Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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1 l Fuurlll lfulr: T. Paquetle, A. Perry, 5. Krikorian, ll. fnslrueei, l'. lfitzgeralnl. R. Blclilllialn, ll. Davis, M. lloone, -l. 1'hev- rette. ll. Ellis, Nl. llunter. Nl. Xlc-Narnara. Y. Garufnlo Third Roux' R. Yerganian, H. lisserian, S. Knell, Nl. liiggey, li. lioessler, ll. Marshall, D. Skinner, li. Branehaud, li. fus- tello, NI. Peros, D. Hovhanesian, G. Davis, L. Farwell Ser-rnul Rm:-: C. Hamparian, Bl. Babcock. ll. Hinton, N. Ananian, U. Little, L. Sellers, I. Drinkwater, A. llclfillipis, R. Trevitt, .L Kelly, ll. Spear. T. f'hloodian, NIL Blayo Front Ron-: A. Derderian, D. Pelletier, L. liittelari, H. Siranossizun, P. Angell. l.. 0'Brien, A. Fowler, li. Palcologos, C. Mne- eio, A. Lazzaro, V. Barooshiznll The Special Girls' Vhorus was composed of forty picked voices from the vari- ous choral groups in the school and was selected from members of all three classes. This chorus has sung special numbers at the Vhristmas assembly and Various school functions as well as at the Forum held in the High School auditorium. Most of the selections presented have been semi-classical but some modern works, such Ulf I Loved You by Rodgers, were rehearsed. Three-part songs studied included munbers like 'AA Wish by Grieg and Jesu Bambino by Yon. In conjunction with the Glee Club and the Orchestra, this group presented a special program at the Spring' Concert and also at Graduation. 1,I'1:f1'f'f lmrmony QL CAM, Dirfctnr hir. Ivalter Mayo WTI ji? lk! i ,ffrr -.

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President VValter Faherty Vice President Wlilliam Fleet Secretary Doris Starke T1'm.w11r1'r lluth Starke 1 CAM, Cla! llonlrlr' I'.l'l1lM'Nl'l'! llevivecl by Nlr. Yacca, the Vhess Vluh immediately got clown to the busi- ness of electing officers anal competing in match play for positions on the team. Hall quickly emerged as Number 1 man. hut the team orcler varieml accortliug to our op- ponent's strength. This strategy proveml highly successful as eviclencefl hy the very creditable showing of our team in a iliflicult scheclule. Vontests with Milton High and Brown and Nichols were arrangeil on a mutual reciprocity basis. Tournament matches were scheclulecl with i'amhri4lg1e Latin, Boston Latin, Boston English, ancl other local high schools. The team also journeyed to the Boylston Vhess Fluh to watch Klr. liashew- sky, chess champion of three continents, engage forty opponents in simultaneous play. Third lllolr: A. llingee, Nlr, Yam-ca, 'l'. Ylaeluos Suconil Rolf: J. f'ampl1ell. N. Barres, J. f'unninp:l1am. lf. Gallagher. YY. Iloilge, R. Goulet. ll. Hall Front Hair: l'. i'a1lagan,-l. Ilurney. R. Starke, YV, FZllll'Vl.j', ll. Starke. NY. lfleel, Nl. Giggey f .1 ' -Mmmmyvu W SIS Ulijgf

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President Helen Olianian l Vice President Barbara Klanzonetta Secretary Elizabeth Zographus Tre11.v14rr'r Nliary Yineent. 0l4fll4fL6'CCi6l! l ly1'fly ji nyfrs The Vommercial Vlnb was organized by Bliss Desmond in 194-1 for the benefit of students in business courses. A constitution was drawn up and four otlicers are elected each spring by popular vote. This year many of our programs have stressed personality. Blembers of the Guidance Department have talked on the individual's characteristics and the qualities essential to obtaining and keeping a job. Other interesting speakers have talked on subjects varying from travel to beauty culture. An activity which causes great interest among the members is the annual typing contest in which three prizes are awarded. Each year the club enjoys social as well as educational programs and ends its activities with an outing. Secmul linux' J. Piantenlosi, ll. Mann, XI. Nlellonald, F. Nlootafian, P. Oakley. V. Little. li. Vonti, G. Vress Front 1f'lll'.' F. Zanea, Nl. Vincent, l-I. Zograplms. H. llhanian, li. Nlanzonetta. J. Wyss, I., Holman, P. Vollins nw ,,,,,, 'ff