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STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS First row: D. Moniz, J. Bienvenue, E. Dafgard, Vice-President; J. O ' Connell, Treasurer; C. Sander¬ son, President; M. Travers, Secre¬ tary; P. Greene, J. Fredenburg, and C. Quental. Second row: M. Arau¬ jo, F. Cadorette, R. Cross, S. Rog¬ ers, P. Auclair, T. Almy, L. Souza, and N. George. Third row: G. Lee, C. Harrington, C. Carpenter, R. O’Connell, C. Bergeron, and A. Soares. A group which is continually busy making the laws and planning the social events for the year is the Student Council. The Council also supports all athletic activities and, therefore, has to work diligently to keep the treasury in balance. A successful public auction and bean supper and an even more successful operetta, The Pirates of Penzance,” were the main projects of the year. The members of the group helped to outfit our newly formed band. The Student Council acts as a binding agent between the students and faculty. LIBRARIANS MEMBERS Seated: Mary Travers, Secretary; Edith Bouley, Treasurer; Phyllis Bradley, Chairman; Mary L. Sul¬ livan, Cataloger; and Janice Duck¬ worth. Standing: Mr. William A. Hart, Advisor; Barbara Barnett, Madlyn Crawford, Phyllis Gell, Barbara Wilson, Virginia Wilson, Marilyn Mendillo, Nancy George, Dorothy Lee, and Evelyn Soares. The task of keeping track of more than three thousand books and the students who borrow them is one which keeps all the librarians busy. Each year they are given their assignments, so planned that there is a librarian on duty at all times. Throughout the year, meetings were conducted by Chairman Phyllis Bradley. These meetings were usually climaxed with coke” sessions. After the final inventory was completed, the librarians celebrated with a special dinner party. 26
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LE CERCLE FRANCAIS MEMBERS Seated: Mary L. Sullivan, Librar¬ ian; Robert Weeden, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Joan Fredenburg, President; David Traynor, Treasurer; and Patricia Greene, Secretary. Stand¬ ing: Colette Michaud, Helene Oberman, Thomas Lawton, Charles Bergeron, Lloyd Gold, Joseph Barboza, and Phyllis Brad¬ ley. : Le Cercle Frangais” organized early in September, and soon plans were completed for a trip to Mount Hope on Mr. Traynor’s catboat. Miss Walsh and Mr. Morris were chaperons. Following this successful outing, the club launched its annual dance, this year’s motif being La Place d’Etoile.” Throughout the year, packages and letters were sent to a French orphan adopted by the club. At the conclusion of the second term, initiation of new members from the Junior Class took place. Eleven new members were admitted at the impressive ceremony. ROUND TABLE The Knights of the Round Table” is Somerset High’s debating and historical society. Its members are chosen because of their dramatic ability and interest in history. Meeting every Thursday, the members of the Round Table discuss current news topics and form views and opinions in the light of the presented facts. An annual assembly, usually in the form of a debate, is presented each year. A hockey game in Boston was attended by the group during the winter season. MEMBERS Seated: Robert Weeden, Trea¬ surer; Mr. J. Kineavy, Advisor; David Traynor, President; Charles Bergeron, Vice-President; and Jan¬ ice Duckworth, Secretary. Stand¬ ing: Joseph Barboza, Thomas Law- ton, Charles Carpenter, Robert Doonan, Preston Smith, Elizabeth Dafgard, Joan Fredenburg, and Sheila Doyle. 27
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