats, ff' MARY K. PETTENGILL Pet 'Yozfre On Trial Business: Volleyball 2. BEITYANN PETERsEN Betry 1t'5 A!1Rigbf II i1b Me. Business: Mag. Dr. Capt. 4g Ac- tivity Ticket I, 2. Ambition: To be a housewife. ROSE MARIE PI-IELPS Rosie The Bible Tell! Ale 50 Business: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To work in an of- Ambition: To be a secretary. tice. 6 Xa 1 ,up- 5352 I MARILYN JEAN PIPER Marilyn Quiet AJ A Lillfe illoufen College: Pro Merito VI. I Ambition: To go to tollegc. GW ,v v AS Q t will fri? O Mr CvaNlN 36 'iz if-LD:.g. 5 ROBERT VU. PIPER Holi Gee II lii1aEer5. ' J , College: Basclvall I. 2, 3. -I1 , I-Im. Rm. Capt. I. I Amluitioni Tu Icarn to water- ' sl-ci at thc Su Xi. .lOYC.Ii ANNIE PRIME joycc Lal A .Smile lic' Yrfln' Illllflffudu Cicncrali Activity Ticket 2, IL I-Im. Rm.f..1pt. 23 I.ilwraryC.Iulw -I. Anilwiriim' Tn lic a rucption- ist. I N. li Lx IC NPR LEONARD J. PUZA ', Puz .X ilIr. lIH07lijL'ffll!'l Gcncral: Hm. Rm. Capt. I, 2g Iioixtliall I, 2, 3. IL Co-Capt. Ig Basclwall I, 2. SQ Basketball I, 5 2, Sp Hm, Rm. Lt. gl Grad. Usher Eg Cap and Gown Comm. -I. Ambition: To join the army. 37 ALMA M. POMEROY UAV, Dm1't Ferzfe ,Ile In Business: Girls' Sports I, 2. 3g Rinu Cumm. 21 Slxi Clulv 31 flass Plays 3. Press Club -I' Dramatic Club -I. .-Xnilwitirm: To go to college. CQIQRALID RIX PRINCE NIH., .S'Iipf2i21g Bi fiilli-gc: Hm. Rm. Capt. I, 33 I-niirlmill I. 2. 5. AI: Baseball I, Q. S. I. Iiaskctlwall 21 One-Act Play S. ig Stutlcnt Council I, 91 Bins' State ig Pro Mc-rito, Vita-Prcsitlcnt -'IL Student Pa- rml I1 One-Arm Bandit Club I1 Prom Duc. Comm. 3. Amlvitiun: To shovel snow wma rainy ilay in june. IRFD I RIBSTOCR IR Re m Young, Abe Lzrlwln College Transferred from Sr Mary s w Aeuury Treleu u Ambrtron To become' .1 Marxnc Biologist for the gowernmenr 17' IRANCFS I RICHARDS Frannle InuAreA5Suu1ArCan Bc C eee Clce Clulwl I A my Txeleet I 3 I I Comm 7 Perfeet Attenelanee 7 CI1ssI'lr1s Comm v Class Plax Usher w Prom Refresh Comm I Banrl w I Cafeterna w Pro IN to Womans Club I GJIDUIACIIKEH Sufi I Amlvmon To become a dren nan PATRICIA I RI INAI D Re I I L1 1er1I urlr I1 Amlsuuon 'I 0 Iweumme .1 house IDITH A RIDIR La lf. 111114 Ildm Hzarlr H114 nu Broken College A :vm Tralee! I 7 I r Wcmrx .ms Club I Qeruee W Re murder 7 m m C Sports In C rn C r I Deb.1tmeCluIwI Pres Clulw Amlwrtron To beeome .1 teaeh R SINHRII C RC I ILLIN NARA RIX R1I,L,s I IINIIICSS 'I fl erwn Is 7 I e X I+ I usnruss sm Pm IIC S e Crm N L I I Lerr 'I I II SIC U RHI NCL X s C I WIKI HI Tl L. Wllslllgxx C IIIU 38 -in 'S sf' Y? I III lc' . R fr 3 3 .- 4'-,A A C94-r-..1.iI ayCQILl 3.-I, ' r f ' I vufc. V C-J ff f I.' 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S3 Hm, V4 , ,f-.l1,Ir.X IIrn.1r1'. ,lul , sv A, ,X VI. - AIIII V 'I I I fu Ill I ' s N I I- ., LOUISE C ROBB Wuzne Izc Col Hn ll 07141071 A Sirnzg Collage C lass Hrstormn l De lWdflI'!LClL1l5l Cnrls State Rcp v Tlmc xlLVSSAVdl'4l 7 Second Prr1L Pourx Conrcsr Prom Program fomm 7 Press Cluw 4 C luflub 4 Pro cr no 4 lr XY!omansClub4 AC nvm L ul 2 Amlnnon To lmuomc .1 good r1..14hLr ? pike an ,147 Gen 111111 In A Dream U orld Collusg Transferred from TLLl1HlLdlHlgh Qchool Sprm lull Mass 4 Amlnrnon To go to work SFLINIA ltf SALOOlNlEY e fam To Remember General Acnwm Trclcet 7 7 Ambrtlon To become a nurse 4-9 tt' c VLC!! fu Dons You re 'lcllzul Our SLCVLU Busnmss jr Rad Cross Alt l Amlwltron To go to work VlRClNlA B SAMPQONI Sam Sdflljsflllg Gcncral Press Clubl 4 Ac lf'v Trcket l 2 4 1 Hockex ancl Volleyball l 7 Fresh Soph Dec Comm l Dramanc Club 7 Trl Hr Y l 3 HrLh Havcn 3 Jr Womans Club 4 Ambrnon To be successful 45 l' I RAYMOND H ROACH a Sing Y ou Yzrmerrf Ccncral Acnvrty Ticket l 4 Amlvrnon To rom the Navy .22 'NT7' 2 W 6' dv Qs. V.,-' I sl- 4' It A VK' U is I - N Y -1. In . 1- 4 . 'L - I Q fg -, R y Q ,fl gn: fl M., - H- ' L- 'W ' Y ,SJ ' l if I H' J ' sl V N ' A GENEVIIEVE L. ROLLINS DORIS J. RUTHERFORD 4: ll A: . f 4 .1 . - ' . . Y ' 'L, ' ,. . I . 1 . . . A S l -r - vi. U 1 my V, tix' 1' 'V , , 3, Pg l7'elcl 4 ' -A A - -L' '- ., Lf. , . f M : . 'X C ML A QANDNIAX C1411 Cnlfm Lffkf 11 LLL nm IC ct C r R C lu Club I lrcsb Noph Pa tx omm I Baskctlull 7 ramural Sports I mam Club 7 C.1lctnr1a Still 4 Pro XILIIIO 4 Hcraltl .III 1111. I l H m 1 H1 H Ir XX 111114 C 1 C 1tls Chorus 4 Honotau C NI Illlull 1n Pmctrx Contut 1 Co C l1.11rm.m PTIJLYJHI Comm for Sr Xlus1Cal 4 Ambmon To LO to tollc1,L DONALD J QCHUL7 Don '7 W' Sure 60011 Lrmkmq CAROL ANN QISKA Carol Am! I on C hm' I on re 'I 0111 Ccncral Tr1 H1 YI 7 S unc XX Ruordu I C ass Color Comm I Card and Ilovxcr Comm 7 Fresh Soph Partx DLL Comm EDI Comm I H1 Haxtn 7 w Class lloxxgr Comm I Press Club CltCl1l I r Womans L15 4 Ilm Rm C 1ftCom1 x 'I 1. I 0 1g Ant I 1.11 Comm I Am 11111111 'lu bg .1 auuuas Colluuc' Baseballl 7 v Capt 4 lidskctballl 7 '1 4 Iootball 7 w 4 Prom s cr a C1 u.1t1on Ushc-r3 Hm Rm Capt H m 7 AITAIJIIIOD To 1,0 to collage fx ou NAINCX NI QCHFNNA Shorrs 'HIL 0 'Il fl SIULSS B.1skub1Il I 7 IL Hag cs I X :llu IJ Sk Club I fxlTIlUIllfIII 'I mspcntl l1lL r11l1ng, .mi SICIIDL R BHIRI I Y A Sl ITON Sh1rl MI L1tllc B11 Of Htazeu Central RIHL, Comm m Lt 1 I L 1195 Rep I Ir XX oma s Club 4 Attxutx 'I ICICLI Amb1t1ot1 To Lsucccsslul NHIRLIIH E SPIINILLI bhlfl Dark F111 'Vi Collage Transfcrrul from Ycr1.,:.nncS H1Ll1 Sthool Xu tu Xt Cho 1x1tx 'Inlut I Clts I .14 xIIIl5lIlt7II 'Io lULL UNL .1 IIUVSL Fouluu Story MEN- 40 l'l81cQ'2 ,Q 'ws THERLSA E SNOW Terry The Burr Delzghl Business llovwer and Card Comm I Press Club ri H Y 7 4 jr Vfomans Club 4 Green Ctrl 4 Activity Ticket 7 3 4 Ambition To come a hair dresser 11 WM A r. ur ysnq ' LEONARD B. SKERKER l Lenny A Migfalj Burg Man 1.rHe College: Hm. Rm. Lt. 25 Hm. Rm. Capt. 3, A41 Class Vice-Pres. 5. 43 Debating Club 5. 43 CO- Chairman 43 Pro Merito Pres. '41 Herald l, 2, -41 Sports Editor 2. 4: Gammadion 3, 4g Co- Business Mgr. -ig Art Editor 41 Graduation Usher 33 Boys' State Eg Student Patrol 41 Sr. Show Co4Chairman, Publicity Comm. 4 Current Ivents Award 9 American History Avsard 3 Student Council 4 Ambition To serve mankin in various and sundry ways WlLLlANl L SNHTH JR Smitty lllllllfflllg' ll 11118 Business lresh Soph Party Dec Comm l Class Color and I lovrcr Comm l Ring Comm 7 Service W Recorder 3 Mag., Dr Mgr 4 Ambition To fly a desk in the Air Force DARLENE H. SMITH Georie I Dorff Care Business: Glee Club lg Fresh.- Soph. Party Refresh Comm. lg Tri-Hi-Y Ig One-Act Play Pro- gram Commg Dramatic Club 2, 31 Fresh.-Soph. Party Ent. Comm. 23 Press Club 4g Gam- madion 4g Perfect Attendance 2. Ambition: To become a hair- dresser. 0 c fr fl JOSEPH M SMOLEN oe There Coe! Happg joe General Hm Rm Lt 1 Bas ketballl 2 5 Service W Re corder 2 Ambition Go to Germany wx ith Gros and meet all the Get mans ,GW 4,4- if .Je .33 ag-0 -, A 1 'wha- ARLINE R SPONBERG Arline Make You Laugh Business Fresh Soph Party Dec Comm 1 Flower and Card Comm 1 Press Club 1 4 Tri HiY 1 7 4 Actlvlty Ticltetl 7 3 4 Sports2 Red Cross Alt 2 Prom Refresh Comm 3 Dramatic Club 3 Glee Club 5 4 Green Girl 4 jr Woman s Club 4 Ambition To become a medr cal secretary Till IRISH HSN ,. Sffvfvns 'Q f. A I , . . , . 3 . Kel, 1 i ' d ff' r . 4 , . ' . J Y.- 4- - - - 'H - 1 I I J , 4, .y ' A 1 f- . I z . . . 2 - J A N43 . Q I , ,.a ' - -L . I .. , sg ,, : ' 7. D Y .lfl ,' P - S qu . - n ,. if :' L i I ' .- . .. - . . Q H , A U - Q 4 ' L4 X y - - ! I 3 f Y- ,-..,s 1 ' . 1 1. 43 T '- - L I - i- -, -43 . ' P - .1 1 2 Qi H-gm ' . .,L S I, -, .. -'. : be- . v 'I -. 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XX ILLIAM W TENERO PAUL RAYMOND TULLER i f Q!! f' 'rx Z.'P .gg 1 'lmuer Io A Teen age Prager 4 cu rtball 1 B.x5lCuballl 7 a 4 Track 3 I B.15cb4lll 7 Ona Armed limtlxt Club w 1 Student Pa trol 4 Dat Comm farewell Dance u mwltlon Tt hxvc a x months x matlon IVNICC. .1 xcar mth pax Pau Donor Lau yer Irzdnzn Clnef College Cap and Gown Comm 4 Amblnon To bc a success C lb HYLFN IN -X TUTTLE TOHN VAN GELDER Hclcn Van A114415 111 'live Mood ' IllGe1 B1' Busmcss College -Xmbmon To bacomc aitcre AIT1blCl0U To 10m the Au' t.1rx lorce 43 48 3.4 Y' 'axle THEODORE R SUSSINIAN Teddy COZHIIVQ Sfjle Agrlculture Ambmon To Jom the Alr ,rw Q' Q-N., 35 PN Q ,X 5 it 1, Flax C, Q I V, agq U 1 'Ju 3 dx .Q ,1 1 X fi L jg Q ,, 'lf' Q' i 'Q 'A' I .. ', U ' X54 4' Z -A - l A ' fl 5 Force. by , E A , V ' l P B'll 1 A f ' g Clmlly-1 For , 2, 3. 49 . ' 1 ' .lv V , N v1A 3 A A I . I . 035.4 A l ' M -I V J 41' bi I El ' 31 1 1 ' , K ' .Q V 11 1. f' ll V ,K fu li' Q Q 2 1 ROSALIE NI XXELCONIE Rosrc Bowne Blue Cul General Baslxctlmll w Nollu 1 Ir Sr Prom barn 4, Ct mm Ir XX oman s C lulw Attrxru Ttlur nton w RL 1 A mutron 'Io buornt .1 IIIJ tlunrst pa 'ink Visq O X CYORCI .I XYLIS Xttlm lltarlllnuhr tllcLL Hm Rm Capt C lass Pres Stu lent Count rl w Prts 4 Dtbatmt, Club 7 4 Co Charrman 4 Prom r Host 3 Gratludrton Xlarshall I-I.1rxartlBoolC Prrzc 1 Nr Fare well Danu. Comm Camrna tlron CoBus1ncss NIU 4 Pro Nlcrrto 4 Ambmon Tobttorm lottor SX LX IA ANIN XX I BBYR 4 Btu 111 lu l li llJLfLla'71J Bturlltrtl Collcgc Hm Rm Lt I Fresh Soph Pam Int Comm I 5 s 4 Rmb Comm Itlrtor rn C Intl of Herald un C 4rl C lu Sports I tlltor of C 4.iH1l'I'ld1llOl'l 4 r WCJmlUb Club 4 Ir slr Soph Pam Musrt Comm 7 Ambrrron To bttomt a nurse '33-5 DORCJTHX A WARGA Dorty 'I Il rrluful Cal usrmss Hm Rm SLC Class Color Comm I Ircsh Noth Partx Nfusrc Comm I Inr Comm 7 Tvsrrlerl 7 d Cross Alt I a I 4 Qec v Runs. Comm 7 I-Icraltl Txprst 4 Cjammatlton Stall Clubs 4 Prom Prouam Comm 5 Pro Nltrrto 4 Niaa, Dr Capt 4 Ac rrx T tlxct f Womans Club 4 Ambrrron To ovxn a Catltlrc Conxcrtrble ZW 04 CHARLES ALAN WELCH Chrcl. Slarrtlmg on Ike Corner ll arrlamg all llae Gzrlr Go B1 General Class Pres l Foot balll w Colf 1 Actrvrty T4LlC a Caf Ambrtron To 5,0 to school rn tht Naxg, -i ICATHLI I NI J WHALEN Ka Irmr fur Arc Tlav F561 0 A ll onzan In Love 4, s 'ZZ' Busrmss Basketball I 2 1 l'4Lll Hoclxu l 7 Softball I NAL Dr Cart 7 Scrvrcc Rttorttr 7 ovscr .intl t C lm Amlntron To l-.tcp an Ir4sl1 rn in h tppx 5'- 5 WWWWX Q ,mf O ffaj NM Hman x K. f355f-H56 , 44 3 ' 11 12 . rl .7 ' , I , ' . ' 1 n . f 1 ' C1 . .I .Rrli Iif . . Ig ,I J '. 5: Q C ' P ' Q Q , . 3 T ' .- We 7. - fl -.5, fr. jr ' . ., i fl -'A J- 5' --l ' .-.5. 'f . 1 ' I . 'N 3: 41. Rc . . fp Tri- L' 7 ' ' K' In, ' - H1-Y -15,-':- .fg Class ., ., , , , rg: ,. ., '4, ' I-1 . v.' K! ' , ,' . A , h fl It '. , ' S ' Af: 1 , N 1 ' -at . '. fl Aff ' '.'- A 7' - UV .' 1' I. 2, 5, lg jr. .. . . J. S,'l ' 1 ., A ,W ,M U ,lk L ,, .i , - ' Ir ' '4 H V I X' ' '. I Bantl,l,2,,i1Ijr.1n1at4icCltrb 2: 1 'Q 'lt '- 7, Prey. 71 ' j Q , 23 et 73 fi. A Q' ,, 42 ,. 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WORDENI Baby HGIUOJIIFALIIJI Irene General: Activity Ticket I, 2g Class Motto I1 I-letaltl lg Bas- ketball I, 2, Eg Volleyball l. 2, 5: Fieltl Hockey I. 2. gl Retl Cross Alt. l: Heraltl Personals l, 2g Fresh.-Soph. Dec. Comm, Club 4. teacher. Ambitioni To become an art i, 1.- lg Dramatic Club l. Ambition: To get marrietl. KAREN ANN XXVILIAMS Karen Lott In A lI birl Business: Fresh.-Soph. Party Music Comm. 2: -Ir.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3. Ambition: To become a good secretary. YN ANDREA WOLFE Dree 'Damly A ndy 2, S3 Retl Cross Alt, lg Tri- Hi-Y 1,25 Class Flower Comm. lg Prom Serving Comm. 33 Fresh.-Sopb. Party Comm. 23 Pro Merito, Sec. 43 Gammatlion 4: jr. Woman's Club 45 Girls' State Rep. 3. Ambition: To become a teach- er. l 4 il ft. '75 ll 5. ROBERT A. WRIGHT Bob .I Daddy-O A General: Track l, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball -Ig Basketball 1, 2g Activity Ticket l, 2, 5, 4g Student Pa- trol -I. Ambition: To go to Mars. 1 I I I X 'P' f N 00? ..-,,9 x 5 ,qiql , ' . -' 'mm XX C -5 5 1 I ! A agar. B, MQ 5 q I QW 1 ,.. X A5 Q? QQ -.Zi I IEDXYA R D A. ZACER A NY Blin1p Htl Rtdilfl Mr. 1511 Cicnur.1l: Iiootlull 1.2. 3. Ambition' To exist, ? NIARN AWN ZIFLIINHICI Moose Inn Sat A Parr Of Ian fun fic! C qntml Attivitx Ticket I i Dramatit Club I Ring Comm 7 Rul Cross Alt I Tri Hi Y 4 Pron Ish r Dec Comm v I-Im Rm Sec v In ramural Sports I 2 3 Cxammatlion 4 C'lee Club 4 jr WomansClub 4 Mui. Dr Capt v Crecn Girl I Ambition To bctomt A nurse IAMfb PIQTFR ALANITD m A Saiuf f Wulf C Lncrnl IDANIIL NX CHARV Dunm Drum bu C annul Ambition To LU into tht su KILL X HlRl IRIC 'N Artl11L In Hr L mul i wirion 'I C W llio .1 Ambition: To work with chil tircn. NIA RION D. ZIEDLITZ Zctly Ro: irz' Kind Cicncml' Rctl Cross Rep. 2 Cilcc Club lg Bowling I1 Per- s-in.il Rep. ig Activity Ticket I IOHN NIARTIN 7ONIflx ohn 111191121 Ztw Ccneral Iootball I Baseball I Actixitx Titlxtt I Ambition To loin tht Nan al' to 'C 1 I DAX ID TFD BALDX GA Due II b Can I I General I DOLC LAN NI lNII'SlClx Built I rm I hu ll fm! lu P C Lmrnl A ution 'I i Ci into tht xitc RIC HARD C C ALPIN Ditk 4 I III! I .1 I CLC B nl 4 Yrs s l -X wition T n the lotta 46 J H4- .,.,. S ,764 . X I ' i i I 1 If I F il I 4 I ' r ,, , - 4 Ag H J I if f U 1 4 .I 1. I I , L , ., . A M. . ,I , . , V ' . Ml A J L .- .i . N- Z. 5, -C: 1 , c 33 - . I . I 4' T v , .2 1' Q J , Q f , A . All lj' ' ' I ' . ,Q 1 l A , ' tw 4. A A A , , U . . i . . ,, . V . ., .. U - ,-V 'lL. . I gl - U' -' . -' : , Ambition: To join thc N.1vy, Ambition: Go to Tech School. if 5 Q AT fi Q i. 1f .' ,. H ,fr ., ,. D . , W .. .. I H.. I- - 1 ii - 3 . ' ' ' j ' ' A- . ml ' ' i 'i jr V ' ser- b i' -.4 .' A- gr f RT ' 5. I QU. 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MAL I tual Li Y' Aitl , 2,1 . ml i i 1 o ioi Air AWARDS BRONZE TABLET gIven to the member of the graduaung class who has done most for the welfare good name and progress of WH S LEONARD SKERKER DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD ELIZABETH BOCCASILE BARBARA JONES AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD HAROLD RALPH HERBERT W KITTREDGE AWARD for excellence In wrItIng poetry In Przze MARY POTHIER 2nd Przze JENNIFER SCANLON Honorable Mention JANICE HUMASON MARY CLARK DICKINSON AWARD gxven to a senIor for excellence IH wrItIng creatrve prose In Przze LEONARD SKERKER 2nd Pnze LORRAINE GAGNE Honorable Mennon LOUISE ROBB AMERICAN LEGION AWARD to a member of the senIor class who has done the most outstandIng work In Problems of Democracy LOUISE ROBB JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AWARD gIven to that person for Outstandmg personahty qualItIes of leadershIp partIcIpatIon In extra currIc ular actIvItIes and scholarshIp In Hlgh School GEORGE VELIS HARVARD BOOK PRIZE the outstandmg all round boy In the JunIOr class RAYMOND CHILDS 57 RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AWARD to students excellmg In mathemaucs and SCICUCC FRANCES RICHARDS LEONARD SKERKER TIME MAGAZINE CURRENT EVENTS AWARDS for excellence In the study of current aFfaIrs HAROLD RALPH 57 BRUCE WOODFORD 57 HERBERT R THORPE JOURNALISM AWARD for general accomphshment and Interest IU the field of Journahsm SYLVIA WEBBER GEORGE U EASTMAN AWARD for excellence In bookkeepmg JULIANNA GAUGH 57 WESTFIELD NURSES ASSOCIATION SCHOLAR SHIP AWARD gIven to a senIor g1rl IH the top quarter of the graduatmg class who has been accept ed by a school of professxonal nurSIng SHIRLEY SPINELLI BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMAN S CLUB AWARD to the senIor gIrl who glVCS most promIse of success In secretarlal or other ofiice work THERESA DAVIO WILLIAM CRANE AWARD for beIng the hIgh est rankIng senIor boy In both scholarshxp and athleucs OREN PETER GRIFFIN RODERICK TYLER TRACK AWARD GERALD PRINCE WILLIAMS BOOK AWARD to an outstandmg boy IH the IunIOr class who has excelled In scholarShIp and school cItIzenshIp BRUCE WOODFORD 57 to that worthy boy or gurl who has shown outstand Ing qualItIes of 1eadershIp durmg hIs or her hIgh school career whose ScholastIc record has been con sIstent wIth hlS or her abIl1ty shownng the results of contInued effort and cooperanon ELIZABETH BOCCASILE SERVICE W AWARDS for SCIVICC to the school through extra cutrIcu1ar work and actIvItIes CHRISTINE BEDNARSKY ELIZABETH BOCCASILE JEANNE DANLEY GAIL SANDMAN LEONARD SKERKER GEORGE VELIS SYLVIA WEBBER PRO MERITO AND NATIONAL HONOR SO CIETY AWARDS gIven to senIors havIng mam tamed a blanket average of B In StudIes for four years JEANETTE ALEXANDER ELIZABETH BOC CASILE ROGER BROWN GERALDINE COACH CAROL COVALESKI JEANNE DANLEY THERESA DAVIO ALICE DICKINSON LORRAINE GAGNE JOHN GOGOL CAROL HAMANN BARBARA HOL COMB BARBARA JONES JEANNE KINDY MAE LIBERTY NANCY MASON MARILYN PIPER GER ALD PRINCE FRANCES RICHARDS LOUISE ROBB GAIL SANDMAN LEONARD SKERKER GEORGE VELIS DOROTHY WARGA SYLVIA WEBBER AN DREA WOLFE CHEERLEADERS AWARDS CAPT MARY MOR RIS CHRISTINE BEDNARSKY JEANNINE COLE JEANNE DANLEY JEANETFE ALEXANDER BAR BARA JONES MARY MCGOWAN , '57 ............................................. 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WORONOCO SAVINGS BANK AWARD: given 47 WE Tlllllllll WEATHER -- ALWAYS FAIR CELEBRITY GETS THE POINT George Velis M D well known sur geon and founder of the Velrs Central Hospital announced yesterday that Head Nurse Hypodermic Happy Chris Bed narsky gave her millionth neddle yes terday The receiver of this injection was none other than Butch Crazylegs Gros who for the seventh time this season rocked and rolled a 105 yard touchdown to chalk up another victory for the Navy Well known socialite Genevieve Rollins heiress of the Neisers Stores this morning married B111 Brigham PLAY BOY FUMBLES AGAIN After recently divorcing Broadway coquet Kathy Mango the famous New York play boy and ex hurdle champion Brent Ferriter returned to the Rrviere with Sth Avenue Beauty Advisor Joan Parks However he returned to New York with U S correspondent to France Barbara Jones Miss Jones was returning to New York for a conference with Secretary of State Liz Boccasxle Tomorrow Brent will march down the aisle for the fourth time this year with the girl who brought Jazz to New Orleans Carla Gagnon who recently broke her partnership with the one and only Baron Dnunsticks Leone king of contract with Jerry Browns Band of Renown Hrs new Band will feature famous Sax Solrst D1ane Gess Talented Judy Kelleher on the ivory keys and Hot Lips Arkey David