Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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fQ,4O IIIIUU ' C... IUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Dfxxin Iu11111L Prerzeleuf RoB111T IXIILITT Vnf President Mx11x11os1 IDR! Mixiix S' :erm IAXXRINCI R111 ezrme PM RIC IA INIAHHXN ein, R pwrtf The purpose of this pop11l1r elub sponsoreel bx Mr A Robert Ixelmm is to 'assist in school 1et1x1t1es 1neI to promote interest in eixie institutions The xe1r lla! 1210 m1rLe I the tentl1 b1rtI1 IQ ofthe IIIIIIOF C IIIITIIWCF of Commeree 1neI 1lso the t ntl1 ,CIF tl11t tl1e C I11mber h IS been numbere I IINOHL tl1e OLIISIIYILIIFIIH elub in the sehool 'lhis 1nn1x ers1rx xx 1s eelebr1teeI on April lfsth by 1 bmeluet to xx hreh 1ll oII1eers of prexious ,CHS xxere inxrtcel This Xllf the meetings featured mmx outstlneling speakers Notible IIUOFIQ these xxere Nliss INIIIIITIIIC. lheon PFIIICIPII of the XY ooeIxx1reI Institute or Cxirls l1o re1l 1se1n1t1ne 1 eseri tion of South Amer1e1 18 s IL s1xx it C11tes xxorl1I ITINC m Belmont xxl1o toll 1 t1e xxo Mr 'IIIOINIS x,lI1Cy xx lose SL x eet xx ls 'ro LSNICJHI 'o1t1e11ns s 1 Y 1tsexlteI1 xxho thrrllel elnb IHLITI xxrth ID interesting teserivtion of her l1omel1n1I RLISSII IIILI 'xliss Ix1tI11r1ne I 1xx renee nexxs reporter mel mterxlexxer xxho tolxl 1bo11t meetim, mtl interxiexxine x IFIULIN eelebrlties in xn IIII s IXIII 1 r stmxs in tI1e sehoo I members nx at 1 s e1e iers ni trophx ll ro te tie Ne xir xxit 1 tI1e most OLHSIIIIC 1 x NOIIIIIIX 1n1 one to 1 IL eorres1on11nf Senior mx we IC Nenior members I11 treir lI1I1Llll on 1 I98 I. , I I . ' 1 , 1 .. ' Q ' ' if. ,, 1 ,V f -I . ' I ' f ' bw' ' , I: A' r V .l I . I Y ' ,' If xx.. fx L I ' ' .... .... 1 I - ,i ..,..., . . . Tw.. -1- E .. . ...... ...., I C ef ' A .vu l'C,C,' 4 -1 .. ' kg, . ' is . ' 'I 1 I 1 r. I I ' 1' , - I 1 ' 7 '. , I If 15 XV '.1 ,I f., ' . I 5 1-,E tp' pi 1 Mr.If.P. 1 1 - .Hlief liro f , ' 1 xxl1.t is right xx'itl1 I - ' rl1I1 , ' .. 1 'I n il jr 1 I I 4,x, i .I I li ' '. . 1 Mri. Ifll. '. J A . i '1 - bers ' . ' lx iii ' - 1. , 1 ','r '. .'4 3 The CIl.lIIIIWC.'l' .1lso 1o11trih11te1I txxo tomple-te' lx.1sl1ets to 1xxo r1e'e-xly f.1milie's ' the rox .Il TI. leg' g tme. At CI1 i, .. .1 lixely p.1rty xx.1s he-Iel A ' . I or .1ll NI.1 -' 1 I the' boys .111 I girls .11tc1I .ts LI he-rs for I'.1rent-'Ii -. I ' ' ght, Cin 1I.,' the 1l11b y.1x'e- .1 1 phx' 1 I - f Anior Q I ' I - , . lint: le-r. . I I' I I' tg ' bot In 'llll - rl ' ' - - ' .1I I 7 . . ting. I

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nnua 1940 HOME FCONOMICS CLUB Yum: rsci RicHARnsoN Pvemlenr ANINITTI Toiuiu Seuelzvy I 1 i IC IA SALLFSA Tiezmm The Home Economics C lub is is oryslnized for the purpose of lgning prxctice in pirli imentary procedure of proxidiny, opportunity for experience in cirrymg responsibility ot stimulating, interest in home zctnities ind specnl hobbies and of promoting pl avant wholesome social affairs The club periods on lrrday were spent doing, handiwork which included the crochet The girls haye estiblishcd thc custom of serymf, te-1 to the teachers at each marking, period throughout the year ml ilso that of prepirine the innull banquet for the field hoekey girls The latter is 1 tremendous und rtaking, IS food must be prep1red for at least fifty girls It is at this time especiilly th it club members hue shown that they are able to carry out one of the purposes of the club to carry responsibility The Home Economics girls also made the tulips that were used in the All School Night production Red Mill LINC a Christmas basket to a needy family ment to Mr Archibald s home for tel an l itten lcd the Flow er Show in Boston The sponsor of this 'lctise organization is Miss Freda Randall Under her capiblc euidmce th purposes of the club were successfully carried out and 1 great many seryiees rendered the school f 97 l 4 I l I T - 'i 2 5. ........., L ' fi. Q 1 ..,......., ' 1. 'f ' l u ' - .- V 2 V i '- .' 'Y' ' 'A L 'H .',. i' L..'. . P 41 A . L. I D 5 : i Q r '- 1 A i v I ' ' ' I I ' ' . ing of various articles, and the making of babushkas. ' k v 1 'x . A e 1 A 1' , K . K . . , I , i Y 'u 4 1 . 3 . z ' ' 4 L ' ' .. ' 1 ' ' 5 e 'Q I . ' . l ..- ,-Ag V A - , K K . - , , , 'br i H i YH ri ' i L - 1 ' V, . 5 D c if 2, 4 1 i ' K ' ' ' i .A . 's K '. ,, ' ' ' ' . , I . , K

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nnua 1940 'Til KNITTING CLUB MILDRFD Goss Amftanl HPLI N SAUNDPRS HI LPN PAPPAS Room Clmnmen 'Ihe purpose of thus gurls elub under the dureetuon of Miss Marion E Sweet us to promote an interest un lenuttuny, to teaeh the fund umental pruncuples and to malee useful wearing apparel The Knitting Clubs popularity us illustrated by its doubled enrollment from about ut necessary to occupy tyxo rooms durunf, the club period Miss Sweet us un charge of one yxhule her assistant Mildred Goss supersuses the gurls un the other By popular yote Helen Saunders and Helen Pappas were made room chairmen During the year euch member eompleted tyxo sw eaters or the equuy alent Some other garments popular among, the eurls ure suits dresses huts bed uacl-.ets mittens and scarfs Syseuters were also mide for the soldiers and sent to the Red Cross for dustrubutuon The groxsuny, unterest un lenuttuny, un the hush sehool us shoysn by the eontmual effort of gurls to pin admission unto thus club Miss Sweet uts enthusuastuc sponsor us to be ereduted for the numerous and suecessful actu'-uties and popullruty of the Knitting Club I99 ' ' ..,..- ' ii ll , I . , , Yi W rv y Q. M L - V , ' ,. , forty' girls last year to .approximately eighty this year. This enlarged membership has made T . .B-kt 1 u V ' 7 . ' t ' V , ' ' ' I ' i i , D ' lf, 1 ' 'if' 7' l ' , v 1 t ' v A 1 K . - 5 . I v ,L A A ' 4 1 V x ' f . vg I . . ' V ' L ' R ' 2 a l' ' I ' - Y y. 7 . 4 . , . . Y . I .Y Q . Y V W .