Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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Lmf'r SIDE First row: W. Daniels, R. Zona, Cv. Bartholomew, L. Miller, R. Sylvester Second row: R. Green, T. Ross, R. Vinton, D. Dean, R. Dean, R. Whitney Third row: XV. Liljestrand, R. Eaton, C. Merrill, M. Abasciano, C. Kellogg, C. Stolaroff, R. Dean Fourth raw: W. Mawdsley, N. Chaponis, Holmes, M. Ward, P. Ward, Sandy, N. Horne, B. Moore, J. Knecht Fifth rowg B, Kay, M. Birnie, N. Mathieson, j. Thayer, A. Cate, N. jackson, N. Ford, L. Hager- strom, M. Zenis, B. Farr Sixth row: P. -Ioubert, Klinglofi, M. Davis, C. Malhoit, B. Dudley, N. Rees, B. Anderson, N. Thayer, I. Clarke Seventh row: Cv. Burrell, Johnson, M. Provost, E. Taylor, -I. Sheldon, C. Pepper, A. Gonya, E. johnson, V. Bryant, D. Parks Eighzh row: j. Albrizio, I.. Dean, H. Whittemore, P. Fallstrom, E. Knight, A. Larsen, Hatch, R. Kant .Ninth row: N. Bath, D. Hall, B, Foley, Collier, j. Ireland, Hughes, A. Wood, S. Carroll Gee Director, MISS The Glee Club is the most popular organ, ization in Beal High School. The big program of the year is the Pops Concert. There will be songs from every RIGHT Simi First row: D. johnson, R. Leonard, D. Morgan, N. Hall, D. Wright, G. Granger Second row: R. Wiles, R. Hubbard, R, H. Adams, L. Bowker, W. Keegan, G, Concordia, Miss Tyrrell Third row: F. joslyn, W. Moore, H. D'Allesandro, M. Kant, E. Norris, P. Peloquin, D. Farmer, R. L. Adams Fourth row: C. Burns, P. Jewell, M, Tracy, E. Flynn, I. Falvey, P. Dumas, M. Kennedy, E. Kender, I. Crendron Fifth row: V. Leone, R. Peters, L. Roy, l. Smith, M. Goodell, B. O'Marrah, N. Trotto, S. O'Mar- rah Sixth row: C. Maenzo, B. Smith, P. Adams, B. Bry- ant, E. Wysocki, P. Spooner, N. Beck, j. Claflin Seventh row: M. Lundberg, A. Stone, B. Cambria, B. judson, j. Shevchenko, L. Settle, H. Parsons, B. Prosser Eighth row: White, N. Stevens, M. Henley, L. DiLeo, E. Monopoli, L. Cozzoli, M. Cviue mentaro, B. Gordon, S. Severance, Morison Ninth row: M. Parsons, P. Sencabaugh, L. Simone, T. Schiavone, E. Hayes, B. Sterner, A. Fadgen, j. Brunelle, I. Billings, B. Sundman lub TYRRELL country, as well as specialty dances. Miss Tyrrell has worked very conscientiously on all her programs, and we know that through her efforts, the Pops Concert will surely be asuccess. SO MAJOR HOWARD W. BEAI. MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL

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First row: Cv. Prosser, D. Fohlin, C. Pepper, B. Cambria, P. Lossano, A. Fadgen, M. Kennedy, E. Nelson, Henne Second row: R. Crandell, A. Thayer, F. joslyn, R. jewers, R. McCowan, W. Neupcrt, C. Erickson Third row: D. Flynn, R. Berggren, Thayer, P. joubert, R. Wahlstrom, M. Henley Band Drum Nlajorette: Phyllis Lossano Twirlers: Marjorie Kennedy, Nancy Fadgen, Barbara Cambria Clarinets: Richard McCowan, Werner Neu- pert, Carl Erickson, Joy Henne, Douglas Fohlin, Daniel Flynn, Evelyn Nelson Trumpets: Alan Thayer, Richard Bergf gren, Paul Joubert Trombones: Francis Joslyn, Robert Crandell, William Anderson The Band, under our new supervisior, Miss Tyrrell, has accomplished and achieved suc- cess for Shrewsbury High School during the past year. The band was a symbol to the Shrewsbury football team as it marched with them to many victories. The Band has had much response from the students at the games SHREWSBURY, MASSACHUSETTS Drums z Joanne Thayer, Richard Wahlstrom, Gordon Prosser Base Drum: Robert jewers Cymbals: Camella Pepper Flute: Marion Henley fllto Horns: joan Morton, Beverly Moore Tenor Drums: Paul Brazeau and during pep assemblies. lt has had re- hearsals Tuesday nights and home-room period on Thursday. All of the members have worked hard to make a success of it and have still found time to enjoy the fun that goes along with being a member of the Band. 49

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i puuq lull , 1 s -I First rowz V. Leone, Miss Shea, D. Hall, j. Clafiin, R. Kant, R. Fiorelli, j. Morison, N. Bath, Hatch, Miss Lothrop, E. Hayes Second row: B. Prosser, M. Ciiumentaro, M. Lundberg, J. Ireland, N. Beck, H. Whitteniore, P. Jewell, F. Zuromski, A. Sequin, V. Hesselton, M. Bell, Allen, Ferrie, V. Bryant, M. McArdle Third row: L. DiLeo. T. Thomas, C. Burns, A. Stone, L. Cozzoli, M. Zenis, 1. Wallsten, B. janson, B. Sterncr, B. Cambria, M, Provost, johnson, P. Amidon, Brunelle I uurth row: R. Leonard, L. Miller, M. Ward, R. Peters, R. Whitney, E. Stimets, D. Dean, R. H. Adams, W. Moore, M. Kant, M. Birnie, Klinglofli, S. Loomer, L. Miller The WToWn Crierw Iidimrfin chief: . . Ross Fiorelli Business Viznuger . . . joan Morison Lileriiry lfcliiors .... -Ioanne Claflin, Rena Kant, Michael Kant Actiziities . Richard H. Adams, Nancy Bath Ari . Barbara Cambria, Joanne Hatch Cartoons . .,,. Richard Wliitncy, l.incoln Miller, Terrence johnson School News . . Mildred Ciiumentaro, Nlaybritt laindlverg This year, through the efforts of some journalistic enthusiasts, The Town Crier made its appearance. lt is the first Shrewsbury High School newspaper to be published since 1941. It has been thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated hy the whole student body. There Sl lRliWSI3l IRY, MASSAC'HUSF'I l'S Gossip . joyce Ireland, Wilhert Moore, Edward Stimets, Marianne Zenis Boys' Sports Richard Leonard, Richard Berggren Girls' Sports Helen Whittenmore, Beverly janson Alumni . . . Sumner Loomer, Nancy Beck Humor Dorothy Hall, Carol Burns, David Dean Exchange Editors jean Wallsten, Priscilla jewell Advertising ..... Lawrence Miller Advisers . Miss Lothrop, Miss Shea Typisis . . . Sll Commercial Type Class have been some original cartoons included and many novelty articles, among the pages of' original literary material supplied by the students. The school newspaper has been a great success this year. The efforts of the complete staff are thoroughly appreciated. Sl