on Trumpet NEWSPAPER OUT The great Metropolts of Westfield opened a new Newspaper today It will be a great success with its new staff Ed in Chief Sylvia Webber Managing Editor Gail Sandman Social Editor Carol Hamann and Editor of out of town news Sally Frisbte INSIDE STUFF Jeannine Cole secretary of Tap Dance instructor John Holleran will fly down to N O B to visit captain of the USS. Iowa Wayne Boooylan MORE FOOD Russell De Coteau has opened up a new E1Roncho-with star cook Rosalie Welcome and Rosemarie Riga 48 POLICE COLUMN Bob Fitz Gerald was fined S500 for speeding on the wrong side of the road for the 10th time Edith Rider and Alma Pomeroy fined S50 for using a one way street the wrong way Poltce were final ly able to break the girls rebel club that has been robbing licorice stores Those caught were-ring leader Theda Mark ham and her associates Barbara Mor rxs Betty Fisher Betty Haley Betty Col her Joyce Cehlar Carol Miles and Helen Nagorka They were all sent to Fern Monat head of woman s prison under direction of Pamela Lemire Joan Hosey and Jane Holcomb Peggy Peavey famous Police Woman gets the credit for breaking the case PRIZE WINNERS OF THIS WEEK Pat Renaud was Queen for a day in Hollywood Thelma Johnson Betty Peterson Rose Phelps and Josette Fransworth re cerved the Big Payoff and each a Mink coat John Gogol and Philip Majeski an swered the 364 000 O0 question and are touring Europe Bob Brew won another caddy in the cheerios contest Wayne Matthews sent in more box somc jet submarine Bob Dejkus Jack Crean and Dick Clifford finally won the 2 wheel btke they ve been trying so long for Elaine Milligan and Joanne Bucko won a trip to Alaska last week now they re trying to win one back oan Brown finally won a round trip to Springfield Just in time for her honeymoon too POLITICAL NOMINATIONS After serving a successful term as Vice President of the U S Len Skerker has been nominated for President Hts secretary Dotty Lenk revealed this to the star reporter Bob Lecrenskl TV Director Alan Dunn released it on T V early this morning to the public on a new sound track developed by Joe Hou THATS A LOT OF DOUGH Dotty Betty Crocker Warga ar rived at Sue Cruff s wedding today wtth a 14 layer cake Their honored guest Joe Smolen was asked to cut the cake with the bayonet he captured while on the navy destroyer rn China STOCK MARKET Meat has dropped because of the splendid work of Len Puza head of Meat Purchasing Department of Am erica Hrs Secretary Jean Parzych would not make any statement about his tac tics COMEDIANS RETIRE Roy Drake and Mary Montovanr fa mous comedy team under the drrectton of Frances Richards retired today after their contract at Zagranys Saloon elapsed TALENT ON BROADWAY Evie Deslauriers IS tapping her way to the top Singers Lois Griffin, Barbara H01 comb and Barbara Barrdi have teamed up to make those Juke Boxes jump Mary Gadreault Registered Nurse has been hired by Mary Morris Captarn of Michigan State Cheermg Section to care for a throat ailment FOR SALE Terry Snow Sally Steins and oyce Prime opened a new womans shop un der direction of Ona Coach part time nurse They are featuring an opemng day sale on riding outfits by Nancy Schenna STARS ON THE LOOSE Screams and yells were all that could Elvis Presley arrived in Hollywood It was none other than guitar playin crooner Doug Link and his steel guitar partner Don Paulson I-Ie was flown across country by Com stock Continental Airlines chief jet pilot Carroll Angell who is next sched uled to fly Shirley Spinnellr to the Ha wauan Islands where John Van Gelder set up a new trading post and then to South America to leave off Senorita Mary Ann Garcia for her debut at Heidens Sisters Hotel in Braz1L Pat Conway was the airline stewardess on this trip ON THE WRONG TRACK After a nation wide search Police Chief David Baldyga finally was able to nab honest John Nadolskt notorious race track bookle He was captured when his Black Bomb get a way car driven by his side kick Donny Osowskx was spot ted dragging in front of the Cnty Hall with Ron Aspden home on leave from the Navy Sentence was passed by Judge Gordon Pilgrim and his well known . 1 ' '7 . . - . 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A . . . , . - - 9 DAILY EW CIRCULATION 198 VOLUME I fa1r and square jury of first class Clll zens Buddy Elder Jlffl Alamed Ralph Burgess jtm Machesney Dave Boden dorf Denny Dalton ohn Zomek B1ll Maynard Paul Tuller Bob Dublan Rog er Brown Larry Bancroft and last but not least B1lly Sm1th NEW HIT TUNE Selma Saloomey has done If agatn Her 29th h1t thrs week Her latest IS called Clear as Mud Arlene Sponberg Sue Flanders D1 ane Keel1ng and Karen W1ll1ams sold the1r m1ll1on dollar record of Dungaree Doll JUST PEANUTS Carol G1ovan1n1 Helen Tuttle Kay Whalen and T1na Kane have jo1ned then' goober patches together and formed the m1ght1est assoc1at1on yet Vlfglnla Sampson New York fash1on des1gner IS to des1gn an evenmg gown for MOVIE Star Helen BIZCZIHSKI who 1S to attend the Academy Award d1nner Helen played the lead 1n screen d1rector Charles Welch s new mus1cal 1ntroduc 1ng Hank Wllgus sensatxonal new bar rtone C1ndy Faunces modelmg agency re ce1ved 5 new models today wh1ch she th1nks w1ll be a b1g success They are Nancy Mason Mary Z1el1nsk1 Noreen Fltz Gerald eanne Dmley Ellen RIX 1nd Pat McCarthy Gerry Coach was made pt1nc1pal of the new H1gh School Among her new staff xx 1ll be Ann Dorman Engl1sh Teacher Ted Sussmlnn George Stev ens and Dan Charx at heads of the Ag nculture Department and Pat Qu1mper languages Bob P1per Nat1onal League p1tcher xxas jalled yesterday for sellmg h1s m1r lcle clean1ng agent vx1thout a l1cense Over the m1ll1on mark went ane Arterton Dotty Maceyka and Betty Banks record1ng of that old favorrte Lox e and Marr1age Theresa Dav1o Pr1xate Secretary of the d1st1ngu1shed Martha Cowles was aw arded the honor of Secretary of the Year Doug Mes1ck owner of the bnggest ranch 1n Texas merged w1th B1ll G1hon to own Texas oann Coburn had another d1nner party IU her penthouse last n1ght among her guests were the well known sports column1sts Art Fr1gon and wrld game hunter Irene Worden SPORTS SPOTLIGHT Who else but UCLA s Star half back Svx1val H1ps Damron could hos p1tal1ze 19 men after one m1nute of play 1n the first quarter 1n the Rose Bowl game Baseballs ROOKIE of the year most v tluable player and the only p1tcher to hurl four stra1ght no h1t no run games IH the World SCIICS Pete Gr1ffln shall enter the Hall of Famc at the age of Bob Wflghf CIFLUS strong man broke thc xvorlds we1ght l1ft1ng record by clcx 1t1ng the ten ton truck of Secrc tary of Agrtculture Frank Bernadara erry Prmce xx1th h1s ovcr developed breakmg 975 feet 1n the Greek Olym p1cs th1s pxst week end But 1f lf hldn t been for B1ll Teneros 705 foot DISCUS throw the U S xxould hive lost the Olymp1c t1tlc Thc boy xx ho IS brealcmg 1ll blsket ball SLOFIIIS records Walt Osowsk1 scored 151 pomts 1n the Amertcan Lc xgue t1tle game yesterdty The Golf Busmess has been 1nxaded by 7 hard sxx1ng1ng cup w1nn1ng men Buuy Case and D1ck Galp1n are sw eep 1ng to the top of the Golf World Don Schulz Amer1can All Star 15 vacat1on1ng 1n Stow Vermont sk11ng lodge under the d1rect1on of Mary Mc Goxxan LIJIIOH LVIIKLISKI sxxam the Engl1sh Chtnnel today 1n 7 hours and 70 m1n utes A new worlds record She was greatly .uded by her txxo sports person al1ty attendants Mae L1berty and Jan Clark The Women s Basketball League to- day awarded o Ann Br1tton most valu able player award Ethel Hunt took the cattle rop1ng contest by storm 1n yesterday s rodeo CAR LOT OPENED Lorralne Gagne Margle Stone and Darlene Sm1th opened a new used car lot Wlfh Carol Covelesk1 as ch1ef me chan1c under the1r leader Sandy W1l l1ams w ho bel1eves If s a woman s world CLASSIFIED ADDS FOR SALE 200 IICKCIS to South WICK 1nqu1re to Dave Wolfe Sh1rley Alben joan Arnold Eleanor Bard Gay Strong or Eugene Steward 7 fine horses call Phyll1s Stenner 1 motorcycle phone Ray Roach Pat Barden would l1ke transportatron to Westover A1r Force Base SITUATIONS WANTED Good Ital1an chef would l1ke POSIIIOH ID Ital1an Restaurant call Carol D1 Castro oyce acobs IS lookmg for a new rare flower for aunt1es shop Someth1ng rc 11 George I would l1ke transportat1on to go roll cr skatmg-Carol SISKH 7 1ntell1gent boys must be able to dlscuss anthropology astrology and dy nam1cs call eanne K1ndy and Lou1se Robb M mon Zcdhtz and Dorrs Rutherford would l1ke 706 to pay for T1me Maga z1ne 1n problems 49W Sh1rlcy Sefton xx ould l1ke another lov able brother Chuck Gammons xxouldn t m1nd oxvn1ng a Sandy beach PICFLIICS taken at your own r1sk call Fred Rebstock En1d FIIZ Gerald would l1ke to buy some o1l for her roller skates Looklng for a roommate' call Dave Strong S1ng S1ng Norman xxould l1ke to End a new Parent - U l . , , UI - . , Y S 3 . . ,, , , , I , - 1 1 1 ' 1 . 3 ' ' V . 1 . , . . 