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RED CROSS — FRONT ROW: Judy Reid, Jaan Geary, Patty Scheppman, Marie Fartini, Lucy Lascacca, Marie Kevorkian, Jill Kearney, Ellen Hughes, Lyn Rabbins, Carolyn Russell, Kathy Sullivan, Sally Callins, Judy McDermott, Janet Peary, Karen Metanlaus. SECOND ROW: Miss Hickey, Betsy Giese, Nancy Filbin, Carol Manning, Jean Early, Nancy Brown, Martha Chandler, Judy Spelman, Julie Staddart, Ruth Eatan, Laurie Culhane, Nancy Jahnsan, Judy Callins, Kathy Fay, Lyn Haviland, Pat Severance, Jean Naanan, Nancy Slamin, Mana Murphy. THIRD ROW: Pam Lassiter, Sue Akersan, Mallie King, Nancy Santaspaga, Nancy Wight, Wini Scheppman, Joyce Adams, Nancy Rogers, Karen Raynes, Jasie Mette, Andy Juliani, Maureen McManus, Kathy Capplestane, Hally Stackwell, Narma Ouillet, Ginger Ray, Susan Ringer, Ann Capadanna. AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB KEY CLUB This year the girls of the Red Cross Club had a new and different opportunity to serve others. For the first time the members went to the Massachusetts Hospital for Crip¬ pled Children to play with the children and get them ready for dinner. Under the spon¬ sorship of Miss Hickey and student leader¬ ship of President Ellen Hughes and Secretary Nancy Kerivan, the members joined with the Key Club to conduct parties for re¬ tarded children at Perrin School. These par¬ ties succeeded in bringing excitement. The girls not only helped the younger genera¬ tion, but also visited the elderly at Cushing Hospital on Sundays to brighten the lives of its elderly patients. The Red Cross Club also visited the Medfield State Hospital and co¬ operated with the Key Club to hold a Christ¬ mas party at the Settlement House in Bos¬ ton. Because of the various projects of the club, the following chairmen were elected to supervise them: Betsy Giese, Muffy Hor- ack, Jean Noonan, and Paula Mackin. Once again the Key Club has experienced an active year. Under the guidance of Mr. Landry, adviser, and Rich Newhall, Dick Noonan, Chris Gorgone, Steve Glorioso, and Paul Nahass its 43 members continued successfully to run the concession at home football games, sponsor retarded children ' s parties in co-operation with the Red Cross, and visit various settlement houses in the Boston area. The Key Club meets each Mon¬ day night to discuss its business and to hear guest speakers on a wide variety of subjects. Each week two members of the Key Club attend the Kiwanis Club luncheon in order to observe the meeting and to better co-ordinate the two clubs. As a new project this year the Key Club undertook the broadcasting of all home basketball games. With more activities planned for the future, the Key Club looks forward with anticipation to next year ' s projects. KEY CLUB — FRONT ROW: Jahn Burr, Larry Mathews, Bill Munrae, Chris Gargane, Steve Glariasa, Rich Newhall, Dick Naanan, Paul Na¬ hass, Mike Hays, Bill Guild, John Marchetti, Bruce Kazawka. SECOND ROW: Mr. Landry, Tam Cannally, Bab Greenwalt, Peter May, Fred Leonard, Dick Petersan, Rich Howard, Andy Howard, Fran Keete, Pat Maggard, Rab Spears, Mike Hart, Ted Papps, George Medfard, Jeff Sextan, Bab Spellman. THIRD ROW: Gearge Burr, Bab Saveland, Phil Santucci, Tam McRann, Dave Jahnsan, Jim Bucci, A! Barbieri, Jahn Bassange, Paul Charaw, Crawfard Lindsey, Brad Bayd, Eric Sheldan, Steve Sinka. 93
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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB - FRONT ROW: Karen Melanias, Meredith Weiss, Judy Collins, Mr. Andrew, Judy Reid, Sally Collins, Anne Capodanno, Karen Brodell. SECOND ROW: Kathy Copplestone, Barbara Cummings, Jill Kearny, Ellen Muzzy, Nancy Dubbs, Susan Ringer, Patty Sheppman, Janet Parry. THIRD ROW: Mona Murphy, Janet Armstrong, Martha Minster, Judy Spelman, Cathy Tracy, Gretchen Scholten, Debbie Laurie, Bonnie Laux, Anne Greene. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club, under the guidance of Mr. Andrew, Presi¬ dent Judy Reid, Vice-President Sally Collins, and Secretary-Treasurer Judy Collins has had an active and instructive year. Mem¬ bers had a valuable opportunity to explore the classroom activities in the Kingsbury and Phillips schools. Student-teachers spoke to the group and gave members a new look at teaching problems and rewards. Sitting in on college and elementary school classes, the club members viewed various techniques of instruction. A. F. S. — FRONT ROW: Meg Clement, Sally Joyce, Susan Daily, Chris Palmer, Joan Geary, Judy McDermott, Barbara Milhender, Gretchen Scholten, Sue Light, Sara Frost, Marie Kevorkian, Sue Ringer, Ann Capodanno, Carol Tripp, Michele Kelsch. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Levesque, Klas Gierow, Nancy Gardner, Kim Fletcher, Ginny Raynes, Pat Severance, Liz Gal¬ braith, Heidi Meissner, Andy Juliani, Sue Hurlburt, Jean Costello, Carol Morton, Ellen Ebert, Christ Young, Sue Pierce, Dorothy Donahue, Heather Burdick, Josie Mette, Lynn McCumisky, Laurie Culhane, Jill Kearny, Ginger Ray, Celeste Polletta, Tom Lucci. THIRD ROW: Arne Sanders, Marie Fortini, Robin Bareli, Karen Kilroy, Nancy Wight, Sue Jones, Becky Nutting, Eileen Felegian, Martha de Bethune, Lyn Griffiths, Bonnie McCloud, Nancy Filbin, Ellen Hughes, Jean Noonan, Nancy Luccock, Laurie Riggs, Amy Wallace, Judy Turnbull, Cathy Tracy, Carolyn Russell, Linda Howard, Debbie Gerth, Bob Evans. 94
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