Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Init Ron Pierce Znnecnik Clleex er U-leur! llmnlmj hemp Francis. Second Roux' Coburn, Howland, Faulk- The Student Council This year, one of Milton's most important, went very smoothly under the guidance of the Student Council and with the cooperation of the whole school. It was a good year, with strong morale both on the fields and in the classrooms. Some of the reforms introduced last year were continued, and a few new ones replaced those that had become out-dated. The First Class continued to be able to study in the Library in the evenings, and a council member was again present at the Warren Hall yellow-slip meet- ings, keeping a strong bond between the two halls. A new system of supervising the Rink and Gym on the weekends was introduced, with the First Class joining in to help. Many factors helped to make the Student Council's job easier this year, the most com- mendable of which was the whole-hearted co- operation of everyone when it was needed. Counting ballots

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First Row: Coburn, Bingham, Pierce Bolton K Second Row Taylor Sykes, Foley. Third Roux' Pappas, Stillman Ladd Deknatel Beyer Walcott Russell. C hari t Drive Committee The Milton Academy Charity Drive once again this year conducted and completed successfully its annual cam- paign. The purpose of this drive was to give some of our money to charities which the student body felt were not only worthy but were in real need. The student body of the upper three classes in Wigg Hall chose the charities which were eventually given money. There were this year, as in past years, three non-electives - or charities to which we give every year: the United Fund, the Milton Hospital, and the Milton Academy Christmas Fund. There were in addition five elective charities: Cancer, Care, the Heart Fund, Radio-Free Europe, and the Perkins Institute for the Blind. Each boy in Warren Hall gave three dollars and a half, and each student in Wigg donated seven. Thus the total sum, roughly 351500, enabled us to sendfchecks of 35125 to each of the elective charities, and to divide the remaining sum among the non-electives. Speeches were given in Wigg Hall by members of the First Class con- cerning the various charities and these were helpful in determining the choice. Charlie Pierce and Steve Bingham organized the collectors in each class: Laurie Coburn and Ken Bolton in the Second Class, Dudley Ladd and Charlie Deknatel in the Third Class, Bill Beyer, Charlie Stillman and john Russell in the Fourth Class, Peter Walcott, Jim Pappas and Henry Foley in the Fifth Class, Ben Taylor and Fred Sykes in the Sixth Class. The results of this drive were obvious by the very grateful letters which have been received.