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U . r - - - Y Q ' 7 f I 1 - K 1 , ' 49 x X vw Wg.. vfm MOST POPULAR CLASS COLP HEART BREARERS N Pj f- IX v' fl' v7 S bf' XA 'Q ' 2 .v Q lfxi if m A .QQA U3 ,Av X Tv ARTISTB :KTHLILTES Niki MEMORIES ARE MADE OE THIS VL -lg: 5- 1- ' , fl, mw mxcuu W BEST DRESSTD A.. 9' MOST LIKELY TO SLKQCQEED BROTHER SISTER XVOMAN AND MAX HATERS N- 27 I' . . , I -7 ' U L- r f s. I ff' 'f' Wim lf.. ae.'2'g,, 1 ':: c r S-.N BEST LOOLJINC MOST TALKATIXE il TEACHERS DELIGHT , mu, 5333-H ' -F26 5.- TEACHERS IJESPAIR E. Wfrv ' f ' 2-sw 4 ll2SL...- , CLASS FLIRTS FAVORITE TEACHER MOST SHY -af DATE BATE ,S mls CLASS CLOWNS MOST VERSATILE 51 -122:49 We. the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fiftv-Six of West- freld I-lrgh School Westfreld Massachusetts do declare thrs to be our Last Wrll and Testament James Alamed leaves hrs perfect attendance record? Jeanette Alexander leaves her preference for the class of 1955 Carroll Angell never leaves hrs Ground Observers Post un guarded Ronald Aspden leaves hrs Frrst Natronal apron Theresa Atkocartrs leaves her easy to spell name Barbara Barardr leaves her blue suede shoes Davrd Baldyga raprdly leaves rn hrs hot ford Laurence Bancroft leaves hrs abrlrty to always remarn rn art class7 Beverly Barber leaves her boy troubles Eleanor Bard leaves her theory Make mrne country style' Chrrstrne Bednarsky leaves her motheaten cheerrng skrrt to some lucky gal Frank Bernadara leaves hrs art abrlrty Elrzabeth Boccasrle leaves her cotton prckrn chemrstry book to some poor unsuspectrng underclassman Davrd Bodendorf leaves hrs preference for the Frosh Wayne Boylan and Jeannrne Cole leave therr secluded spot down the runvsay on the second floor Robert Brew leaves hrs real hot Hudson Jerrold Brown leaves hrs HOT trumpet Joan Brown leaves Jack Cronrn unarded Roger Brown leaves hrs car troubles behrnd hrm Ronald Broska leaves many Happy Brrthdays Jo Ann Brrtton leaves her famous whrstle Joanne Bucko-leaves fond memorres of Florrda Ralph Burgess leaves the Sandy beaches of Hampden Ponds Vrrgrnra Camerota leaves her knowledge of all the latest movres Wrllram Campbell leaves happy memorres of West Vrrgrnra Luther Case leaves hrs reputatron for playrng the field Joy ce Cehlar leaves vsrth her drmples showrng Danrel Charvat and John Crean leave therr black leather yackets and motorcycle boots Janet Clark joy fully leaves her second perrod Latrn class Rrchard Clrfford leaves hrs rnterest rn the sophomore class Geraldrne Coach leaves her fame due to the Senror Show Ona Coach leaves an openrng at Block s to some ambrtrous grr Berry Collrer leaves her freckled face Davrd Comstock leases hrs Land of Jazz Patrrcra Conss as leases a cute smrle for her admrrers Carol Covaleskr leases her neatness Martha Coss les leases her appendrx Dennrs Dalton leases hrs mcnacrnkr., vrays Wayne Damron leaves hrs shrrmp Caddy rcrsex Jeanne Danley leascs thc Gammadron ssork to ncxt scar s sad ed rn chref Monroc Dasrd leascs hrs 5 o clock Trumpet Rag Theresa Dasro-leaves her ts pest rrter busrly clrckrnp, Russell Dc Cotcau leaves hrs talent for makrng srcns such Hustlc sour bustle and sote for Russell Robert Derkus leases hrs smooth ssay of drcssrnr, CLASS Evelyn Deslauriers--leaves her dancing feet. Carol Dr Castro Josette Farnsworth and Dorothy Lenk leave Mrss Belyea her pocket book keys and erasers rn a place vrhere she can find them Alrce Drckrnson leaves her Brtter end wrth Norm Donald Drckrnson leaves hrs mathematrcal abrlrty Ann Dorman leaves a vacant seat rn Englrsh 455 Roy Drake leaves hrs latest volume on How to be Late for Class and Get Avsay wrth rt' Robert Dubran leaves hrs hrgh hopes of sometrme makrng a successful skr Jump Alan Dunn leaves hrs many freckles Robert Elder leaves all hrs car troubles to Bucky Joan Fanron and Patrrcra Barden leave therr famous tele phone calls Cy nthra Faunce leaves her Cape Cod accent to Mr Mc D Brent Ferrrter leaves hrs memory to all the underclass grrls' Enrd Frtz Gerald leaves her herght to Barb Kowal Noreen Frtz Gerald and Robert Frtz Gerald leave therr famous fights to Sherla and Tunky Susan Flanders Arlrne Sponberg Drane Keelrng and Karen Wrllrams leave Eddre Frsher to Mary Ann Taylor Arthur Frrgon and Charles Gammons leave therr long over due report cards to Mrss Krttredge Sally Frrsbre leaves wrth her head rn the clouds Mary Gadreault and Helen Brzezrnskr leave all the fun and laffs of therr Senror Year to Renny and Tommy 1957 Lorrarne Gagne-leaves her famous oprnron of D A s Carla Gagnon leaves her rhythm and blues Rrchard Galprn leaves thrrd year French wrth an open mrnd Mary Ann Garcra leaves her castanets Drane Gess leaves her saxophone Wrllram Grhon leaves hrs need for suspenders Carol Grovanrnr leaves her patch of peroxrde to some lucky yunror John Gogol leaves hrs steady stream of chatter? Lors Grrfhn leaves HE to she Peter Grrffin leaves hrs long legs and prtchrng arm to any underclassman who wrshes to be an athlete John Gros leaves all hrs Four Freshmen records to hrs fans Carol Hamann leaves her abrlrty to get out of classes and study halls for varrous reasons Barbara Holcomb-leaves her theory that Love ls A Many Splendored Thrng Ianc Holcomb leaves as quretly as she came John Holleran leaves hrs Model T Joan l-loscy and Shrrley Alben leave therr dedrcatrons to the Wrld Ones of Southssrck Joseph Houser leases hrs famous scoops Ethel Hunt leaves her rar of Noxema to anyone else who suffers from sunburn as she does Joyce Jacobs lcaves the prck up truck ssrth a dented fender Thclma Johnson leases her love of Wrld West Barbara Jones leases her ssater ssrngs Lrncstrnc lxanc leases her dcsrrc to hnally learn hosn to mrlk J LOW Drannc lxeclrng lcases her lose for shorthand 7 Iustrne lxcllcher leaves Those Old Prano Roll Blues lcanne lxrnds leases her fabulous report card r s 1 v v . - , . . . .. - U - - .- - v 1 Y . . .r .. - V -v , ' . 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'- WILL Robert Lecrenskr leaves hrs radro blastrng rn the parkrng o Robert Leone leaves hrs Boots behrnd Mae Lrberty leaves her abrlrty to hook bumpers mth Gaylord Hughes car Douglas Lrnk Forgot to Remember to Forget to leave hrs gurtar from the Senror show Dorothy Maceyka Jane Arterton and Elrzabeth Banks leaye Love and Marrrage James Machesnex leayes hrs lrqurd refreshments Phrlrp Majesltr leaves hrs hard work rn vrsual ards Kathryn Mango-leaves a trarl of broken hearts from rollrng her brg brown eyes Theda Markham leaves her flrrtatrous ways Nancy Mason leaves a brg krss for Lenny Skerker rn French 3 Wayne Matthews leaves a peaceful 46M problems class for Mr Marshall next year Wrllram Maynard leaves hrs abrlrty to sleep rn study hall and get away wrth rt Patrrcra McCarthy leaves her preference to W H S over St Marys Mary McGowan leaves her favorrte and famous tune of Don ta Don Don Douglas Mesrck just leayes Marron Mrkuskr leaves her well worn gym surt Carol Mrles leaves her curly locks to someone rn desperate need of them Elarne Mrllrgan gladly leaves those reckless bus rrdes to all krds who strll have to rrde on them Fern Monat leaves the Junrors a hope for a prom program as nrce as thrs year s Mary Montovanr leaves her crossed eyes to anyone else who has the abrlrty to make them Mary Morrrs leaves a hoarse throat to next years cheerrng captarn Helen Nagorka leaves her love for Ofhce Practrcen 7 John Nadolskr leaves hrs gambler s luck Donald Osowskr leaves all other cars rn a cloud of dust when draggrng wrth hrs hot Merc Walter Osowskr leaves an unsurmountable brll rn the cafe terra for foods consumed whrle on duty Norman Parent leaves many days of slumber rn 26K anyone who hasn t done hrs homework Joan Parks leaves her contrnually blushrng face Jean Parzyck leaves her letters to Chrcago Rrchard Patrrck leaves hrs rob at Saykrns Donald Paulson leaves wrth the steel gurtar playrng rn the background Margaret Peavey leaves many hours of work on all those Senror prctures Betty Peterson leaves her fondness for Kellogg s products Mary Pettengrll leaves her roller skates Rose Phelps leaves her well loved shorthand book'79 Gordon Prlgrrm leaves hrs curly harr Marrlyn Prper leaves her Englrsh notebook to Pete Grrfhn Robert Prper leaves hr future to the cleanrng rndustry Alma Pomeroy Phylrs Stenner and Nancy Schenna leave therr favorrte theme Ghost Rrders rn the Cemetery Joyce Prrme-frnally leaves her permanent place rn the 7nd floor lav Gerald Prrnce leaves hrs rndex frnger to anyone else who wants to take prctures next year at the Senror Show Leonard Puza leaves 20 extra pounds to anyone who yxrshes to redrstrrbute rt Patrrcra Qurmper leaves her forgotten Trr Hr Y treasurer s report Fred Rebstock leaves hrs personal Lav pass to Mr Marshall Frances Rrchards leaves her enjoyment of sports Edrth Rrder leaves her love of convertrbles Rosemarre Rrga leaves her shrny black harr Ellen Rrx leaves her fondness of the Coffee Den and a shrny red convertrble Ray Roach leaves hrs turquorse and black strrped shoes Lourse Robb-leaves her poetry Genevreve Rollrns leaves her memorres of Sprrngneld Selma Saloome leaves her hope for a nursrng career Vrr rnra Sampson leaves her extensrve wardrobe Garl Sandman leaves Ma rn the wrnnrng one act play Shrrley Sefton