Revere High School - Lantern Yearbook (Revere, MA)

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Flrst Row left to rzght G Yoje M Rosenthal E Lzlly R Lzlly H Vtgoda L Clementz D Hambro Second Row M1 Mrtchell B Kaufman J Goss M Owler D LaFe'rla T Rubmomtz F Leopold R Goldstem E Cannzzzo H Solomon M Wezss A Nathanson Thzrd Ron B Shaprfro B Goldman M Slotsky L Rosenberg R W Kessel A Iovme R Wolf R Golb B Leflrovzch 'hr Enhatmg Svnrwtg The Debatrng Socrety under the drrectron of Mr George Mrtchell has enjoyed a very actrve anc .rccessful vear Soon after the chrmes of the new vear had dred down the Debatrng Socrety chose rts leaders They xx ere PRESIDENT Ralph Lrlly TREASURER Thelma Rubrnovrtz SECRETARY Marjorre Shane Late rn the year Thelma Rubrnovrtz resigned the office and Henry Vlg0da took over the dutres of the Treasurer Lath xx eek the Debatrng Socrety drscus ed the pros and cons of VZIIOUS toprcs of natronal and local Interest These arguments were lead by senlor debaters Barbara D1P1ro Leonard Kessel Robert Kessel Anthony Ioxrne Ralph Lrlly Mvr on Slotskv and Henry Vrgoda The outstandrng Junror rn the socrety was June Brondson who kept everybody on hrs toes rncludrng the sophomore xrce presrdent Earle Lilly The Debatlng Soclety s rnterestrng program vsa rndeed helped along greatly by the fine dnector' shrp of Mr 'Vlrtchell who made sure everyone was well mformed on the latest debatmg rules 'Vlany of the les ons learned from he Debatrng Souety were applied drrectly to Englrsh courses rn the school and thus the Debatrng SOLl9tY proxed a great benefit to all concerned f if , 4' 5 .ff V ' f .' Y . .' . , . -' , . l , , I , , . , , A, : ' 5 l 1 - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - , . Q I , 1. 1 - 1 ' 1 - , - , . , ' v 1 V ' 4 I ' ' ' 1 ' 9 ' ' 1 - , . . , . , . , . , . ' . o 0 . . . Q , . - . 1 , . , . VICE PRESIDENT ..................,..... .... ............... , ............................ . ........... E a rle Lilly , l ' I . .. .Q S , ,Q -. . . I ' 1 . -Q 1 l , v s 1 1 n-1, 1 . . . n , Q Q , , l fy ' y . ' I . 1 ' . 4 . . . Q . Q . , Q ' , ' . , ' ' . .' - . I-' . ' 1. . . , . ' . I . U Q . ' . . 3 - , .' A . I y . Q 'V v u , . W' A S . . t ' . , . ' ' ' .

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? Fzrst Row left to rzght Mr Warren W Goss N Mernanz M Berger C Leopold 4 Chzota W Rosenthal M Lanzo M Thistle J Smzth Second Row E Lzlly R Paul L Rosenberg R Lzlly R Bloom H Vrgoda G Waugh R Yesner E Parsons Thu-fl Row R Golb P Chnstoforo T Rubznovztz M Slotsky R Selya M Avratzn M Owler L Newman .iluurnalwm Qlluh After a lapse of two years the JOUIIIBIISIII Club was reorganrzed under the dxrectlon of Mr Warren W Goss to supply all students wrth news of hlgh school actrvrtles as well as to rmprove thelr school sprrrt The last publrcatlon of the school newspaper was under the dlrectlon of Mass Allce Bullard Head of the Englrsh Department who has smce retued from the faculty Some of the senlors returnrng as members of the club served on the staff under Mrss Bullard Mr Goss has been greatly encouraged by the enthusrastrc support grven h1m by the members of the club and he attrlbuted the success of the club to therr co operatron The meetrngs of the Journallsm Club were held every Thursday at 2 00 P M rn Room 310 durlng w hrch the members of the club were taught the mechanrcs of publlshrng a real newspaper Material u ds submrtted reused and approxed bv the staff Later the artrcles were arranged on dummy sheets rn preparatron for prmtmg The necessary mechamcs of newspaper publrshrng was supplemented by mformal talks by Mr Coss concernrng the organrzatron of a newspaper oflice the proper form for edrtorrals and news articles md a xarretw of subjects dealrng wrth Journallsm wrth the new that perhaps some may be rnsprred to enter the field of Journalrsm as then llfes work or else arouse some rnterest rn creatrse wrrtmg THE ST AI-'F EDITOR IN CHIEF Ralph Lllly ART EDITOR Mvron Slotsky MANAGING EDITOR 'Vlrchael Sclarappa LITERARX EDITOR Mrchael Sclarappa BUSINTESS MANAGER M chael Ax ratln CIRJCULATION MANAGER Robert Bloom SPORTS EDITOR Henry Vrgoda FACLLTY ADVISOR Mr Warren W Goss . Q Y ' ' r - r - -, - , . , . . w - . . f , A . . , . , . 1, , , v - . I ' f . ' 1 ' 1 ' x ' 1 - , . , . , . . , , , ' ' I ' n - 2 - ' y . , . , . , . . O , y n I 7 u n ' I l , . N Yu N . . . . V . . Q . . . . Q V ' . . . . s r ' . . Y v - , I. ., ' . v' . , - . ' v - , l 0 ' , 1 uv ' v . ' ' ' . I IN v r 2 .. . g. I . I . . . . , Y I . ' . . . Q Y . . . I - , . . V --,----,- .v.. A .... --ee . ..v.... I ..,,., , I I I . ..... ' v

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.-,Je REVEHE Wie . -4 1 , . .ag , 4 'Qf 0 .' 4' 1 E? ff Fzrst Row, left to right: C. Brown, C. l'Villlfl77lS, J. Costante, D. DiGregorio, C. Gillespie N Hawley. Secuml Roux' R. Paul, J. Spinelli, D. Connors, A. Verrico, G. Generazzo, Mr. W. McKenna Dzrector. Third Roux' H. Baillie, C. Tillinghust, R. Ferragamo, J. Sbrizza, VV. Malone, S. Barr, L Yumpolsky, N. Curreri, S. Glirman, L. Weiss. Iwmrtlz Roux' R. Patriquin, L. Goulis, E. Loss, N. Schaeffer, J. Tefrminiello, R. Yasi, J C zroln, N. Scllzrnrtz. Earth Thl Nvdl xlteu 1 leaxe of absence 11 t season M1 Waltel McKenna returned 'is cllll-'Ct0l of oul b md Lndu VI: Vlclxennas competent dnectlon the band won hlgh publlc xecogmtlon un Rexeu and unsound ng commun tres As la the custom the band pelformed at mam of the footbnll gnmes and leplesented oth school and the clty at many local and state functlons The hlghlnght of the veal s monk for the band was the success of lts annual conceit Phe bxnd nl o pantlclpatf d ln the v0lth83St9TIl MUSIC Festnal uhele It 16C6lXECl waxm applxu e nn conceit llldlthlllg and dull loutlnes The band at full stnng.,th hxs thnty elght membels HOXXEXCI only foul semo1s Wmfred Malone, George D1 xtel Robelt Jacome and Don Connors haxe played then last for R H S For the coming S6115 Wh Vlckenna has many neu plans ln store fol the band He has vlslons of the bind numbelmg ne-ally one hundled mUSlCl3nS Also a group of majoxettes has been onganxzed md null be added to the band next season Fxom all nndlcatlons xt looks as though Ruen. mll lank xx 1th the best ln the field of xnstru mental musnc m the gears to come