Westfield High School - Gammadian Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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With fixed plans in mind, he has pro- duced the miracles of the Twentieth Century. At times we have been TRAVEI.ERS fol- lowing GUIDEPOSTS leading us past the obstacles encountered by life. At other times we have had to take new and untraveled paths, gaining experience and wisdom along the way Man has had many CROSSROADS those places where he had to make a choice Which road to take? The one which leads on to greater adv nces in huminity' Or the one which terminates in a dead end stopping cul ture and knowledge almost completely? Re gardless of the situation Man will continue IOURNEYING ON seeking and finding and developing his accumulated knowledge As long as there is desire for knowledge and the roads leading to that knowledge ire kept intact Mtn and civilizxtion will tlwtys ad vance and improve The theme of The Gd7ll77ld'iI077 is taken from Robert Frostss poem The Road Not Taken The components of The Gtl77l7IZ!llfl01I tre centered about this theme O I llx Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one tru eler long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth Then took the other as lust as fair And haw ing perhaps the better claim Because it w is grassy and wanted wear Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same And both that morning equally lay In Ieax es no step had trodden black Oh I kept the first for another day' Yet knowing how way leids on to way I doubted if I should ever come back Two roads diverged in a wood and I I took the one less trtveled by And that has made all the difference I sh tll be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages ind ages hence THE RUAD UT TAKE Page FORIIWORD The Road Not Taken DEDICATION FACULTY Guideposts Custodians Cafeteria Workers SENIORS Travelers 4 Class Ofiaeers SENIOR ACTIVITIES 49 62 UNDERCLASS Iourneymg O 63 7f ACTIVITIES Crossroads 75107 ADVERTISEMENTS 103 137 . t L 7 t L . . . . fl ' ' Q i f t ' ft . . . - . 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' ,Y nuff' fffekggff ,l .p1jfi'Zf .-f. i',E'Y?1 gil? V ' A' H f:ff'1:-,-:iw ' ' my ssifns ., 'M 'm,y,f3::,,if1Qh.g3,L ,,S, , J K .,.fj,':1,4-f,.k-,nf 0 0 0 'P ' 37 Eg? 35 f1i5j3ffLFfX5 4:2 -1-fb .f w:',y,'fy5 Ag,.g's mfs' 3 f If Q-, 3 fm ,MQ f.4.w,X y i-.Y 'Z f l 1 Li ,E ,,, , KV. ,5,,m-fy :Ezra H My-,T-an VT, 1- -? . 2. JUI-T1 in . . .amgwmm G. FRED ENSWORTH Principal The other road . . . Engineering. MAUREEN R. HALL JUNE D. KENNEDY , Clerk 6 Clerk Magi' ., ,. , L ARTHUR L. FRELLICK Agriculture - A field of Science. . . . Q-88317 5 '--..-if A R T VISUAL AIDS QPU - I JAMES F. McDOWELL ALBERT STEBBINS Art Visual Aids The other road . The field of Architecture GU A X Architect .... too. LAN as ai U LOUISE F. SAWYER HELEN L. KITTREDGE RACHEL RIPLEY French Dept. Head . . . German Spanish, Latin Nursing is the other Oh . . . To be a Miss The untraveled road . . .Voice road .... America!! or teaching piano. 7 V s V' RAYMOND H. MACNULTY Dept. Head . . . Chemistry and Physics 'My road would be control and research chemistry in Industry. ELINOR WEISSBROD Household Arts Florist . . . I guess!! x xt' if w 'l r MARY GAJEWSKI Biology Teaching is still Hrstf' L. W. PELLAND General Science Teaching is still the road .... HOUSEHOLD ARTS CONSTANCE TRELA Home Economics Still with food . . . Dietician! at 'E it ,, X M. ? ' s 4 Z' fi me 1, :pq -2332 5 QS is Y Qs 1 fig, lr ' 'M 4, lk I s.ig5 ,'g if its j. LOWELL WILLIAMS General Science and Physics Don't know! ! . , i..iEj?.1v A 7 vs . . - .ww 7 . this wif. ' f 15 Y -. 1 mf'- , .... A .i. Q03 M' MARY A. COFFEY World History Nursing is a nice profession. FRANCES M. MCMAHON Dept. Head . . . American History Teaching, of course! . DOROTHY ZIEMANN World History Newspaper Reporter. MW A DONALD E. MARSHALL GEORGE S. WALLIS PAUL S. GIBLIN World History and Problems U.S. History and Problems Geography 'You know ...The advertising To be 21 State Dept. Ofhcerf' Would like writing. . . . field. 9 COMMERCIAL F' ff, F1 is 4 xg -Y S' ..1f' is L i L3 . -' A ERNEST F. MORRILL Dept. Head . . . Bookkeeping The road . . . Translator or Interpreter. MYRTLE I. PUSHOR Stenography The nursing profession ranks high. ,,,,, K 'Y JOAN MCDONALD Business Training, Math Wonderful to be a fashion Co-ordinatorf' GERTRUDE M. BELYEA Stenography and Office Practice Mz1tron in an orphanage .... HARRIET HOFFMAN Typing The road . . . Private .3 JEANETTE HARPIN Typing and Business Training My fourth choice would be . . . Private Secretary. ,,'fun, ,..-of Secretary. -vii I! -,. i 1f1?4'i2 I f .Y I 5 , , iZ3 .ITf'ff??iat Z 5' ' i'Ifg4fgfl .. U X E 1 iffjfflf . v., ,Mir K . f . W 'w,1,w '- , WILLIAM R. JENKINS Physical Education 7 ELAINE VANNOSTRAND Librarian Dig! Dig!! Archeologistf' 5 Q . us '. '32-a F v V . I, :ff . f u vez? V 5? QL 4 f 'J' QQ A 2 .'25.qq...,r .. .. ' .V Q K A :R v ,wig . , 5 A HOMER P. GAMMONS Guidance Wild Life Management. . . . .-.F 1 f- 'tg tw . L ' 'Q I i JAN H. RILEY Physical Education Physical Therapy. 'II GUIDANCE JOYCE FREITAG Guidance A buyer of men - 's clothing! ! J 55165 FRANCIS 1. Rosso Physical Education t dim . ' 1' -. ,Q I 5 .fi . 'i'- cr I 2 AJ MATHEMATICS JACOB MOSSER .qi EVELYN SLATER Dept Head Advanced Algebra Math Concert Pranrsr DOUGLAS A WARD D1recror of Music Edumtron Professlonal Musxcmn A-iw Socral work on an Indmn Rcservitlon THOMAS NESBITT General Marhemmcs An cn51neer1fII1ve 'IETIIIH MUSIC VIRGINIA COFFIN Drrcctor of Music Educatxon 'J' -.Q LOIS YEARICK Geometry Chemrsrry for 21 professron .1 ' -Pr '1'..- IF -W I. 42'-v 1 fi-X. NI 5Q'7:? Y urfxxx ffjgy f if W- , 1 'U' fi' ff- , ., ,,,.,.. f L, A - . ,, M N 4 u . o 4 Y ,, . , ., . . . ,, I L . U . . .. . ,, - I K - 1 r .gg .... t Q U - - - - H I 4 V , A 7 4 In .. 1 V' 'xl . I fr- Ii: W-. .::5,5E-ji'- .. '35?????32' : -'-YI' . ' ' 3...JffW fy .Q-,5, 5 ...ff . V Mi,..,f1' xx., . 1 1 if e:.r.wf:.f - f, I f 'H' Qwis . ' I 'K I , 7' qv ,rms ,YQ 1 5, ,' ' ' ' , av' N31 zu' f f ' ' , , af I 0 wil. 'iff IMI Qrxx r, I v ,p , iw-4' sm.-xx. ff , ' .1 1 - C .. - - - H I . QQ ' A RIVER EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS CONSUMER EDUCATION JOHN W CRONIN Drxver Educauon 41? 'elli- Mr Psych1atr1st ANGELO FIORON I ROBERT T ANDERSON Consumer Educauon Industrlal Arts Be a Vetermarxan E N G L I S H 40 'V K 4-D '5,. .I ' M? CARLTON A GUILD MARGARET F LEARY ANNA E KEEFE Dept Head Engllsh jumor English Sophomore Entxbllsh Math Of Sclence I guess' Pmvate Secremry Would SI111 be 1 teacher' 'I3 , 3' v 'l f .A . Q, 'I I' XX 'D- 4 S5 'zkf SQA! ill' 'K I V Q 1 . . Q 1 . . Y . 1 Y . ENGIISH His. ' Q MARGARET SHEPARD AGNES ENGLISH Engllsh Enbhsh L1brar1an or Fin 'ICCOITIPWHISI Nursmg Cplanoj ANC ELA HOLMES Engllsh md Gcogrlphy The ro ld we 'ilix -..--A we ROSEMARIE D MORAN FRANCES I SUTCLIFF1 1111511511 Enalxsh Lum A Dcp lrrmcm Store Buyer Astronomy' A CUSTUDIANS CAFETERIA STAFF MW nn, Mg Left to Rrght Clarence Barnes Fred Connors Ulysses Left to Rrght Marla D1Mascola Bernrce Fanska Jose OConn0r and Davxd bulllvan phme M Dell Olrver Manager Theresa Benoit and Arnelra M O Brran 15 4 rerl l -any gkkkgw K A K .K J VE if 5 ,Q A :k.l A Y . ,4 - A Zi M V N .y ' . b . . . - - 1 A 7 ' - A l I, 3 ' 4 3 7 Y v FACULTY SNAPS Q PETER ACKERMANN Aclter He needy .rnmeone to 10l'Lfl' College: Activity' Ticket l, 2. 3, 4: Bantl l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, -'lg Music lies- tival l, 2, 3, 43 Freshman-Sophomore Party Entertainment Comm. lg Music Comm. 2, junior Class President, Grati- uation Marshall Sg One Act Play Con- test 2, Prom Music Comm. 3, President of Student Council 4, Hi-Y 4. Ambition: To be a success. .IV QNX inp- My in- 's 3,-an JM -l 'f'?' 'meal' ARLINE AUBE Arline Am 1 She Su eel Business Activity Ticket a 4 Cap and Gown Comm 4 Press Club 4 Gamma dion Typist 4 Booster Rally 4 'IB 'fbi- . A. ..,: ,V . f. . . K. 77 .k.. ,,k,,g7.v gfiyrizifiri . ., Y, -. , .M ,V ,,,.7 i. ii rf We 5? i ee 1 1 -ew RUTH ALDRK H Ruthie Oh Lillie Girl usiness Ac ivity Ticltet l Ireshman Sophomore Pirty Refreshment Comm l Reel Cross Alternate 7 Ambition Work antl get matrietl NANCY ANDRAS Nancy Pom 11111 College Activity Tieltet 7 3 4 Ban l estival l I Cirls ortsl2v4PressClb7 I Etlitor in Chief 4 Heraltl Personals Rep iesentative 2 a 4 Class Flower Comm 2 Freshman Sophomore Pirty Decoration Comm 2 One Act Play Contest a Re-tl Cross Representative 4 Herald Typist f Gammatlion I Pro Merito and The Na tional Honor Society 4 Varsity W Ayyarel 3 Ambition To be happy X. Ins ELIZABETH ANDRAS Betty HS1l'?Ef and Gaulle Business: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4, Tri- Hi 2, Magazine Drive Captain 3, 4, Pro Merito antl The National Honor Society 4, Junior WtJmen's Club 4, Press Club 4, Gammaelion Typist 4. Ambition: To work in an olhce and then get marrietl. fl' GAIL ANDREIS Gai Thu IJ 4 u omunr 1107161 Business Guide for Music Festival 3 Ambition Go to Sprinyglield Trade for hair styling, or to work for Stanley Home as a secretary of . ,, - A - ., . 1 B ' 1 sf' M ' 'f . 2. S, -'iz 'X i ' A , 1 , . Lui ' , . . ,J .As 5- A ga .. I Q q ,, X , . ., ,N 4 , st fx, . , . LN 'V f ' i ' ' -y . . Q Cl . J 2, 3, 4, Music Fi f , 2, 3, fy 1' E any Sp . , ,', 3 ,, u ,, 3, fp Co- V . . X1 1 - 1 b .. ' 1 I T - - 4 2 . . - 2 .t . - , T , . ' v A '- y . , . , . , , Q , . 1. H ' 44 - f 1 ' I . . S Q-XU e mfr . .. -. 5.2.15 5 6.5 ' Vy'. -1 ff.,f:z'g '..' 5,3 k . rr ' r , 2 ir If ' ' , 1 , 11 . . ' 3 5 ' ' ' I ' 1 MARJORIE AZARIAN Margie Can you find it in your heart Business: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, -3, 4: Tri-Hi 1: Magazine Drive Captain 2, Press Club 4: Gamma- dion Typist 4. Ambition: To be a journalist and inter- view a Yankee!!! :. be X lib NCQ pn Ll C it l?UDITH ANN ARKOETTE ..Judy,. l'Zl ree you in my dreams College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi I, 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1: Red Cross Alternate lg Motto Comm. 2: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Service Recorder 2: Red Cross Representative 2, 35 Gam- madion Club 3, 4: Picture Editor 4: Prom Program Comm. gs Prom Usher 3: Home- room Secretary 4g Westheld Award 54 One Act Play 3g Older Girls' Conference 3, 4: Herald Personals 4: Press Club 3, 4. Ambition: To complete Nurse's Training and have a lifetime of happiness. IDA BARNARD Ida Stay at sweet ar you are Business: Activity Ticket lg Tri-Hi 4. Ambition: Train at Springneld Hospital. RICHARD BEACH Beacher 'The Great Pretender General: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Homeroom Lieutenant 2g Homeroom Captain 3: Basketball 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Student Patrol 4. Ambition: To go to California. an-4 T' ,at il' P ,NH 3 Q li A fs qs- Rb BEVERLY BARIBEAU uBev,. 'Happinerr Ir A Thing Called joe General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi 11 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 1: Home- room Lieutenant lg-Hi-Haven l, 2: Fresh- man-Sophomore Party Decoration Comm. l: Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Junior Woman's Club 4: Herald Advertising Staff 4: Red Cross Alternate 4. Ambition: To travel. 4 t ,flu 3 lk t 'K' ft Nd' ' I' ,Q 12,44- X . -Q, JEANNE BESAW Jeanne Tlaere'r danger in your eye! ?usiness: Transferred from Chester High Ambition: If you clon't know, nobody does. 9 'I X0 f I i , it Ov 1' I ku I we-'vs fi GEORGE BIRD Bill How little we known College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tennis I, 2, 3, 45 Captain 3: Debating Club lg One Act Play Contest 3: Prom Usher 3: Host to Gov. Ribicoff at the Eastern States Exposition 4. Ambition: To further my education so that some day I might do something to help make the U.S. a better place to live in. X - ' GORDON BLOOD Gordie Mr, Touchdown General: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Captain lg Hi-Y 4. Amvbition: To be anything at all. i V X .Nt 4 i...1.,fi fs . 1 aan A 3 I A i if jf NANCY BLAIR Nancy Muriel Muriel Music! Business: Activity Ticket lg Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festival I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Freshman-Sophomore Party Entertain- ment Comm. 2. Ambition: To be Pat Boone's private sec- retary. . 