leaves her Florrda tan Donald Schulz leaves hrs frnal decrsron rf a grrl can smoke? Carol Srska leaves her terrrfrc party after the prom Leonard Skerker leaves the Erffel Tower from the Senror show to all the Frosh Darlene Smrth leaves her laughter echorng rn the halls Wrllram Smrth leaves the reparrs rn Mrss Belyeas room for someone else to do Joseph Smolen leaves hrs nonchalant attrtude Theresa Snow leaves warm weather Shrrley Sprnellr leaves her hula skrrt Sarah Sterns leaves a vacant seat rn the Russell school bus George Stevens leaves a vacancy rn the F F of A Eugene Steward leaves hrs abrlrty to frnd lrght swrtches rn study hall Nfiarrorre Stone leaves her marorette hat Davrd Strong leaves hrs co operatron to Mrss Shepard Gladys Strong leaves her St Mary s Scoops to St Mary s Theodore Sussman leaves hrs quret ways behrnd hrm Wrllram Tenero-leaves hrs lazrness Paul Tuller leaves hrs backbone rn Mr Gurld s room Helen Tuttle leaves her office skrlls Johfr Van Gelder leaves one cup of coffee and an hour s s eep convertrble Dorothy Warga leaves her homemakrng abrlrty Sylvra Webber leaves a well worn needle and thread from her terrrhc sevrrng job done rn the senror show Rosalre Welcome-leaves her flarr for sports Charles Welch leaves hrs attempted handstands of 4th perrod cafeterra to anyone else who can sustarn vrolent bumps on the head wrthout permanent rnrury Kathleen Whalen leaves her fondness of the Arr Force Henry Wrlgus leaves hrs swoonrng fans Sandra Wrllrams leaves wrthout sayrng NO Andrea Wolfe leaves her pleasantness Irene Worden leaves her boyfrrend s Caddy Robert Wrrght leaves hrs bar bells Edward Zagrany leaves footsteps on the roof Marron Zedlrtz leaves her: brother to Barb Barardr Mary Zrelrnskr leaves her famous Call of the Wrld Moose John Zomek rs lrke a tree and rust leaves Elrzabeth Frsher Carol Herden Joan Herden Betty Haley Barbara Morrrs Pamela Lemrre Joanne Coburn Patrrcra Renaud Joan Arnold and Suzane Cruff these grrls leave therr dramonds to hopeful underclarrman Executed on thrs the erghth day of June rn the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and fifty srx rn wrtness vrhereof we have hereunto subscrrbed our names Class of 1956 Mary Gadreault Carol Hamann Srgned sealed and declared by the class of nrneteen hun dred frfty srx as rts last Wrll and Testament rn the Presence of us who at rts request and rn the presence of each other hereunto subscrrbe our srgnatutes as wrtnesses thereto Joyce Wolfe Marshall Hughes JoAnn Saltus S9 l tl . ul ' I 4 . 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S J- ' 5 , . . . I , A. , i . K -. 5 '- -F ' ' ,' ? ' -'o,? A'.'gI:- f,' .tr 1'-. . , K - ' ' 4'Q .'f.'P -.15 ' ' H ' ' s. Q 4 LEX. 4 Y X If X 2 I f 1 I 1 l I ' 5 'fl-f 11 L 2 Jr 1 - QA? o ,su sf 8 AQ . ' K-'--'. aa ' r X 5 A-FJ. . K 3 . A KA' ' In Q' ' all I ,O f 'Q' , , ' if V. 'JA , VQH. ,. .',A. 4 QL Qjt ':: uf 3 f.:g'i,afa-', pf. v, ifi, ' ., ' ':'M m1w1 fw. f-1 fi g,. f 1- f,,f. - mf --gf gi- 4,1 ,r J- , .Q U bv- .'l 1. . Ny gl ,lf . 6 53 + fl 5. -5 V 64' sv ,,, , . 9 IE J my Q X .31 ' 9 X!Q ,Y x X.. , N 1 Q ! J WZ- 'Z' Robert Allyn Brew fellow classmate who left us on june 3 1956 Zin ilillemuriam CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Prerident Prerident Vice-Prey. ...... Vice-Prey. S ecreiary S ecretary H irto rian Historian President Vice-Pres. .... Leonard Skerlcer Secretary H in ofian Prefident Vice-Prey Secretary, Hirtorian JAMES F. MCDOWELL, SPONSOR GRADUATION EXERCISES OF THE WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY SIX PROFRAM PROCESSIONAL WESTIILLD HIGH SCHOOL BAND INVOCATION Ru JOSI PH G NOXOROLSKY Sr Peters Church WELCOME W AH M5 G IJAMRON ffm Pu udmf CHORLS X ou ll Nu cr Walk Alum SEINIOR C1 ASS SALUTATORY GAIL A SANDMAN THIRD HONORS BARBARA IN. joxrs PRESEINTATIOIN OF DIPLOMA5 HQINORAIALI L1 ONARDJ WARNER CLASS SOINC Mclody I-I1I15of lxy SI NIOR CLASS Ixrms hx XX um D1mmn X AI I DICTORN I1oxAR1r IS Sm RIJ R BIINLDICTIOIN R1 x ssi II I XX Al 1 AKI Ccmnl Bipmt Churnh RLCLSSIONAL XVISII uw HIGH SQHOOL Iifxxn 60 1 I 1 . .54+i,,., :Y I I 4 . f v 1 . LH' ' I ' I ' . ' 1 ' - , : I , . Major of UVefIj?01d ' 1 '- . . , ,. s A fm Y, ...., ..,.,., 5 '.Rl'.'jE..,. .. QE f 7 I' ' J' ': 5 - S ' N 4 Q Q Q tl PP C-7 ,,' ,, 1-X , . i iN .-X' 1' -F - Q f 'fp.f'T'ff! .- -X4 15. A fffgg,-5 f it, 'us Txkgi ,, ' --1-.L 1 1 , 7. I-fi? -i-hi fl Ei ...Jam 'fi .. M., Q f f I . . a . - I ini. L I iF X KHNRH XM Gln' X3 , F J Ql1W JUNIORS 0 fl-':: Q xx C Q . u Q C k Y Y Y V k K C 1 . q C C , C , 6 fx rx fx 5 C C' c ' Q ' C X -h 1 . .... - ,i D, fli- 5.1 T 1 lllllq. . C.. 'Q 9 1 .JIU HOMEROOMS 110 AND 301 From Roux' Left lo Right-S. Heath, J. Arkoette, B. Baribeau, L. Bos- worth, C. Lahue, P. Holcomb, R. Camerota, R. Bonyeau, B. Kowal, A. Aldrich, M. Buttles, P. Knudson, J. Jasper, G. Andreis. Second Row- C. Kuznicki, J. Besaw, A. Hebda, S. Landry, K. Hemple, I. Barnard, H. Lannon, H. Koziol, M. Azarian, A. Aube, P. Kaslauskas, E. Andras. Third Rou'-P. Brazee, N. Andras, B. Kirby, M. Kuzin- ski, R. Kotowski, A. Charest, P. Hicks, J. King, N. Kenyon, C. Lea- CLASS HISTORY The Class of '57 started the year off with a bang. Peter Ackermann, President, Joyce Wolfe, Vice-President, Sandra Wheeler, Secretary, Jes- sica Shea, Historian, were elected to fulfill the class ofhces under the fine sponsorship of Mr. Wallis. Representing our class in Student Coun- cil are: Richard Peavey, Dave Sharples, Cathy Deedy, and Jessica Shea. In view of senior expenses, we undertook the project of selling emblems of the school seal to raise funds. Our efforts proved successful. Under the capable direction of Miss Freitag we presented our class play, lf Girls Ask Boys for Dates. The cast included. Judy Arkoette, Cathy Deedy. Nancy Andras, Leonard Cormier and Alfred Holmes. Margaret Cordes designed our class banner. Our class motto: XVe are the builders of the future, will be upheld in our forthcoming senior year and in the future. vitt, N. Lees, N. Blair, D. Holmes. Fourth Rau'-J. Kimball E Holub, G. Byrd, E. Judd, B. Brown, C. Blood, T. Laudato, G Car boneau, G. Blood, R. Johnson, D. Ball, D. Lahue. Fifth Rau P Ackermann, J. Coach, A. Keeling, J. Carey, E. Heffernan, M. Clark R. Beach, R. Childs, A. Buckowich, R. Candiano, G. Hughes R Bressani, A. Holmes. CLASS OFFICERS livzeclizzg-,lessita Shea, Historrang Joyce Xlfolfe, Vice- President. Iiaale Run'-Sandra XVheeler. Secretary Peter Ackermann.Prcsident1 Mr. Wallis, Class Sponsor Pi fi A.- S L I- -V :Cammy If i QQDZ, -J . SOPHOMORES -f gf rw Q W fd . 5 'Uv ' - C, s- w ev 1 1 I.. 3 J 3.1 h - .. Sri' M ., 'Q -fa 'Q ll dug V ,yt 'lu I 1. 1 V af' gn! 1, -67 HOMEROOMS 205 AND 111 Front Roux' Left to Righl-L. Paquette, P. Pearson, 1. Couture, J. Florek, F. Clarke, M. Dumas, J. Dwarska, A. Rabideau, J. Petrosky J. Petros, M. Rollins, M. Pratt. Seroml Rou'-W. Rider, S. Robergel V. Parzyck, Z. Dubian, R. Cunningham, B. Cross, S. Clark, J. Rehor D. Puza, L. Prifti, D. Parmenter, 1. Pitoniak. Third Rou'-J. Dalton V. Rider, J. Prouty, F. Perkins, J. Conway, M. Donald, G. Croteau CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1958 began its sophomore year with the election of its class officers who are jay Shilling, Presidentg Lucille Ashley, Vice-Presi- dent, Franny Marinaccio, Secretary, and Patty Burke, Historian. Our sponsor, Miss Weissbrod, and our Student Council representatives, Eric Anderson, Jeanne Bednaz, Thomas Gates and Roger Ring are working faithfully to make our class one of prominence. The Sophomore Party was a gala affair with Azztzmzn Lwzer as the theme of the clance. Of course everyone is waiting for the arrival of our class rings which we selected this year. Our class colors are red and white and the recl carnation, the class flower. The Class of '58 is trying to fulfill its motto: We bear a shield of faith, honesty and good will. D. Dickinson, M. Deming, S. Rines, E. Piper, L. Robbins, M. Prince Fourth Rou'-D. Clifford, R. Risciotti, B, Emmonds, D. Fleming, S Faunce, R. Rainville, T. Fee, D. Florek, R. Ring, J. Cooper, D. Cof- fin, C. Bush. Fifth Rou'-J. Dvorchak, T. Durkin, L. Robbins, F Enko, R. Edwards, G. Eustis, B. Fenton, R. Edwards, J. Fannion, R Reizovic, J, Roberts, G. Peterson. CLASS OFFICERS Firsl R011 - Frances Marinaccio, Secretary, Patricia Burke, Historian, Second Rou' - Jay Shilling, Presi- dent, Lucille Ashley, Vice-President: Miss Weissbrod, Class Sponsor. rc: ix M H fnvfzi-Y' 'L Q Q H 'L 'I V' u if' 3414 KA 'EQ QELELIJD ix 5 vm Q FRESHMEIN -X 1 X L g Q , C l - -. C Z! pa-di--1-Z C x'---l r' 1 rr C . . ' 5-Bmw T 2 f Ltco F 1. ' 1 1 , A I' .-fu . -. g ,Q ' 1 , ff 5 faq? E ff. 'f . ' 4 gl, EE., Q 'tb ig .y a -H fi x v. w :D H -5 A ,ff 1.1 Ol VN f 5 -Q , A Y Q IJ' -4 Q 1 3 I -4 Q liif Q .rf H I I .Ni u 1-' if wa' ' . w .. '-,A ' -. 31 1' -- 5 .I 1 -.I 45' . I f,,, . I bf IE ' fa - xf . Q Q Y , -5 I Ftgb -Sr 6. V an ?Ef5 , ji Y. ', 'FI I ' I Y-. iq ,F U34 M QW-ff! Ii: f V 'FIN 'I gf f M ' 1 I if I 2 ,fl A M, ff Q 111 49 uw, , g- li. -X E K Q , ,.- 'S a' 12 - ,- .--'-Y.-any .1 . s.-..f .... H.. CLASS OFFICERS Krreeling-Victor Covaleski, Presidentg Slarzdirzygt Left to Right-Sandra Chmura, Historian: Mr. Fioroni, Class Sponsorg Austin Morris. Secretaryg Darby Cowles, Vice-President. -5 . is R' LI1 CLASS HISTORY XVe. the Class of 1959 are progressing forward under a fine sponsor, Mr. Fioroni, and under the leadership of our active officers: Victor Covaleski, Presidentg Darby Cowles, Vice-Presidenrg Austin Morris, Secre- taryg and Sandra Chumura, Historian. The helpful as- sistance of our Student Council, whose members are jo Ann Saltus, Frances Chapman, Ruth Blood, Martha David and Victor Covaleslci also play an important part in our activities. The wonderful staff of teachers with whom we en- joyed a train trip to the United Nations Building pro- vided guidance as well as understanding friendship to us. The Tender Trap musical at Radio City and a bus sightseeing trip completed this exciting day. The annual Freshman Party sent our feet dancing to the music of Dick Hamilton and his orchestra. In the One-Act Play contest, The Bachelor under the direction of Miss Sutcliffe, proved our efforts to be very successful. Witli such a store of happy memories the Class of 1959 looks forward with anticipation to the three hap- py years ahead. 4 rl T E 'ln . 4 -it - '-- 3 it lv. fi 1 QQ. ' t tx . A -.J i eff 1' N C '- i ' il 17x ,- . , X ,4 I nv :Qu 1. A 1 , X 4 I. 1 ,. v , g, 3, , ,-L12 1m 'iii V Q S X ACTIVITIES E X 3 GAMMADION STAFF This year the Gammadion staff wanted to do some- thing different, We decided to have a delayed book in order to make ours a more complete year book. The 1956 Gammadion contains pictures and write-ups of last years prom and spring sports as well as this years prom and spring sports. plus graduation. Our able staff advisor is Mr. Mosser. His assistance was greatly appreciated throughout the entire year. Chief members of this years Ciammadion staff included Editor-in-Chief. Jeanne Danleyl Business Managers. Leonard Skerker and George YelisL Advertising Man- ager. Liz Boeeasile. lfildertlass Editor. .loyce XX'olfe1 Senior Seetion Eidtor. Carol Htlllltllllll Pieture Editor. Peggy l'e.1xey1 Eaeulty Editor. Dot Lenkg Clubs Editor. Mary lYllJl1!OX'.lIllQ Sports Editor. Sylvia Yfebber and Art Editor. Roy Drake. PRESS Rush this story, the deadlines Friday! , is a familiar sound heard in room 504 first period Monday through Friday. The individual at whom this exprsesion was aimed is a member of Press Club or the Herald Staff 'Q CLUB which publishes our school paper. This year, under the expert leadership of its sponsor Mr. Carleton Guild, the staff activity was as hectic as ever covering all items of interest to us at W.H.S. HERALD ADVERTISING STAFF The business section of the Westheld High School their duties of getting subscriptions and later distrib- newspaper was under the direction of Mr. McDowell uting The Herald after it had been published. during 1956. This group of students ably carried out lL. 31 I' , 'I v , :W .' 0 1 A .Q .,g' I v , 0 I C ix-1 F ' af K ' :L u I 2-I P A if Qs I X 'J V3 X I -' r -X 1 ' xnxx . s x ',L:6-'1 f' 'Yr W I , . A '1,- S' ,,. I '+ . 9' r-5'-.a.3y L r , ' 'V I , A. il nj 1, .g ilfimluy L , A' 1 X' K '-,Q in Ig-.-zy, w,r .- I 1 ' , ll :-.'l, r - if' 5' . , ff : 15 1 1 4frf.4'1'-? '..e+?'f'W44y',?, -- -, fy' HSM 516' .u ' ' N 4 Q f -.,,, , .-if -I ' -ff V ,fl -- ,V ' tl 1 J Y,-,t,33,'f,.,,Q1',5.7v-A'- ,,,,-,'- ffl rf '?fy 3, .,.., ,Y I -f ,,, V. .7 f . fy, ,v e ,A y, ., I V- f f,...af fr f- 4.5, V ., , . . A, - , ,.-1.,., - Q A -' .'A,f4' , sf,,,, f -'W-,1 c -115.4 ' , 'ff' .-A' 5 , .F I in 39' 'fa-vc. M- ,4 AM:-L, , kg' 'v. if ,' , uf., 75 V :':'eff1H gs: STUDENT PATROL The senior class of 1956, under its sponsor Mr. james McDowell formed a rather unique organization this year, Student Patrol. Every period of the day seniors were stationed at various vantage points throughout the CAFETERIA STAFF lt's high noon. The mad dash for the cafeteria begins! When the hungry mobs of students enter the cafeteria each day, they are mighty thankful for the work done by our Cafeteria Staff headed by Mrs. Dell Oliver. This group of students devote their free periods to helping prepare the food and keeping the cafeteria in good order. Many thanks from our well fed student body. halls to cut down the number of people wandering about the corridors. The system worked very well and everyone seemed quite pleased with the arrangement. QI VISUAL AIDS Under the direction of Mr. Lamitie, head of the Audio-Visual Aids Department, the boys in this group learned how to run movie and slide projectors and much of the other equipment owned by the depart- ment. The visual aids boys are a big help to the numerous teachers who use films in the teaching of their courses. A terrif-ic job was also done by the V.A. boys who supplied the lighting effects for the Senior Musical, MOMENTS TO REMEMBER. FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA What do these boys do? They study new methods instructor, Mr. Frellich, Through these projects the of farming through the use of the latest scientific boys are able to meet with other F.F.A. members that machines and ideas. Each boy during the year confi- pletes a personal project which is supervised by their U have similar interests. l1iQ -Qgf - S ,, K, Q. .V-TV A ,F Q' 53 M H 'Ziff Q ,.. ' A 1. fr - - A S' Q Sf, ff? af 1- Y 7? 44 ' X C W I D Q. ' Q if ,:- v'w12'L f 1' '-,gg A M-l4i-7-kj'- ff., 3 ,, f F5'1'.t. Wa ' wk 1 . ffzzr 1 . A Q cf KY! I Q ' , 4 A WW w. X15 57 s I- gf1.'...'fI . ' , 4' , A ' ' , - . 'Q' P, ' 1 l v .g- . 1 r. f. gg 7 4 wg . 3 K gf ,QS X , by W ,' W H. x X ' E ,J A 3' W if 4 Q 1 . ' 1 . 4 ' . 1- f - -' U , c ' . - V A Q J 6 1 K X f ' , , 1. 'V Y I I I A . . ' .f fa V 3 N Y 3' -bg W , , . - 1.4 .,, ,. ' v ' . ' ' ' ' 1' - , . x . :f K - . - . , . . . . . . . I 3 .1 K , 1' v , 4. A ' I 1 f X4 ' . N 'Z Q ,, ' . ...I L. HL l. Q.. U n l KD' xx ' if: ga. Rv l DRIVER EDUCATION One of the most popular courses at WHS. is Driver Education. This course which was begun back in 1952 is accomplishing its ob- jectives. jack Cronin, our able instructor has turned out many capable and safe teenage drivers since he began his teaching career at Westheld High. The vast majority of the stu- dent body sixteen years of age or over have enrolled in this course. Due to the courses tremendous popularity. priority was given to Seniors who signed up with the junior class members filling in the empty places. This year several of our students demon- strated the value of the Driver Education pro- gram to an assembly of Lenox, Mass. stu- dents. Also during l956 the convention of Driver Education teachers from all over the state was held here in VCI-stfield, Several stu- dents were able to assist in the registering for this convention 94 NX - vc. V ps x I tp' ' ice- FOOTBALL Front R011 Left to Right Tenero Gros Shultz Prince Damron and Puza, Co-Captains. Ferriter, Boylan Wright Comstock David Yttfiriif Ron Di Grigoli Sefton, Delnickas, Puza, Childs, Blood, Puza Petronino Comstock Third Rau Tillma McAneam Bergeron, Nickol, Coach jenkins, Coach lt was an up and down season with a three win. six loss record. but when they clicked, West- field Highs football team for 1955 was good! Linemeri like jerry Prince, Bill Tenero, Lenny Puza. Arkey David. Don Schultz, Cwho also quarterbacked J. Butch Gros, and Dave Com- stock are hard to come by now-a-days. As a line- backer, Ron Brozoska was hard to beat. These fellows had little chance for headlines, but block- ing is pretty important to any football team. just ask the backs! The graduating halfbacks each had their mo- ments of glory. and those of disappointment too. Cos Damron was quite a threat in our league this year! The little man with those churning, driving legs scored seven touchdowns. The most disappointed player award this year goes without doubt to Brent Ferriter. the speed merchant who played so well last year. and. looking forward to a great Senior year. had his shoulder dislocated in the second play of our first game. XX'ell. Brent did manage to get into those last two games, and certainly made his presence felt. XY'ayne Boylan and Bob XX'right. who both saw limited action this year. round out the grad- uating segment of this years varsity squad. The boys are through-they have turried in their helmets. pads. and uniforms. and now they have only memories and bruises left. 1 5 5 .L 1 FOOTBALL OPPONENT HOLYOKE WEST SPRINGFIELD GREENFIELD AGAWAM CHICOPEE SPRINGFIELD TECH NORTHAMPTON PITTSFIELD CATHEDRAL SCHEDULE W H S OPP .JV I --A Left to Right-Shilling, Aiken, Holleran, Puza, Shulz. Gros, Bressani, Tenero. Childs, Grifhn, and Coach jenkins. BASKETBALL The W'esttield High School Var- sity Basketball team ended the 1955- 56 season with approximately a 50- 50 record. High men for Westheld in the point scoring department were Pete Grifhn and Walt Osowski, each racking up an average of over ten points per gameg john Holleran, Bill Tenero, along with juniors, Sl-:ip Puza and Ray Childs. also figured in a good deal of the scoring. Regular season Bomber triumphs were in- flicted at the expense of West Side, Northampton. St. Marys. Vlestheld Trade and Turners Falls, while games with Cathedral. Greenheld. Holyoke. Chicopee. and Turners Falls were counted for losses. Left to Right Burke Bird Carton Keeling Fleming Montovani and Hill TENNIS TEAM In the Valley League the VC'estheld Tennis Team played twelve matches with fair results. Xwithin a few years Xwestfield High School should have an outsand- ing tennis team. Coach Gammons had a host of prospective tennis hopefuls this year. They were: Regulars-George Byrd. Peter Ackermann, Bruce Wocwdford, Harold Ralph, Bill Poirier and john Earle. Freshmen-Walter Storozuk. Barry Farnsworth. Robert Battistoni, David Aldrich, Richard Tillma. Sophomore-Danny Klepack. S TRACK With the close of the 1956 spring track season 36 Q0 if W.H.S.'s strongman in the mile and pole vaulting events was Dick Fleming. jay Shilling was outstanding as a dasher and high-jumper, along with Boots Leone. The musclemeng the shotputters, javelin, and discus throwers were Bill Tenero, Jerry Prince, Len Puza and Bob Wright. Brent Ferriter and Ray Childs were the 120-yard low hurdles men, and Bob Fenton and Dan Bonyea burned up the track in the half mile. The best broad-jumper was Wayne Damron and Ricky Ander- son was outstanding in the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Track coach Cronin says the outlook for the 1957 track team is very promising. fu- I T xx- X-N, xx -1 'N NT vgbs W AQ -X FS' 55 'Q ,Q ' slr I li. 'x T P rf' ! lv,- . 4 -ani' F no ' s .g.. Q 5 4 '1f fly . CHEERLEADERS Lets go, Westhe1d. Our vivacious cheerleaders were constantly striving to arouse school spirit at W.H.S. rallies and sports activities. These eleven girls and their captain, Mary Morris, worked out snap- py cheers which boosted the morale of the players on the football and basketball teams. Whether the teams were suc- cessful or not, the encourage- ment of the cheerleaders was always appreciated. 1'-gjgG Yl-Aug-. I P QU Front Rau Left lo Rzgbt Mary Morris Captain Serond Rau Mary McGowan Franny Marinaccio Tbzrd Rou Ruthie Dewey Jeannine Cole Jeanne Danley Jeannette Alexander Fourth Rou -Chris Bednarsky Mary Reader Judy Waltermire Carol Levitt and Barbara Jones - - mini? WEBBBVZBY AIBEBEEHL WEIHEHBV ABKABBBEL ',.. TWIRLERS The twirlmg squad of 1956 de serves much credit for its many ac complishments Under the leadership of Dorothy Warga the twirlers add ed color to the football games as they strutted down the field in their new black and red uniforms displaying their ability in original routines and participating in the halftime shows. Their abilities were also demon- strated at the annual pops concert where they ushered and served re- freshments. This year, as the Western Massa- chusetts Music Festival was held in Westheld, they were called upon to act as guides for the incoming music grou s. Left to Right Judy McCann Lianne ORourke Sheila Stucen ski Dotty Warga Leader Marilyn Sarat Drum Mayorette Mary Ann Taylor, Judy Arkoette, Janet Olin- ski, and Margie Stone. V Nl il N 4 Xvsrfj I ll. L . , x A , I Frou! Roux' Left to Right- Mama Greig, Joyce VC'olfe. Jucly McCann. Sandy Xwheeler. Carol Hamann, Janet Clark. Second Rau'-Madge Oleckna, Jeanne Beclnaz, Sally VUyman, Judy Arkoette, Shelia Stu- cinski, Gail Ensign, Jeanne Danley. Thin! Rnzrshleanne Vance. Frannie Marinaccio. Joyce Vuclta, Nancy Kirwin, Bernice Callahan. Barb Gotlzin, Sally Xwallcer. Frzznlh R014-Janet Olinski, Sue MC- Kay, Joanne Pease, Pat McCarthy. Dot Givnnelli. Jean Givonelli. Fifth Ron'-l,ois Masciatlrelli. Barla Switak, Pat Gallo, Liz Boccasile. Chris Betlnarslcy, Mary Montovani, Janice King. GIRLS' SPGRTS This year. Mrs. Greig. better known as lNlamma. institutecl a new system of obtaining letters for intra- murals. The girls are given creclit for participating in ten sports during tlieii' four years by receiving a large. recl XV. Those who participate in four sports will re- ceive a small XY '. ln 1lclcllIlOIl.C.1Cl1 year the Xlfestlielcl Awartl will be gix en to two outstantling girls in regard to sportsmanship. leaclersliip. co-operation. .incl en' tliusiasin. T liese are to be eitlier Junior or Senior girls. Tulie tangible awarcls are Silver Discs on a silver chain witli tlie girl s name. year received and name of award. Tlns year tlie recipients of tliis awarcl were Marion lNlil4uski. Senior. antl Juclitli Arkoette, Junior. A lwanquet at Tonellis lnn was lieltl on May 7 for all girls who participatetl in intramural sports. ,lxpisaf 2. ' il is ce? .gf 5, 1 , Mila., gf- ' If L ,T -v' r ' K 94 3- fi if IF GIRLS ASKED BOYS FOR DATES J U N I O R 1711 I .I I I' I7 I r ONE-ACT PLAYS 'GHOST A T PUNKIN HOLLERH 1 , 1 Q -QI J I III IQIQI II I 1: R I2 ll I I NOT TONIGI-IT' HXYIIY I AM IS.-XC HIQLOR' S H M A fi f A 19' fi- Q 9 '1- 4'4- IC .5 -70 O .900 O 0 L, 'a O V L, 0-27.95 5, J Jn og? o 0 D J 1 0 30 J aaa f .I 9 up I ki :f- -.7 .3 ff! 1 5... 'Y ,zh 'C .. 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I . - I Q , 1' I ' , ' Q I -. 1 ' - I I 5 . o 1 ,' c L Q : -Q ' u 1 4 I Q l 4 DVERTI EME TS 2 Z APPRECIATION We vyrsh to express our deep gmtltude to these ulycrtrsers xy ho hue so generously EIVCD up therr regular adycrtrstng., spue ln order that we mty hue ll1fgCI' more complete yearbook untor Homeroom 3Oli ki k Scnror Homeroom 505'A k Cxfetcru Homeroomii' Semor Homeroom 7OJ'k'k Semor Homeroom 507'ki' Freshmftn Homeroom lO8'k'k Senror Homeroom 7O7i k Sophomore Homeroom 705i Freshman Homeroom lO7'k Freshman Homeroom 70410: Senror Homeroom 309'k'k'k Sophomore Homeroom 109i k Student COLlHClltf Freshmm Homeroom lO6'k'k Freshman Homeroom v06'k Sophomore Homeroom l0a'k Allce D Burkei' joseph H Block DMD Dietz Brkery Leonlrd Smlth M D Sophomore Homeroom 111 The Southmek W rld Ones Dr ohn Pallo Rxelmrd Blhleda Freshman Homeroom 7 Prrftl Motor Sales 'k'ki'i' Twenty Dollars iii' Flftccn Dollars Ten Dolltrs Frye Dollars Thclmi Chtmbcrs Iunror Homeroom 7 Fnglxsh 371. Freshmqn Homeroom 707 Iohnnys Pmktbe Store Inc Sophomore Homeroom 711 Bontempos Ptclclgc Store om T Sxndy M 101006 T Betty Becky Gmgjcr udy Ioanne Grldl Qrtrol oyce Sherla and Tunkle Lenny and Pit Los ind Sherry Sophomore Homeroom f Mr Ind Mrs Arthur A Dlnley Ttstee Freeze ID Soutlmmk Centrtl Delrmtcsstn lols Lolly Phyl Toots Burb Les I ynn Holmes Mr Vmtcnt G Krlmer Stndy Sylut Dotty md Mxr 1 Helen oAnn Cllflb md Bu The Txyrrlcrs unzor Homeroom ll0 Sue 1nd Buzzy C I-0 0-101'-0 0K0K0' 98 QHJNJY cn A . , s- . Q Q N v l ,.. :E , V. . l l l l ,. - O , , . ' 'P ' ' '-1 . . P 4 , O I f . i O n 4 A A B . Y 5 -3 I I ' ' 7 I ' 1, ' r ' J 'T ' , ' H xr I C r ' w X 1 l S 1 1-. V R , A F4 A ' H.. ' . ' I. 7. -N , . A A ,N N F.. . 4 1- , - . . V ,N I G F w - V v , Y ,I s-4 1 I . E. L - - 4. N . :- I l N g N I ' . J ' , c v -- F- - ' ff. S -4 ' ' t. , ' In I 'l - N . - . 4.' 4 'N 5 1 T ' . I J- f ,. f. Q, ' G ' , l . J 1 1 m Q Q ,N J I Cs PX E .b . ,- . r P I o 3 ' 1 Os- 7 J 'S rr ' Q 1 , 2 I ' ' ' 1047 '-01' ' ' -6 20101 10-40-'20 '-01 X91 0-aw-01-040w010x0w0a-01.0,-J A-010-I0 '-0'0'0X fomplmzcntx GENERAL CLEANING CO and WESTFIELD LAUNDRY Comixuxim IOCAIID 1 Q7 MAINI STRIVI Complznzcnff THE GARDENS COLLIIJI HIGHWAY SOUTHWICK MASS F lvlflllllltlllf The Franklm House SOLlIIIVSILIx M155 Compliment! Hawthorne s Radio 81 Televlslon Co Sourhxx nk Ro ul Fccdxngb H1115 M 155 Smith s Inc Dry Gaudi md fzmzzuffnz r The Rah xblc Store for Our 100 Ya 1r5 70 Elm Street Tcl IO 7 7104 XX csthald M155 C' l72If7lI7IIUllff 0 Y llllfflllg Sourlm 1ck M155 U S LINE COMPANY QLAIITY FISHING LINES FL BAIT CASTING LIINES car Complzmefzly WESTFIELD AMERICAN LEGION POST -,ff 124 01011050-okay Of Uf 'I 'A' U, if A' 'SI ll A ' iff I ' of 5 . . 0 I I . If ' 1 f -L41ffm' 1111.0-zfflqAppmfl- Osborne B. Gough ' ' ---'A 'I If ' A ' . - - I 'A , L . I O - Y J . ' ' 1 x . 99 10-10110 B211 Wifbfff PARKVIEW CAFETERIA fo the WESTFIELDS FINEST' EATING PLACE CLASS OF1956 DROPIN AFTERTHEGAME HOMEROOM 302 J MAIN STREET WESTFIELD MASS Complzmentx of C omplzmenlf PRECISION TOOL 81 MFG CHERRY STREET WESTFIELD MASS Florek s Daary Cmflfmeflff Of Templeton Drug Store, Inc Optometmt North Side Pharmacy, Inc 14 Day Avenue Telephone LO 8 541 I 0d0N0'0'0N0' 00 F Of . co. 4' IZ Dr. Donald G. Buckley Te1fph0neLo2-3679 A I l -. .s 'I 'l ,. -----,,:,:+L gfifzlr. f si V., ,'1o0l.f- AI, 1,0 gf 1 ,f a YA ' ,ff J , 5 durect sales . srtf- 4 . ' 1, vubl fs' rf ,dict-U ,.- 4- ,L H 1- i 1947 -fs c1Qf: .- personal servzce orlgmal layouts Uff SeI VlCe retouchlng composmon mechamcals halftone and lme negatives fllm and plate stnppmg plate making offset prmtmg folding complete bmdery service packaging delivery t o'toole and sons, mc stamfor d, connecticut Stamford davis 49226 new york melrose 5 4112 i 1 YM :ggi ' 5 Fiofg . 1 'l f ME - 5 f-0 -'OYOY -01 10 :jr .v ...- , O-1 C ,T 71 S N ft '1 V1 .A ..,. X I' V 1 F-v-l l rv Q ,T I ., Q .N , , .. D ,-, . ., . w z: . . I I . -A - o , I ' CL . .. , 71 4 ' 5 P sa O J 4 1 A. E . f bl fx ... F3 I 'I I I I u-J Q y . x . rt- ., :a ,- 2-1 .- Cf! ., o . A :1: I Iii S, . 