Watertown High School - Annual Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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431 .135 ,, ,,4v L to R, lst ROW: Mr. Barron, Mr. Buckley, S. Travia, L. DeAngelis, S. Nohigian, K. Rabideau, 2nd ROW: J. Tierney, R. Derian, J. Donato, P. Gianopoulis, Z. Zevitas, L. Nardone, W. Miller. Yoga Club The Yoga Club is an introduc- tion to yoga exercises and thought, Yoga methods are 4000 years old and may be used by people of all ages. Through yoga, a person learns his own capabilities for meditation. Yoga improves a person's physical well-being and increases his per- sonal self-esteem. Biology Club The Biology Club has tried to get involved in different environmental activities. We have gone mountain climbing, camping, have par- ticipated in the Charles River cleanup, and other activities. We hope to interest more people in their environment and to make oth- ers more aware of environmental problems. -rl L-8 L fi. 1 lil W so - 'L L to R, lst ROW: Kathy Conlon, Maureen Coffey, Betsy Denaro, Sandy Avtgis, Mr. Courchene. was l be L to R, SEATED: Debbie Tompkins, Christine DerAvedisian, Valerie Viola, Kathy Lincoln, STANDING: Down Kenney, Brian Buckley, Jerry Gordon, George Doskalos, Glenn Strickland, Bob Busconi, Mr. Hughes, Cindy Baird. Thea ter Workshop sional productions in the Boston area. Theater Workshop is made up of students who are interested in theater arts. A mayor function of the group is to take an active role in school productions. Throughout the year, field trips are arranged for members of Thea ter Workshop to see performances at local colleges and universities as well as profes

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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.

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D. Harrington, R. Everett, R. Waitt, T. O'Hara, N. Delraso, T. Janos, M. Hoben, D. Morrill, W. Ford, E. Mosman, J. McElvoy, M. Goyetche, R. Johnson, R. Rundlet, G. Ohanian, W. Joyce, M. Roopenian, J. Anastos, R. Beioian, S. Baillar- geon, T. Palladino, W. Uttaro, F. Donavan, T. Rocca, L. Taverna, D. O'Neil, J. luliano, M. Hegarty, M. Tocco, E. Morgan, W. Jewers, G. Spence, S. Tocco, F. Flori, M. Bougoulas, P. Neal, Coach Barbati, Coach Hughes. ROW l, L-R: W. Joyce, B. Buckley, J. Simpson, ROW 2: M. Hoben, D. Morril, W. Ford, E. Mosman, K. Buckley, ROW 3: J. Cavanaugh, C. Barsam, T. Cronin, M. Roopian, J. Ancstos. Gridiron Club Although the football season ends in November, with the Thanksgiving Day game with Belmont, the Gridiron Club, sponsored by Coach Barbati, attempts to keep the interest in football going through- out the year. The club shows sports films, hears speakers from the athletic world, and aids the school with charitable works. The club membership is comprised of mem- bers of the football team and other inter- ested students. Basketball Club The purpose of the sports clubs at Watertown High is to create and sustain interest in their respective sports. Their activities in athletic and fund raising areas are an important part of the extra-curricu- lar activities of the school. Fitness of mind and body is their final goal.