59 is ac.: 4 N3 3'4 77219 CLARENCE BLOOD Frankie Clarinet Polka General: Band 2, 3, 4, All State Orches- tra 3, 43 Homeroom Lieutenant lg Boys Glee Club 4, Banquet Comm. 4. Ambition: To be a good kid, I hope! ' N 'Ok ROBERTA BONYEAU Bones Blue suede realm Business: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: High Haven Ig Homeroom Secretary 31 Flower and Card Comm. 2, Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Ambition: To be a lady-bum at Babbs. LOIS BOSWORTH Bos 5'2 , Eyer of Blue College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Ser vice Recorder 1: Color Comm. 2 Tri-Hi 1, 2, 4g Future Teachers Of Am erica 4: Treasurer 4. Ambition: To be a teacher. CLAIRE BOURASSA Claire I dreamed K College: Transferred from Weaver High School, Hartford, Connecticut 33 Activity Ambition' Fashion illustrator BRUCE BROWN Bruce Mr Conductor' College Bandl 2 3 4 Music Festival 1 2 3 4 Personal Representative 1 Springfield Young People s Symphony 3 4 All State Orchestra 4 Ambition Music education director in public schools 3 KDS T25 if PATRICIA BRAZEE UPBUYU What happened to the hair on the bead of the man I love College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi 2, 3, 4g Treasurer 3g Secretary 43 Old- er Girls' Conference 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary 25 Music Festival 35 Red Cross Alternate 4g Banquet Comm. 4g Press Club 4g Gammadion Club 4. Ambition: ,Io go through college. C x, X , ,NC We 342' 'UU ,xii it ALBIN BUCKOWICK Bucky Tim 11 fealffl College Activity Ticketl 2 3 4 Deco tat ng Comm Freshman Sophomore Par ty 1 Homeroom Captain 2 Homeroom Lieutenant 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Basketball Manager 2 Gift Comm 4 Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4 Ambition Be a man when I grow up it . ROBERT BRESSANI Bob Mori Happy Fellow College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball I, 2, 3g Homeroom Captain 1, 3, 4' Usher at Graduation 3' Boys' State 3. Ambition join the Foreign Legion and make out with the foreign women I JEANNE BURKE Honey Hazr Sugar Lzps Eyes of Blue General Activity Ticketl 2 3 4 Tri H11 2 3 4 High Havenl 2 Girls Sports I 2 Freshman Sophomore Enter tainment Comm 2 Homeroom Secretary 3 Red Cross Representative 2 Prom Dec oratrng Comm 3 Rally Comm 4 Ambition To go to Hawaii 4 1 , , l D C C f tl .13 Ll l C A ,, . ls, lx I .. ., If ' ' ll rv 1 ' ' I . . . D - h ' , , ,I , ' Z ' ' ' ' ' , g I V it 1 r y n 1 x 1 i , a S l s 3 I , 3 . - i , L 5 - L , 9 - .Xt U ' 5 A fi ,if if K ii 5 Q: ' if' A ii ,, it 1 rr ' ' u v 3 , . . 5 , , , L - 433. , - 3 3 K. ' ,V , Q ' ' 3 A. f 4 - U , ., Q , ' - . - MADIA BUTTLES Madia Church Bellr May Ring Business: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Music Festival 3, 4. Ambition: Work and get married. Ee 'KM . .i ROSALIE CAMEROTA ..Lee., Lovely To Look At General: Activit Ticketl 2 3 4: Mag- y ! 3 J azine Drive Captain 2, 3, 4. Ambitionx Get married. L ,af Q, tx, if P RAYMOND CHILDS Paris The Lai! Time I Saw Puri! College: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g President 3: Vice- President 4: Older Boys' Conference 2, 3, 43 First Vice-President 4 Youth and Government Assembly 2, 3, 4g Speaker 3: Band 2, Music Festival 1, 2, Activity Ticket lg Class President 1 Student Coun- cil lg Homeroom Captain 2 Harvard Book Prize 3, One Armed Bandit Club 4: Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4, Prom Host 3. Ambition: To leave this world a better place than it was when l entered it be- cause of something I did. 'fi Dk ANITA CHAREST Nicki Cert Si Bonne College: Tri'Hi 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Music Festival 3, 4: Activity Ticket 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 4, Pro Merito and the National Honor Society 4g Activities Comm. 4. Ambition: To go to college to become a teacher. 1 Y? -M. - GERALD CARBONEAU jerry Out of the way man. I don't drive uizh my hornl' College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Lieutenant 1, 3: Boys' State 31 Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4. Ambition: join the Navy or the Air Force and then electronics school. Al.. . ,duillif 'FETSP3 MICHAEL CLARK Mike Slow Poke General: Activity Ticket 1, 43 Red Cross Representative 1: Homeroom Lieutenant 4. Ambition: join the United States Navy. JOHN coAcH John Always be ax nine as you are College: Activiry Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a draftsman. JL. we HD QTY! ROGER COMSTOCK Rog Don t Forbrd Me General Football 1 2 3 4 Ambition Go into Air Force -Y . fa, f 4. .' x MARGARET COLEMAN Peggy Of 4 gentle manner College Activity Ticket2 3 4 Ambition Nursing MARGARET CORDES Peg Sazlor boy: have talked to me fn Englub Business Freshman Sopohomore Party Refreshmen Comm 1 2 Flower and Card Comm 1 Red Cross A1ternate2 3 Art Supply Captain 2 3 4 Prom Deco rating Comm 3 Designed Class Banner 3 Service W Recorder 4 Ambition Live till I die We JUDY RAE COLLIER ..Judy,. 'The Quiet One General: Activity Ticket 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To work at the Telephone Companynw H Lx IC l 2. CQ! 1 , V It LEONARD CORMIER Leonard A Sumfied Mind College Transferred from St Marys College North East Pennsylvania 3 One Act Play 3 Cap and Gown Comm 4 Ambition Electronics Engineer fr' 1 'T is E 1. H ,-f Il If 2 . . . , Y 1 ,W fl A . Y A t if , f ix ,xx I ix. tl .. .. NJ' If ' ' ' ll 3 - 1 Z - I Q 1 Q - 3 i Q ' C: , - 1. ' ,. l I . . 1 . , . . X 5 ' f ' M 5 - J X zqy. . ,, H I ' U rf - - U I l 7 9 9 ' Z - ' . . : . . I r , , I Q . . i ' 23 ,af C N RONALD COSGRO ROH', mf, Big General: Homeroom Captain lg Home- room Leiutenant lg Magazine Drive Cap- tain lg Football 1. Ambition: Own my own Buick agency. CHARLES D'ALESSlO Chick Roving Kind General: Football 1, 2, 4. Ambition: Armed Forces, college, Police Force. iiti as HENRY CUNNINGHAM Hank My Boy Flullnff' General: Ambition: To be a teacher. it f ve- is.. DFW? r-af JULIA CURZICKY Julie Devil in her eyef' General: Decorating Comm. 1: Fashion Show 2: Magazine Drive Captain 4: Cap and Gown Comm. 43 Entertainment for Rally 4. Ambition: Join United States Marines. i an JOHN DANAHEY John You Can? Run Away From It College: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Young Peoples' Symphony 3, 4: Future Teachers of Am- erica 4. Ambition: To get through State Teachers College and teach. 24 PETER DANEK Pete I beg to differ with you College: One Act Play Contest 2: Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: I want to become a chiroprac- tor. TC' . ,LA 'x xx. V THOMAS DELNICKAS CATHERINE DEEDY Cathy Lori rn a ubtrl College Activity Ticketl 2 3 4 Press Clubl 2 3 4 Herald Typist 4 Boys Sports Editor 4 Herald Advertising Staff 1 2 4 G3mmHdlOH5 4 Advertising Manager 4 Student Council 3 4 Secre tary 4 Service W Recortlerl 2 Red Cross l 2 3 Magazine Drive Captain 2 WMASC Convention 3 Vice Presi dent WMASC 4 Girls State Repre sentative 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Graduation Marshall 3 Prom Refresh ment Comm 3 Girls Sportsl 2 4 jun ior Woman s Club 4 Pro Memo and The Natgznal Honor Society 4 Class Histor ian Ambition To become a research chemist HAROLD DION Buddy Why can t I General Ambition Going into the Air Force ,nt lr 1' Del Mr, Wonderful College: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Captain 2, 3, 4g Student Council lg Prom Usher 33 Prom Decoration Comm. 35 Football Captain 4g Hi-Y 43 Banquet Comm. 43 Older Boys' Conference 4. Ambition: To play college football. , 5,24 Ox QC fs fri -f aaa? JOSEPH ARTHUR DOIRON rt Got rl ho! rod Ford College Transferred from Easthampton High 3 Ambition Join the Navy RUTH DEWEY Ruthie Young and Foolzrlv Business Activity Ticket 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 2 3 Red Cross Representative 1 2 3 4 Freshman Sophomore Party Entertainment Comm 1 2 Cheerleader3 4 Banquet Comm 4 Ambition Work at an orphanage a while and then settle down DONALD DUGA Don Bury dozng notbmg General Ambition Own a car A kiwi ALJITHA DUVAL Al l Pretending General: Ambition: Uncertain .....dm4ii.... ERICK EASTMAN Von Erick Crazy man at the uheel General: Transferred from Wellesley, Massachusetts High 3. Ambition: Haven't decided, but probably go into service. x of MARY FISH X ROBERT FERRIERA Bovat Crazy Arms General: Band 2, 3: Student Council 1g Magazine Drive Captain lg Football 1g Booster Rally Comm. 4' Master of Cere- -Qe '-Mary V D Everybody haf a laughing place General: Field Hockey lg Flower and Card Comm. 3g Booster Day Rally Comm. 45 Refreshmen Comm. Freshman-Sopho- more Party Zg Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Ambition: To have a good time after I get out of school and to stay single. NANCY EDBERG Nancy Naugbly Lady of Shady Lane College: Transferred from Wachusett Re- gional 4g Press Club 4g Senior Editor 43 junior Woman's Club 4g Gammadion Staff 45 Betty Crocker of America Home- making Winner 45 Activity Ticket 4. I H, Ox. we , Y. NANCY FOWLER Nancy Alice Blue Gown Business: Dramatic Club 1, 2g Magazine Drive Captain 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 4. Ambition' To find a ood a in 'ob in . 4 f V - g P Y gi monies . g an office. Ambition: Go to Mississippi cooking school with Homer, Puz, and Tex. Y, W .:Mj,:.., ' 'Biff' ar. L. ..g HAROLD GEORGE Sklppv Ragr to Richer College Transferred from Waverly New York 3 Ambntxon Work for Curtrs Arrcraft rn Calrfornla 41' JULIANNA GAUGH ulxe You dont know me uell College Busrness Acrxvnty Trcketl 2 3 4 Tr1H1 1 2 5 4 Older Grrls Con ference 3 4 MRLHZIHC Drrve Student Manager 5 4 Gammadron Typrsr 4 Press Club 4 Typrst 4 junror Woman s Club 4 Pro Merrro and The Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Secretary 4 Flower and uve 3 Youth and Government Day 3 Eastman Bookkeepmg Award 3 Ambrtron Work at Woronoco Savrngs Bank X ERNESTINE HANNUM Ernre JANE HALL ane Out m the uorld Busmess Trr H1 3 4 Actrvrty Trclcet 4 Magazine Drrve Student Manager 3 4 Gammadron Typxst 4 Ambrtron To make my parents proud of me A Thousand Mzler Away Busmess Act1v1tyT1cket1 2 5 4 Girls Sports l One Act Play Comm 1 Flower and Card Comm 1 Prom Musxc Comm 3 Grft Comm 4 Gammadron Club 4 Typrst 4 Older Grrls Conference 3 4 Mabazrne Dnve Student Manager 4 Ambrtlon To make my Hrst mrllron fore Im too old to enyoy If e 5 LARRY GRESTY Squrrrel Lnzng zt up Ceneral Homeroom Lreutenant 2 5 Basketballl 2 4 Homeroom Captarnl nt 1 2 3 4 Hr Ambrtron To work rn my fathers busr ness and to take a trrp somewhere sl asv- ALLAN HARDY Allan Me amz' My Shadow College Pro Merrto and The Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Ambmon Uncertam 27 we X .5 po e v N . KK' If ' I' ' I! re ' nl U 'Z 1 ' I , Y 1 , V . y Q I , Ba l , ,,, 3 -Y 4. 5 ' 10' , J V! 7 V, ll ir . . K . . . I Y Y Y A , , , , ,A - - K ' .r Q ' r ' ' ' - n F' ' L 4 l 3 U 5 my g X Card Comm. 43 Grrls State Representa- -- n Z S fl, :A L X1 . ,QV -YAY rr . , 1: Q - 2 I . 3 . . , r Z - Z Z l S5 x x 1 Y My Y Y . 1: it . . i . . be- . wig J r F . H - , U ,, ,, ' I '- ' ., 3 ' A ' 3 I : ' ' r ' ' - ' , - , , . gre-ta, li .. s will ii.-...r EDWIN HAWLEY ..Ed,, Our Behind the Barn General: Ambition: Going into the service. 'Qs KATHRYN HEMPEL vo ..Kay., -'LJ sf Band of Gold '53 College Business: Homeroom Captain lg Homeroom Lieutenant I, 2g Magazine Drive Manager 3, -lg Freshman-Sopho- more Decorating Comm. lg Service Recorder 2, 33 Gammadion Typist 4: junior Woman's Club 4g Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4. Ambition: Legal secretary after school and then tie the knot! ANNE HEBDA Shan How Lucky You Are General' Activit Ticketl 7 5 4 Tri ' - Y ' ,H , 1 - Hi l, 2, 51 High Haven 1,23 Freshman- Sophomore Party Refreshment Comm. 1 Homeroom Lieutenant -1. Ambition: To become an X-ray Techni- Llafl. U10 t , al ai EDWARD HEFFERNAN ..Ed., U7a5l1ingtofz, here I come! College: Ambition: To go to college and later get into the government. V Q 9 PHYLIS HICKS Phy1 My 131110 Heaz'en General: Activity Ticker l, 2, 3, -ig Li- brary Club l, 2, jg Sports l, 2, 53 Flower and Card Comm. Z: Tri-Hi 25 Dramatic Club l. Ambition: To become a nurse. 28 X , 0 JJ' PATRICIA HOLCOMB QQ-J Pat A Any1ime Business: Activity Ticket l, 2, 5, 43 Mag- azine Captain 1, 4: Homeroom Recorder l, 3g Herald Advertising Staff 2, 3g Fresh- man - Sophomore Party Entertainment Comm. 1, 25 Tri-Hi 1. Ambition: To get married and live hap- pily ever after. r 4 ALFRED HOLMES Homer Brown Hound Dog General: Homeroom Captain 53 Stutlent Council 23 Baseball lg Homeroom Lieu- tenant 1. Ambition: To join the Air Force and cook with Tex, Puz, and Bovat. GAYLORD HUGHES Hugo Doing Wbal Comer Naturally' General: Freshman - Sophomore Party Decorating Comm. 23 Prom Decorating Comm. 35 Homeroom Lieutenant 3. Ambition: Accountant. lf' DOROTHY HOLMES Dottie Million Dollar Baby Business: Cilee Club Alg American junior Retl Cross 4. Ambition: To be a millionaire. RANDOLPH JOHNSON Randy Wi!h my little car College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Go to college and then the Air Force. ' 2 ,xffii Britt 'ii iii? 0 r Q vt '.' EDWARD HOLUB Tex Hey Tl9ere!! General: Homeroom Lieutenant 2g Homeroom Captain 4g Banquet Comm. ag Football 1, 2. Ambition: Work, get married. I x ALAN KEELING HAI., I've Grouvz Accurtomed To Her Face College: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Have a little excitement. NANCY KENYON Nancy Ole Faithful General: Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Flow- er and Card Comm. l, 3: Tri-Hi 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 4g Library Club 2, 33 Herald Stafl 2, 3: Press Club l. Ambition: Get married and be a teach- er's wife. HQ, 11 N' X T PAULA ANN KNUDSEN E Paula .3 Heaven Knowr Why 35General: Dramatic Club 3. is Ambition: To become a teacher. 