Holten High School - Onion Yearbook (Danvers, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paula Ferguson, Treasurer; Robert Coyne, Vice-President; Mac Ford, President; Donna Spakas, Secretary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Few people ever realize the long hours of work that go into the organizing and managing of a high school senior class and its affairs. The class officers are always open to criticism and complaints. It appears to be nearly a thankless job. Nevertheless out Senioi Class Officers and especially our president, Mac Ford, have done a marvelous job, quite worthy of praise. We wish to thank them for their work in heading up our Senior Class, and making our last year here at Molten High School one which we shall happily remember. We also wish to extend our grateful thanks to our class advisor, Mrs. Hughes, who has given so generously of her time and guidance to make our Senior activities pleasant and profitable. Mrs. Hughes Page Thirteen

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History Front Row: Sylvia Leftin, Elizabeth Cunningham, Chairman Carol Proud, Carol Clement, Nathalie Griffin. Hack Row: Sandra Lawson, Ann Swiniarski, Richard Landers, Jay Wholley, Patricia Lainik, Ellen Gillis. Activities Front Row: Mary Gordon, Roberta D’Ambrosio, Chairman Linda Wood, Andrea Sentkowski, Nancy Morgan. Back Row: Patricia Moulton, Susan Morey, Carole Handy. k Page Twelve

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SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Sealed: Paula Ferguson, Robert Coyne, Mac Ford, Donna Spakas. Front Row: Joyce Penta, Ellen Curran, Carolyn Stearns, Barbara King, Carol Clement, Nathalie Griflin. Back Row: Albert Petronzio, Richard Landers, Thomas Cerino, Jay Wholley. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Senior Executive Council is a group composed of representatives from each senior homeroom and the senior class officers consisting of Malcolm Ford, Robert Coyne, Donna Spakas, Paula Ferguson, Nathalie Griffin, Ellen Curran, Barbara King, Richard Landers, A1 Petronzio, Joyce Penta, Carol Clement, Tom Cerino, Jay Wholley, and Carolyn Stearns. The main function of this group is to carry out class business without the imposition of holding a class meeting. It also prepares business to be voted on by the class as a whole. This year the Council was responsible for the collection of class dues, and the highly successful Senior Prom with the help and efforts of the Senior Class. The car wash held early in April was one of the fund raising projects along with a record hop. The success of these events greatly reduced the cost of the yearbook. Next plans were made for the class picnic which was held at Canobie Lake Amusement Park, and a good time was had by all. The Senior Reception under the direction of the Execu- tive Council proved to be the finest and biggest thrill of our four years of high school. Mrs. Hughes ir Page Fourteen