Shrewsbury High School - Colonial Yearbook (Shrewsbury, MA)

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First row: R. Alano, D. Park, R. Mowry, J. Montecalvo, D. Johnson, M. Wilson, L. Anderson, M. Catino, R. Mar- tinelli, J. Collamore. Second row: Mr. Whitcomb, Adviser, E. Bates, J. Johnson, A. Josephson, R. Cellucci, G. Crossman, V. Johnson. R. Schultz, R. Trotto. ,AA President ...... . . . Martin Wilson Vice-President. . . .... Rodney Mowry Secretary ..... . . Joseph Montecalvo Treasurer .... . .... David Johnson The Hi-Y Organization met four times a month under the capable guid- ance of Mr. Louis Whitcornb. Each year a limited number of boys,-the mem- bership may not exceed 2O,fare chosen io become members of this group. Hi-Y is associated with the Y. M. C. A. Yearly meetings and linal initiation of mem- bers take place at the Y. M. C. A. in Worcester, but most of the meetings are informal gatherings. Perhaps most of us think of Hi-Y as it appears during the hilarious week which follows election of new candidates, when all formality is forgotten. But the club serves a serious purpose as well. At the meetings im- promptu discussions are the rule, and from time to time notable speakers are heard on subjects which interest the boys. One of the main events of the social calendar is a week-end Convention, held in some town which has an organized Hi-Y. This year it was held in Wesllield, Massachusetts. The Convention proved to be most educational for the ten boys who attended. The seniors graduate this year, but others coming will fill their places. They will carry on the name. tradition, and honor for which the Hi-Y stands.

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First row: C. Olson, B. Sweetman, J. Firmin, R. Loomer. P. Milde, A. Seguin, N. Judson, F. Zuromskis, Mrs. Bath. Adviser. Second row: G. Severance, M. Holbrook, J. Whitney, J. Ireland, G. Riley, M. Pride. P. McGrail, A. Perreault. D. Backholm. O!i1r1f1,ALL jan. fgmu President ...... ...Ann Seguin Vice-President. . . .... Phyllis Milde Secretary ...... .... N ancy Judson Treasurer ............................... Roberta Loomer The girls' organization, Lambda Tau Sigma. has turned another page in its history. The activities and achievements of l95O-51 will be long remembered by its members. The Penny Sale and the annual hayride activities were most successful, and enjoyed by all. Hi-Y turned the tables by playing host to the members of Lambda Tau Sigma at a spaghetti supper and were chosen the Mchefs of the year. The annual Christmas Ball was held during the holidays and was aptly named 'ASnow Fluffy. Decorations, dance orders, and all were very appro- priate. The guest speakers at several meetings, the various trips, the mother- daughter night, kept the activities at a high tempo. Lambda Tau Sigma has been more than fortunate in again having as its adviser. Mrs. Russell Bath. whose untiring efforts and inspirational leadership have made this a never to be for- gotten year. The annual banquet was a Htting climax to a very pleasurable year.

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First row: Mr. John Connelly, Adviser, R. Watson, S. Hatch, V. Johnson, H. Anderson, J. Concordia, B. Francis, J. Hickey, F, Viscardi, E. Fortier. Second row: E. Melander, D. Hesselton, J. Towns, M. Mowry, M. Michaud, D. Foley, L. Allen, R. Wahlstrom, J. Shevchenko, P. Johnson, R. Hastings, H. Greenwood. Third row: J. Monahan, W. Vendt, R. Clark, W. Londergan, J. Cote. ,gbience President ....... . . .Joseph Concordia Vice-President .... .... B radford Francis Secretary ....... .... H elen Anderson Treasurer ........ ..... . . . .... Vernon Johnson The Science Club organized for the year with their first meeting in October. Peter Parker, Benjamin Nlastro, and Philip Johnson were chosen to make up the program committee. Individual projects in general science, biology, entomology, chemistry, and physics were carried on. As in past years, the Science Club participated in the annual Shrewsbury Science Fair held in Nee Hall in the Spring of the year. The year's activities were concluded in June with a field trip to the new Museum of Science in Boston.