Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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28 THE ECHO Seated: E. Putt. S. C ' apla, E. Megley. D. Kierstead. C. Colburn. M. Polisson. Standing: Mr. Hodge, R. alsli. S. McKay. Miss Elna Knutson. CLUBS STUDENT COUNCIL For its third ear the Student Council was organized to help finance sports and help in the management of school affairs. The membership was as follows: four seniors, three juniors, one sophomore, and one freshman. The officers elected were president, Dorothy Kierstead; secretary, Elaine Megley; treasurer, Clara Colburn. The representatives from the various clubs were added, and this year Mr. F. Eldred Hodge became a faculty advicer. Miss Elna Knutson and Mr. Garland Neal continued as faculty advisers. Class elections were conducted by the Council. A new activity of the group this past year was that of various members visiting other schools to secure new ideas and plans. Two students went to each school, and the schools that were visited were Kingston High, Hanover High, and Norwell High. At the fall conference of the South- eastern Division of Massachusetts Student Councils held at Plymouth High School, Miss Elna Knutson, Dorothy Kierstead, Ruth Andrew, Clara Colburn, Elaine Megley, Stewart McKay, and alter Pawlowski represented Sumner. The Student Council sponsored various activities and awarded an Honor Room Banner to the best and neatest room in the high school.

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THE ECHO 27 HONOR ROLL A. Card 1 C. Colburn 4 M. Colby 4 M. Hogan 4 S. Howard 4 Seniors D. Kierslead 4 M. Mack 1 S. McKay 1 W. Pawlowski 4 B. Potts 4 Juniors S. Czapla 2 S. Cook 2 A. Jones 4 K. Mossesso 2 E. Megley 4 I. Pierson 4 A. Smith 3 H. Terrazano 2 Sophomores E. Card 4 R. Chandler 2 J. Currier 1 H. Davis 2 Ed. Grover 1 El. Grover 2 V. Hogan 4 W. Hollis 1 E. Kennedy 1 M. Lyons 1 H. Mackie 4 A. Mann 3 E. McGaughey 1 H. McIntosh 3 D. Porter 1 B. Simmons 4 G. Hulbert 2 J. Thayer 2 Freshmen P. Allen 1 A. Andrews 1 A. Atwood 3 P. Benvie 3 B. Benn 4 J. Budd 4 R. Card 4 C. Cote 2 E. Hansen 3 A. Higgins 2 J. Leonard 1 R. McGaffigan 2 L. McGaughey 4 R. Paul 3 M. Polisson 4 M. Sullivan 3 G. Hagerty 1 R. White 4 F. Winslow 1

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THE ECHO 29 First Row: B. Simmons, M. Schiitt. P. Donovan. E. Kennedy, E. Card. Second Row: R. alsh, L. Keller. Colby, business manager; A. Card, editor-in-chief ; R. Little, A. Soule. Third Row: M. Aallace, A. Robertson. H. Lawrence. B. Potts. M. Mack, E. Megley, S. Cook, C. Con)nrn. J. Hollis. Fourth Row: Donovan. Miss Megley, adviser; D. McKay. ECHO STAFF ' ] ' he Echo Staff of the Sumner High School had quite a busy year. From the various league meetings which the editors of the different departments attended, interesting reports were brought back. For its second year the Snoops and Scoops was published and supported by the student body. Each issue of this school paper was dedicated to a special group or class as well as every issue featuring special attractions. The proceeds Irom the paper went toward the publishing of the vear book. This year, the Sadie Hawkins Dance and Association Dance were combined and held on May 2. Advertisements were obtained from the business men and merchants of the town for the school year book. The members of the Staff did this work and entered into the work of publishing the year book very well. It is evident that the Echo Staff had an active and successful vear. The average subscription to Snoops and Scoops this year was 140 which is 70% of the enrollment in school.