Bridgewater Raynham High School - Unitas Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Social Studies N. Frank, S Sarantopoulos, A. Gendreau, R. Kostka, A. Cushing Armand Gendreau, Dept. Head J. Reilly, J. Harrington, C. Tufts 26

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Cosmetology The Cosmetology program has decreased in numbers. Its participants are provided with a great insight into the rewards and problems of hairdressing. It is a two year program, whereby the members complete 1000 hours of study. After passing the state examination, one may become a licensed cosmetologist. This program is affiliated with LaBarron Academy in Brockton. First Row: B. Quinn, D. Hanson, C. Hammett, D. Anderson. L. Poulin, Second Row: Z. Narciso, L Reed, B. Dyke, C. Noyes. S Bunker 25

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World Affairs First Row: K. Hay, A. Gendreau, Advisor; C. Oldfield, Treasurer; C. Legan, Secretary; B. Laverty, Vice-President; P. Littlefield, President. Second Row; L. Littlefield, M. Dion, L. Laverty, B. Baker, C. Leombrumo, S. Forrest, N. Mitchell, A. Larson Third Row: B. Denton, P. Mercandante, D. Crossman, D. Mitchell, L. Giddings, C. Dion Fourth Row: G. Hoffmann, J. Larson, H. McCarthy, P. McCampbell, G. Cradock, A. Gray, J. Rubin, B. Leonard Harvard t F H Wm B B J l B B d H B B B M ' M L V fl b- fl M rf 'it J J 1 ■t The World Affairs Club, under the guidance of advisor Mr. Gendreau, has been very active throughout the school year. In October the club went on the always popular mountain climbing trip to Mount Washington in New Hampshire. In the middle of November the club held a Model United Nations here at the school. Each member of the club represented a country presently in the United Nations. While acting as their country would in the United Nations, they discussed current world problems such as Human Rights, the world population problem, the Palestine Liberation Organization and the situation, as it stood in Iran. At all times the members tried to come up with solutions that would solve these situations. For four days in December, eight of the clubs members attended a M.U.N, held at Harvard University in Boston. In February, two members, Cheryl Oldfield and George Cradock attended the Presidential Classroom held in Washington DC. Nine other members attended the Georgetown M.U.N, held also during February in Washington DC. This year's winners of the Voice of Democracy Contest were: First Place — Jonathan Rubin, Second Place — Cheryl Oldfield, Third Place — Kathy Hay. First Row: B. Leonard, L. Littlefield Second Row: D. Mitchell, B. Baker, S. Forrest, N. Mitchell Third Row: L. Laverty 27