Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 27 Honor for All of Sumner ' s Graduates and All Who Attended Sumner Who Are Now Serving with the Armed Forces of Their Country and for Harry Davis and Paul Mitchell Both V 5 Men In Memory of (Heorge, 1935 who died in Africa and p.JfKE, 1922 who died in Guadalcanal

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26 THE ECHO HONOR Seniors Irene Benvie 3 Elizabeth Card 3 Paul Colby 3 Jean Currier 3 Harry Davis 2 Patricia Donavon 2 Edna Grover 3 Eleanor Grover 3 Victor Hogan 2 Windsor Hollis 1 Glenna Hulbert 3 Eleanor Kennedy 1 Raymond Lutz 2 Helen McIntosh 2 Helen Mackie 3 Alma Mann 3 Frank McGaughey 1 Betty Putt 3 John Thayer 1 Mary Walsh 2 Ruth Weatherby 3 Juniors Blanche Berm 2 Paul Benvie 1 Ramona Card 3 Richard Hadfield 1 Gloria Hagerty 3 Alice Keating 1 Marie Leitch 3 Wilfred Mackie 1 Madeline Polisson 3 Margaret Sullivan 2 Ruth White 1 ROLL Sophomores Geraldine Clifford 3 Russell Colby 3 Richard Davis 3 Charlotte Dyer 2 Barbara Ford 3 Madeline Johnson 3 Richard Proverb 3 Dorothy Robertson 1 Thomas Veale 2 Robert White 1 Freshmen Karl Anderson 1 Lilly Carlson 1 Jenny Czapla 1 Laura Files 1 Norma Hinckley 3 Pauline Kelley 2 Grace McCarthy 3 Joan McGaughey 3 Elaine McIntosh 3 Margaret O’Brien 2 Beverly Orcutt 3 Helen Rimkus 2 George Polisson 2 Robert Pawlowski 3 Hugh Smith 1 Rachael Sullivan 1 Phyllis Taylor 3 Elmer Wallster 2 Mary White 3

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28 THE ECHO Front Row: P. Allen. M. Berg, B. Putt (Chairman) , L. Tilton, C. Cote, E. Card. Second Roiv: R. Colby. I. Benvie, J. Currier, Miss Elna Knutson (Adviser), A. Keating. D. Porter. G. Polisson. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council Executive Board consisted of Betty Putt, chairman; Lois Tilton, secretary; Geraldine Clifford, treasurer; Irene Benvie, Dorothy Porter, Patricia Allen, Claire Cote, Alice Keating, Margaret Sullivan, Rusrell Colby, Robert Pawlowski, and George Polisson. Club advisers were Elizabeth Card and Ruth eatherby. Miss Elna Knutson was the faculty adviser. The Council has sponsored many school activities, including baseball, basketball, assemblies, class elections, record hops, magazine drive, war stamp drive, honor banner, and letter awards. An automatic basketball score board was purchased, and some stereopticon slides made. A permanent record of sport events has been started. The School Committee is considering installing showers for the girls at our request. There have been twelve assemblies of which three were movie programs. The Freshmen presented a variety program of specialties; the Sophomores a “Truth and Consequence” show; the Juniors a series of short skits. A play was presented at the Thanksgiving Assembly and shadow portraits with musical accompaniment were presented at Christmas. The American Legion assisted with the Armistice and Memorial Day Assemblies. Mr. John Hines, an actor, and Mr. Ernest Johnson, a negro singer, gave professional performances.