Newton North High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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'I L.1....'lX, S,-L33 Michael Gradone Once again the Palmer House Council had a successful and exciting year. With the organizing leadership of President Judy Rollings, Vice-President Diana Cohen, Treasurer Nancy Vetstein, Secretary John Carleen and Advisor, Palm- er House Housemaster, Michael B. Gradone, the council brought the famous Expo to Main Street. Expo Main Street was truly a phenomonal success, most certainly a highlight of the N.N.H.S. Open Campus activities. In October and November, the council undertook the sale of fresh oranges-yes, delicious Florida Sunshine Oranges-to students and faculty at N.N.H.S. Considring the scrumptuous delights offered by various cultural clubs at Expo and the oranges sold in October and November, it would be fair to say that Palmer House Council successfully satisfied our appetites. Funds received from Expo and the orange sale will be graciously donated to several charities. -ff Helen M. Leone Ann Nicoletta 4'-f, 7j4?x 'L' 'EL' FRONT ROW-CL TO RJ Vice President Diana Cohen, Treasurer Nancy Vetstein, Debbie Feinstein. SECOND ROW- President Judy Rollins, Susan Shannon, Hope Wolfson, Secretary Jon Carleen.

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Norman Gaudet Florence Festinger Although more concerned with unifying Adams House, the Adams House Council this year succeeded in fund raising, as well as socially conscious activities. The Council was under the leadership of President Connie Gleason, Vice-President Patsy Nicolazzo, Secretary Patty Lavorgna, Treasurer Alexis Rosenoer, Publicity Manager Beth Banks, and Faculty Advisors Stan Bornstein and Kit Ober. The Council figures heavily in all of the Clean Air Action petitioning. They worked constantly on improving their commons room. The annual Before Thanksgiving Hunger Day to raise money for Care and Oxfam was a success. The rest of the year the Council conducted endless programs including apple picking and selling, and the Student-Faculty Talent Show to raise money for the Adams House scholarship fund. 'B fax F Florence Taplin V FIRST ROW - CL TO RJ Ed Bresnahan, Mandy Johnston, Amy Levin, Roslyn Brisson, Debbie McDonald. SECOND ROW - Sheila Casey, Mary Sheehan, Helen Biziak, Peggy Tenant, Jane Kaye, Anne Cronin. THIRD ROW - Stan Bornstein, Publicity Manager Beth Banks. Sec'y Patty Levorgne, President Connie Gleason. Vice President Patty Nicolazzo, Treasurer Alexis Rosenoer, Kit Ober. i X X 1 I ili'.

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This year Riley House had a strong coun- cil. The council functioned under the leader- ship of President Elizabeth Schon, Vice- President Tom Arsenault, Secretary llene Cronan and Treasurer Sarah Fisher. Mr. Schreider, the faculty advisor was a large i asset to the council. The Riley House Council inspired large student participation through several suc- cessful programs. There were three House outings: a trip to a lodge in Millis, a ski outing e in the winter and the annual Spring outing. Riley House also worked hard to plan a se- ries of entertainment evenings consisting of fe X comedy, movies, cartoons and a game show night. Last, but not least, we were all grate- ful to Riley House for the delicious donuts and coffee every Wednesday morning. Edward Ffaktman Edith Raymgnd Cecilia Adams L 0 7 v Nb--if 3 X FRONT ROW-CL TO RJ Vice-President Tom Arsenault, Treasurer Sarah Fisher, President Bootsie Schon, Secretary Eileen Cronin. MIDDLE ROW-QL TO RJ Faculty Advisor Don Crowley. Stu Werman, Bill Peterson, Kate Green, Louise McQuillan, Peter Ezerin, Maureen Fairbanks, Faculty Advisor Inez Dover. BACK ROW-CL TO RJ Rachael Berg. Janice Ward, Lee Pendergast, Linda Berman, Alison Visco, Diana Fay. Kim O'DonneI, Faculty Advisor .lim Schreider, Mark Carone.