Beaver Country Day School - Senior Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR WING PROCTORS First Row: Huppcler, Heath, Miss Titcomb, Mrs. Rapport, Onthank, Wirth. Second Row: S. Lowell, Reiss, Bailey, L. Hardin . Mitton. P. Carey, Ashe, Barrabee, Gregorian, Bonnet. Whittcmore. Third Row: H. Harding. Kep-pel, Palmer. Kahn, Hagler. Snyder. Prudden, Valsam, Garritt, Whitney. Coffin. Woods. Fourth Row: Pach. Truesdalc, J. Mueller, Vandcnbcrg, Choate. Norcross, Ropes. Locke. Wyatt, Perry. Wittenborg, Stonbcrg, Ro-bctts.Fifth Row: S. Tucker, Haydock. Hoye, Godfrey, P. Horst. Ziegler, Bassett, N. Tucker, Ladd, K. Smith, Bancroft, L. Nicolls, Barletta. Absent: Chace. Head Proctor: LEE ONTHANK Faculty Advisors: MISS TITCOMB MRS. RAPPORT

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First Row: Palmer. Wyzanski. Atkinson, Lockwood. Onthank. Second Row: Godfrey. Bradley. Fuller. Horst, Lokcr. Third Row: Dana. Hoyt. Robbins. Murray. Kcppel. STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD Chairman SHERRY ATKINSON Faculty Advisors MRS. SMITH. MME. FOUREI. The Student Activities Board, now two years in existence at Beaver, plays an important part in the regulation of the point system. Taking suggestions from the Council, the Board revises points and submits its suggestions to the Council again for approval. This year the major accomplishment of the S.A.B. was the institution of provisional members for committees. A girl who has not participated in many extra-curricular activities is given a chance to join any committee of her choice. The added representation has not only increased the efficiency of the committees, but has also stimulated interest in school activities. The S.A.B. also serves as a clearing house for organizational problems. 45

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SOCIAL WELFARE Chairman: BETSY PALMER Faculty Advisor: MADAME FOUREL, MISS GILLESPIE Beyond the traditional projects close to home, such as the U.N.I.C.E.F. and the Red Cross drives, the Social Welfare Committee has aided charities as far away as Asia and Europe. The Committee sponsored an orphan. Pauline Weathers, at the Jolley Home Orphanage, and received enthusiastic financial support for this project from the student body. The students paid a dollar each for the privilege of wearing Bermuda shorts to school, and the proceeds from Bermuda Day paid for Pauline's tuition at the orphanage. Beaver helped spread the Christmas Spirit by singing carols at various institutions, and by sending two hundred stockings filled with small gifts to the Tewksbury State Hospital. During the year the Social Welfare Committee has aided more than twelve organizations. The committee is a small group representing the student body, and it has done a noteworthy job during the past year. First Row: Gyorgy. Holloway, Hamlin, Miss Gillespie, Mme. Fourel, Palmer. Perry, Teel. Second Row: Brog-gini, Weed. Broughton. Wright, Horn, Otis, Hayden, Barletta, Bagg. Wightman. Jolley, Wahn. Third Row: Sawyer. Thorndike, Prudden, Mueller, Nichols, Hayes, Valsam, Mulcahy, O. Smith.