Chelmsford High School - Yearbook (Chelmsford, MA)

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CHELMsFoRn HIGH Seuool. Iunior Red Cross Under the capahle leadership of Miss Iviarjorie Scohoria the junior Red Cross completed a successful year. At a husiness meeting held in September, the following otlicers were elected: President, Ahhy Vondalg Vice President, lvlarjorie White1 and Secretary, ,Ioan Hartley. Representatives were also elected from each home room. The first activity undertaken hy the organization was the memhership drive, prof ceeds from which were donated to the American junior Red Cross to further their work. At numerous meetings throughout the school year memhers made 1250 news' paper disposal hags for hospitals. One hundred twentyflive cups were made for use in veterans hospitals on New Years Day, two hundred twentyfiive for Valentines Day, and four hundred for the Fourth of July. The success of the Junior Red Cross is due to the cooperation and enthusiasm ol the memhers, and to the splendid direction oi Miss Seohoria.

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BAL!! '7 ' 1947 YEAR BOOK Ediimiqi siqii ' Editorfi11fCl1ief' -Mary E. Mulcahy Assistant Editor-f-Barhara A. Wyflit' Secretary .lean W. Bell 'Treasurer Barhara M. Murphy Sports Editors john C. Burns, Evelyn il. Desmarais, Rohert B. Lovett, Marjorie R. White: Mitsi'cal Editors Rohert G. Ahrahamson, Elizalweth C. Miner, Patricia M. Carter Social Editors Ronald S. Klonel, Vv'illiam M. Mortham, Nancy Pickard, Elaine N. Soutter, Donald R. Vayo Business Editors Matilda R. Capuano, Mildred sl. Flynn, Dorothy A. Nystrom. Shirley L. Miller, Ruth E. Pearson, Marilyn L. Pierce, Ahhy M. Vondal Literary Editors Barlaara A. Barrows, Hollis A. Vkfilkins District Reporters Center, Laura R. Barkerg East, Florence C. Morrellg South, Shirley V. Riedg Wc'st, Wailter R. Wilkiiis, Jr. Faculty Advisers Miss Eleanor M. Donahoe, Mrs. Helen R. Poland NEWSWRITING GROUP On Octohcr 18th the first issue of the Blue and Maroon appeared in the Chelmsf ford Newsweekly. This was the first in the series of news items to he puhlished weekly on our own high school page. A stall' of editors supervised the gathering, editing and puhlication of news concerning the various activities which took place in the school dur' ing the year. Each week a suitalvle picture of some group in the school was featured. Witli the helpful cooperation of the faculty advisers, Mis Donahoe and Mrs. Poland, this newswriting group contrihuted a highly successful L'Blue and Maroon page in Mr. Edward Krasneckfs Newsweelcly.