Oxford High School - Ravelins Yearbook (Oxford, MA)

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RAVELIN'S EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ........ .............................. ........ Associate Editor ....... Literary Editor ..... . Associates .................... Humor and Rumor ..... Social Editor ............. News About School ...... Athletics .................. Alumni Editor .... Exchange ........... Reporters ........ Business Manager .................. Associate Business Mana ger Faculty Adviser ...................................................... Elsie NVilley ........Louise Grandone ........l3eatrice Davis ........Edith Munn Sheila Herbert ........Ralph Morrow ........Marjorie Davis Viola Lyman Ilelrn Daley Harry Jolly Sarah Riel ........George Sibley ........Julia Klok ........Sophia Nesta Francis Germain Jeanette Gibson Dorothy Brown Gladys Stone Gordon Shortsleeves Miss Manning SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF Editors ...................................................................... Business Manager ............... Assistant Business Manager ...... Feature Writers ........................ Reporters ................... Write-up Committee ...... Sports Vtlriters ...... Viola Lyman, Elsie VVilley .........Gladys Stone ..........Gordon Shortsleeves ..........Helen Daley, Eldora Javery ..........Marjorie Davis, Claire Perry, Edward Robidoux, George Sibley Hazel Stoll, Peter Beliasukas, Henry Dalbec Eldora Javery, Claire Perry ..........Edith Munn, Ilarry Jolly l47l

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RA VELIN 'S ,.Q,, K THE LATIN CLUB Adviser: Miss Evelyn Gritiiths OFFICERS President Robert IIelIiwelI Viee-President Regina Ekbergh Secretary-Treasurer Edith Munn A new society has been weleoined to Oxford High, namely the Latin Club. Meetings are held on the last Thursday of eaeh month when interesting games and entertainment follow the business meeting. The mernbers recall the evening meeting held at our adviser's home. Ev- eryone had a good time. I must not forget to mention the frankfurt roast which the faeulty was invited to. They put aside some of their dignity and entered into the spirit of the event. The following are members: Lymert Balcom Peter Iieliauskas Dorothy Brown Robert Browning Bertha Vasavant Esther Vlementson Edgar Dimoek Regina Ekbergh Philip Fales Robert Ilelliwell Dorothy Taft l 45 l Rosemary Ilerbert Sheila IIerbert Nellie Ilerbst -Iulia Klok Margaret Leahy George Iieelaire Earl Morey Edith Munn Marguerite Rawson Wesley Richardson

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KAYELIN 'S LE CEBCLE FRANCAIS Adviser: Miss IIelen Lupien OFFICERS President Julia Klok Vice-President Irwin Pottle Secretary Regina Ekbergh Treasurer Irene Messier HLQ Uercle FI-ancaisu is another accomplished club in the school. Meet- ings are frequently held and interesting' speakers are heard and enioyecl by all. Many of the members correspond with French students in France and will continue to do so during the summer months. This school year the club has functioned very highly. The first important event was the Christmas Party. Rev. Lup'en gave a fascinatinq talk on France. He talked about the school system, the war, and French customs. During February the club met., frames were played and two playg were given. A tea dance was given May 23. MEMBERS Jeannette Gibson Marjorie Gould Pauline Goyette Marguerite Cameron Charles Ilarrington Betty Kemp Julia Klok Doris Lapan Ellen LaR'ose Rita Lyman Gabrielle Manville Irene Messier Ralph Morrow l43I Elodie Bedard Hazel Boyatzi Robert Browning Catherine Christian Rita Dandurand Edgar Dimock Catherine Dinsmoor Dorothy Eames Regina Ekbergh Beatrice Fountaine Francis Germain Earl Morey Mary Nesta Irwin Pottle Wesley Richardson Doris Smith Charles Stone Elenor Thompson Olive Vllood Robert Helliwell George LeClaire Elizabeth Leahy Winifred Collemer