0 N . D 'I K4 V r-i I P'1 C fu :ff I D . OC X yr ,. . . , . -010101 X7f' 0A0'1010K0'0 40ff0fL0' 0'0470f010K0w-Qv0:c0u0 40K-010 Co mplimenty Of WESTERN MASS. RENDERING COMPANY SOUTHWICK MASSACHUSETTS Complmzcntx Complzmenlf SENIOR TRI HI Y JUNIOR TRI HI Y WM E MOORE IXCAVAIIING CONIRACTOR Fldq hom LO 7 6061 16 NOBLI. AVI NLI WESTFIELD LIASS -651 7717 102' 01'0'l0Y 401f0f401 'O' 0 -010'-0 0f0'0'400'0'200K0100'6 00'0100'20100X0200K00Y0'0 010X0L00K6X 102 401101-0 WESTFIELD WELDING COMPANY C omplmzentx WALTER A GL Towsxr CONSTRUCTION and INDUSTRIAL KAN E S DAIRY BAR MAINTENANCE WELDING Telephone LO 8 5981 6 CLINTON AVENUE WESTFIELD MASS C0mPffme'1'f 0 Westfield News Adverhser Mickey s Barber Shop YW LW! Pape' Phone LO 8 5511 Sourhwnck Mass 64 School Street Wesrheld Mass Complzmentf 0 Bef! of Luck to :be Cl'I'y Market CLASS OF 56 Osowskn 8: Kotowskl Propf Jghnggn 5 Nurggl-les 131 Meldow Street Westflcld Mass Southxuck M2155 Complzmenn Complzmenty DURKIN S MOTOR SALES FRIENDLY ICE CREAM STORE o WESTFIELD MASS WESTFIELD MASS 0K01'0'010'-0' 'IO3 JK '01-0N0'10f 2 . fm R is L-. 5 I . u ' 5 9 ' Q rw .- Q 2 - - - . , S ,' s., . E. sy, . w 4-I S4 I , I I-F ' I '-vs . Ss Q 'T' - ez. E. I Q 3 . ' fq . . 5 , S ' Q . 2-. ,S . 5, . A .. 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M SHEET METAL ENG REAR 278 ELM STREET CONRAD A METHE BLUE SEAL FEEDS PURINA CHOWS HAY GRAIN SEEDS ARMOUR s FERTILIZER POULTRX SLPPLILS HORSE EQUIPMENT 27 MAPLE STREET WESTFIELD MASS. 0K0N0 0d0'l0Y HELEN S DRESS SHOP COATS SUITS DRESSES HATS Telephone LO 8 781 I OPPOSITE FORT MEADOW SCHOOL 56 WHITE STREET COMMUNITY DRUG OF SOUTHWICK Inc THOMAS B MCANEANY Reg Pharm HALLMARK CARD AGEINCY Dual JO 9 6484 COLLEGE HIGHWAY SOUTHWICK MASS Co Captam s of the Football Team Cos and Sherry Lenny and at SSL N PISJQJSSQA pvog sprmqanog Ham 'WA WZAI QAII Fashnon Shop Dreuef Lzngerze Sporlyueur Telephone LO 2 9322 152 Elm Street Westheld Mass Complzmentr 0 The Center Barber Shop Robert Bergstrom Prop Southwrck Mass Complzmenir HAMPDEN NATIONAL BANK Telephone LO 7 7756 MAIN STREET PARK THEATRE D0 Telephone LO 2 2144 MAIN STREET 010-S0f0H0f0' I I 01f0N0Y : I I I , ' ' ' D S.. . . I , I 1- 2 - . , I , I I P6 .E A I P- U r U S . E . L 5 Y . - .C ,, M 1 . I I 0 ' ' . W : X J s -A I ' 3 . F A' a I I . x9,. ,0,. . ,0,. N0, 0, . , 6 0-0-uaworaaa:-0,10 no-Q0-ox C 0 72 gratzzlatzom THE H B SMITH CO Inc MANL TACTURIAG THE FINEST IN HEATING 'DK' Complmzenlf FELIX MAREK .IEWELER ROMA N I S THE HOME DISTIIXCTIVE DIAMONDS and JEWELRY 79 L MAIN STREET WESTFIELD MASS CHURCH STREET Complzmentf NOBLE AND COOLEY COMPANY SINCI ISS4 GRANVILLE MASSACHUSETTS 8000100 awaw-0v0w040f0-owofo-0120-f 1 O6 ' xv O O O , C -E QE .,.- 5 I of ' 5 '1 OF Flillrr .--- F--in I E...s Of R A x fYI'.'.T'.+-'Cf' Bef! Wfzflaef From STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS WESTFIELD MASSACHUSETTS E ii 01101101' 1-0Y'0' 101 Factorles at EASTHANIPTON MASSACHLSLTTS fmd LONIDONI ONTARIO ORICINAFING THE FA HOUS STANLEY HOSTESS PARTY PLAN ANTOINETTE S IVOMIIN HISSIS JUKNIOI Y NATIOINAI 1 Y Am LRTISI D :ml ALLLJJ M165 THE TEENAGE SHOPPIING QI NTER OF VUESTFIELD Telephone LO 7 7566 1-48 ELET STREET 'I07 C mplzmerzn ANDERSON PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE ERNISI NISH HOWL Mgr COOK and DUININ PAINT Telephone LO 2 2981 ROAD STREET WESTFIELD MASS 0'-080'-0N0'A0' 'K fu H . - 1 92 - Vx N 3 A i ' 4 ... ' A 'K - S . Y A . Q ' f X '-. 1 ' r 1: , . . 2 f I r A K H - .. .g Y . we I ' 5 U E. N- fx. A I, Q 4 ,- C , . U5 . X1 . um 4 r m V' 4 2 . 31 , , 2 E E , rr: 2 w . 3 O JZ . 'U n 4 W . Q Q S 'W TN : xy, . . . , . . 01-20x01-0'-0'104010 0H0'-0Y0X0-'-010'-010Y0'0K0N7'040Y-0 -0 0 -01Q 10l949 -0 0 WHITE INDUSTRIES IINC ll THOMAS TERRY STUDIOS C rtttm Cards C ms Srttrontry and Housc hold Products sold through tht homt THE QUAINT SHOP EOLRS-Grtttrna Cards Gxfts Statronery and House hold Products sold trrtxrch hx marl to the rttful consumer WHITE THE MAGAZINE BARGAIN MAN M1 mm sulwstrrptrons rttul by mall to any perrodncfrl pululrshtd rn tht xxorld UNION AVENUE WESTFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Estftblrshed 1913 40 0'0 Qf0'0'9' 1 08 6X Ov? I 0 '01 00117 '0 00' 010' '0 10011040 ' w v , 1 D v- I l l , . , Q -Af -ff ' . I fx - . -.1 . ' 7 A . u . I I ' I t ' ff A V . -fg ,. . , ,.. I fs - ' Nl ' '13 . ,V f- . - ' x n A , . Q N . I I. X? .- . f .- . , A. ,, . ,. , , Complzmentt HEARN and COMPANY HMS FLRNITLRE Telephone LO 2 3433 COLUMBUS BUILDING 4011062 C omplzmentf TONELLI S Jacobs, The Florlsf Telephone LO 8 5142 243 Elm Street Soufhwlck Servlce Center Clarence W Hawley Dealer Southwxck Mass Smith s, Inc Telephone JOrdan 9 65 39 College Hmghwuy Elm Street Southwtck M tss Westfield M155 S p e 1 s e r HARDWARL AND PLUMBING ElcctncalSuppl14t R00 err Supplzcr Bmlden Supplzcf DuPont Paint Telephone LO 8 7745 59 North Elm Street Westfield Mass Complzmemt ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 81 SERVICE Inc Fnmplzmc 1115 DIRATS 81 COMPANY Inc INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH av TESTING LABORATORIES WESTFIELD MASS WESTFIELD MASS 0-010'-0-r0M0f 10-101694 9 . of Of . v L I S 5 5 I O l S A Q ' I . n C bildrenk Wear - Sportfzvear ' I f y ' 6 5 of of J 0 1 0 I - I zd S 'I09 -1010'0' Complimentf THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WESTFIELD OLDEST NATIONAL BANK IN MASSACHUSETTS PHOENIX LUNCH C mplm tx BRYAN HARDWARE CO GIFTS SHOE SKATES HOUSEWARIIS 59 ELM STREET C 0 mplzmenif WARNER SUPPLY COMPANY Inc WHOLESALERS PLUMBING HLATINC AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Telephone LO 2 9619 8 BIRGE AVENUE 0'0'70'0N0' I I0 Of rr 1 ff Q 0 i en Of Phone LO 8-5581 Of I 0 Compliments Of AMERICAN ABRASIVE COMPANY LAMBSON FLETCHERS FURNWURE COMPANY mx: sznvlcs s. GARAGE CO UPLETI' HOUSE FURNISHEI S ph LO mo 89 ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS R If ELM STREET WESTFIELD MASS 0 Q'40M7N0'G0Y 0'40555 0'0Y0 'I I 'I Si '-710' '0f0'40K0' 0vL0N0f 202 0101 S01 4010110 -01101 20 010' 010 0' 40 0101017 017101' HQ' n.0v0-r -X f-1 . ' 1 rn K4 O D FD A lu A I , ., A' ,L '-I 2 P0 'U ' . 'J' O D FD I O A rv S s , CN Iv WILLIAMS AUTO COMPANY RALPH M SIZER A I A ARCHITECT COOPERATIVE BANK BUILDING WESTFIELD MASS Comp! mentf of the Complzmentr 0 Saykln Furniture Co congamond cleaners Phone LO 2 9975 C omplzmentf of SMITH S SERVICE STATION NORTH ELM STREET Telephone LO 7 9771 Complzments VITRIFIED WHEEL Telephone LO 2 7301 EMERY STREET WESTFIELD MASS 0w0w0Y-0-v0n0'r 'II2 JK 'U o FI c: F0 V1 0 0 I 5 R. , 0 S 2 ' :rw fl. D- 0 5 V5 I s sf' ' Q TQ? ss . 1' i I. J CD o E, . 3 a' ' D F . , E X I ' I S - U I O xy, .... 000' 10' '-0 E 2 01101 EATON S ESTABLISHED 1890 MENS and BOYS OUTFITTERS 00140 2010N01'010 0N0Y P14 OO l -Xl . Z fb x T. A r-1 A . U 0 - H ' O . I A Q :T , A Q. 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Co Sz by Woolcnf Rayom and Fallon Dre rt Goody Rff'ff0'f Rff'fFfff ff 1d 1fW'1ft Telephone LO 7 7354 271 Elm Street Westheld Mass 5 Court Street Westheld Mass 4005 Cha m p s The Sprmglield Daily News Llzncheonelle and Soda fozuztuzfz K-0' Westheld OHICC 7 School Street 207 Elm Street Phone IO 7 9836 80 Elm Street Phone LO 2 2349 '-0' RURAL GAS SERVICE Inc GAS SERVICE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS LINIS Complzmenlf BOTTLED SERVICE IWETERED SERXICT THE SAFFER COMPANY Inc 9 3 Q 2 Q fi S, Bengal and Glcnuom' Ranger E 1P f' F 1 'ff'f'ff SCRAP IROIN and METAL Aummalzc Wafer Heart rf ELM STREET WESTFIEID MASS DEPOT SQUARE WESTFIELD MASS 113 C omplzmentf 0 GINO S BRASS RAIL POINT GROVE ROAD Telephone JO 9 6372 SOUTHWIGK MASS Compliment! o V 0 k o I e k 5 Wallpaper and Paznt Elm Drug Company Phone LO 2 6897 Paul Novak Reg Pharm 87 Meadow Street Westheld Mass Complzmentx of Comphmentf 0 INCORPORATED BATTISTONI LUMBER CO BUILDING MATERIALS ualzty and Serwce C ost no More We Gwe S G H Green Stamp: GENERAL HARDWARE Bay State and Colomal Pamts Electrlcal and Plumbmg Supplxes S TOR E YA R D COLLEGE HIGHWAY GRANVILLE ROAD jOrdan 9 5355 JOrdan 9 3421 0-0l0'0I0l0' 114 I . f . f , . . f North Side Glass A. .l. Agan Insurance Agency I i Q . . . . 0'0X0 0 0'0 40'0'040f10 0 40'-016 U16 Stevens Paper M1115 INCORPORATED IIAIXUFACTI RFRS Of KRAFT CAPACITOR TISSUE AND COIL INSULATION PAPERS 9.3.2.6 GENERAL OFFICE WINDSOR CONN Mllls at Westfield South Hadley Mass and Wmdsor Conn 010110101 .0K0Y4X 001717 0140' -0'K0'1f010K0'K0 9101101 -I V I Q4 2 . I I 40 '0'0 CANTELL S SUPER MARKET THE COMPLETE SELF SER VICE SUPER MARKET 11 FRANKLIN STREET WESTFIELD MASS C omplzmentf STUDIO BEAUTY SHOP LIFE CAN BE BEAUTIFUL YOU CAN BE DUTIFUL IN THE CARE OF YOUR HAIR Berkshire Lmoleum Co , Inc 318 East Mann Street Phone LO 2 6722 Alban R Palczynskl Agency Imumnce and Real Eytate Telephone LO 2 9676 53 Elm Street Westield Mass I Rodriguez 81 Sons Con ectfonery Store o Carey S Ice Cream 34 Franklxn Street Mlnnle s Youth Shop In 41115 and Cbzldrcrzf Cloibu 55 Elm Street Phone LO 7 867 Compliment! THE COFFEE DEN 0 0N0 '0l0 -0' 631 10' 10' 0-Q0 '02 0110262 0120'10f 101 '0 '01 '-A I NN 0 ' C s 0 Q Sv-. . ws . 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