Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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Bouiriie High School Five THE FACULTY Mr. Walter Stahura Science - Mathematics Miss Phylis Taylor Music Supervisor Mr. Carroll Rich Manual T raining Mr. John Gray French - Latin Miss Helen Whiting Social Studies Director of Girls’ Athletics

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Four Canal Ciuirreiiits 1947 THE FACT ' LTY Mr. Clayton Campbell Social Studies Miss Helen Bartley Household Arts Mr. William Butler English Director of Boys’ Athletics

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Six Caeal Curreots 1947 The Jeeiors I T wasn ' t until we found ourselves honestly sitting upstairs that we realized at last that we were Juniors. The old Junior Room being too small for the class, we were trans- ferred into the study hall after the first day. With Mr. Gray as our class adviser and our newly elected class officers, who are President, James Young; Vice President, Edwin Crabe; Secretary-Treasurer, Hilda For- rest; and Student Council Member, Emiliano Gavazza; we set out to tackle our never ending problem, to earn money. Our two main features, of course, would be the Junior yearbook and prom. Before undertaking those two activities, we first put on a successful dance the night of the Case football game. Secondly, on December 19, we presented a Christmas play, which was written by one of our own Juniors. Dancing followed the play. The play proved to be a success, and we were asked to present it again at a Christmas party given by the Kiwanis on December 22 for the children of Bourne. Many members of our class were active on the Athletic field this year. Several of our boys went out for football and proved to all that next year’s season would find a great number of Seniors on the first team. The girls went all out for hockey and they could be seen starring on the hockey teams. Three girls from our noteworthy class were chosen cheerleaders also. The Junior boys also had a chance to show their stuff” in basketball. A large percentage of Junior girls made up the girls’ basketball teams. J. Young, H. Forrest, E. Crabe We received our class rings early in the Fall and although they were all rather big for us we managed to show them off to all the other classes. We started to collect class dues as soon as officers were elected It was agreed that fifteen cents per week would be enough. Several members of our class ha e had perfect attendance all year and others have been on the honor roll. We are proud of these fellow members and hope there will be a larger number in these groups next year. Our class is quite musical- minded and makes up a large part of Miss Taylor’s chorus. Among those who have appeared on pep rallies are Lorraine Bach- and, Alton Reynolds, Emiliano Gavazza, and Florence Byron. We are now making great plans for our Junior Prom. May 29, which, of course, will be one of the best — one you can’t afford to miss — so keep that night free. With our yearbook already to go to press, we all are thoroughly enjoying our Junior year.