Northfield High School - Rambler Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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Rambler Staff Editor-in-Chief . .... .. Pat Mazuzan Associate Advertising Managers .,,. Bob Brassard Assistant Editor . ,. ,. ,.,.,, Randall Bell Irene Hebert Associate Editors ,. ,, ,.,, . Hazel Greenslit Evelyn Terry Gordon Merritt Art Editor ,. ..,.. ., ,. .... Co-nnie Sargent Barbara Pregent Circulation Manager . ..,, A Lindsay Wheeler Wesley Rumney Associate Circulation Managers .,.,,.. .. John Diego Homer Smith Betty Hardaker Millard Stranahan Muriel Wood Business Manager . , Alfred Ouellett Layout and Photography Mr. Walter Reeder Advertising Manager .... . Max Templeton Printing and Engraving Mr. Roy Haggett

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MISS MYRTLE ROGERS 1 Z. Z. We, the Class of 1950, wish to dedicate the Rambler this year to our Commercial teacher and friend, Miss Rogers. She has been a real help and constant source of encouragement to us throughout our four years in North- field High. This year marks her 30th year of teaching at Northfield High School, and during that time she has been constantly making new friends and endearing herself to the hearts of her students and fellow teachers. She has kept many a student on the road to success when he would otherwise have fallen by the way. To you, Miss Rogers, we say, Thank you, and may you soon enjoy that rest and vacation which you have cer- tainly earned.

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Seated fleft to 'rightj - Hazel Greenslit, Pat Mazuzan, Max Templeton, Mary Garrity. Stafrwling - James Ford, Dick Owen, George Goodrich. Student Councif The Student Council was organized under the able guidance of Mr. Crane. The Council consisted of seven representatives from four classes - three from the senior class, two from the junior, one from the sophomore, and one from the freshman. Max Templeton was elected chairman and Pat Mazuzan secretary. During the course of the year the Council set up a school calendar which listed the activities each class was allowed. It also took charge of the assemblies that were held every two Weeks. Room inspections were made twice a week and a plaque was given to Miss Wellington's sophomore homeroom in recognition of the excellent condi- tion of the room. The Council also corresponded with surrounding schools to get sugges- tions as to the organizing of the freshman handbook. The work of this group has helped the faculty and the student body uphold the fine traditions of Northfield High School and make it a better school.