Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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CHESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: R. Douglas: P. I-'ultzg L. Hirtle: G. Caldwell: NI. Celantano: Q. Davey: W. Nelson: C. Stearns: C. Winters: W. Curran: P. Boudreau: W. Dow: B. Lewis and S. Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: D. Taylor: J. Allen: G. Calinosg M. Sweet: M. Iaffee: D. Crawford: S. Tryder: P. Comeau: P. Carbrey: G. Campbell: M. Forward: L. Stanley: D. MacCarthy: E. Crawford: M. Morin: R. ,luliano and A. Cranfield. TOP ROW: P. Chansky: 5. Casper: F. Field: W. Lee: D. Cole: R. Fortunato: D. Pierpont: A. Cichetti: H. Chin: T. Kelly: P. Hilton: C. Dow: M. Norman and J. Sangster. Planning, Build ' A' i Chess Club The main objective of the Chess Club. sponsored by Mr. John Lapsley, is to familiarize students with the game of chess. Students who know the game com- pete in tournaments for Class Champion- ships. Students new to the game are urged to participate for pleasure and practice. Debating Club International affairs are central topics at the weekly meetings of the Debating Club. This year the club has chosen the issue evolving from the selective service. Throughout the year students argue the DEBATINC CLUB pros and cons of the draft in hopes of BOTTOM ROW: W. Homempa: T. Copwanig M. Forward: C. Astolphi producing a mutual agreement and thereby and D. Civatherese. TOP ROW: C. Cohn: E. Herbert: D. Crawford: N. developing Oratoricalskillst Olson and M. Jaffee, 22

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afgn ix THEATER CLUB BOTTOM ROW: C. Bussoneg J. Ouelletteg D. Dandag C. Norden, Presidentg T. Curweng C. Breton MIDDLE ROW: K. Coucherg J. Lipman: E. Ring: K. Maxon: IQ, Axlolfiz .l. Yam-arm IJ, Km-n.m. TOP ROW: S. Masong J. Saltg D. Richardsong C. Clarkg D. Crandallg D. Gravel. Broadway D. Travers and P. Kendrick recene instructions from Mr. Michael Casale. .

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Art Service Club The Art Service Club is respon- sible for bulletin and showcase displays. With the help of Mrs. Adele Niebergal, the members ar- range house bulletin boards and showcases in keeping with par- ticular occasions and seasons. The help of the club in decorating the school is appreciated throughout the school. Key Club The Key Club is a non-profit organization with its main aim being to help other organizations and people. Under the auspices of Mr. Richard La Pointe. the club sponsors school functions. such as this yearis Christmas Dance. Members are also involved in community services such as working for the Salvation Army and setting up cots for the Marine Band. ing, Serving ART SERVICE Cllli BOTTOM ROW: D. Crawford: BI. Mason: T. Pt-nta: 5. Dunham and T. Tremhly. TOP ROW: Mrs. Adele Niebergalg P. Carlandg S. Couture: R. King: D. Crandall and D. Harding. KEY CLUB .,r '-,.Y -I Y ' V 1 1 a . BOTTOM' ROW: J. Frazier: J. Drinkwaterg C. Bennett: .l. Appolloni, Prcsidentg R. .Xppollonig K. Bloom: 5. Tiffani and XI. Shannon. MIDDLE ROW: LI. Stearns: .l. Kelly: l'. O'Rt-irnv: .l. Nixon: R. Xormantl: lt. lfis- ette: R. Puluzzi and Mr. Richard La Pointe, advisor. TOP ROW: D. Tilierio: S. Hawrylukg R. Ohanian: S. Hilton: L. Flannery: M. Furnari: C. Cormier: and D. Pierce. 23