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providing opportunity for a government of the students, 'Er' Wen QQ -fa Yin ..,-.-...1.-Q-u-pn THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P. DeVoydg M. Mac- Iverg C. Leahy: D. Gau- dreau. The Senior year is one of decision- decisions about the future-rework or the Armed Forces, which col- lege to attend, what major subject to prepare for. The yearbook, the Senior play, music and athletics provide a full schedule ending in the traditional commence- ment when the Senior re- ceives the prized Stevens diploma. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS R. Belandg A. Diong R. Denaultg J. McLaughlin. The Sophomore year is one of action with more ad- vanced scholastic work, a possible berth on a Junior Varsity athletic team and increased social responsi- bility. Sophomores tradi- tionally plan the annual reception held in honor of the incoming Freshmen. 4-I'
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The traditions of Stevens are democratic traditions, THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS M. McLaughling G. Klemsg J. Pierceg C. Goodhue THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS B. Smithg L. Ryarig J. Clarkg J. McCuske1'. The Freshman year is one of transi- tion, a time for the selection of courses and the choice of extra- curricular activities. Important groundwork is laid for future high school work in mathematics, the sciences, foreign languages, English, shop work and home economics. The Junior year is one of growth scholastically and physically. Now subjects are chosenwto prepare directly for college or future vocations: often an athlete secures for himself the coveted niche on a varsity athletic team. The Junior Prom is the social event of the year. 18
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a government by the students, and The Student Council meets each Thursday morning to consider its activities for the next week and to examine the requests made by students. Standing: R. Schneiderg D. Gaudreaug B. Belisleg J. Kinson: Sealed: S. Jones: P. DeVoydg S. Siroisg J. Jamrozg L. Currierg Presidency of the student council, highest stu- dent office is held by senior John Jamroz. He and L. Currier, a sophomore class representa- tive, prepare the public address for Friday night Vic dances , held after basketball games and sponsored by the student council. Jerry Kinson examines request box available in the study hall. Membership in the student council is representative of all classes. Purpose is general improvement in areas not covered by the school administration. Offices are held by upper classmen.
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