Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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First row: M. Sencabaugh, R. Loomer, M. Perreault, B. Put- nam, F. Zuromskis, N. Judson, E. Levesque, Ci. Symonds. Second row: Miss Helen Parks, Miss Mildred Shea, Miss Ethel Sawin, P. Milde, Ca. Riley, A. Seguin, M. Simonian, Mr. James Cooke, Miss Louise Lothrop. Z7a,fio1fLaf ,Honor ,gincielfy First Term Second Term President ....... Barbara Putnam ...... Manuel Simonian Vice-President . . .Frances Zuromskis .... Phyllis Milde Secretary ....... Nancy Judson ........ Marilyn Sencabaugh Treasurer ....... Roberta Loomer ...... Ciail Riley Publicity ....... Marion Perreault ..... Ann Seguin The National Honor Society was established by the Association of Sec- ondary School Principals for the purpose of recognizing students who are out- standing in the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership. and service. The faculty and the faculty council select candidates who are in the upper third of their class. Seven per cent of the Junior Class is elected to the society near the end of the school year. Eleven per cent of the remainder of the class is selected in March of the Senior Year. In pursuance of its policy of service to others, this society participates in many activities during the year. Members serve as ushers at the Open House. As a means of raising funds the society has sponsored illustrated lectures for students. Successful auctions have also been held. Memorial Day, the society decorates the war memorial on the Common. Contributions to CARE, March of Dimes, Junior Red Cross, and other worthwhile causes are some of the other activities. Membership in this society is considered one of the highest honors that this school can confer. A member of this society is a member of a national organization that is represented in about 3,000 other secondary schools in the United States. Thus, we should feel justly proud to have the National Honor Society in the Shrewsbury High.

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Front row: T. Betti, S. McGrail, B. Putnam. G. Symonds, P. Milde. J. Whitney, G. Riley, M. Paraneum. D. Flynn, K. Mullen. V. Carroll, J. Hickey, H. Anderson. Second row: Miss Louise Lothrop, Mrs. Elizabeth Hamel. Ad- visers, J. Anderson, B. Sweetman, M. Sencabaugh, J. Breen, J. Schwartza, G. Claflin, J. Ireland, A. Seguin, M. Milde, F. Zuromskis, M. Ryder, F. McGrail, J. Fir- min. N. Judson, C. Olson, M. Holbrook. C. Safford, J. Remse, I. Otterson, I, Noyes, N. Beer, Miss Mildred Shea, Adviser. Third row: F. Sandy, D. Jewers, S. Hatch, J. Towns, L. Allen, S. Stoliker, M. Michaud, G. Knecht, B. Bergquist, C. Dunn, R. Staples, A. Sencabaugh, J. Valley, B. Regan, L. Casasanto, S. Sanguinet, J. Charette. Fourth row: P. O'Marrah, S. Amaral, M. Simonian, P. John- son, H. Guertin, M. Rigiero, D. Hesselton, P. Kirby, P. Parker, R. Parker, J. Kelley, J. Briggs. own Pier EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...................... GAIL RILEY ASSISTANT EDITOR ............... JEAN WHITNEY Business Manager ....... Phyllis Milde Humor .............. Philip Johnson Literary ............ Barbara Putnam Art and Cartooning. .Manuel Simonian Dorothy Flynn Gossip ............. Kathleen Mullen Activities ...... ...... T heresa Betti Virginia Carroll Girls' Sports. . . .... Gloria Symonds Alumni ........... Marilyn Paraneum Boys' Sports. . . .... Henry Guertin Special Features ...... Jackie Hickey Exchange ............... Joan Heitin Helen Anderson News and Activities. . .Sandra McGrail JUNIOR HIGH ADVISER. . .MRS. ELIZABETH HAMEL SENIOR HIGH ADVISERS. . .MISS LOUISE LOTHROP MISS MILDRED SHEA The Town Crier, our school newspaper, has had a very successful year, thanks to the guidance of Miss Lothrop, Mrs. Hamel, and the assistance of Miss Shea and her competent typing class CClass of '52J. Five issues of the Town Crier were published this year, every one of which was well received by the student body. We know that to those whom we leave the tools of our trade will carry higher and onward the ideals of the Town Crier.

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First row: A. Seguin, G. Riley, D. Page. M. Torrens, P. John- son, J. McCarthy, A. Fairbanks, F. Zuromskis. Second row: J. Elliott, P. Wilson. B. Middleton, J. Hickey, J. Nordgren, J. Whitney. M. Pride, M. Bell, H. Anderson, M. Estabrook. M. Milde, J. Antoun, R. Toombs. P. Mathieu, B. Bushey, Miss Antonia Gucciardi, Adviser. Third row: T. Shaw, A. l-eBlanc. S. l-latch. G. D'Allesandro. W. Sanders, P. Kirby. W. Andersen. J. Green, E. Clemons, C. Walsh. F. Sandy, J. Breen. jrencA President ....... ...................... P hilip Johnson Vice-President .... ..... J ean McCarthy Secretary ....... .... M argaret McArdle Treasurer ..... ....... M arianne Torrens Adviser ........ ................ M iss Antonia Gucciardi The French Club is an organization composed of French students inter- ested in furthering their knowledge of France, and to acquire familiarity with their customs, music. literature. art, and cultural background. Correspondence is carried on with Eugene Bocher. a French boy who was adopted by the club after the war. Packages of food and clothing are sent to Eugene and his family as frequently as possible. The aim of the French Club is to create a better under- standing of France and its people.