30 .IANICE KING Kruger jimi Azmflaer Day llhrzcffl Away Business: Homeroom Secretary 4g Gov- ernors Aid -lg Cheerleader 4: Decorating Comm. Christmas Formal 43 junior Wo- man's Club 4: Tri-Hi 3, 4: Older Girls' Conference 3, 4: Gym Aid 3, 43 Home- room Captain 2, 51 Usher Junior-Senior Prom 3: Ring Comm. 2: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 5, 43 Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a successful reception- ist. , X' .x BETTINA KIRBY Betty Two Different lfl70rlzlJ Business: Tri-Hi l, 2, 3, 4: Gammadion Typist 4: Banquet Comm. 4: Older Girls' Conference 3, 43 Prom Music Comm. 39 Magazine Drive Captain 3: High Haven l, 24 Girls' Sports l, 2g Ring Comm. 2: Class Historian 2g Freshman-Sophomore Party Refreshment Comm. 25 Class Motto Comm. 2: Band lg Music Festival lg Press Club 1: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be good at everything I doll 1 P -QA 45 3 JUDY A. KING ajudy., DimpleJ College: Transferred junior year from New Hampshire: Dramatic Club 4: Tri- Hi 43 Nurses' Aid 4. Ambition: Medical and Religious Mis- sionary to Alaska. - f '!' hav Qu D .VY -af 1.1 Q-J gui' HELEN VICTORIA KOZIOL Doclie Slow Down Business: Debating Club 4g Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3: AC- tivity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To travel. MARCIA KUCZYNSKI Kuch Wrapped Up In A Dream Business: Gift Comm. 4: Tri-Hi 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Magazine Drive Manager 3, 4: Prom Decorating Comm. 3: High Haven Z, Girls' Sports 2: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a dental assistant and then get married. Q WOM. 'if 'mf' DAVID LAHUE Dave Wake Up and Live General: Decorating Comm. Freshman- Sozhomore Party lg Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, - Ambition: State Policeman. ex ,LC M J I CAROL KUZNICKI Carol fPM0reU College: Tri-Hi 4: Gammadion Staff 4: Older Girls' Conference 4: Service XV Recorder 2: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To get to college. i El W MARIE SHEILA LANDRY Sheila Sweet AJ Can Be CAROL ANN LAHUE Cal 0.K. ! ! J ! General: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi l, 2, 3, 4: Co-Captain Magazine Drive 3: Red Cross Representative 2, 4: Girls' Sports lg Student Patrol 4. Ambition: To work and then get mar- fied. .33 1ni Wvwwwwll College: Transferred Freshman: Pro Merito and National Honor Society 4: junior Women's Club 4: Rally Dance Comm. 43 Glee Club 33 Herald Adver- tising Staff 3g Tri-Hi 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 2: Activity Ticket 2, 3, 4. Ambition: California, after Europe, after U. of Mass. 'W' HELEN LANNON Helen You'll Reach Your Star Business: Red Cross Alternate 4: Maga- zine Captain 4: Herald Advertising Staff 2: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To get married!! 31 THOMAS LAUDATO Tom Light Out General: Boys' Sports 1, 2: Homeroom Lieutenant 1, 2. Ambition: To become a success. N. .M . v ft :T--I SANDRA LEE XS Sandy True Love Business: Visual Aids Dept. 4: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Secretary 2: Magazine Captain 2: Freshman-Sopho- more Party Entertainment 1, 2: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Red Cross Representative 1: Activity 1, 2, 3. Ambition: Marry Chucky and raise a family. Comptometer Operator. Tm it CAROL LEAVITT Carol Give a cheer ! l l Business: Older Girls' Conference 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Captain 4: Red Cross Alternate 3: Girls' Sports 2: Tri-I-li'l, 2, 3, 4: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a secretary. an .-......... NANCY LEE Nancy Wait For Me' College: Glee Club Z, 3: Class Flower Comm. 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Activity Ticket Ambition: To live happily ever after- igraduationj. kg -e--Q ALAN LEISEGANG Twang Not iz cure in the world General: Freshman-Sophomore Decorat- ing Comm. 1: Red Cross Alternate 1 Football 2: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4 Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Ambition: Undecided. 32 JUDITH ANN LEWIS Judi Ch4rZeJlon , . . General: Herald Advertisement Staff 4: Glee Club 3, 43 Girls' Sports 4: Fresh- man - Sophomore Entertainment Comm. 2: Tag Day 2. Ambition: To hook that guy of mine. LOUIS LIPTAK Louie Ain'l Mirbehavingu General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Alternate 1: Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Decorating Comm. 3: Student Pa- trol 4. Ambition: Draftsman. JEANETTE MACDONALD ..Jan,, Merrily We Roll Along General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 49 Tag Day 3, 4: Freshman-Soph- omore Party Music Comm. 1, 2: Maga- zine Captain 33 Girls' Sports 4: Gym Aid Ambition: To be a hairdresser. JOHN LUCAS --Jake l'll Get By . . .' General: Ambition: Go into the service. fi ...ti j W CLAIRE MACIOROWSKI Claire The Song of a Typewriter Business: Ambition' To be the best rivate secre- of A 0 JAMES LUTAT mm., A Man and Hit Dream College: Homeroom Captain 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman-Sophomore Party Decorating Comm. 1, 23 Prom Ush- er 3g Cap and Gown Comm. 4. Ambition: To go to Springneld College. THOMAS MADESKY url-Only, I Need A Butch College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 33 Drama- tic Club 4. Ambition: To become a successful drafts- man. 'QL -ww, -tgp. -,M WY ever' .,i' ilii f J' ' .1 I I I I ' ' i if 'i .V fi ff-g7fZf'.:'izL:3:1 vii was it-Q5 so yi R iawiiiizffii K3 ::, ,fija.Lf ,i D .- JOAN MANGO X' ..JOan,. Gentlemen Marry Brunettes College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi 4, Junior Red Cross Representative 4, Service Recorder 33 Music Comm. for Prom 3, Flower and Card Comm. 1, 2. Ambition: To try and do the best I can in anything I try. .111 ,tk W JOHN MEACI-IAM Johnny Watching All The Girlr Go By College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 2g Flower and Card Comm. 4. Ambition: To attend Springfield College. .ive CU -in KX Q 'QW JUDITH MCCANN ..Judy,, Sitting On Top Of The World College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Aid 3, 45 Tri-Hi 2, 3, 43 Secretary 3, Chaplain 4, Home- room Secretary 3, 4, Magazine Drive Cap- tain 3g Older Girls' Conference 3, 4: Gam- madion Staff 3, 4, Faculty Editor 4, Band Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Comm. 3, Flower and Card Comm. 2g Tri-Hi Council 4, Freshman-Sophomore Party Decorating Comm. 2: Graduation Usher 3, Dramatic Club 1, Rally Comm. 4, Girls' Sports Award 1, 3: Junior Wo- man's Club 4, Youth Government Day 4. Ambition: Merchandizing. SUSAN MCKAY 4-Sues, I Love Paris College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Gammadion 2, 3, 4, Clubs Editor 4: Homeroom Lieutenant 1, 2, 3, 4: One Act Play 2, 3, Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4, Motto Comm. 3, Prom Program Comm. 33 Prom Hostess 3, Senior Class Secretary 4. Ambition: Become physical therapist at U. Connecticut. H11 ,im RICHARD MATTHEWS Dick Strummin' on my Guitar College: Ambition: To go to college. IRENE MONCZKA 'iRene Get Me To The Church On Time General: Ambition: Marriage. DIANE NIORETTO ..Di., The Road IJ Beckorzing Me Business: Student Patrol 4. Ambition: To travel. W' , H, Xp ed. JUDITH NORMAN ajudyn I could .fwim all nigh! College: Transferred from Classical 25 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 4: Gym Aid 4g Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4: Junior XVoman's Club 4: Gammadion Stall 4, Art Editor 4, Red Cross Repre- sentative 4. Ambition: To be a mermaid. ANNETTE NADOLSKI Sue Sweet Sue College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Fresh- man-Sophomore Party Decorating Comm. lg Ski Club lg Girls' Sports lg One Act Play 23 Tag Day 4: Glee Club 4. Ambition: To become an airline hostess. MADELINE OLECHNA ..Diz., One Love College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary lg Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Gym Aid 4: Debating Club 2g Gammadion 3, 4: Sports Editor 43 Press Club 4, Alumni and Subscriptions Editor 43 Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 43 Junior Woman's Club 43 Hometoom Captain 2. Ambition: To graduate from Springfield College. RONALD NICOLL Ronny The Quiet Man General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball l, 23 Baseball 1. Ambition: Navy first, then ? ? ? ? ? : V' 1 . ., -' as rr G16 JANET OLECHNA Ulm., Pretty Baby College: Tri-Hi 1, 2, 3, 4: Hometoom Secretary lg Glee Club 3, 4: Herald Staff 3g Girls' Sports 3, Dramatic Club 1. Ambition: To be a nurse or teacher. 35 A? TN KG' Q JANET OLINSKI .Jann Ea.fy I0 Rem em 11 er College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri- Hi l, 2, 5, 4: Older Girls' Conference 5, 4: Girls' Sports l, 2, 5: Sports Award 1, Eg Library Club I, 2: Band Maiorette 2, 3, 4: Gammadion Typist 4: Senior Sec- tion Editor 43 Herald 43 Clubs' Editor 4: Freshman-Sophomore Party Refreshment Comm. I, 2: Prom Refreshment Comm. 3: Ring Commj 2: Homeroom Secretary 2: Flower and Card Comm. 4: Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4: Jun- ior Woman's Club 4: Hi-Y Tri-Hi Coun- cil 4g Visual Aids 4: Magazine Drive Captain 4. Ambition: To do the best at anything I try. ROBERT PARADYSZ Porky Rc.vllermeJ.t College: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 5, 4: Homeroom Lieutenant 2: Foot- ball lg Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Undecided. X. , L '41 ix 6 LIANE O'ROURKE Lee ll lJwz Iriib E505 Are Smiling General: Activity Ticket l, 2, 5, 4: Tag Day l, 2, 5, 43 Band Maiorette 2, 5, 4: Music lfestival Z, 5, 41 Tri-Hi 2, 5, 4: Dramatic Club lg Press Club lg liresh- man-Sophomore Party Music Comm. 1, 23 Magazine Drive Captain 1, Z: Red Cross Representative 3: Service Re- corder 4g Booster Rally 3, 4. Ambition: To be an airline hostess. ttf 111' i X RICHARD PEAVEY Dick Paflillin' Madeline Home College: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 43 Ili-Y l, Z, 5, 4: Homeroom Lieutenant l, 2. Ambition: To go to college. 36 tx X 'Q J .5- J GLADYS PAGE Gladys Song For 11 Szzmmer Night Business: Activity Ticket 2, 3, 4: Drama- tic Club l, 2, 5, 4g Sports 1, 2: Glee Club 4: Tag Day 4. Ambition: To be a stenographer. JOANNE PEASE ...Ion HSl4'L'L'f Old Farlaioned Girl College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sports 1, 2, 53 Tri-Hl l. 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary 2, 5: Homeroom Secretary lg Tag Day l, 2, 43 Older Girls' Conference 3, 43 Magazine Drive Captain lg Library Club 1: Service Recorder 2: Prom Usher 3: Flower and Card Comm. 33 Cap and Gown Comm. 43 Press Club 4: Gammadion fi: Assistant Editor 4: junior XY!ornan's Club 4: Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4. 'V Q94 . , - ' . h 1 I M y ya 'W h f ..- .95 U .V ,err 5'Si CHARLES PECKHAM Cha I love a farm . . . ' Agriculture: President of Future Farmers of America 4. Ambition: To become a successful farm- Cf. ROBERT PEAVEY Bob I Haz'e21 t Time To Be A Millionaire General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To get rich quick. MARCIA PENNINGTON lNfarcia One In A Million College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Dra- matic Club l, 23 Girls' Sports lg Tri- Hi 1, 25 Cheerleader 3: Glee Club 4. Ambition: Am not quite sure as yet. - 'A rx X ., 4 wr ..a- ' CAROL PERKINS vb Perkin my Ar Pretly Ar A Picture General: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4g Fresh- man-Sophomore Party Decorating Comm. 1, 23 Tri-Hi lg Cafeteria Stal? 4. Ambition: To work in an office after go- ing to a Junior College. 37 'Was' 'A SERENA PENDLETON ..Ceri,, Lore and Marriage College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Band l, 2, 3, 4g Music Festival l, 2, 5, 43 Tag Day 1, 2g Homeroom Captain lg Dra- matic Club l. Ambition: To Marry Bill ! l ! ! MICHAEL PETRONINO Mike Dreamboat College: Football l, 2, 3, 4g Activity Ticket lg Class Vice President 43 Pro Merito and The National Honor Society 4g President 45 Banquet Comm. 4. