Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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l'r1'.vi1lrr1l Edwin Macliay l ir'0 l'rc.viflent Paul D'0nofrio S1'r'rc'tary Francis Lainaccliia Tl'C'ClSllI'l'I' Edward llastie f- C7-4!z1f4 anal Cftdbzffi Joe .sho 11'. Q IIUII' fhis clulm is coniposecl of ciglitecn lmoys who meet every Friday in the woocl- shop nnmler the direction of Blr. Donald. Menibers may make any wooml project they wish, paying for only the lumber. The club has a large collection of hooks anrl pamphlets from which the inenilmers may choose their projects. Among the projects niacle this year were niomlcl sailboats, lawn chairs, tables, lamps, bookcases, and mlcsks. The clnh also clicl nunicrons omlxl jobs for the school, such as nic-ncling chairs and rlesks. Dues collected each week went into a fnnml for a party helcl by the club nienl- bers at the enfl of the ycar. Nwrmlrl linux' -l. l,zlin:lf'c'lii:l, l , lfzlrnggo, .l. 'l'nrhini. H. llill, W. Vim-vnl. l . l,:inizu-1-lila. Hr, linnalil Front lfnlr: J. l'n4'i'i:l, lf. Halslic, l'. Il'Unofrio, IC. NIQIVKEIX. .L llzlrnmlxizin, l . f'nr1ii:1lnngu. J. l3'.Kn1if-o iff' Wm V J' , 1 Illllu i :C JI 80 i

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YJ? tgi. is bww ,fs A'N-. Third Row: lt. Johnston, Nl. Dedekian, M. Devletian, M. lillard, li. Smith, Mr. Moody Swrfunl Ifuu-.' I . Vole, N. Nye, R. Blumford. .L Djinivis, ll. Nahigian Frou! Ruff: .l. Voakley. Y, llazariau, H. Kloonjian, li. liigante The .Xrt Vlnh, under the able supervision of Nlr. Bloody, meets on XYednesday afternoons. The club is not only instructive, but is useful as well, for many of the students discover hidden talents. Those who do not wish to do figure and real life drawings illustrating different styles, may do business designing such as mural drawings and poster work. Several memhers have painted bottles dressing up ordinary jars into practical perfume bottles and decorative knick-knacks. In retail stores, such jars sell for two or three dollars. The girls like to do stencil work for they can make attractive designs for luncheon sets, towels, and kerchiefs. Some members make block prints for the liullctin. The recently purchased air brush has proven to be a practical help. 'Iiig ,llfllllu uf u'orL' 4 i yltf l,I'6Sl'f1l'IIll Yartoohie Bazarian Secretary Elda Gigante .2 Treasurrfr John Voakley f MHS li Lfpf if - -'T 4791 s

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W 471459 Fourth Roux' C. lioessler, P. Shea, R. Porter, E. Kulahliun, J. Johnson. C. lieuudette, D. llanzelli, E. Delfelice, J. Har- rington, YV. Ames Third lfmr: R. Mayo, L. Nelson, F. Pau-shley, D. Hawes, K. Pascoe, V. liaboinn. A. Kooyoomjian, ll. Hopwood, T. Theurer, L. Weagle, N. Ilayes, li. Feinberg, Mr. Chick Svwrzd lfllllf L. Tewkshury, J. Gonsalo. G. DiI'ielro, C. Sherman, J. Grassia, J. Macllonough, V. Thorne, J. Ochab, L. Fournier, D. Pascoe, S. Vhehookjian Fran! lfmr: P. l.'Ahhe, P. Dupuis, M. Murray, L. Sellers, J. Kelly, li. Frain, li. Blau-Rae, N. Perry, D. Kelly, W. Forman, C. Thorne. J. Porter, K. Czunpbell, A. Krikorian, l . Mosea, M. Donnelly The Watertown lligh School Band, under the direction of Mr. Arnold Vhick, has about forty-five members. They have been very active this current year, playing in assemblies, at the football games last fall, and at one of our hockey games. They were the only band to play this season at a hockey game in the Arena. A very successful concert was held on January llth at which many past members of the band, who have been in thc service, took part. In Klay the baud attended two music festivals, one in Needham and the other iu Gloucester. In all, our Watertown Iligh School Band has had a very successful and profitable year. Virlory porrulc jf.. ,gal Nil . ' ' fl Secretary Lorraine Nelson 7 Q -1