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A. A. OFFICERS M. Hitchcock — Secretary T. Massucco — Vice President M. Kane — President E. Fontaine — Treasurer Although the Athletic Asso- ciation holds no meetings, their primary purpose is the selling of A.A. Tickets. The proceeds from these tickets go to the sponsoring of Ath- letic Events. G.A.A. ROW 1 — C. Frappiea, S. Rumuill, G. McWilliam, L. Jennison, S. Bennett, C. Ashley. L. Rumrill, B. Hammond, J. Donzello, A. Obuchowski, J. Donzello, C. Bezanson. ROW 2 — A. Salmon, M. Bresland, M. Dowling. E. Gi- guere, J. Barber. H. Sullivan, L. Tolaro, C. Roberts, B. Simonds, C. DeMuzio, M. Condon, C. Giguere, D. Loring, S. O’Connor, D. Sullivan, M. Kane. 27 G.A.A. sold bulletin boards and pins at the beginning of the year. They also sponsored Spaghetti dinners and were always thinking of new ways to raise money.
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STUDENT COUNCIL HOW 1 — J. Barber, P. Blake, T. Gallagher, T. Semonite, Treasurer, J. Massucco, Secretary, M. Kane, Auditor of Accounts, R. Keating, Attorney General, M. Jjlichnewicz, A. Blanchard, S. O’Connor. ROW 2 — D. Long, H. Weiser, R. Larson, A. Stick- ney, S. Perrault, C. Grippo, T. Masucco, President, N. Siraonds, Vice President. M. B. Hitchcock. M. Bresland, T. Keating, J. Hollar, R. Lockerby, J. Reese, E. Fontaine. Student Council is the medium between the student body and the administration. The Council’s big pro- ject this year was the planning and organizing of a Winter Carnival, with the idea of attaining the partici- pation of the entire student body. Through the student council, students are able to air their problems to the administration with the goal of bringing about a better school. Student Council also is sports banquets . selling food at basketball games Massucco at meeting Mr. Weiser “interject- ing” TRYING TO KEEP ORDER interested people participation. 26
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F.H.A. N. Simonds, J. Allen, L. Riendeau, S. Law- rence, M. Pintello, H. O’Connor, J. Lemp, B. Klick, D. Long, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Comtoig F.H.A. IS: F.T.A.IS: A Community In School Service Club Helping others in school.. Helping people of all ages Visits to the community.. Learning about family and economics careers Learning about family life 10 Members: “We want More!” Getting involved with children and people of all ages. . Learning about teaching careers . Tutoring . Doing projects . . Learning the different aspects of education. Getting everyone together: “Where is Everyone?” F.T.A. S. Lawrence, B. Smith, B. Mc- Lean, M. Hitchcock, S. Lawlor, K. Bell, C. Zielinski.
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