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. f JUDITH PETRUCELLI udy Lay Dou n Your Armr Busrness Act1v1tyT1clxetl 2 3 4 Class Secretary I Glee Club 1 4 Dramatlc Club l Tn H1 l 2 4 Magazine DFIVC Captarn 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Homeroom Lreutenant I Herald Ad Staff 2 Personal Representatlve 2 Dance Band 4 Ambrnon Marry a mrllronalre QQ: 'bf hq:: b -di -.pi ff I ff 4,5 iff: W 139' I Sz all? S' I if rhtvsflsx Q 'Ii' lkspes RICHARD PLACEK Rlch Ea! Drmla and In Merry College Act1v1tyT1cketl 2 3 4 Foot ba l Ambrnon Go to college MARJORIL POLLARD Marble Ilflauz M3 Drcumboal Comer Home General Debatrng Club I 2 Dramatxc Club I Herald Staff 2 Freshman Sopho more Party Dccoratrng, Comm I Ambxtron To get marrred WCW WILLIAM POIRIER 'wild B1ll ' 'Z I'm A Fool To Care College Actrvrty Tucker 1, 2, 3, 4, Hx Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennrs 1, 2, Football 1, Red Cross Representanve 1 Ambmon To go to college and get mar ned DIANNE POIRIER Rich Romame Busmess Act1v1tyT1cketl 2 3 4 Trl 7 3 4 Crlee Club 1 Drama c Club l Freshman Sophomore Party Re freshmcnt Comm l 2 Magazine Drlve Captam 2 3 Prom Decoratxng, Comm 3 Ambntron To be a success IU buslness and rn nlarrred lrfe 'mi-ti' iw' iff vf We BEVERLY PORTER Lovely To Look Al Busrness Dramatrc Club I, Flower and Card Comm 1, Grrls Sports 1, Fresh man Sophomore Party Comm 1, Actrvlty Trclxet 4, Cap and Gown Comm 4, Stu dent Patrol 4 Ambruon To be a success and marry a prtcher ,, Di ff V 11 ' 3 'l - ,,,, , , . 3 y L ' H1 lv -I - 1 3 U 'J 1 y - , . 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I M Ii, S' .M , I RICHARD PORTER Rxck Dancing rn the Dark College Act1v1tyT1cket1 2 3 4 fresh man Sophomore Party Decoratnng Comm 2 Homeroom Captam 2 Homeroom Lieutenant 3 Ambmon To be a success rn whatever I set out to do eww MARY POTHIER Frenchne Golde n Earrfngr A-ff College Grrls Sportsl 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Dramat1cClubl 2 3 4 Press Club Managlng lzdrtor 4 Young Peo ples Symphony? 4 Herbert W Kltt rerlg.,e Poetry Award 5 freshman Sopho rrore Party Entertamment Comm 1 2 Sports Award 5 Ambmon To be a marme brologrst DONALD PUZA Don There Siandr The Glam lem ROBERT PROUTY Bob 'Moonlight Gambler General Ambltron Go rnto servrce General Lootballl 2 3 4 Homeroom Captam l Homeroom L1eutenanr2 3 Homeroom flower and Card Committee 4 Acttvrty Trcket 4 Ambrtron Undeclded 5 52 f 3 X CELIA PREST Cer Rock Around The Clock BUSINESS Actrvlty Tlcketl 2 3 4 Trl H12 5 4 Treasurer4 OltlerG1rls Con ference? 4 Band Z 3 4 MUSIC Festxval 2 5 4 Fre hman Sophomore Party Dec oratlng., Comm 1 Prom Decoratlng Comm 3 Dramanc Club 2 Gamma dnon Stat? 1 'Iyp1sr Ambmon To get marrlecl and lrve rn Ohro .g-Q,4! UK 'fnlf' l A MICHAEL PUZA Sk1p' Take Me Out To The Ball Game College Actxvxty Tlcket 1, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary 4 Ambltlon To try and talk the coach 1nto lettmg Ren carry the ball. LU ,tv U HAROLD RALPH Harold You'll Nezfer Know College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: De- bating Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treas urer 2, 3, President 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4g Vice-President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4: Gamma- dion Stan' 3, 4: Co-Business Manager 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Pro Merito and The Na- tional Honor Society 4g A.l.C. Model Congress 3, 4g Band lg Music Festival I: Graduation Usher 3: Boys' State Alter- nate 3, Daughters of American Revolu- tion History Award 3: Time Current Events Award 3: Service Recorder 2: Cap and Gown Comm. 4: Tag Day 2. Ambition: To be an engineer. RICHARD RHEAUME Dick Cool Cut ! ! J General: Red Cross Representative 3, 4. Ambition: To get in and out of the Navy I I I ERNEST RETZLER Ernie I Don? Care General: Transfer from Roxborough High School, Philadelphia, Penn, 4, Foot! ball 4g Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Draftsman. 5. ,Fl ALAN RISING UAV, l'll get by . . . College: Flower and Card Comm. lg Foot- ball 2: Activity Ticket 3, 4. Ambition: To graduate from college. 40 MARY READER Mary Carefree and Gay Business: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4, Gam- madion Typist 4, Girls' Soorts 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Student Manager 4: Freshman - Sophomore Party Decorating Comm. 1, 2: Tri-Hi 4, Magazine Drive Captain 2, 3, Homeroom Lieutenant 1, 3: Homeroom Captain 2, Class Ring Comm. 2, Prom Decorating Comm. 3, Tag Day I, 2, 3. Ambition: To work in an office. WILLIAM ROACH Baba I Lowe A Barelmll Game General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4, Flow- er and Card Comm. 2, Homeroom Lieu- tenant 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: join the Marines. .ir ,ig . PATRICIA ROGERS at Smg Me A S0715 General Actrxrtg. Trtlttt I Red Cross Rcprescntatrve I 7 v I Rally Comm 4 flower and Card Comm I 4 Ambrtron To be a dental ZSSISIHDI MARILYN SARAT Marrl That Ceriam I-66117112 Busmess ACt1v1tyTrclcctI 2 5 4 Band M orcttel 2 3 4 Tr1H1I 2 Maa,azrneCapta1nI 2 3 4 Muenc Fes trval 2 a 4 Homeroom Captam I I-Iomeroom L1eutenant2 Gnrls Sports I Vrsual Aids Secretary 4 Gammadnon Typist I Pro Merrto and The National Honor Socrety 4 Ambrtron To get a good job rn an office 'I--M. .a..fF 'f I NICHOLAS ROSFLLI Nltk You Are The One Collexe Actlvnty Tltltctl 2 3 4 Home room Captam 4 Ambmon Unccrram 'instlf if Fw' L Wm AT' -3' v-Q-..? DORIS RUTI-IERYORD Doris Don I Fezlre Ne In General Actrvlty Trelcctl 2 3 4 Red Cross Represcntatrve I Ambrtron To get marrred Y. JENNII FR BCANLON cnny Dame Built mm Dame College Dramatrc Clubl 7 3 4 Trr Hn I Freshman Sophomore Party Fnter tdnnment Comm I Delmtmg Club I Krttredfge Poetry Award 5 Ambxtron To be a Classrcal Ballerma RIIYNOLD SEFTON Renny Hzglv Wide and Harzdmme General Actnvrty Trcltetl 2 Football I 2 5 4 Homeroom Capraml 2 Bas Ixetballl Z I Prom Decoratrng Comm 5 Freshman Sophomore Party Dccorat mg Comm I 2 I-I1Y4 Ambmon Undecnded -4- ' .l SVC to ,NO I ff J F7 .A I - VEKK 'V I . N . - 'I N . ..P ., .. rf ' ,H ' ff v 1 va , , vb' A , A Axiom X . D h A 'V ir. lg V' ,IX I' 1 ' V , lb,, L U H H1 , , , 5 - , ,144 I ,, . . ,, D 7 1 ' . . . . ' -' J . 1 1 I ' , 1 ' . . yy: A K V, 1 A 1 - I , 1,1 . -xebl .Nxt , fury C X - Q HJ, . ' X. '- , . L ,,' Q , I Y' 41 GERALD SENK Jerry It'r A Great Life General: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Fresh- man-Sophomore Decorating Party Comm. 1: Senior Banquet 4. Ambition: Be a manager of an El Ran- cho Drive-ln, aff ew? -.u Q 1 -agag-E'fi?fEQgi,'iQ.: gy- 42553 :,:f,'i.7 '-', it E. 2 , ,E six Si i. ROBERT SLATER It' . .Bohn fart Singin' In The Rain General: Cafeteria l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2: One Act Play Contest 23 Fresh- man - Sophomore Party Entertainment Comm. l, 2: Red Cross Alternate 1. Ambition: To be a professional dancer. 'Q DAVID SHARPLES Dave Far azray from everyone College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball lg Baseball lg Homeroom Lieuten- ant lg Class Vice-President 2g Student Council 2, 5, 4: Ring Comm. 2: Prom Program Comm. 3: Class Color Comm. 3: Student Council Fact Finding Comm. 4: W.M.A.S.C. Delegate 2, 33 M.A.S.C. Delegate 2, 3. Ambition: Air Force, after that?????? MARY SISKA Cisco Lore Me Business: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4: Tri- Hi l, 2, 3, 43 Freshman-Sophomore Party Music Comm. l, 2g Homeroom Lieuten- ant 2: Class Color Comm. 2: Older Girls' Conference 3: Prom Decorating Comm. 3: Magazine Drive Captain lg Tag Day l, 2: Rally Comm. 3, 4. Ambition: To go to a junior College. , '11 x Lck MARCIA SIPITKOWSKI sipna Crazy Little Mama General: Girls' Sports 1, 2: Activity Ticket l, 2: Transferred to Hartford Pub- lic High 3: Transferred to W.H.S. 4: Rally Comm. 4. Ambition: Not to be an anti-social her- mit. .11 JOSEPH SLATTERY Scratch Hey Joe C General: Comm. for One Act Play test 2g Cafeteria Staff 4. Ambition: To own the world. VIRGINIA SMART Glnny Cir! Of Ml Drcaml College ACIIVIIQ Tltltet I 7 3 4 Dra matle Clubl 7 v 4 IJYLSILILIII4 Debat lng, Club a l Secrerarx Treasurer 4 One Aer Play Contest 7 Trl I-Il 4 unlor Wo mans Club 4 Iunlor I-Iostess to Gov I-Ierter at The Ifastern States EXPOSIIIOII 4 I reshman Sophomore Plrry Enrertaln ment Comm 7 Ambltlon To 3,0 to College i'7Gw EMILY SZENDA MIIIIC Frlerlffly Perruarzorz Buslness ACIIVIIY Tlcketl 2 3 f Rally Comm 4 Ambltlon Be a secretary tux Nl pri' GILDA SORCINIILLI C l A1 Your Command College Actlvlty Tltketl 2 a 4 Dra n rle Clubl 2 3 CJIIIS Sportsl 2 4 Heraltl Atlvertlslngl 2 freshman Sophomore Party DLQOFHIIHQ, Comm DCIUHIIUQ., Club 3 Clmmatllon 4 ym Altl7a 4 Tfl Hl 2 5 4 Presldent4 AIHIDIIIOH To be a teacher SHEILA STUCENSKI rlz I ourzg Lore lrrsl 7 f M ettel VIISIL Ie tlval l 7 5 4 Serv e Recorder 1 Ireshman Sophomore Party Refreshment Comm I LIIUFHI' Club I CAIL SPINNIIY Gal Crate Ar A Ballon C enerll JLIYIIOI' Wfonmn 5 Club 4 Dra mint Club I 4 Cllee Club 5 Freshman Sophomore Parry Fnterralnment Comm l Attlvlty Tlclxetl 2 4 AITIIUIIIOH To be a teacher xy Y Press Club I Trl Hl l 2 3 Olrler Glrls Conference 7 Red Cross Alternate 2 3 Prom DCCOYAIIUE, Comm 3 Herald Al vertlslnt, Comm 7 5 Class Secretary 2 Rlng., Comm 2 Rally Comm 1 4 Home room Lleurenanr 4 Sports Award 3 Tag, Dl I Ambltlon To 5,0 to York junlor Col else X9 'll Y' MARYANN 'IAYLOR Mat Im O11 My ll' ay To The Sian College ACTIVITY Tleketl 2 n 4 Glrls Sports l lreshman Sophomore Ptrty Comm l Dramlrlc Clubl Banrl 7 u Prom Progr lm Comm a IVIUSIC Tesrlval 7 u Press Cltb n 4 COELIIIOI' 4 R d Cross Representarlvel 7 a Ambltlon To get an RN and marry a rlch doctor I V 4 1 .. . , A I- 1 . , 1 'w X ..M,,,'. U 'IIN ' ' ,-- , Q '- ' 2 ' , W lf. ' , .- , bf. Q - .- , a , rl. fa'-L-' -LJ - I , A 1 L1 V k , 1 rn. N , - , 2. ,Ag A 1. gr, ,Q L , ', K I 4 1 1 -4 vor 1 I-I ix L I lv?-lin ff ,, 1 Q - A. 1 AQ , ,7, L - T21 , ,L - , ,3, Af, , . , - -I 7 T. I . , ' I .Ig . I . H I , .rl ' ,JS - , ,lv College: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 5, 4g Girls' f Spr , -, 3, IQ ajor , 2, 3, 43 'CI . . . . . .. ,. U IL. ' Us ,-,,, 3 IC W ,bl .- . 1 .- RJ ' - 1 S - 1 - , . 1 . ' J 'Y fs f ,J , , ' , ' ,il l, K- Y, Ay 'h'Vg f Y 5 ' v - 7 - . . 3 7 3 1, l Ly I I v - ' . 2 E my W 4:0 A f ' V, . ., . I 'Z ' , ,7, g 4 ' 5 ,,,4l gag: ,L ' ' - Q 2' 1 A -fa 1 . 5. 1 7 .Q -.., 1 .- -3 6 . 4 , f 'Ani' ' .- xi Q- if -f - .ti ,,, W . it - stil . , ,- 4 vi al .J ,I , Q. RICHARD THAYER Dick l'1fe Got The World On A String Generali Ambition: Mechanic. ' LOUISE THOUIN Sunshine U7i!h A 507157171 My Ilcarf' College Business: Activity Ticket l. 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4g Red Cross Alternate 23 Service Recorder 3x Freshman- Sophomore Party Entertainment Comm, 1, 2g Press Club 43 Homeroom Magazine Drive Captain 33 Gammadion Typist 4g Rally Comm. 4g Guidance Secretary 4. Ambition: To enter Julius Hart College and study opera. i I ig. sf., if mr: RICHARD THERRIEN Dick So-0-0 Nirel' General: Basketball lg Homeroom'Cap- tain l, 4g Homeroom Lieutenant 3. Ambition: Service. K I THIELMA TRIBULA Thel Girl zvilh Ihe pony tail General: Badminton 1, 2, 33 Activity Ticket 1, 2. 3, 4g Freshman-Sophomore Party Comm. 1, Z3 Flower and Card Comm. l, 2g Red Cross lg Tri-Hi lg One Act Play Contest 2. Ambition: To get married, :N CHARLOTTE THOMPSON Charlotte Sir1cerel,1 Business: Flower and Card Comm. 23 Ac- tivity Ticket 1, 2, 3, -lg Visual Aids Sec- retary 4. Ambition: To get a good ofhce job and to take off in my Ford for Huron, Ohio. FRANCES TRUSTY Frannie Wfho K710ll'Jl, Business: Activity Ticket 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3. 4g Field Hockey 1: Press Club 45 Flower and Card Comm. 4. Ambition: Business Field. Aff!-Za ROBERT VERONLSI Chnco DHIICIIIL fact B smess B Slxcthall l Basehnll 1 Ioothlll 3 Att: 1tx Tltltet l 4 Ho e room Lncutenant 4 Prom Usher 3 Amhxtlon om the BIAIIHCS 'J GAIL WEBSTER Gal DONNA WALDO Donna No N01 Murh Busnness Basketball l Gu1tl.tnceDcpart ment 4 Amhmon To get 4 good olhte loh :mtl go to Ohlo mth Charlotte wr' S14 JAMEb WAI KOWbkI m T7dI15fllfIO7l General Actrvltv Tntltctl 7 1 4 foot ball 2 Banquet Comm 4 Ambrtron jonn the Marmes Ixecp Smzlnz keep Langbzrzg SALLY WHEELER Be Happl College Busnncss Attnvnty Trtktt l 7 3 Trl H1 l 2 3 4 Pres1tlent3 Ot Girls Conference 3 4 Magizrne Drlve Ca talnl 2 3 4 Bantll 2 3 4 NUSIC lestnvall 7 3 4 Grrls Sporul 7 Her ald Atl Staff l 7 3 Freshman Sopho more Party Music Comm l 7 Camma dlon Tsp1st4 Servue W Recortler 2 Class Motto 7 Flower and Card Comm 3 Trl H1 Two State Cabmct 2 3 Ambntlon Medncal secretarx X471 DONNA WI METTI' Butth Dczfl or Angel BUSIDLQS Actnvlty Tnlxet l, 7, 7 4, Home-room Lieutenant l 2, Homeroom Captam l, 7 3 Prom U5hLr 3 Mautmne DFIVC Captam 1, Grrls Sports 7 Ambrtxon To be a reteptnomst 45 a Bezulrhed Bolhered and Bcuzldercd Kollege Attlvxty Tlclxetl 2 3 4 Trl H 1 7 3 1 Ireshman Sophomore Party Comm l 7 Cnrls bportsl 2 3 Pr m Musrc Comm 3 Cap and Gown Comm 4 Bantl 7 Musxc Fest1val2 Flower and lard Comm 2 Rmg Comm 2 Gamma thon Club 4 Older Grrls Conference 3 Amhntron To become a teacher 1 l. 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K. h M by I If N PHILIP WHITE X 'IPIII Of ue 50 11110 the Illld blue yonder flying lzueb General Bantll 2 5 4 Aenvlty TIclxet I 2 'I 4 Baseball Manager 3 AfDl7lIlCYl jet meehanlc IOYCL WOLIIL Wolhe Ihzflwlce and forlfluzle ,Q-ld, Colleee AetIvIty Tneket 7 3 4 C ass Ig- HIstorI.an I lreshman Qophomote Party Deeoranne Comm I 2 Oleler Clrls Conferenee 2 Hertlel Buslness Staff 2 C Immtelton Untlerelass Iehtor 3 Lehtor In C hIef 4 Class Vnee Prestelent 3 Class Ptesltlent 4 Pro Memo and The Na tIonal Honor SOCICYV 4 Glee Club Pxan 4 Musxc Iesnval I Vatslty Award 5 Homeroom Seeretary I 2 Homeroom Lteutenant 3 Homeroom Ctiptaln I Qtuelent Counctl 4 Craelua non Usher 3 Jumor wCJm8HS Club -4 TrI H1 I 2 3 Prom Deeoratlnge Comm K Press C.lub4 Gtrls Sporrsl 2 3 Ambttxon Professnonal chemIst BRUCF WOODTORD Bruce Bm With 'live Wfirlfnl E545 ee,e Aetnuty T ket I 7 Tenmsl 7 5 4 SILILlCI'lICOLIDCll 7 Dm IH ItIc Clulu 3 4 C ammmlron Club 3 4 Co Busmess Manteer I HI Y a I Pres Itlent 4 Olrler Boys Conference 4 Pro Metlto Ilnel The N3Il0I11l Honor SOCICIY I Treasurer I Wfllllams Book Avsartl 3 Current Events Award 5 Boys State Alternate 3 Graeluanon Usher 3 Tae, D13 I Cap and CJovIn Comm 4 Vgwfm' 'ilk .push-Sig L Amhmon To erttluate from M I T N ,gb RICHARD WYSMULEK Rteh r '. 11' l Can 1 Tell Geneml Toothalll 4 Basketballl Ac tIvIty Tlelxet I Baseball 4 Amhntxon jet PIlot EDWARD WOLFF Tunky Blank Denim Tmurerr and Motorcycle Booz: CIeneraI Homeroom Secretary 3 4 AmhItIon To 1oIn the servlee f if 'lf' if YNJ Tl- ARTHUR WYMAN rt LI e1lRe1rAzTbe Fml Of A Dag Aerneulture Al'IIlWlIl0l'l To I.,o to eollege 1 av yn f I1 I ' I I' J 7 ,, I ' 'y in u n I , I Q ' 4 If ' ' I I , - ' - . D V : . If, .I fl l' I :I If -J 4 - Io ' 1 5 I . . . I bl - I ' I L' 1 ' ' ' b. .I L Al f .L ' I l A - , Q ,I ' kr . '- g -I Q ., ' 3 It 1 ' ' ' I A ,l I I ' x I 3 n . ist I 1 K. . 4,2 . ' Q I I I' I 1 Q' ' fg . 1 I 3 I - . 2 YL . . H .D . , 'kg V . 7 t 1 3 ' '- I I.. I , I I C, My Clolly-: I ie , -, 3, -4: De- rv +1 hating Clluh I, 2, 3, 4g Viee President 4g CJ QJ I . K I -I I I -i I -I fx IX I . , Ig I' 1 . , Ig x , Q - Y ' , , , ,, lf. - s If. I - A 'X M ' I I I - f ,f - I K I- X It I 1:4 j ,L , P , 7, 3 I I 1 I va 7 lvl is 5 , f, 'I P I I I A , , . . it M 1 'I . . . I I I?2 .F-SX .MI A gf' V f IJ I '-e: 'l If I -I K 'I ,' I I b ' I -2 ' .IQ Q - I' AC 3 I 5 I .. i V K Y' FRANCIS ZENISKY Barrel jun a barrel Of fuzz General: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball l, -ig Basketball lg Hi-Y 4: Baseball i Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. JOAN ZlELlNSKl joanie 1'!l Be Aroma! Business: Activity Ticket l, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 2: Girls' Sports l, 2: Retl Cross Rep! resentative 4. Ambitiun: Medical assistant. 'WE Dxvtom ' grUQTl Y S ll.. it + CLAS5 EDWARD JUDD ..Ed., Array From Ezferyihizlg General: Ambition: Untlceiclecl. oF OFFIC ERS 4 awe- JE Jimi- 'QCP M '51 li FRESHMAN YEAR Prefiflwzl .................... Raymond Childs Vice-President ..... ....... D ave Sharples Secretary ........... ...... S andy Wheeler H islo firm ....... Joyce Wolfe SOPHGMORE YEAR President ............................ James Geyer Vice-President ...... ...,.... D ave Sharples Secretary ........... ..... S hella Stucenski H iyrorim ............................. Berry Knrby JUN1oR YEAR Preyzderzi .................... 7 Vice-I rexidezzl .............. Pete Ackermann Joyce Wolfe Secreiary ............. .... . .. Sandy Wheeler llixlorian ...... Jessica Shea SENIOR PfF.l1llL71f Vzce Prendc nf Scrfetafg Treamfef Hzfmrzan YEAR Joyce Wolfe Ninehael Petronmo Susan McKay Julxanna Gaugh Carherme Deecly AWARDS BRONZL TABLET gnven to the member of the graduanng class who has done the most for thc Rx elfare good n lme md pr mgress of W H S Joyce E Wolfe DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD for dcmonstratlng hlgh qualttles of depend abtllty leadershxp seruce and patrlottsm Catherrne E Deedy AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD udtth Ann Conway 58 MARY CLARK DICKINSON AWARD gtven to a senror for excellence IU wrrtlng LIETUWC PTOSG lst prlze Carol Lahue 7nd prlge Margaret Cordes AMERICAN LECION AUXILIARY UNIT IZ4 for the most outstandmg work rn Problems of Democracy George W Brrd JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMLRCE AWARD grven to that person for outstand mg pcrsontlxty qu tllttes ot lc tdcrshnp partrcrpatron ln extra currxcular ACIIVIIICS and scholarshlp- Peter G Ackermann HLRBERT W KITTRLDGL AWARD for excellence ln wrltmg of poetry lst prtze Cathy Isherwood Honorable Mentlon Marte Tuttle v HARVARD BOOK PRIZE the outstandmg all round boy 1n the unxor class Rxchard Shrllrng RENSSELAER POLYTLCHNIC INSTITUTI AWARD senror excellmg IH mathe matxcs and sctence Bruce Woodford GEORGE U EASTMAN AWARD for excellence rn bookkeepmg Lucxlle Ashley 58 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMENS CLUB AWARD to the senior glrl who gxves most prc mtse of success rn secretar1al or other ofhce work Julranna Gaugh SERVICE W AWARDS for servlce to the school through extra currrcular work and rctrvrnes Senxors Peter Ackermann Nancy Andras Judxth Arkoette Catherrne Deedy Thomas Delnlckas Jullanna Gaugh Susan McKay Judy McCann Janet Olrnskn Harold Ralph Mary Ann Taylor Joyce Wolfe Bruce Woodford unrors eanne Bednaz and Lucrlle Ashley PRO MERITO AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AWARDS given to SCHIOIS h ax mg mamtuned 1 blanket ax erage of B In srudtes for four years Elrztbcth Andras Ntncy Blur Annta Charest Raymond Chrlds Peter Danek Cathe rme Deedy Nancy Edberg Julranna Gaugh Katherxne Hempel Marte Landry Helen Lannon Judlth Normrn J1netOl1nsk1 Joanne Pease M1chaelPetron1no Harold Ralph Marilyn Sarat Joyce Wolfe and Bruce Woodford WILLIAM CRANE AWARD for the hrghest ranking senlor boy 1n both scholarshxp and athletlcs Thomas Delntckas RODERICK TYLER TRACK AWARD for the outstandrng member of the track team Raymond C Chllds WILLIAMS BOOK AWARD to an ULlE5It1l1LllHg boy rn the umor Class who has ex celled ln scholarshlp and school LIIIZCHSIIIJD Wtllram Hahn VARSITY CHEERLEADER EMBLEMS Carol Leavitt, captarn, Ruth Dewey, Janxce Krng and Mary Reader i ' : Y' Y . 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GRADUATION EXERCISES of the WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OE NINETEEN EIETY SEVEN PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL Wcstf1clQl Hlgll School Band INVOCATION Rev W1ll1dH1 M Hale Clmrclz 0 Atonement WILCOME JOXCC E Wolfn 511155 Prefzdc nt CHORUS I B1 LILVI Semor Class THIRD HONORS Bruce Woodfo1 nl PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Honorllnlc Lcomrd Warner Major of West dd CI ASS SONG Composed by Nfmcy Blur and udy PLII'LICClll Semor Clflss VALEDICTORY Cathcrmc E Deedy BENEDICTION Rav Rqymond L Cashmm Blwicd Sacmmczzl Church RECESSIONAL Wesricld Hlgh School Band 50 SALUTATORY ........... Nancy Andras 1 ' . . . 2 1 Q 1 A .4 l A C E C ' ,I A l Q . K mxyff Teachers Despair A Best ' Dancers Most Talkative K XL ., ALONG THE WAY Teachers Delight A I . x N I Most Popular . g, CLASS 1 L , I Class Clowns 7. A Brother and v Sisters .1 il NVQ B LLGT Ivy. ' , X Arrisrsx 0, -' 4 ff 6 1 . 1 , Flirts Ymrsrw 2 1 '-' mmm 50 fr Us 1-wg, BUiLCi?rG N Q' A!-4 Class Couple , x Most Likqly 16 , tx Q Succeed X4 3 bg L -K X 7 . x 4' N. 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U' Most Shy Heart Breakers Xxwf 'y If xw I lx 5 as ., ' .W .Y f r K .:,, :rr I ,M Dare Bair K E'fiTx, Best' A ' Dressed CLASS PROPHECY On thrs dry une I4 1967 our shrp left port rn New York C rty for 1 erurse rround tl1e world Upon borrdrng tl1e shrp tl1ere stood Alrn Lersegmg scrub brng tl1e decks wrth 1 tooth brush Over puttrng some ropes rn order wrs Art Skrnny Dorron who wrnted desperately to beeome 1 sarlor In the motor room Gerry C1rbonne1u Rreh1rd Wysmulek Mreh 1el Cl rrk 1nd Cltrenee Blood were puttrng the engrne rn trptop eondrtron Over rn tl1e krtehen were Rreh 1rd Porter Robert Prouty Donrld Puz1 Rreh 1rd Rheaume Wrl lrtm Roteh llld Ernest Retzler gorng over the food needed for tl1e long adventurous trrp Drve Sharples and osepl1 Slattery were mfrkrng sure th1t the rooms were rll equrpped vwrth lrfe preservers rn else of n teerdent These two 1re the boys wl1o 1re tryrng to dodge the drrft borrd As the shrp beg 1n to letve port we deerded to strnd on deck 1nd w rteh tl1e people Wl1o should be strnd mg there but Sus 111 MeK1y wrth her UTIITY admrrers Isnt th1t the e1pt1rn of thrs shrp3 Wl1y rt rs none other th1n Alfred Holmes who used to own ever so m rny e1rs T rlkrng to hrm rs tl11t ftmous footbtll pl 1y er for the W H S te1m Renny Sefton Drd you h1ppen to notree those tvs o poor lookrng people stmdrng off by themselves' They looked somewhat lrke Donna Wemette Ilkl Thom rs I tudrto who lost 1 mrllron dol l1rs apreee to Joyee Wolfe Bob PCIVLY Mrdelrne Oleehna and Q1rol Perkrns look sort of bored 1nd drsgusted wrth the trrp as tl1ey srt talkrng on the deck Whrle crossrng the Atlantrc Ocean we drscovered tl11t there vx rs 1n org1nrz1tron 1bo1rd tl11t was gorng on 1 tour of the eontrnent It rs known ts the Old Mud Soerety Its presrdent Kry Hempel rs t1'krng over some of therr pltns wrth other members eanne Besaw I1rr1estrneH1nnum CIIIICMILIOFLJWSRI N1ney Kenyon Lors Bosworth Id1 Brrn 1rd Ros llle Crmer ott 1nd 1nree Krng Lerl Prest Dorrs Rutherford nrfer Scxnlon S1ndr1 Lee and Judy Lewrs 1re comrng over to Jorn the group Upon dockrng at Madrrd Spam we were met by Peter Ackerman who served as our gurde whrle rn Lurope Our frrst place of rnterest was Parrs He pornt ed out Judrth MCCIHU who was dancrng the can can rn 1 very famous nrght club In one of the perfume stores stood Clarre Bourassa sellrng all the drfferent krnds of sw eet smellrng water Then wasn t that udy Norman modelrng btthrng surts rn the store across the street' Next stop was Arabra There Bob Bressanr and Bucky Bukowrck were berng kept busy wrth therr many harems One of the grrls who were talkrng a mrle 1 mrnute w1s Garl Andrers Serena Pendleton was try rng hard to get a word rn Wonder what she was tryrng to s1y' We hopped a shrp for Australra where the Olymprcs were berng held In the tennrs tournament Harold Rrlph was gettrng re 1dy to serve the ball whrch was to begrn the match Over rn the gymnastrc department Then onto a plane we all headed The prlot Lrane O Rourke seemed to be dorng quxte well for herself The hostess for the plane was udy Arkoette Annette Ntdolskr 1nd Judy Krng were the co hostesses There vs rs Tom M1desky busrly workrng on the control swrtehes It was not workrng too well Also on the plane wts Lours Lrptak wrth hrs twelve chrldren Oh good Gerry Senk got the plane workrng rrght When the plane landed rn Norway we saw Dorothy Holmes workrng at the checkrng room for luggage There was Marcra Kuezynskr brrngrng the luggage to Helen Kozrol and Garl Webster who had been dorng some travelrng Carol Lahue was srttrng rn the wartrng room It has been sard by the srgn that she always srts rn thrs partrcular charr As we went around the countrysrde of Norway we saw Donna Waldo drrvrng around on a motor scooter wrth Charlotte Thompson on the back Down rn Ireland we saw Gall Sprnney Bob Slater Bob Veronesr and Marjorre Pollard dorng an Irrsh Jrg Lourse Thourn sang rn the background Jrm Walkow .Q 1 YJ 1 , 5 . , . 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L . i VJ K , ' ,' '- ' 1 , 1' 1 .', 1 ' ' ' ' ' , S , I 1 1 , I 1 4 . 