Northborough High School - North Star Yearbook (Northborough, MA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council busily went about its work, following the provisions of the revised school constitution. A major project was the drawing up of a handbook, which will be published in the tall and will serve to ac- quaint new students with the school. Another innovation was the installation of a suggestion box in the office Perhaps the biggest project was the North boro Youth Council The Student Council formed the nucleus of this new organization, whose aim is to provide more activities for the young people ot the town For the Student Council, this was certainly an active and profitable year Advisor Mrs Eleanor Hubbard yxfx-16 Student Council members clockwise seated Linda Dutresne Linda Egan Linda Brackett Janet Schofield Barbara Schoonmaker Laurie Carlson Bertha Munzert Patricia Wells Judith Scott Standing Bradford Cook Russell Baker Ralph Rayner William George Bruce Carlson Robert Keigwin David Donnelly Peter Morin i M255 ...,.4-df' I Secretory Linda Egan 3 Vice President Ralph Rayner President Bruce Carlson 7 -t-Tc: if - lflt -. , , . f I ' 5 'R K ' L 1 Z u s I J ' I I S I I I I I I I f 1 - 1 1 r - Y I ' . 9: ' sv: Y ' ' ' ' A 1 . , . s.- -, 2 g. ' ' ' N L W l J lk N ' vs W If ,gin-. . ' 'aff ' K. N B-'I-if-1 ,...,.M .,,, . ,Nici 'V me -Q J 53 V: gl'-'51 . A will i X: J? A ,ly My if , , ,g .3 ' f.,u,.' v 3 , . X N. 1 ll A fe ,4- 'SO

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Left to right, first row: Billy Ilsley, Craig Tyre, Winslow Bickford, Janice MacLeod, Tony Vickers, Richard Gray, Earl Hickson. Second row: Richard Garcia, Buddy McNutt, Janet Winning, Bruce Armington, Peter Matioli, James Nelson, Donald Olson. THE NORTHBORO HIGH SCHOOL BAND lt was in the fall of i953 that the North- of having, Happily, both he and the students bO O High Sfhool Bond WGS l '0U9U 0l'ed- MV- survived, until today the N. H. S. music- Freeman suffered through wrong notes, - h ' broken reeds, and sundry other problems makers ire O Sm' young' but Ormomous' which only fledgling musicians are capable Orgomzo 'On' Majorettes, left to right: Muriel Steere, Jeanne Allaire, Maureen Gauvin, Patricia Wells, Donna Jean Hayes, Franny Phillipo, and Harlene Flanders.