Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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lirsz run' R. Kant, IVI. Kennedy, B. Foley, R. Williqiiiis, N. Rath, I. Ucndron, If Knight St-cmid mtv. hliss Sawin, N. Recs, I'. Adams, C. IVI.1cnzo, Thayer, lVIr. Cooke Hurd row: R. Green, I. Mitchell, IVI, Ross, G, Crcedon, R. Berggren Student Couneil President . . . RICHARD WILLIAMS Vice-prcsitlcui . . . BARBARA FOLEY Sccretilrv rind Illreilsilrcr .... NANCY BATH 4!Itlr'r.wrs . . . Miss SAWIN, MR. COOKE The Student Council consists ol' sixteen memhers, who were elected hy their respecf tive classes, to represent them in the govern- ing hody ol, the high school. Ar the hrst meeting ollicers were elected, and it was decided that meetings would he held on the second and liourth Tuesday of each month. At our next meeting, Phyllis Adams and Nancy Recs were asked to he delegates to the Worcester Red Cross Chapter, and Irene Qendron and Rena Kant were selected to take care ol' the suggestion hox. This hox is placed in the ollice, where any student may put suggestions for the hettering of the SI IREVVSBI IRY, MASSACI IUSIZ'I'TS school, This year the Council had the cheers put into the liootlaall program, and also supplied parliamentary law pamphlets to every class othcer. Richard Williaiiis and Nancy Rees were sent to a Student Council conference held in New Hampshire, where they helped make up the New England Charter. The Council also held a movie this year, in order to earn money to help refurnish a veteran's room at Rutlidge. The Student Council and the Ikaculty work hand-in-hand in order to ohtain a more satis- I-actory school organization. 39

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First row: N. Thayer, S. Loomcr, L, Dean, R. Wiles, N, Bath. E. Wysamcki, R. Fiorelli, l. Gcndron Sccuml row: A. Stone, D. Hall, l-. Cozzolli, M, Cviumentaro, N. Rees, P. Spooner, M, Tracy, B. judson, L, Settle, C. Burns Third row: R. Zona, M. Abasciano, L. Safford, E. Stimcts, D. Dean, R. H. Adams, M. Cooke, M. Kant, R. McCowan, Mr, Cooke Traffic Squad Cizpmms . , NANCY BATH, ROBERT WILES Leaders . . LOIS DEAN, ELEANOR WYSOCKI ROSS FIORELLI, SUMNER LOOMER This year the Traihc Squad has worked elhciently. lt has tried and succeeded in making a systematic plan to promote smooth trafhc lines throughout the hall, Consisting of approximately thirty members, elected by the National Honor Society at the end of each year from the sophomore and junior classes, these members are given directions from the 38 captains, one on each floor, and from the sectional leaders, two on each Hoor. The teachers themselves have helped immensely in securing systematic traffic lines. Nlemberf ship in the Trafhc Squad is a service to the school. The work that these girls and boys have done is certainly appreciated by all the faculty and by the students themselves. MAJOR HOWARD W. B-EAL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

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First rrmz- H. Rawlings, B. Dudley, Hatch, W. Nloore, N. Beck, ll MCW.ly', E. Wyfswcki, Nl. Kennedy, l. Gendron, D. Farmer Second rmu: Miss Churchill, P. Dumas, Collier, R. lVlenard, B. Foley, N. Bath, R. H. Adams R. Fiorelli, E. Kender, G. Nlontecalvo, D. Hall Third row: P. Fallstrom, B. Bryant, H. Whitteiiiivre, lreland, Trorta, Claflin, R. Kant, l-. Dean, Leone, H. Caralner Fourth row: l-. Miller, C. Merrill, R. Wiles, C. Stolarofl, W.Putnan1, R. johnson, R. Hubbard, E. Norris, P. Spooner, N. Thayer Senior Play For our Senior Play this year we related to the audience what The Whole Town's Talking about. The town was buzzing mostly about quiet Chester Binney CBill Nloorel who was busy during most of the play chasing Ethel CNan Beckj, the girl whose men had to Hsow their wild oats , charmant monsieur Shields CDon Farmerj who had to dodge pursuing women like Lila QMargy Kennedyj and Sally Qjane Bathj in order to live in peace, dignified Henry Simmons CDon McWayj whose face turned purple when his dancing teacher Sadie Bloom Q0 Hatchj called him an old Dodol' and his wife Harriet flfleanor Wysiackil who cast him dark, suspicious glances after receiving her husband's niece's pocketbook from Taxi Driver CHarry Rawlingsj, Letty Lythe Qlrene 40 Crendronj who tried to make powerful Don' ald Swift CDick H. Adamsl jealous by ref minding Chet of Hthose happy hectic Holly- wood hours , Annie QBea Dudleyj who had a hard time running back and forth between doorbells, Mrs. jackson CCvrace Nlontecalvob whose dress was the envy of all the girls, and our two dancers CBarb Foley and Bob Men' ardj, who put the hnal touch on our play. lt was a wellfinformed audience that left the Town Hall on the two nights the play ran, wellfinformed that the Class of l47 has some talented actors and comedians. We wish to thank Miss Churchill who con- tributed so much to the success of our play with her able direction and her willingness to help us out of many difficulties. MAJGR IIOVVARD W. BEAI.. MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL