Guilford High School - Menunketuck Yearbook (Guilford, CT)

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RAMPAGE STAFF Left to Right-D. Fletcher. A. Cohen, M. Davin, P. Brandon. V. Lnnrevich, T. Loomis. 1Not In the Picture il L. Cill'ICl0l0.l Staff Editor .. ..,. N . , ...., ..., T OM LOOMIS News Ediior ,,,,,. VIDA LAZAREVICH Sporls Editor ,,,, , , POLLY BRAGDON Exchange Editor .,..,,,, LU CIANCIOLO Fvalurc' Editor .,,,, ,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,, MARTHA DAVIS Aff Edifw' ..,,,,,.,, , ,,,,.. DONALD FLETCHER Circulation Manager ,. ,s ARTIE COHEN Adl'iS01' U ...,,., ,.,., , ,.,. , , NATALIE FLEMING This year the Rampage Staff has not put out as many issues as it has done in previous years because of circumstances over which we have no control. We thank all the reporters, typists, and students for the helpful suggestions they gave us in producing the few copies of the Rampage that were published. We also thank our advisor, Miss Fleming, for her more than helpful advice. 29

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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

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BAND AND URCHESTBA Sealed-B. Landon. G. Sanborn, R. Rowe, A. Ripley. W. Koeneke, H. Parmelee, D. Barnard. Standing-V. Benzl, W. Curtin, B. Monroe, E. Dudley, T. Sullivan, L. Kelley, J. Sullivan, E. Braun, H. Bnkln. l-I. Newton, J. Leinfelder. Miss LeQuin, C. Hall. L. Bragdon. Band Officers Cdpidin .... .. . ....,..,... .... ..,.. E D WIN DUDLEY Lieutenant S, ,.,...,. , EDWIN BRAUN Librarian ,...,,. HERMAN BASKIN Although the G. H. S. Band has diminished greatly in size, it has been comparatively active this year. The Band played at the Future Farmers' Fair in Madison last September, at the dedication of the Honor Roll at the Town Hall in November, and took part in the Guilford Memorial Day parade and exercises. The band has also played an active part in the high school student assemblies throughout the year. The School Orchestra, which was organized after the Christmas vacation, is holding regular rehearsals and will play at the gradua- tion exercises this year. 30