Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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Z 1 Tlzirfl Razr: P. Vrexlerieksoli, A, Nevins, J. Supple, R, Hillings, R. Fiorentino Spf-mul ltnu-1 BI. Rogers. S. Dexter, K. Pesee, J. Hynes, M. Abrahamian, V. Hawley Front How: J. iYright. ll. Looney, J. Henglii, R. Dodge, A. Ross, IC. Gallagher, IC. Morgan The purpose of the Tennis Club has been to further interest in tennis and to improve the skill of the individual members. During the year the club welcomed as a guest the noted tennis lecturer and winner of many trophies, lwrs. George Wightman, who demonstrated various strokes and explained the techniques of some of her famous pupils. At one meeting hfr. lN'IcKey showed films of famous matches. Some members of the club attended the match between Bobby Riggs and Don Budge at the Boston Garden. This year the Tennis Club has been sponsoring badminton in the gym on i'Vednesday during the homeroom period. Under the able direction of our sponsor, Bliss Rita Tierney, the club hoped that by the end of the year the members would all become 'Amasters of the court. Hll'lm 7I'lIll1!llI,'t like tM1r11'.w!'l 0 Zlftlfllfi Presizlent Robert Dodge Vive Presizlerzf Edmund Gallagher Secretary Anne Ross Treasurer Jacqueline Nlenghi UIQ? f f 1 ,zf . ,fr llflll 'Rf .

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Il ,rf Q ' 1' ,,J,. 2- s l'rz:sidenL Margaret 'H utson Viec Presirlcrzt I larry Thomasian 5 6664 l,lIOIIl'fl.I'8 by Hl'r'yyyll The Speech Club aims to give students an idea of speech as a means of social adaptation and of social control. Members study voice and its articulation into speech and practice exercises for posture, breathing, voice production, and articulation. The breathing apparatus, the speech mechanism, and the elements of tone are analyzed. Ifnder Miss Norcross's direction members learn how to improve their speak- ing voices through control of breath, through proper initiation of tone, through correct resonance, and through control of pitch and volume. In all these exercises the phonetic approach is used. The club is recommended to Seniors and Juniors who sense the need of good speech i11 developing a greater self-confidence. Sccoml Noir: M. liaboizm, ll, Annis, 5. Aliaronian, li. Nielsen, R. Yonis, Miss Norcross Front linux' G. Semonian. H. 'l'homasian, NI, Hutson, P. Daeey, R. Tartaro i iiooi

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Pr1's1'rIe11t l 'fee lJTFSI'I1I'I1f Sw-ref ry Shirley Dexter Alecia Hayes Judith Nliller 7'1'ez1.s1zrel' Jaequeline fllenghi I'l1apIaz'r1 Elinor Nlorgan i QTL L Tri- III-fjlllflllff Iflillg The purpose of the lYatertown Tri-Ui, which holds its meetings hi-monthly at the Newton Y. M. C. A., is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and C0lIlI11l1I1lty, high standards of Christian eharacter. The club enjoyed various speakers during the year, among them a representa- tive of the Northeastern American Airlines, and sponsored a bridge party held in lYhite- hill llall in February. The girls also provided the money for a scholarship fund for il worthy lYatertown High Sehool girl. Tri-Hi joined the National Hi-Y Fellowship and sent representatives to its meetings. r Its social program included two danees in NYhitehall Hall and an Alumnae l'e:i. Third Role: NI. Seliei. P. Doyle. S. lxnn-II, 5. l.ine-hun. K. l ilzpalll'ir-lx. Nl. Hunter. R. lleriek. l.. llzlllswirlll, Xl. l'llrislie, J. 1-aIIaglier.S. l,lll'I'l, Nl. Murray Nw-111111 Ralf: I.. Ifish. Nl. Davis. ll. f'aslr1leei..l. Knight. ll. Xndreasson. D. YYlielan, J. lYilson, V. Hzlelloligall, N. Peyton, lt. Fosteilo. Nl. Peterson. .l. Sirnendinger. V. llruli Frou! How: M. llruek. J. l'Vl'igl11.G. lieiliro, IC. Morgan, J. Menglii, S. Dexter. A. Hayes, J, Nliller. Xl. xV2Il'I'C'll, G, fllanzelli, S. King --,iz 2'-,..-T N . 'Z' i102l