Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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First row: D, johnson, D. Whitney, W. Nloore, linccht, S. Loomer, A. Fadgcn, P. Adams, R. Williams, l. Clarke, R. Coghlin Second row: P. Lossano, A. Bcrgsten, Billings, E. Flynn, H. Whittemore, Hadley, B. judson, j. Ireland, D. Hall, A. Gonya, C. Burns, j. Brunclle 'lillird row: A. Larsen, P. Birnie, lVloriSon, P. Sencabaugh, Shtvchcnlco, N. Recs, Klingloll, B. Stcrner, j. Wallstcn, A. Wood, Nlr. Baccaro Fourth rozuf E. Knight, R. Olson, D. McWay, R. Whitney, D. Dean, D. Walwcr, C, Grout, W. Keegan, B. Anderson, Mr. Cooke Camera Club President . . Vice-president . Secretary . Treasurer Sponsor . This year a few camera enthusiasts put their heads together and organized the Camera Club. Now, it has become one ofthe most popular school organizations, through the efforts of Mr. Baccaro, their sponsor. The group is divided into four committees with a leader appointed for each. Bill Nloore heads the chemistry department, Richard Williams, the movie camera committee, Donald McWay, the movie projector secf SHREWSBURY , MASSACI lUSE'1 I'S . SUMNER LOOMER IEAN KNECHT ANN FADGEN . PHYLLIS ADAMS MR. BACCARO tiong and Doris Whitney, the still camera division. This type of grouping has provided the Club with a systematic method of conducting meetings. At the weekly meetings lectures are given by the different members, and occasionally by outside people. The purpose of the club is to teach camera enthusiasts' the correct method of taking pictures, and to stimulate interest in this field. 45

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First row: R. Coghlin, L. Bartlett, R. Antoun, R. jcwers, R. Crandall, K. Hultquist, G. Granger Second ro-zu: R. Olson, D. Dean, R. Williaixxs, Wallsrcn, W. Daniels, R. H. Adams, B. Janson, E. Stimets, M, Kant 'fhird row: C. Borghesani, P. Birnic, N. Horne, j. Sandy, E. Kelman, N. Stevens, Miss Cvucciardi, l. Smith, I. White, A. Bergsten, B. Moore, M. Parsons, P. Sencabaugh Fourth row: R. Fiorelli, W. Moore, G. Concordia, J. Hughes, N. Chaponis, B. Anderson, Morison, j. Holmes, A. Nelson, M. Cooke, I.. Bowker wrench Club President . . Vice-president . Secretary . . Treasu rcr . , This year another new club has been added to Shrewsbury High School. Through the efforts of Miss Cmcciardi, the French Club has now gained a membership of forty-two. The French Club meets once a month. In these meetings, questions are asked and sug- gestions are made to further the knowledge of France. After the business meeting, there is entertainment, consisting of slides or films, French games, puzzles, music, or other forms of entertainment. 44 RICHARD H. ADAMS WAYNE DANIELS BEVERLY JANSON JEAN WALLSTEN The French Club has adopted a French orphan, Eugene Bocher, a boy of fifteen, liv- ing in Saint-Lo, to whom the Club sends two packages monthly- -one of clothing and one of food. The purpose of the organization is to prof mote a better understanding between the American and French people. Through correspondence the study of their art and music, and by the showing of movies, the club hopes to achieve this understanding. MAJOR HOWARD W. BEAL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

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M. Nlorrisscy, Clallin, N, Beck, E. Wysimcki, R. Kant, E. Kender, Miss Churchill f Junior Prize Spealkin On the evening of june 4, 19.46, six girls were on the stage at Nee Hall, waiting anxiously to give their selections for junior Prize Speaking, The ushers were Nancy Bath, jean Collier, Barbara Foley, and Marjorie Kennedy. The judges were Mrs. David Smith of Grafton, Miss Ann Smith of Grafton, and Miss jessie S. Smith of Holden. The orchestra under the direction of Mr, Wall opened with a medley. To start the program, President Richard H. Adams gave the Address of XVelcome. Mary Morrissey was the first speaker with At Ease, Son, The second to speak was joanne Claflin giving The Glad Game from Pollymma. For a short interlude the orchestra played Panis Angelicusu by Cesar Franck. Eleanor Wysocki was next with an oration Minding 46 Our Own Business. In sharp contrast, Eleanor Kender spoke Sweet and Girlish, a humorous selection, Again the orchestra rendered a piece by Sigmund Romberg, Softly, as in the Morning Sunrise, For the following number, Rena Kant came forth with a very entertaining piece, The Waltz. For the finale Nancy Beck presented a dramatic Bittersweet After many minutes of waiting and wondering, Mrs. Arthur N. Parmenter, President of the Shrewsbury WLTIIIHHYS Club, awarded the prizes. Nancy Beck came out first, Eleanor Wystucki second, and Rena Kant, honorable mention. All who particif pated in this program benefited greatly from Miss Churchill's expert direction. MAJOR HOVVARD W. BEAL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL