Holyoke High School Yearbook

	Catherine Delaney A.A., Math, Classical, French, Q., Dramatic     And now we come to our popular vice-president! How wise we were in choosing "Kay" as our leader. She is such a cheery person we all like to have her around. She is an ideal all-around girl, but her strong point is her dramatic ability. No one of us will forget her as "Dulcy."     "The first in glory as the first in place." — Pope.
	Anna Doeryholz A.A., Q.     Anna's golden bob is her crowning glory. It is a bright spot among the darker heads of her classmates. Such a crown for such a merry face is certainly a combination that makes you want to "take a second look." Although Anna is not the kind that likes to study very hard, she can be bright when she wants, and she is interested in her school and school activities.     "The bright consummate flower." — Milton
	Hilda Donohue A.A., French, Math, Classical, Q., S.C.     Fling wide the portals! For Hilda comes, the happy, brilliant Hilda whom to know is to love. Hilda's popularity ranks far and wide throughout the school. The class made a wise choice when they chose her as best all-around girl and most to be admired.     "The kind himself has followed her;     When she has walked before." — Goldsmith.
	Leona Drapeau     Here is another quiet and studious girl. Leona's report cards are the envy of all seniors. In fact, her reputation for wisdom and knowledge is so great in "53" that she was elected an associate student-councillor by senior girls. While connected with the Council Leona did her traffic duty faithfully each day.     "I take all knowledge to be my province." — Bacon
	Josephine Dubiel A.A., Art.     Get out your glasses because here comes "Joe." Is she small? Yes, but mum's the word. Joe is the kind that everyone likes to have around. She is very good-natured and has made many friends here at school. Josephine is also talented in drawing, and has made many of the posters that graced the walls of our beloved school.     "Art is more godlike than science,     Science discovers; art creates." — Opie.