Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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LJ l'. Dupuis. 5, Piteri, NY. lfaherty. V. Vlarke lf lou ine-in l H'irr1ngton I I on -ilu N CIM 0 1047 Alas! and ,Xlaekl our junior year has fted hy, and soon we shall he enveloped in all the very important activities of our senior year. Wvith a new system, we held elass elections in October and Chose the follow- ing: Jaek Harrington, president: Frank Vousineau, viee president: Jean Gonsalo, treasurer: Susan l'iteri, secretary: and Phil Dupuis, NYallv Faherty, Vharles Flarke, the exeentive eomniittee. Our first big elass assembly was held soon after, and speeial fum Laude Vertifi- eates were given to all Juniors who had been on the Honor Roll four terms in their sophomore year. Needless to say, there were quite a few students in this group. The first of our two big elass events took place on April 12th when, to our great . . s .,.. . ..,. s.1 satisfaetion, we discovered in our elass- mates a vast amount of talent as we sat through our elass play, 'IX Vonneetient Yankee in King 4XI'tlllIl S Vourtf' The entire east dese1'ved eredit for their fine acting! The Play Connnittee, too, de- served speeial mention for their splendid organization. The gym was gayly deeorated in our elass eolors of red and white that eve- ning of May Q5th, when we had our traditional Junior Spring Danee. The committee had a grand time planning it, Zllltl everyone had a still better time attending it. Thus another year filled with manv delightful memories has heen completed. and we now approach our senior year with pleasant anticipation and high hopes! Susan l'iteri, Seerefury V if 1641 'mil' 1 ,J fl: -., N