Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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Third Row: .L Manning T. Butler, YY. Dingee, G. Nazarian, Mr. Adams Srcrmrl Row: A. lD'Aloisio, K. Mathew. D. Basmajian, lt. Blair, XI. Mulkern. G, Zakarian Frunl Row: A. Nalband, H. Dane, J. Fulton, H. Sll2lllZ2l.dC, K. Ramsey, S. King, li. Meltuley, D. Shankle The hlathematies Club, under the guidance of hir. Adams, divided the year's program into two parts. In the first half of the year elementary mathematics and historical development of the subject were studied. The latter part was spent mainly on navigation. The club's activities also included simple arithmetical puzzles, trick problems, and modern methods of computation. Nlembers interested in manual work used their skill in the interests of the club. They produced models which could be used better to explain and illustrate the methods used by the ancients for calculations. The treasurer collected dues every Friday and with these the club planned to buy mechanical devices and books for the use of future members. La ml Hof Wai Cla! 1,I'6-Ylililfllt Kenneth Ramsay Vice President Diran Basmajian Secretary Sylvia King f 7 V 4 Z lreasurer Herbert bhahzade NHL 1 , , fn' ' .-I 1951 -

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l'rzf.v1'fler1t Joann llorey f View Presiflvnt Gloria Barbone S0ereta'ry Robert Hennessey TI'l'llSIlI'f7I' Jeannette Powell lifzaz Cin! t l our will.: UI'I'l'IlII!'-i 'l'his school-year of 1945-1946, the Library flub has workecl as a group on many varied projects. Nlenibers have solcl, as usual cluring the football and basketball seasons, NY. ll. S. baclges and banners which were niacle with the help of Miss Johnson, our sponsor. The club took as a project the making of the big awarcl-banners for Attenflance and Punctuality which are being hung in the winning honierooins. The nienibers have had valuable library experience, helping constantly with the work of the library. According to custom, the club gives a gift to the school. In previous years, the gift has been a collection of new booksg but this year the ineinbers gave a beautiful globe for the High School Library. Srrvvfunl lfnlr: Xliss Johnson, ll. Soulvinssiull, -l. lironn. ll. liennell, ll, llnlnplirey Frou! lfnfr: Xl. Hexlon, ll. Hennessey, J. Powell, il. lforey, li. llzlrbolle, YY, Stevens, ll. lifyilll f'fx 'T-. 1941

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, ,H LJ UIQ L of fe 'JT x Manager 'l homas Theurer Assistant Manager Jean Gonsalo Librarians Cynthia Hamparian Lorraine Nelson QL Uzcieffca Play I 1'rl1ll1', Play The Orchestra, composed of forty-six mennlmers from all classes, had a suc- cessful year under the able leadership of Mr. lllayo. Th Orht lllf th ro ll ill ilt fh. r e c es ra J avec or e va i us assem J ies a lf c ass J avs. ' is vea for the first time in several years the orchestra participated in the lllassachusetts llfusic Festival at Dedham and also the New England Music Festival at Gloucester. The members have Jracticed dili entlv not onlv durin f the allotted sixth ., ., iw period on VVednesdays but also during two homeroom periods a week and one afternoon after school. Among the new additions to its repertoire were 'LThe lYarsaw Concerto, Serenade in the Night, 'Tm Getting Sentimental, and L'The Egmont Overture. The orchestra Jartici mated in the Annual S yrin f Concert. l l ta Fourlh 1t!lIl'f H. Delfeliee, ll. Nlanzelli, J. Johnson, l-I. Fruin Third Roux' R. Feinberg, R. Porter, W. Finnesinlt, J. Porter, D. Hawes, lt. Mayo, C. Thorne, ll. Pascoe, N. Bnrres, lf. Balmoizln, A. Kouyoolujian, P. Pierce, llr. Blayo Sworn! lfolr: li. Fournier, A, llourgoujian, J. Gonsalo. N. Vonnor, IJ. Kelly, N. Perry, V. Thorne, J. 'l'ang.5usso, li. Yillim- hergn, T. Butler, D. Basmajian, Sl. Wood, I.. Snlahinn. A. Vitale Frunl Iiulr: L. Nelson, F. Iallle, l',. Morton, J. 4 hevretle, 1 . Dunn, lt. biramwsrnll, l. l rqulxarl, ll. Haskinn. A. lialgnull, A. lleineeke, J. lfaweell, 5. Krikorian, C. Hallnparinn l96l