Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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THE ECHO 31 r |k Front Row: J. Czapla, B. Hanney, B. Hayden, C. Cote (President), D. Robertson, B. Benn, M. Polisson. Second Row: W. Proverb, B. Smart, S. Malcolm, Mrs. Eleanor McKey jt (Coach), I. Swenson, G. Williams, M. Neal, L. Carlson, E. Wallster. r I DRAMATIC CLUB f The Sumner Thespians’ Club was organized in February of this year. The t following students were elected as officers: president, Claire Cote; vice-president, Betty Hanney; secretary, Elmer Wallster; and treasurer, Lilly Carlson. A con- L stitution was drawn up, and two plays were chosen for presentation this spring: “Elmer” and “Teapot on the Rocks.” In May these plays were given at a school S assembly. Colena MacLeod acted as announcer at the assembly, and Dorothy Robert- t son and Gladys Williams as stage managers. I ' They held their business meetings on every other Tuesday. The dues of five cents a week were used for the purpose of buying play books and paying , for the Echo picture. They had in the club besides the members listed above, Shirley Malcolm and Betty Hayden. ' j Although the brevity of its existence has prevented the club from accom- ■ plishing spectacular feats, the members are anticipating a season of growing achievement next year.

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30 THE ECHO First Row: J. Czapla, E. Mann, D. Robertson, P. Taylor, E. Eaton, M. Johnson, M. Creighton, J. Pepper, S. Malcolm, C. Dyer, I. Mangott, D. Kingsley, M. Lyons. Second Row: R. Hooker, A. Andrews, J. Ellis, E. Mann, J. Youngholm, G. ’illiams, R. Lucas, B. Hogan, J. Ford, C. McCloud, P. Kelley, R. eatherhy. Third Row: H. McIntosh, A. Smart, R, Squires, B. Orcntt, M. Eaton, M. ' alsh, J. Bolles, J. Currier, B. Sanfilippo. GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB The Girls’ Glee Club has a membership of forty-five pupils from the Senior high school classes. They meet regularly, once a week, under the direction of Miss Margaret T. Murphy, Music Supervisor. They sang at the Christmas assembly and will participate in the Spring Concert and at Graduation.

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32 THE ECHO Front Row: P. Allen, G. Hagerty, A. Smart (Captain) , C. Macleod, R. eatherby. Second Row: Miss Grace McCarthy (Coach), B. Houser, B. Smart, C. Cote, T. Mack. M. Leitch (.Manager) . GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Although the girls tried to equal last year’s record, they were unsuccessful, winning only one game out of a nine-game schedule. Practically the same oppo- nents were met as in former years with the exception of the Whitman High seconds and the St. Patrick’s C. Y. 0. of Brockton. The best played game of the season was with Howard High on the home floor. Holbrook lost by one basket in the last minute of play. In the middle of the season, Colena Macleod joined the squad and assisted the regulars greatly. Credit must be given to the second team, who played in some of the games to help relieve the first stringers. The squad looks promising for next year, as Captain Audrey Smart and Ruth eatherby will be the only ones lost by graduation, thus giving Sumner a good base for its 1944 season.