Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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The Student Coun- cil again worked dili- gently in the interest of the student body. They sponsored many activities this year, including bands, concerts and movies, such as, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. The Council also organ- ized the Springthing concert and the National Honor Soci- ety assembly. ln their bi-monthly meetings the S.C. continues to protect student rights and reflect their needs. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Bulger, president, Tricia Burke, secretary, Janice Salvucci, treasurer, Tamar Hollisian and Judi Gallagher, executive committee, Jeff Whynot, Vice president. Student Council I' ' K, 2. , ar.: , -2 J' 'hifi 7 C 1 S STUDENT COUNCIL: BACK ROW: Cindy Kananovich, Bill Berry, Susan Donnelly, Lisa Ganiian, Donna Boole, FRONT ROW: Marie Devito, Sally Danforth, Barbara Devito, Jean Fantasia, Rory Butler and Helen Doggett.

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AI, ..'.' t, -, FRONT: Participants in the North Atlantic Regional Conference were Debbie Dexter, Maryanne Consolazio, Ms. Farnsworth, Bernice Comeau, Louise Davidson, and Angela Morizio, ,,, . DE CA The Distributive Education Group at Watertown High School had a very successful year. They attended competitive conferences in Philadel- phia, Boston and Chicopee. Throughout the year DECA students were awarded 13 trophies. Eleven were awarded at the regional con- ference and two were awarded at the Chicopee meeting. Distributive Education 1 11 -KW Tr if 1974-1975 -v 1 -F I . PRESIDENT ' 'Q eh, Debbie Dexter ' vice-PREslDENT Q bg Sue Hill nn. SECRETARY Kate Glavin Q : REPORTER ' .' ' Louise Davidson si? ' I' HISTORIAN ' gl , Q Maryanne Consolazio D , ,rf t -.... i- --il Q3 l ...' Fl -T., I rx, ' , I 1 1 gl l 'IIN 134 DECA students Judy Iverson, Angie Morizio, and Charlie Smith with Ms. Farnsworth.

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4 I I Xf- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS5 Brian Buckley lPresidentI, Pauline Dzengelewski, Betsy Cooper, Lynn Casagrande, Debi Bucciarelli, Dave Harrington. I I I I I .S- gf, I I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Joe O'ReiIIy, Mary Koumiian, Karol Paltios, Joe Balch. I 136 .9:.. SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS The responsibilities of the class officers are great. As elected representatives they must be able to carry out the wishes of the stu- dent body and at the some time make the wishes of the administration known to the students. Their efforts in raising class funds result in the ability of the student body to conduct meaning- ful and enioyable activities. JUNIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS The class of 75 is most fortunate in having out- standing Ieaders. More often than not, the Junior Class plays a secondary role to the Senior Class but it was not so this year. The outstanding success of the Junior Class gives testi- mony to the spirit and devotion of the class offi- cers. We look for them to continue their outstanding performance next year. W