Dean College - Awpie Yearbook (Franklin, MA)

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The WPIE Dean 1'illlt'lll Srizletl. lull In riuhl Dayegga Hiscox, lereuson, Cox, Mat-rclclien .Slamlzmp lull lu riyhl Nlinchin. Russell. Krol-yer, Alley, Carothers. Xxielvla XX'.iistiii. Dax' Klaae N1 ' Y V' V YW Tl DEl T LOUNLIL NE ol' the outstanding accomplishments at Dean this year was the incorporation ul the girls' and buys' councils into one organization. Credit is due the sponsors ol' the incorporating plan lwecauwe this permiltetl the intro duction ol a larger scope ol' ideas and plans, and a stronger student Ol'tL.lI1l7.lllUI1, As in Jrevious years, the council introduced and saonsotecl mari' ideas which brotwht l 1 l l 5, about a happier environment for the students, and a stronger bond between faculty and student body. The councils many and good accomplishments this year loretell years ahead nl this bc-dy working iniluentially for higher progress. Putin Qtlxltl Set

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The XNYVIIC Dean Acatlelily fini 'li ' C vs lfiml rotu, left In Flylhl. lrascotti. lttvinchult. Davis. Calagione. Cox. Hardv. Dean. Roy, Hammerle. -5mor7tf1oLL',lefl In riifhl Mr, liotis tlniculty Advisory Nlarleman. Manter, Manchester, Cuddigan. Liriflin. ljroutv, Ray. Ambrose. Valentine. Smith. lnivayza, Slalslty, Folev, Thin! roto. lvl! lu ritlhf lirarner. Driscoll. XVebb. A. Brown. Callahan. Dix. Meek. Strong, Beaudoin. MATH CLUB lf All the clubs in school the Math Club is the most unique. because it provides an outlet from routine and a social lite for boys alone. Having the largest enrollment of any student organization in school, the Math Club, a purely bachelor society. has, in its two years of existence, been of assistance to many members. Mr. Fotis has shown his organization power and potent guidance abilitv. 'lhe officers oi' this club for 10-ll have been Edward Cox lPresidentl. lfraneis Hardy lVice'Pres1dentJ. Joe Dean ffreasurerl. and John Calagione tSecretaryJ. inn -Xu I if-Six

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The MVPIE Dean Aeaelciny J X 0 1 A .,:. , s ax as V NUS i x 5 Q lfrimz mich Iufl In rzgh' Black. Angell, French. Frisbie, limerson. Hutchinson, Dewliursl. Burl: ruin. INV! In riuhl Jackson, Munson. Strong. Palmer, Herring Nlulvey, Nlinchin, McCrossan. Stanley, Moore, lirazee tConduclorJ GLEE CLUB HE Dean Girls' Cilee Club, formally called the Dean Glen: Club, is slightly different from that of last year, There is J decided lack of men, due to the numerous sports that so many of ihem parricipaie in. The first part of the year the girls sang simple songs from a Community Song Book. hui now they are concentrating on harder Anthems. The Glce Club rendered songs at Christmas, Founders' Day, and at the Term Concerts. Under ihe able direction of Mr. Fra-fee the Glee Club has advanced to :i prominent place in the .iciivilies .il Dean, Pizqv .Siixlg-Eiqlil