Silver Lake Regional High School - Torch Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

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Daria Montanari Adrian Stair, John Doody, June McCombs, Kathie Hall D, A. R. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST AWARD RECIPIENTS The class of 1962 has been represented in many outstanding achieve- ments, both within and without the state. Our success in these achieve- ments started in our Junior year, when four of our class were honored as representatives of Girls ' and Boys ' State, at Bridgewater State College and the University of Massachusetts, respectively. Early in our Senior year, we elected a Good Government representative end a Daughter of the American Revolution representative, who attended the annual activities in Boston. We also had a Betty Crocker winner who competed in nationwide tests, and a Bausch Lomb winner, who was eligible to compete against 600 other students for a scholarship from the University of Rochester. Special recognition was given to six of our students. This year we had four seniors who placed in the National Merit Scholarship test, two semi-finalists and two recipients of letters of commendation. Late in the spring of 1961, a representative from Silver Lake was selected from students from Plymouth County to attend the National Youth Confer- ence on the Atom, held in October, in Chicago. In addition, for the first time we were honored to have a National Council of Teachers of English winner, who was one of the 870 winners out of 5000 entrants. These awards point out the contribution of the Class of ' 62 to all fields thus far, and we feel sure that our class will continue to set high standards of achievement in the future. BAUSCH § LOMB Jonofhan Binns

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SENIOR AWARDS AND ACTIVITIES This is Q tribute to those members of the doss of 1962 who have been rewarded for their extraordinary talents and accomplishments. These students hove enhanced the reputation of their class by their endeavors to improve their school and communities. The class has more than its share of award winners in science, Eng- lish, music, and government. Its activities have ranged from dramatics to formal dances. All have been made successful by the efforts and talents of this sort of person, one who is willing to give up time and energy to produce some- thing of which to be proud. These ore the people who will lead the world of tomorrow. The first few of their accomplishments are shown on the following pages.

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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH AWARD Adrian Stair if NATIONAL YOUTH CONFERENCE ON THE ATOM Richard Peacock BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Kathie Hall SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW; G. Lobdell, C. Westgate, J. McCombs; SECOND ROW: M. Proctor, S. Pimento], J. Wymon, N. Jones, D. McAdoms.