Guilford High School - Menunketuck Yearbook (Guilford, CT)

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GRADE SEVEN Flrat Row-R .DeCook, C. Piseatelll, R. Fonicello, ll. Cordta, J. Hawkins, E. Fletcher, M. Hunt, R. Davla, T. Fnnlcello, R. Wllllaml, A. Usher. L. Ruaconi. Second Row-W. Aronaon, B. Monroe, L. Anderson, P. Collins. M. Gibney, M. Heidtlnan, G. Whlielan. L. Anaalone. C. Gabrlel. ll. Stannard. F. Whaling, M. Welch, G. Whiteman, E. Stoddard. F. Sehlagel. Thlrd Row-G. Page, W. Clark, R. Tereachenko, B. Chasse, G. Clement, R. Jones, E. Morgan, ll. Tlchy. E. Clark, ll. Quinlan, G. Loveday. 4Not ln the picture areL. Dudley, L. Lukaajewskl, B. Hudson, A. Reed.b Grade Seven Class Officers President ,,.. .,,. E LIZABETH FLETCHER Vice-President , N .... e MABEL HUNT Secretary ......, H JANET HAWKINS Treasurer RUTH DAVIS As our first year at G. H. S. ends, we recall events of the past year that made it one we will remember. The pupils of the Seventh Grade who came to G. H. S. for the first day last September, were a bit bewildered. Changing from room to room was something new. The questions uppermost in our minds were which class comes next and how do we get there. We were quite surprised at having study periods. We soon became accustomed to the schedule and con- centrated on our studies. This year Grade Seven took a major part in the Christmas pageant. We also worked well in the Magazine Drive and have pur- chased many defense stamps. A few of the boys in the class have also played in the intramural basketball gilnqes. 26

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STUDENT CDUNCIL First Row-T. Loomis, H. Walker, D. Fletcher. Second Raw-H. Larklll, E. Beckwith, Mr. Horan, J. Davis, E. Fletcher iNet ln picture-R. Jlcoblen, J. Murdoch! Student Council Officers THOMAS LOOMIS, JR. ,r.7,7.,,r,, V..r.,. P resident ROBERT JACOBSEN N Vice President HELEN WALKER .E,,7 Secretary DONALD FLETCHER . .,.,, .EE,. . .. Treasurer The Student Councl is composed of all the class presidents and one addi- tional representative from the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. The func- tion of the council is to supervise the student activities, association funds, and school policies. During the first part of the school year Mr. Kavanaugh was the supervisor but when he left for active service in the Naval Reserve, his place was filled by Mr. Moran. During the year in addition to regular activities the council sponsored the Magazine Drive. This year proved to be the most successful since the drive originated. A special award of a 525.00 bond was awarded to John Leinfelder for outstanding magazine sales. In November an Old-Fashioned dance was held which was a financial loss but a social success. 28