Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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The Bulletin -sn Ay BULLETIN: Mr. Neylon, Roseanne Carito, Marie DeVito, lco-editorsl, Sally Danforth, Debbie Thompson, Linda Barringer, Barbara Rondo, Lisa Gan- iian, and Anne Pugliese. Ch ess Club -X cy L5 ul-, I-on-flaw in CHESS CLUB: Mr. Napolitano, Domenic Magnarelli, Mark Almasian, Anthony Khan, Andre Jansen, and Mr. Craig. U Information in a seri- ous or humorous con- text is found in the Bulle- tin. Articles by students, sports stories, news, and editorial comment result in an informed student body. Artistically talented students contribute sketches. The work of the photography staff completes the efforts of all involved students. This year's Chess Club was small in num- ber, but what it lacked in quantity it made up for in quality. The club was led by a nucleus of outstanding talent from this year's chess team. The remainder of the club was composed of chess enthusiasts from the student body at large. Although the atmosphere of the club was always informal, the competitive nature of tournament chess was always present. 137

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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

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2---Fi .yNa1?f - Math Team The Watertown High math team competes in five ten-team math meets in the Greater Boston Math League each season. As an understate- ment, the problems are difficult and the competi- tion is rough. Pressures of stiff competition and a race with the clock compound the difficulties of the meets. L to R: Diane O'Brien, Ken Coleman, Sirarpi Heghihian, Lisa DeAngelis, Dave Mazzuchelli, Maryann Ceglio, Mr. Garabedian. Armenian Club For the past five years, the Armenian Club has been care- fully working for various purposes. Our maior proiect this year was a dance with the Belmont and Arlington Armenian clubs. The dance was held at the Sheraton Commander in Boston. The club has toured many of the historical locations of Bos- ton. T7 L to R, lst ROW: A. Beurklian, A. Harotunian, H, Youssoufian, 2nd ROW: A. Bazerekian, S. Boy- niegerian, S. Chekiiian, S. Dilsiiian, Z. Nakoshian. Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to advance -visual creativity through studying and creat- ing all forms of art. The members are involved in various fund-raising projects which result in the scholarship award to ci senior planning to maior in art. Teaching art at Home Base School and a field trip to Rockport are impor- tant activities. L to R: Diane Iuliano, Regina Roth, James Long, David Divecchio, Dennis Coleman, Peter Coleman, Diane Dey- ermeniian, Tom Conti, Ms. Gavrilles.