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' y ' v 54 ski Ph1l1p White and D1ck Beach were out rn the nelds working On rnto ltaly we saw such glamorous movie actress es as Arllne Aube Carol Leavitt oan Z1el1nsk1 and udy Petrucelh walking down the street There was a concert in the square Dianne Poirier Beverly Porter G1lda Sorcinelli were singing while Mary Pothrer Bruce Brown Richard Mathews Ray Childs Nancy Andras Bob Paradyz ohn Danahey and George Bird accompanied them The people seemed to be enjoy in it SWG: crossed over to South America and found Mar c1a Pennington and Gladys Page running a college in Brazil Some of the professors were Anita Charest Joan Mango Pat Brazee Carol KUZH1Ckl Peter Danek ames Lutat and Bruce Woodford We saw Richard Pllcek Wlllxam Poirier Mike Puza Alan Rising Ed ward udd and Arthur Wyman as students in the var1 ous departments Mary Reader was the nurse there with a few patients Pit Rogers seemed to be having trouble with her arm Sally Wheeler with her leg and Jeanete MacDonald was complarnlng about a head ache Nick Roselll drove our bus up to Colombia Gomg along we saw Marylln Sarat handing money out to Margie Azarran Paula Knudsen Thelma Tribula and Irene Monczka David Lahue was spraying some of the trees along the road Marcia Sipxt Mary Siska V1rg1n11 Smart were r1d1ng the llama that are native of Peru Mary fell and out of nowhere appeared Mary Ann Taylor as an MD Then we checked in at the hotel III Colombia which was owned by Emily Szenda and Shella Stucenskr The nurses were Elizabeth Andras Ruth Aldrich and elnne Burke Another doctor on the st iff was Gordon Blood with some interns l1ke John Co ich Roger Comstock and Leonard Cormier Madla Buttles Peggy Coleman and Peggy Cordes were work ing rn the office The switchboard operators were Ruth Dewey and Aljitha Duval On up to Hollywood to v1s1t a movle set Nancy Edberg and Hank Cunning ham had des1gned the scenery ul1a Curztcky was serv 1ng as our guide She polnted out Judy Collier ane 55 Hall Allan Hardy Vale Vartkus and Edward Hawley rehearsing a scene of their forthcoming movie The Reunion It was written by Ronald Cosgro and Charles D Alessro and directed by that Tom Delnrckas who is in such demand these days The costume de signers Cathy Deedy Mary Fish and Nancy Fowler had done another wonderful job Crossrng the desert to Las Vagas we found Harold Dion Donald Duga Erick Eastman and Bob Ferrlera owning a string of motels They were expanding every day and makrng loads of money Julre Gaugh was act mg as their treasurer with Skippy George checking her figures to make sure she doesn t lose any Larry Gresty workmg as Anne Hebda and Phylrs Hicks singing manager Thelr records have already reached the trillion mark Gaylord Hughes also man aged by Mr Gresty rs doing nrcely as a srnger Chicago finds Shiela Landry owning a modeling school A few of her models are Betty Kirby Helen Lannon Nancy Lee Joanne Pease Pat Holcomb and Janet Olechna Edward Heffernan acts as these girls son and Alan Keelmg own their own grocery store John Lucas and Don ld Nlcoll are the stock boys Diane Moretto IS the cashier Crossing Lake Michigan Richard Peavey piloted the boat His assistant Mlke Petronrno was busy looking over the pretty passengers In Canada Charles Peck ham and Richard Thayer own a farm Frances Zenrsky IS busy driving the tractor while Edward Wolfe IS driving the produce to the market so as to be shipped to New York At the shrp Nancy Blair was returning to New York City after a successful tour of Canada and Greenland playmg the guitar At long last New York City There to meet the party consisting of Mr Wallis Mrss Wexssbrod Miss English Mrss Hoffman Miss Coffey Miss Leary Mr Williams Mr Ensworth and anet Olrnski was Frances Trusty the governor of New York State It was a tiring but wonderful trip around the world to find out what the Class of 1957 was doing This was the road not taken 7 7 7 7 7 . . . . . ,, ' 1 , c 7 ' . . , . . , J , ,J r . , . . 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CLASS WILL We the Cl rss of Nrnereen Hundred and Frfty seven of Westfreld Hrgh School Westfield Massachusetts do declare thrs to be our last Wrll and Testament Bruce Brown wrlls to the band about ten thousand bad trumpet notes and five thousand bad barrrtone notes and Clarence Blood leaves hrs warped splrt and broken reeds Mrchael Clark leaves wrth what he entered W H S nothrng and Cathy Deedy rs sure she has forgotten somethrng Paula Knudsen rs leavrng all her undrs covered abrlrtres to be drscovered Rrchard Wysmurk and Jrm Walkowskr leave 205 wrth Mrss Shepard peace and quret Bruce Woodford rs leavrng Mrss Van Nostrand peace and quret durrng srxth perrod rn the lrbrary Phrlrp Whrte leaves peace and quret durrng hrs geometry class Srnce we have so many norsy people rn our class Edward Judd leaves hrs unusual abrlrty to be seen and not heard to all the teachers Davrd Lahue Ronny Cosgro and Chrck DAllessro leave the backdrops sets etc to the lucky rnd deservrng underclassmen to work wrth for therr senror shows rn the future udy Arkoette le rves her job of collectrng money rn 301 to some unlucky freshman' ' ' Kay Hempel leaves a typewrrter and a duplrcator to some unfortunate person who becomes the Senror Class Sponsor s secretary next year Pat Brazee leaves the front half of Mr Marshalls messy desk to some new senror Carol Perkrns and Madelrne Olechna leave therr ever lastrng fights wrth Brll Porrrer and Drck Peavey to some happly underclassmen couple Sandy Lee rs relrevrng the srxth perrod study hall teachers and the office the trouble of loc atrng her Madra Buttles Betty Andras Garl Andres and Ruth Aldrrch all leave Mr Wrllrams wrth regret to the rn comrng freshmen Peter Danek Carol Lahue Dranne Moretto and Irene Monczka all leave seats rn therr favorrte class rooms Jeanette MacDonald leaves graduatron day to all the freshmen Thelma Trrbula leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Gurld to some poor underclassman Carol Kuzsnrckr Anrta Charest Rrchard Matthews and Harold Ralph leaves the fabulous uebec trrp to next year s thrrd year French class Lourse Thourn leaves the locker she drdn t have rn her senror year Art Dorron says he leaves hrs parkrng place rn the front row Lors Bosworth leaves her second year algebra book to some person who rs takrng the subject udy McCann leaves her letters from France to Sally Wyman Sally Wheeler leaves all term papers James Lutat rs le rvrng Norton s old frshrng boots To the lucky students of the school Betty Krrby leaves a year s supply of Grandma s Lye Soap Helen Kozrol leaves her lrttle black bomb as she rs retrrrng from drrvrng oan Zrelrnskr rs wrllrng her expert drrvrng luck to Krr Bev and Velt Gerry Carboneau rs grvrng to any rnterested party all hrs used speedrng trckets and bald trres ohn Danahey leaves hrs car wrth no sprrngs under the front seat Errck Eastman Larry Gresty Randy Johnson Rrchard Placek Rrchard Porter Donald Puza Rrchard Rheaume and Gerald Senk Nrck Rosellr Wrllram Roach Alan Rrsrng all leave therr collectrons of cars Bucky Bukowrck decrded to auctron off Alfred E New man to the class who wrll grve hrm the most partres all of whrch he needs Ray Chrlds wants to rrd hrmself of all hrs rnjurres so they are for the askrng Nancy Andras and Maryann Taylor leave therr head aches over over due artrcles for the Herald to next years edrtor rn chref Peggy Cordes leaves her abrlrty of desrgnrng class ban ners to the sophomores Lenny Cormrer leaves hrs large broken lollrpop to Judy Arkoette Hank Currnrngham and Nancy Edberg leave the back drop for the Senror Show next year Julra Curzrchy Mary Frsh Marcra Srprtkowskr Emrly Szenda and Pat Rogers leave therr clownrng abrlrty as shown rn the Booster Day Rally to the Junrors Grlda Sorcenellr leaves her boop boop a doop to any one Tom Delnrckas leaves hrs abrlrty to produce a success ful senror show ane Hall leaves Eva Gabor Robert Ferrerra leaves hrs borrowed baton unrform and combat boots ulre Gaugh leaves all the senror money Allutha Duval leaves her abrlrty to read Mr Ander sen s handwrrtrng Frnestrne Hannum leaves the name James Robert to some freshman who rs lucky enough to go wrth a guy wrtla that name Ruth Dewey and Beverly Porter leave the srngrng trlent they acqurred Harold George lcaves hrs mornrng newspapers to Mr Gurld Nancy Fowler Helen Lannon and Frances Trusty leave therr straw hrts Harold Dron le rves hrs bookkeeprng talent Talent? 7 7 Donald Duga leaves hrs presence rn hrgh school for four years to the freshmen Allan Hardy leaves hrs walks to and from school to any hrker Edwrn Hawley and Edward Heffernan leave therr quretness to the class Anne Hebda and Phylrs Hrcks leave therr recordrng of the McGurre Srsters Gaylord Hughes leaves hrs fondness for the glee club candy bars Shelra Landry leaves fond memorres of the town of Suffield Connectrcut Nancy Lee wrll share her preference for Hartford Con servatory to any persons rnterested John Lucas wrshes to share the first day of fishrng season wrth people who enoy the sport Ronald Nrcoll leaves hrs vrsrt to Maryland Celra Prest leaves her laugh whrch can be heard echorng through the halls Jcnnrfer Scanlon and Garl Sprnney leave therr dancrng shoes Marrlyn Sarat leaves the drum major strck to oyce , 2 - , J 4. 4 a s s - ' fs 9 J a 7 1 x 4 a 7 1 s f a 4 - 4 4 , 4 4 . . 4 - 4 4 , . 4 , 4 4, 4 - 4 4 4 . . , 4 4 ' 7 . . , 4 4 ' - . 4 ' . . , . . 4 , ,4 . . , Y s 7 ' 1 f s s s 4 -I 1 L . .. - 4 - 4 2 4 I ' , , J. . . 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I. , -Y 4 4 7 - ' s ' lx 4 4 ' 4. - 4 , ' t 4 1 1 ' ' , 4 4 ' J Kwapien while Shelia Stucenski leaves her whistle to next year's head majorette Vrrgrnra Smart rnvrtes anyone who rs interested rn horse back rrdrng to porn her Robert Paradysz leaves the school to the underclass men and ohn Meacham wishes them all the luck rn the world Renny Sefton donates all hrs church keys to next year s senrors Annette Nadolskr and Judy Lewis leave the third floor lav for all the art students that are lucky enough to get kicked out of first perrod art Lrane O Rourke and Margie Pollard leave therr freckles to anyone vv rshrng them Janrce Krug would like to hand her old hanging cheer leading uniform to some poor unfortunate replace ment Also Carol Leavitt lost her cheering book so the captain of next year s squad may have rt when she finds the mrssrng helpful book Mary Reader leaves her fond memorres of cheering Arlene Aube and Margie Azarran leaves Miss Belyea the past years Todays Secretary Gladys Page leaves her short hand pad to some senror for use next year Claire Macrorovv ska wrlls the school all the typewrrters rn rt and hopes th at they will be better used next year Rosalie Camcrota leaves her long harr to some under classmen whrle Donna Waldo gives hrr long blonde harr to Jean Vance Drck Thayer leaves hrs pipes with Lacey Bob Peavey vvould like to see all the homerooms have pictures from Esquire Magazines so he gives hrs fabulous collection Claire Bourassa leaves her abrlrty to write poetry Thomas Laud ato leaves all of hrs troubles to hrs young er brother Richard Beach leaves hrs locker full of newspapers to any underclassman vvho collects old gems of knowl wrtla all the pictures rnsrde Serenr Pendleton vvrlls her ofhcr al note vvrrter to Dranne and Susan and many days of skrpprng school Ida Barnard leaves to some lucky person the job of annoying MeDee many trmes a day Thomas Mrdesky leaves hrs good looks to the school Louis Lrptak rs buy ang a new can of glue for the shop Arthur Wyman leaves hrs fond memorres of tlae Aggie room along vv rth Charles Peckham udy King leaves all the happiness and friendly wel come to all new comers of W H S Charlotte Thompson vvrlls the guys from Trade to Joanne Waldo Susan McKay leaves tlaerr playroom to her srster for her vvrld parties oan M rngo leaves laer happy carefree summer days Garl Webster vv rshes to leave her rob at Block s to some rr Dorothy Holmes le rv es tlae hope to prevent dangerous bus rides to school Marcrr Kuczy nskr leaves laer large handbags rn wlarcla rs carried everything from soup to nuts Donna Wemette and Alan Lersegang leave therr patrol charrs to some Junior eanne Besaw leaves her drsposrtron and attrtude to some underclassm rn Vale Vartkus leaves her friendliness Pat Holcomb leaves her fond memorres of her school years Judy Norman donates her whistle to some gym aid next ear Nancy Kenyon decrded to buy a more comfortable bed for room 103 Alfred Holmes will grve hrs hair to Coach Jenkins whale Al Keelrng will buy Coach Rosso a bottle of ulcer prlls George Brrd leaves the number one positron on the tennis team to anyone who enroys playing the game rn the rain Marcia Pennington will leave her hfty mrnute lunch perrod to Franny Jan Olrnskr rs leavrng to Lois Mascrdrellr the secrets of visual ards Joyce Wolfe leaves to the edrtor of 58s yearbook all rts headaches May rt be as good as thrs year s oanne Pease Judy Petrucellr and Mike Petronrno leave to Thomas MacAneany our memorres of a good time rn Boston a pair of opera glasses and a year round ticket to the theater Peter Ackermann leaves hrs abrlrty to talk so long to anyone desrrrng to be an orator Nancy Blarr leaves the class song to be long remem bered Gordon Blood John Coach Roger Comstock and Ball Porrrer leave Gordre and the Nosebleeds Jeanne Burke leaves her memory to her srster whrle Robert Veronesr leaves hrs to hrs brother Peggy Coleman and Judy Collrer and Janet Olechna leave therr shy cuteness to the rncomrng freshmen Joseph Slattery leaves hrs acute fondness for breakfast cereal Diane Porrrer leaves her shorty pajamas of Temper and Tantern Mary Pothrer leaves her unusual collection of earrings Robert Prouty leaves hrs school years to hrs twrn brothers Ernre Retzler leaves hrs great catches durrng football shooting abrlrty Robert Slater leaves hrs calpyso dance Davrd Sharples and Drck Peavey leave therr work of Student Councrl to next year s group Mary Srska leaves her many hours rn detention to the underclassmen Dorrs Rutherford leaves her forthcomrng marriage plans to anyone else planning the fatal step Edward Wolfe leaves hrs motorcycle Richard Therrren and Francis Zenrsky leave the good drsposrtrons they both have Executed on thrs the fourteenth of June In the year of our Lord one thousand nrne hundred and fifty seven rn witness whereof we have hereunto subscrrbed our names Class of 1957 Janet Olrnskr Judrth McCann Signed sealed and declared by the class of nrne teen hundred and frfty seven as rts last Wall and Testa ment rn the presence of each other hereunto subscrrbe our signatures as witnessed thereto Judrth Waltermrere 58 W Donald Holcomb 59 H Joy Sprnney L . 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' A ' 1 1 . . . , - . 60 s 57 IQ W M1006 S 59 is li W' Eg X X ', op - f Vg , s SHOWS W OPS H 1 .b., f i S' x .Y Y, ,Q S bangs and bruxses the qu1et home weddmg made a dehght ACG- 1-Shih AA my 'sa xl Qt?- AA., W9 1 QQ f-.AWS NQR4 M 'fem QUIET HOME WEDDING Doorbells rmgmg krds fightmg telephones screammg and countless rnterruptrons thxs was lust part of the pan demonxum that faced Mr Wrllxam Dodd when hrs daughter Conn1e decrdes to be marr1ed W1th rrpped weddmg dresses ful comedy presented by the Senror Class Under the artful dnrectron of Joyce Fre1tag the Class of 1957 won the mter class One Act Play Contest sponsored by the Student Coun ul Pete Ackermann who portrayed Mr Wrllram Dodd also recexved the Best Actor s Award 00+ Anasa- Wrlbur Dodd Senlor Gcrtle Pflllglt Wtlbtrr Dodd unlor ody Dodd Connte Dodd Mrs Txxccdy Mrs Gldvxood Bllly Gldwood Mtss McSnoop Alfred I' Neumann QQ! X39 A564 ,K xiii T S Sig 'QS' 'S ig? Mft ANS 90 CAST Peter Ackermann Mary Pothler Thomas Delnrckas udy Arlcoette Catherlne Deedy Vrrgnnm Smart Mary Ann Taylor judrth Normann Leon 1rd Cormxer Nancy Andras If Albm Buckowrck me an A a-4' 35' -wa 5- was-my ESS 23 Qatar-tm ZS lf 4 t . , Q 5 L ' , 4 , . ' S D K I Vzfif I ' fy a 4 3 hz' -D ,gli , KH! tt .gt . t all t V. Q E . t .fnvnv . i I 7 ,,, Q -X . , st. ' 'L 4 p y Y . , in - ,Q L- .. ,. ' T ,,lt wif' 5 ,S so 'inf T ' ' if -' Q ,o g k 4 ly , ' 1 X ' S W ', . ' at vt' ' W ,V I QQ 77 1 -- . ' 73 I ' 3 . 7 I A ' V x ........-....rn.4.......----.f1-..u..fv-..--.--. . L T I ' ' I ' , ' . , ' . . . ' . J f .........t..,.....................,.................. .5 . , U junior in jail, and the bridegroom, Alfred E. Neumann all Emmy Dfldd ---------'----- '--------'------------------- , , ................................,....r.....,.... . 1. 1 Q 5 I . . , I L ............,..,.....,.........,.......... 1 '52, A H - 2 .' 4 5 ,Q I .gan -. ' W4 - Q 546 , A . nr T - 1 -' new A' ' -W Q. K P . M : EM 6 K s A 'G A 'Ts A .L an SENIOR-JUNIOR PROM May 17 was the night looked forward to by so many members of the two classes. The crystal ball and fountain surrounded by various flowers formed the center piece of Springtime Dick Hamilton and his orchestra provided the music for dancing. Serving as hosts and hostesses for the gala event were-Thomas Delnickas and Donna Wem- etteg Marshall Hughes and Connie Kalfa. wffi' 4 Q W l if ,I awk' I 1 SENIQR BANQUET 00 Ni XS 5 ON HOMEROOMS Front row, left-right: E. Dubian, J. Conway, R. Cunningham, M. Rollins, M. Doiron, J. Coucher. Second rowg l-r: M. Donald, J. Glorelc, M. Deming, M. Dumas, 1. Dvorska, N. Frisbie. Third row, l-r: N. Dickinson, S. Roberge, L. Robbins, j. Petros, D. Sharples. Fourth rowg l-r: J. Cloutier, R. Risciotti, B. Saltus, J. Roberts, J. Schenna, R. Edwards, G. Sawyer, G. Fowler. Fifth row, l-r: R. CLASS HISTQRY During the first three years at W.H.S. the Class of 1958 has done a terrific job and achieved many accomplishments. Having the pleasure of working with the class sponsor, Miss Weissbrod, were the Class Officers: William Aiken Presi- dent, jay Shilling Vice-President, Frances Marinaccio Secretary, Jeanne Bednaz, Treasurer, and Sally Wyman Historian. Elected to Student Council as their representatives were: Gail Boardman, Jeanne Bednaz, Pat Burke, and Lucille Ashley. Class rings arrived early and were openly received by us ith happy faces. Gilbert Besnia designed our class banner hich bore our class motto: We bear a shield of faith, honesty ind good will, and our class flower: a red Carnation. This year will surely be remembered by all members of he Class of 1958. Sally Wyrzzarz, Clan Hiftorian. ssl V JNJA . G5 X1 Y 'f 'x ie. 205-211 Sabonis, R. Ring, R. Shilling, G. Eustis, F. Enko, E. Sattler, D. Gavioli. Sixth row, l-r: R. Rainville, D. Florek, R. Fleming, J Dalotn, B. Emmonds, j. Dvorchak, J. Sleeper, T. Fee. Seventh row' l-rz J. Fannion, R. Fenton, R. Reizavic, D. Coffin, 1. Cooper, J Russek. y jUNIOR C I ASS OFFICERS JUNIOR ACTIVITIES I MM, 'gif gil' gil ' Aj lil, il! i 1 ' , Q JACK DALTON The fifty-eighters presented a good old-fashioned mel- ler-drama in a humorous sketch of villians vsr heroes, called Curse You, jack Dalton! by Wilbtir Braun, the moral, of course, being Crime does not pay! -at least not if the villain is caught. Under the supervision of Miss Harpin, the Student Director was Cathy Isherwood. Mrs. Donna Dalton Eloise Dalton ......... Jack Dalton ........... Anna Alvarado .......... Egbert Van Horn ,....... Bertha Blair .......... Richard Blair ..... CAST ' GS Noelle Kelleher Gail Boardman Thomas Gates Marie Kramer Thomas MacAneany .. Mary jane Moran William Aiken ,if L ji A gmwsfn 55362 - 42' M + 1, 5 Q X.. 1- - 4 f in i l CLASS OFFICERS Lett-Right: Joanne Salrus, Vice-Presidentg Darby Cowles, Sccrcmryg Angelo Fioroni, Class Sponsorg Lynn Holmes, Treasurer. Standing: Phillip Aclcermann, Presidentg Martha David, Historian. SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES are ll Z 51 f ?' W -f I v+Mf.w-WM , ,, Li 'fi' U ,,.,. Nix! ,iNf 'u -Kari' ,M 'Nfk.AA f Nl 5 Nix! gsm, xg' sam Freshmen Activities we 'rs Sis-1: l CLASS OFFICERS Kneeling: Martha Larsen, Historiang jean Vance, Secretaryg Lila Valincourt, Trcasurerg William Pratt, President. Stand- ing: john Parent, Vice-Presitlentg Mary Gajewski and Mr. Pellantl, Class Sponsors. K 3? mire .AA .w XR. KPUK K . fix ifsfyi xxf kfsd x A AK.- XXI lub 5 CTX rx. H45 A VN: A af! its .A A Y X' 3-fi, xy -I' I .4 Q '97 School Actzzfit V w , Q 0 . ' ff 14 x FV. ,if 9' lr We 5 Mag fi 7 , V , 3-, ,'i- Q 'g .. ,W ww.-sw GAMMADION STAFF, CLUB, AND TYPISTS Wfe would like you to meet the backbone of our year- book. Special credit goes to Joyce Wtblfe our Editor-in-Chief and Joanne Pease, Assistant Editor. The other section editors are Judy Arkoette, Photography, Harold Ralph and Bruce Wfoodford, Business Managers, Susan McKay, Clubs, Made! line Oleckna, Sports, Judy McCann, faculty, Janet Olinski, Senior Section, Judy Norman, art, Cathy Deedy, Advertising Manager, and Connie Kalfa, Under-Class Editor. They are all under the leadership of Mr. Mosser and are also aided by a capable staff. The members of this staff are Lucille Ashley, Fran Chapman, Pam XWarren, Nancy Wiggins, Barbara God- zind, Fran Marinacio, Lolly Paquette, Martha Larson, Joan Livermore, Carol King, Pete Velis, Julie Gaugh, Pat Brazee, Ceil Prest, Gilda Sorcenelli, Ernestine Hannum, Sally Wlieel- er, Carol Kuznicki, Maryanne Taylor, Nancy Andras, Noelle Kelleher, Joyce Madesky, Jenny Florek, Peter Hebert, Jeanne liednaz, Lois Mascidrelli, Cathy Isherwood, Patty Burke, Marie Krammer, Jane Wiickebzitlie, Fran Perkins, Barbara McAlary, George Gaughan, Nancy Link, Lynn Bishop, Joan liembem, and Helen Allyn. Also of importance are the girls who were responsible for typing the Gammadion. These girls are Betty Kirby, lirnestine Hannum, Gail Webster, Jane Hall, Ceil Prest, Janet Olinski, Arlene Aube, Marilyn Sarat, Julie Ciaugh, Kay Hemple, Louise Thouin, Betty Andras, Margie Azarian, and Peggy Cordes. 'O f:'V'5v g 'llu eff, 5 I U The liammadion Staff of 1957 hopes that you will enjoy the yearbook and treasure it and its memories. ilwl ' ,,,, is ffm ek a - . V ha ,,,, 141 J,-Y' . QQ 'W an JUNIOR WOMAN 'S CLUB To join Junior Woman's Club this year, you had to either belong to Pro Merito or be the daughter of a member of the Womans Club. This limited the mem- bership somewhat, but there were still seventeen mem- bers of the senior class who joined. The girls were sponsored by Mrs. Slater. They are: Judy Norman, Cathy Deedy, Nancy Edberg, Carol Perkins, Joyce PRO MERITO The Class of 1957 has twenty-one pupils who were entitled to join Pro Merito in recognition for maintaining a B average throughout their four years at high school. One of the privileges of membership is a pass which allows members to go home or to the Atheneum during a last period study hall. When you become a member of Pro Merito, you also acquire life membership in the National Honor Society. This year on March 17, five of the members attended the second annual Scholarship conference at A.I.C. In May, Mem- bers of Pro Merito, participated in the annual Pro Merito convention in South Hadley. Under the able leadership of Mr. MacNulty, the officers and members are Mike Petronino, president, Ray Childs, vice-president, Julie Gaugh, secretary, Bruce Woodford, treasurer, and Betty Andras, Joyce Wolfe, Marilyn Sarat, Kay Hemple, Cathy Deedy, Anita Charest, Nancy Andras, Madeline Olechna, Joanne Pease, Shiela Lan- dry, Peter Danelc, Judy Norman, Janet Olinski, Jerry Car- boneau, Allan Hardy, Albin Bukowick and Harold Ralph. Wolfe, Shiela Landry, Susan McKay, Beverly Baribeau, Janice King, Virginia Smart, Joanne Pease, Janet Olin- ski, Kay Hemple, Julie Gaugh, Betty Andras, Judy McCann, and Gail Spinney. In addition to attending many interesting meetings, the girls ushered at the Little Theater productions. INSTRUMENTAL AND CHGRAL GROUPS X, I re 1, .1 Cf v 12:55:31 a , ,. , r nw- an 'TWQX , i GLEE CLUBS Our Westheld High Glee Clubs, which just this year have become very popular, are under the direc- tion of Mrs. Coffin. They have participated in many of our high school assemblies and also presented a program for the XWoman's Union. On May ll, they sponsored a spring concert and dance in co- operation with the school band. The Glee clubs also took part in the Western Mass, Music Festival on May 25 in West Spring- held. For this occasion the girls made matching red skirts and white blouses to add to their appearance. One of the group, Louise Thouin 57 was honored in being asked to be a member of the All State Chorus. o at ,f Q9 QW? ,X W ,X 1' Q 4' 'zyil Q 'G sh url ax' 1, 'e9f',F VS fl VT X 2' 4 3-Q Q .L 'jx ' . L. fx Q ff K ' H . S 1 , ,fb ' K , - . 7 NY f f ' 5' ' n Iilzlv 'Lx -k. f ! 5, f ' , Q 2 F 2 3 I Q TFW Kg? W ffg X ' ,Y 5 3' 5 9 11 if M if 5, f f, -fl ' ' -f ' F' ,,- Q. 'O -. fl, X M 'M'1g T S -Q an 6 4'-mx V h +- -W . u 1. ,4 lviullitlb :EC ii Ci Silylwl Z3,,,X i 'gi xXx 4' eralh ..,,,-P' PRESS CLUB XXfhat do you think of going steady? How do you like the high school dance band? Do you think girls should wear knee socks?i' These vital questions are asked by members of the Press Club known as roving reporters. Other members are responsible for Senior Profiles, Personals, Sports, and the well-known Gossip Column. This year Maryanne Taylor and Nancy Andras were elected editors-in-chief. The other members of the Press Club are: Richard Levere, Christopher Welcli, Felica Burkote, Joyce Wtmlfe, Janet Olinski, Nancy lidberg, Frances Trusty, Judy Arkoette, Arlene Aube, Kenneth Judd, George Gaugham, Louise Priessler, Margaret Pitoniak, Joanne Pease, Julie Gaugh, Mary- anne Taylor, Nancy Andras, Mary Pothier, Betty An- dras, Roberta Hill, Margie Azarian, Pete Velis, Flot- ence Florek, Noelle Kelleher, Judy McCann, Louise Thouin, Cathy Deedy, Carol Day, Joan Livermore, Sandy Wlieeler, Robert Beahn. BUSINESS SECTION OF THE HERALD The business section of the Herald, the school news- paper, is under the direction of Mr. McDowell. Their duties include collecting subscriptions at the beginning of the year from various advertisers and then distribut- ing each month, the newspaper to the subscriber. The group of students who participate are Lynn Bishop, Marie Kramer, Bonnie Hudson, Cathy Deedy, Helen XX7ichrowski, Lucille Ashley, Shiela Stucenski, Louise Preissler, Austin Morris, Betsy McKay, Carol Golen, John Zinkavick, and George Wheeler. S Ji aj ffl l l i Ms.,-v ' wr,..,, Wr.,,,,-f DRIVERS' EDUCATION Drivers Education, in the opinion of most juniors and seniors at Westlield High School, is one of the most popular courses offered. Not only are there lots of good times, but most important, the chance to learn how to drive safely. Most students get their license when that fateful day comes so, as you can see Mr. Cronin, our driver's teacher deserves a lot of credit for their success. To be eligible for the Drivers Edu- CAFETERIA STAFF Much credit is due to our cafeteria staff for their help in preparing for that daily onrush of hungry students. They work under the direction of Mrs. Dell Oliver helping in the kitchen and serving as cashiers. The Cafeteria Staff is com- prised of: Louis Liptak, Bob Slater, Phyliss Hicks, jay Shil- ling, Sandra Reed, Bernice Danek, jane Rutherford, Pat Sadiak, Pat Kenney, Mary Pothier, Peter Danek, joe Slat- tery, Phil Wliite, David Wtblfe, and Harvey Packard. Our thanks to the pots and pan brigade! l P4 'I qu cation course, students must be at least sixteen years of age and must obtain written permission from their parents. The law requires twenty classroom hours plus a minimum of six hours behind-the-wheel instruction. XXXhen all of this has been completed and you have taken the driving test, the result is a boy or girl who knows how to use the safest driving techniques to keep our highways safe. U t 57-'GIS' ,i1'Q fi Cx 1 N Q .Lf . if FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a national organ- ization through which boys like these learn new, im- proved methods of farming. Most of the boys who take high school belong to this an agricultural course in of this group is largely due organization. The success VISUAL unending service of this service to our school? Evi- is seen to a large extent in Wliti could forget the group of boys and girls in dence of the work they do assemblies and in showing movies to different classes. These are not the only services rendered though. Im- agine how the dramatic club presentations, senior show, and the Ont Act plays would have been without their line help. Perhaps you wonder what the girls are doing in the picture, They help Mr. Stebbins, the visual aids supervisor, with his clerical work in the ollice and they rl 1 to the faculty sponsor, Mr. Frelick. Our future farm- ers are Curtis Tuttle, Richard Whitmture, Robert Haw- land, Charles Peckham, Wzirren Shepard, Robert Ban- nish, Don Puza, Art Wymtin, Russ Smith, and jim Morris, AIDS are always happy to help the boys in their work. The members of Visual Aids are: Nancy Burkott, Doris Rutherford, Charlotte Thompson, ajnet Olinski, Mar- ilyn Sarat, Martha Larson, Lois Baillieul, Peter Bur- kott, Larry Brown, Robert Lucks, Roy Welcli, jack Leavitt, Austin Morris, Tom Ackley, Gary Reynolds, Alex Velis, Gordon Eustis, Louis Liptak, Jay Shilling, joe Marchesi, Harvey Packard, Alfred Quist, Leonard Bull, and John lNIullens. ti wi l 'nf 1 ,,. ., ,E ...f V 'sf l xx 'Q lm Q t' 0 .-3 HI-Y The Boy's Hl-Y club is open to boys who are in high school and is under the leader- ship of Chet Symanzyk. To get better acquainted with the opposite sex they had a hayride and party which turned out to be lots of fun. During the year Dr. Wcnnson and Terry Dundon, a boxer, spoke to the boys on their respective fields. In December, quite a few of the boys participated in the Older Boys Conference over which Ray Childs, secretary of the Hi-Y here, presided as vice president. The other ofhcers of the club are Bruce Wocudford, president, Harold Ralph, vice-president, john Meacham, treasurer, and Tom Delnickas, sergeant at arms. Members of the Hi-Y club are Bob Peavey, Gordy Blood, Willy Aiken, Donald Madden, Jay Kimball, jay Shilling, Larry Gresty, Richard Clark, Dick Beach, Bob Paradyzc, Fran Zenesky, Bill Poirier, Rennie Sefton, and Robbie Hill. X ESQ ME WORRY. f' W'-rn T7 i X B 'x - xi x x'-' 1- if 2 X' Rx- 5-iv, -'fa U 1 3 0 23 A is M3,, x.1 av' 1 ' ww ' , LQWHV 4 , 5 nw sw ,A sy . L L- X , xx 1.4, HHBENH HUMMER! H5 693 QYWUY iEHiMmBm 132552322 E! SES 'HMMSS f X 1 ,W-Tn ilk . Q, A uvwwmk , TWHRLERS The twirling squad of 1957 deserves much credit for its many accomplishments. Under the advisership of Mr. NWard and the leadership of Marylin Sarat, majorette, and Sheila Stucenski. leader, the twirlers added color to the football games as they strutted down the iield, displayed their twirling ability in original routines, and participated in the halfftime shows. Their skills were also demonstrated in Western Mass. Music Festival. N N: ,G Bauh- gl eire teit i Westfield Wfemielzl' Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield ............ Wy fn, RECORD Opponents Ludlow .................. 84 56 Agawam ................ 30 Westside ................ 50 Westfield Trade ..... 40 42 53 26 43 Cathedral ............... 50 61 Ludlow .................. 53 Holyoke ................. 59 i 54 64 67 66 Greenfield .............. 45 Northampton ......... Cathedral ............... Chicopee . .......,... .... St. Mary's .............. Turners Falls ........ 53 Holyoke ................. Greenfield .............. Northampton ........ fffff,f3aNxMXjXX 38 57 57 56 67 46 Westfield 66 Westfield Trade ..... 45 52 57 62 47 54 46 54 58 44 St. Mary's .............. Chico ee p ................ Westfield ............ 68 Turners Falls ......... 2 i BA KETBALL The Westfield High Varsity basketball team registered one of the finest records this past season. Placing second in the valley league after some close games, we were one of the teams that received an invitation to the Assumption Tournament. In the first game of this tournament we registered a win against Mission High of Roxbury 40-35 which set a record of being the lowest scoring game in tournament history. St. Peters of Worcester was our second opponent and were overcome 83-52 setting the record as the highest scoring game ever in tourney play. Also in this game Dick Beach, set the highest individual record of 32 points. ln the final game against Smith Academy, we were defeated in the final seconds 56-54. However, our individual players received many awards. Dick Beach and Skippy Puza were chosen as members of the All-Star team, and Tom Delnickas won honorable mention. Al Keeling won the Bunny Batelle Good Sportsmanship Award, winding up a season with top notch ball handling. 'T 6 1 , . - f x vw 4 www: M 'QW'-wsu jmcvmm :rrswm 1 V lg A S53 2WM 9 ' HV ' A Y' W3'f U K' W1 fn! G 4 TAM F 1 mf . -aiu? Q GwCQQ'9QQ3 4 A X f if an 4' L4 ai-C . -my Y ,x , i 5 , . X xv 5' I ' x 3 Q. -N 5 X e-L I f' 0 , ' rf. ' N' 'M 'Y' 2 S E- Y. . 5.. Z N J 3 J .s N s E A 4 ' K f R' .9 - .J xg , L Q V 5 A - ze! ' 5 xx N H ' M 5 D I ' F' te 'e A 1 R R , . ' v Y' W i -.... f 7 X53 M331-:QV Z' LA- is .IAI x I f fx f Cf lim ST Fl to .wt x- BA EBALL VALLEY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Westheld H1g1i School produced another Valley League Champlon team this yelr An impressive record of lv wins ind 7 defeats followed us 1nto the playoffs for Western Mass tltles Behrnd the pxtchmg of Sklp Golden Arm Puza who p1tched .1 no h1tter tgamst Class1cal of Sprmglield to start the season off conttnued rn this form to chalk up an impressive record of 11 wms and no defeats Chosen is the Most Valulble Player of Western Mass Sklp dxd not do this all by htmself Timely hits by CoC,apta1n Tom Delnxckas Baba Roach 1m Lutit ind A1 Keelmg ilso proved dec1s1ve In the first tournament game we played Holyoke Cathollc 0L1Il1SIlIlg the Holyoke nine to wtn 4 3 Hnttmg by Al Keehng and Itm Lutat pieed us IH the tournament games In our final glme Tech High of Sprlnglield belt us 10 8 Even though we dld not brmg home the Western Mass t1tle Coach Fran Rosso was real proud of hls battlmg nnne W1th such underclassmen as Paul Maleskl and Rlck RlC1OIt1 our baseball team xx xll eontlnue along its wmnmg ways SCOREBOARD WESTFIEL Westheld Westheld Westheld Westfield Westheld Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westheld Westfield Westheld Westfield Westfield Westfield D Classmcal Springfield Trade Holyoke Greenfield Northampton Chrcopee Turners Falls Springfield Trade Holyoke Greenfield Northampton Chrcopee Turners Falls Holyoke Westfield Trade St Mary s s T' N if ' ' Ns xg OPPONENTS TRACK With the close of the track season Westheld High won 3, placed second in two meets and lost 4. Wcurking with a squad of mostly new members, Coach jack Cronin was quite pleased with their showing at our various meets. Captain Ray Childs was the outstanding member this year receiving the Roderick Tyler Track Award as the outstanding trackster. Seniors who showed well during the season were John Meacham, Bob Veronesi, Al Rising, Don Puza and Bob Prouty. Entered in the Western Mass. tourney meet, jack Leavitt reached the finals in the shot put, a really promising member for next years team. n ,L 81 f' Q i GOLF TEAM In spite of spirit and enthusiam, the 1957 golf team staggered to a disastrous season. The de- feats came by close margins, but sparked by jack Dalton, Larry Marsh, and the other team mem- bers we will be expected to do better next year. TENNIS For the number of students who participate in tennis, Westheld has a good team. Coach Gammons expects to have an outstanding team within a few years. In the 1957 season we played IO matches with fair results. Those who tried their hardest on this years team were Seniors: Pete Ackermann, George Bird, Captain, Bruce Woodfcnrd, Harold Ralph, junior Con Coffin: Sophomores: Larry Marsh and Cave Aldrich, Freshmen: Lean Dens- more and Dick Heffernan. One thing the team had to be proud of was the fact that two of the boys on the squad went into the second round in the Western Mass. High School Tournament which took place in Springneld. Reaching the finals were Harold Ralph and Goerge Bird, Captain, who paced this years team. BOYS' SKI TEAM Our boys' ski team was totally composed of underclassmen this year with the exception of their advisor, Mr. Gammons, who should at least be rated as an uperclassman. To keep in shape and practice their skiing skills there were after- noons at Lambsons' and Saturdays at Blandford Cweather permitting, of coursel. The only meet was the Berkshire Interscholas- tic at Pittsfield State Forest. Here our competi- tion team placed eighth out of ten of the best private and public schools. This was not too bad for a green team. The competitive team mem- bers are john Brownlee, john Teubner, Richy Vincent, Terry Beauregarde, Doug Adams and john Parent. Bill Mitnick suffered a knee injury thus eliminating him from competition. Other members are Austin Morris, Thomas Mann, Gor- don and Robert Smith, Frank Lary and John Schultz. GIRLS SPORTS GIRLS SKI TEAM I uc to the lick of snow this pist winter the girls ski club hasnt been too active They havc been under the leadership of Miss Freimg As it IS the first time there has been a girls ski club at the high school we expect that next year will present more active results from the girls The few times when they did go out there was lots of fun had by all Our skitrs are Sally Dalton Nxncy Taggart Clrol Kuznicki Mary Pothrer Donna Barnoski Sally Jones Pam Wlrren Bttsy Wehrly Gail Ensign Barblra Zielienski Helen Allyn Donna Miemrec and Judy Burr TENNIS TEAM This year marked the second season that the girls' tennis team was organized. Sched- uled matches with Maclluflie School for Girls and Greenfield High did not find us on top or in the winners circle, but our efforts of this year and last year are building our tennis team up, so that leader Miss Joyce Freitag has a bright outlook for future years. Sally Wyman, Jane Wzlckerbarth, Judy Norman, and Fran Chapman were leading net players. , M23 :sl , if H. Q-ii-. GIRLS' SPORTS Always seeming to be left in the shuffle behind Varsity Sports and what have you, intra-mural sports receive little interest. For those who do show up enjoy these after school recreations with Jan Riley, girls' Physical Director, refereeing and super- vising Spirit and enthusiasm prevail at these field hockey games, basketball games and volleyball games. On spare afternoons the gym provided tir- ing activities for athletic minded girls and those who just enjoyed these sports. flfzl nil. 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