Wareham High School - Caper Yearbook (Wareham, MA)

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cSfu0Q12f Gouzzcz' r if- lst ROW: S. Houghton, N. Rodriques, S. Saarimaki, J. Gomes, P. Moore, M. Vieria, C. Rosequist, K. Pitts. 2nd ROW: M. Perkins, C M ' r C. B F. M ' ere , umpus, cCoy, J. Allen, L. Grant, J. Hobbs, D. Sweetman, Advisor: Mrs, Burke. 3rd ROW: J. Balkus, G. Murphy, Marble, B. Akins, S. Atwood, J. Holt, C. Hunter. 4th ROW: B. Jacobson, R. Bumpus, A. Perry, C. Voss, C. Caradimos, M. Cook. 5th ROW: C. Toole, J. Arruda, G. Franklin, R. Alcott, D. Todd, J. Krystotolski. The Student Council ot Wareham High School is an active group ot elected students who serve as a voice for the student body. lt is the Council's iob to see that the Administration is properly informed of student sentiment on pressing matters. This year the Student Council revised the Dress Code and obtained its approval by the.Administration. The Council also listened to ideas on expanding Senior privileges and was the organizer of the many car caravans to the football games, which did so much to increase school spirit. The Council puts on dances, a Bermuda Day, and provides the A.F.S. student with a call home at Christ- mastime each year. It also raises money to provide for a 5500 scholarship to be given to some romisin P 9 senior at graduation. Wareham can be proud ot its active Student Council and its diligent advisors, Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Nor- ton. ADVISOR OFFICERS . .... sJ I N si 'ZF' SEATED: James Arruda, Vice President, Kristine Hunter, Secretary, Susan Marble, Treasurer, Joseph Krystotolski, President. STANDING: Carol Voss, Junior Representative, Cheryl Bumpus, Freshman Representative, Susan Alcott, Sophomore Representative. Mrs. Burke

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are am Gfapfer of Me Wafzonafjinor oczery SEATED: M. Cook, S. Kaasinen, B. Joe, J. Holt, F. Canute. STANDING: D. Winberg, R. Paling, D. Franklin, T. Carey, B. Fitzgerald, D. Weeden, G. Kellner, E. Andrews, Miss Tompkins. One of the greatest gauges of a school's academic spirit is the activity of the local chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society. One can earn membership in this Society by diligent study, strong character, a dis- play of leadership ability, and active service to the community and to the school. This year, W.H.S. can again claim strong academic spirit in the light of the activities of the Honor So- ciety. The spirit of support for the High School Bowls has been high. The addition of a new buzzer sys- tem has enlivened the competition, and the serious involvement of the Honor Society students in competi- tion has helped broaden general knowledge and has proved very worthwhile. The future holds bright promise for Wareham's academic development. This Society is only a foreshadowing of things to come. ADVISOR OFFICERS SEATED: R. Paling, President. STANDING: B. Jae, Treasurer, B. rifzgefald, Miss Rufh Tompkins Vice Presidentg D. Weeden, Secretary. 7I