Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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i . ,t-5 .gk C A ,4 a tx J il f ' A K3 2 5' xv 1 Q' ' A n, C 5 . . I K ' 5 V il ,S . . Natzonal Honor octet t f ' it 1 f lfsftst o n 1 H 1 221 if J 1 f ., f , ROW: FIRST ROW: R. Houde, D. Spatcher, M. Voikas, B. Olson, N. Kerkkoff, E. Houde. BACK Berberien, C. Judge, K. Peterson, S. Sargeant, E. Scott, E. Calessa, M. Starzack. J 4 'tg fi., Qi., Induction Ceremony May 1958

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7 i 3 H., ' 5 A 7 Q National Honor Society Members of the National . f- Honor Society are chosen --at - 'lg each year from the Junior 'A M and Senior classes by the fac- ulty and student body for out- standing Service, Scholarship, Character, and Leadership. SEATED: C. Judge fsecretaryi, M. Starzak fpresidenti, E. Houde Cvice presidenti, K, Peterson Ctreasureri. STANDING: R. Houde, E. Calesa, S. Sargeant, E. Scott, Mr. Cooper Cadvisori, J. Berberian, D. Spatcher, N. Kerkhoff, M. Voikos. 4' , 1,5 14 all 4 ,X wut Rim! Key Club The Key Club is a service club for boys. Projects of the Key Club include tag days and selling Christmas trees. Many will remember the con- tribution made by this group to the fund for uFrostyH the polar bear. FRONT ROW: Mr. LaCivita fadvisorj, J. Duffy, W. Cornell, J. Berberian, R. Houde, R. St. George, Mr. McClean fadvisori. SECOND ROW: NI. Mclntyre, R, Bellavance, K. Boegler, W. Brockway, D, Laprise, B. Blois. THIRD ROW: R. Benson, M. Reiss, L. Balser, T. Frost, T. Bergeron, P. Lawton. 4 . -1v..:q L, C7 Drama Showcase Q90 All students who are in- terested in any form of the- atrics find the Drama Show- case a valuable source of ex- perience, Activities include the production of plays. trips to large theatres and instruc- tions in makeup. stage sets. and lighting.

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D.A.R. Good Citizen Each year all public high schools are invited to choose a girl from the senior class to represent them at the State Conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Three girls are selected by a vote of the senior students. From the three nominees, the faculty select the one to be the Good Citizen. The D. A. R. Good Citizen must possess the following qualities to an outstanding degree: Dependability, including truthfulness, loyalty and punctuality Service, including cooperation, courtesy, consideration of others Leadership, including personality, self-control Patriotism, including unselfish interest in family, school, community, and nation Congratulations to this yearls Good Citizen, Norma Kerk- hoffl Boys' and Girls' State Each year the American legion and the Legion Auxiliary sponsor similar programs for boys and girls-Boys, and Girls' State. These imaginary states, modeled on our state government, are governed by the youths themselves. They hold elections, and certain mem- bers are chosen to attend Girls' and Boys, Nations. Delegates are chosen first on the basis of scholarship. Then extra- curricular activities and interests are brought into consideration. Boys' and Girls' States supply an excellent experience in learning about government, but more im- portant, in meeting and cooperating with many different people. Boys' and Girls' State Representatives and Alternates SEATED: Edward Houde, Richard Houde. STANDING: Louis Salvas, William Comell, John Berberian, Eli- nor Scott, Virginia Pond. REAR: David Marsland, Edward Calesa. D.A.R. Good Citizen NORMA KERKHOFF