Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Cc Cercle ?mn(ais Le Cercle Frangais is de- signed to acquaint the student -of French with the civilization, art, mu- sic, history, geography, and monuments of the French people. This is achieved through films, pictures, records, and speakers. ROW 1: C. Young, J. Levis, A. Benschneider, P. Brown, K. Burke. ROW 2: M. Bragg, K. Keeler, G. Gagnon, S. Keeler, C. Shelton, S. Smith, C. Vincent, K. Gareau, J. Paradis, N. Schultheiss, J. Carpenter, K. Hannan, C. LaFontaine. ROW 3: L. Denham, C. Edgecomb, J. Pinheiro, A. Miller, L. Dunlap, G. Lundgren, P. Pelletier, C. Briggs, S. Walsh, C. Bender, C. Yeo, C. Plante, V. Halko. ROW 4: S. Bon- vouloir, K. Smith, A. Chadwick, R. Shapiro, R. Paquin, D. Lavin, J. Houde, R. Sanford, Mademoiselle Desy, Advisor, A. Ladabauche, R. Heroux, R, Freitas, P. Reiss, E. Eaton, E. Hall. Mate Club The Debate Club is a newly formed organiza- tion that gives students a chance to debate and discuss various topics. Drama Showcase ROW 1: J. Touzin, M. Crooke, R. Brown, C. LaPierre, C. Young, D. Tinkham, R. Cote, P. Brown, R. Coppola, F. Winder, M. DriscoU. C. Bender, L. Williams, G. Whitfield. The Drama Showcase gives an opportunity to each member to take part in the produaion either by acting on stage or working behind the scenes of plays. Advisors: MISS WELCH and MR. JOHNSON Officers: L. Phillips (Vice-President), L. Carter, R. VanderPly (Co-Presidents), E. Winder (Secretary), C. Vincent (Treasurer). 27

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Monitors The monitors are chosen by the preceding mon- itors from a list of eli- gible candidates. These candidates cannot have any failing marks in any subjects. The duty of the monitors is to hold the doors open and keep the traffic moving. Advisor— MR. AGUIAR G. Vachon, T. McKenna. T. Carpenter, B. Houde, B. Nunes, B. Higginbotham, R. Laird, D. Lange, D. Gurn, H. Shockro, T. McKay, D. Morin, M. Bussiere, N. Barney, D. Smith. Cibrary Aides The Library Aides serve their school by helping to carry out the ef- ficient organization of the school library which is so helpful to all students. Advisor— MRS. RICHARDSON ROW 1: J. Perry, N. Moore, M. Healy, J. Martin, S. Rogers, B. Fletcher, J. Benin, L. Tingley, A. Pierce. ROW 2: K. Hawkins, C. Bender, L. Carter, D. Smith, S. Lojeck, S. Gavlick, D. Douc- ette, J. Hathaway. Photography Club By learning the proper techniques of photography, the members of the Photography Club develop a useful and valuable hobby. Advisor— MR. FRANCO PRINCIOTTA ROW 1: A. Gianitelle, J. Rudowski, H. Bnstow. R. Boyle. ROW 2: L. Ting- ley, A. Maxwell, E. Paille. ROW 3: A. Chadwick, R. Chilson, R. Graveline, Mary Driscoll. 26

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Math eiub Chess Club ROW 1: J. G.irntv. 1 H.aidc. R. Graveline, R. LaCivita. ROW 2: S. Rounseville, C. Heard, R. Holoff, A. Gross, C. Pelletier, P. Reiss, C. Gagner. ROW 3: W. Hansberry, P. Sachetti, R. Young, A. Ladabauche, Mr. Orlando (advisor). ROW 1: R. Schlenker, J. Houde, R. LaCivita. ROW 2: R. Cappola, R. Ford, A. Moksu. F. Ochsner, E. O Neil, R. Baker. ROW y. A. Watson, C. Pelletier, D. Lavin. ROW 4: P. Reiss, F. Calandrella, J. Garrity. Advisor — Mr. Maselbas. The purpose of the Math Club is to heighten the stu- dent ' s understanding and appreciation of mathematics by coming in contact with certain aspects of the subject not covered in the usual high school courses. Chess enthusiasts of A.H.S. now have a leisure time activ- ity — the new A.H.S. Chess Club. The club meets once a week to give members an opportunity to play one another, and to discuss their game and strategy. The club has in- vited other clubs in Mass. and R.T to compete with it. Arf Club By intelligent discussion and analysis, the Art Club learns to see and appreciate the art of the past and present cen- turies. E. Paille, A. Maxwell, B. Carvalho, J. Smith, B. Worthington, Mr. Bngham (advisor), J. Irza, E. Winder, R. Mis.