Wells High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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12 THE CRIMSON AND GRAY DRAMATIC CLUB President Julia Liro Vice-President Dorothy Wiessner Secretary lean Buckley Treasurer Donald Morey Faculty Adviser Miss Plante Forty-two members of the Dramatic Club went to Boston on October 18 to see Life with Father at the Civic Repertory Theatre. They were accompanied by Miss Tair, Mrs. Beauregard, and Miss Plante, faculty adviser of the club. Those members who attended the play were: Don- ald Morey, Elaine Salva, Marie Norton, Shirley An- drus, Dorothy Wiessner, Lorraine Desrosier, Sally Lenti, Margaret Diorio, Marjorie McCann, Pauline Lavallee, Paula Mannie, Julia Liro, Pauline Bour- deau, Esther Roth, Sylvia Greene, Annie Young, Jean Buckley, Mary Ann Hazelton, Geraldine Gil Ion, Lois Greene, Mary Dirlam, Marjorie Cole, Norman Mor- ong, Joseph Burgess, Alice Guillet, John Cavanaugh, John Keenan, George Cudworth, Dorothy Gardner, Claire Lusignan, Dolores Tetreault, Marjorie Hobson, Gertrude Livernois, Mae Chaffee, Patricia Noel, Ann Robbins, Phyllis Mannis, Theodore Lesniewski, and Everett Burnor, Jr. MAGAZINE CLUB r President Robert LaReau Vice-President Dorothy Wiessner Secretary Patricia Whiteoak Treasurer Raymond Gendron Faculty Adviser Miss Lanphear The Magazine Club sponsored an Inter-class Dance October 25. Those rooms with 100% membership were guests of the Club. Refreshments were served and everyone seemed to have fun. Those in charge of arrangements were: Dorothy Wiessner, Patricia Whiteoak and Marvette Burnor, decorations; Robert Williams, tickets; Paul Donavan, checking; Robert LaReau, refreshments. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB President Noel Butler Vice-President Raymond Phaneuf Secretary William Laliberte Treasurer Norman Franz faculty Adviser Mr. Paraghamian SAVE FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 SENIOR PLAY WHAT A LIFE The cast of this exceptional play is as follows: (In order of appearance) Miss Shea Sally Cheney Mr. Nelson Dan Robson A Student Louise Genereux A Student Lloyd Chapman Mr. Patterson Richard Aucoin Miss Pike Hortense Anctil Bill Charles Brousseau Miss Eggleston Marjorie McCann Miss Johnson Miriam Renaud Mrs. Vecchitto Rose lanniccheri Henry Aldrich Ray Downer Barbara Pearson Natalie Pierce Gertie Allena Crockford Mr. Bradley Ray Chauvin Miss Wheeler Lore Saltzberger George Bigelow Silvio Pettinelli Mrs. Aldrich Jean Wilkinson Mr. Ferguson William LaLiberte What A Life by Clifford Goldsmith brings to the stage o f the high school auditorium the Aldrich family famous through the radio and movies. Because of their splendid work last year in their junior play, you know what the class of 1940 can do! See them this year — Dance after the play. Have another good time of the school year 1940- 1941. THE RIFLE CLUB President Lloyd Chapman Vice-President Raymond Phaneuf Secretary Raymond Downer Treasurer Norman Franz Assistant Treasurer Charles Demers Range Officer Howard Thompson Faculty Adviser Mr. Bingley i OUR FACULTY We were sorry to see three of our teachers leave us this year but we wish them all the luck in the world. Miss Walters was married this summer, Mr. Mickelson is teaching in California, and Mr. Snell, in Hartford. With open arms we welcome Miss Lanphear, Miss Tait, Miss Hall, and Mr. Dion as members of our faculty.

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