West Boylston High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (West Boylston, MA)

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Editors: JoAnn McPhillips, Leonard Silvester, Anne Shaw. Business Managers: Charles Allen, Lynn Larrabee, Bruce Hopper. Art Editor: Carol Hoyle. Photography Editor: Kerry Glynn. Boys’ Sports Editor: William Kendall. Cirls’ Sports Editor: Kathleen O’Connor. Senior Write-ups Committee Pat Connor Co- (Chairman) Paul Shepard (Co-Chairman) Paul Zickell Linda Raymond Cheryl Antonio Sandra Flynn Marion Sheldon Paula Bennett Glen Hermes Craig Eicholz Jeralyn Smith Superlatives Committee Susan Rickley (Chairman) Rita Riganati Peter Zickell Organizations Committee Janice Ekberg (Chairman) Sally Boo Donald Cronk Activities Committee Barbara Kimball (Chairman) Mary Davis Angela Giobellina Underclass Committee Paulette Conforti (Chairman) Paula Alexandrowicz Doug Campbell Typists Sandra Flynn (Head Typist) Linda Archambeault Linda Henchey Linda Raymond Sue Howard Dorothy Rotti Gloria Austin Class Will Committee Janet Nolan (Chairman) Jack Savage Debby Hyde Danny Rosis Janet Mercadante John Geier Paul Zickell Class Prophecy Committee Stan Millen (Co-Chairman) Janet Raczynski (Co-Chairman) Marion Sheldon Dale Benson Danny Rosis Class History Committee Judy Fitts (Chairman) Paul Shepard Debby Hyde Peter Zickell Pirsl Row: D. Rosis, P. Zickell, D. Hyde, J. Smith, C. Antonio, D. Benson, M. Sheldon, G. Austin, G. Hermes. Sec- ond Row: P. Zickell, C. Eicholz, L. Raymond, D. Rotti, J. Thwing, A. Giobellina, S. Howard, M. Davis, P. Bennett, S. Boo, P. Alexandrowicz, J. Mercadante, D. Cronk ,Mr. Begley (Advisor).

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ow One: W. Kendall, K. O’Connor, C. Allen, A. Shaw, L. Silvester, J, McPhillips, B. Hopper, L. Larrabee, C. Hoyle, second Row: P. Shepard, J. Nolan, J. Raczynski, S. Flynn, P. Connor, B. Kimball, J. Ekberg, P. Conforti, S. Rickley, J. htts. K. Glynn, S. Millen. YEARBOOK STAFF You are looking at a very busy bunch of people. When Mr. Begley organized the staff last Spring, we were all enthusiastic about the great task which we, the staff members, were undertaking. Well, much time and hard work has gone by; we must admit that some of the enthusiasm has worn away and has been replaced by a deep satisfaction in the job that we have done. Jt has not been an easy year — indeed, at times the asks confronting us seemed insurmountable. We did, however, pull through and you are now reading the product of our devotions. We would just like to take this opportunity to say a few words in praise of our advisor, Mr. Begley. He has worked selflessly for us and we shall always be indebted to him.

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is set up to provide the students of West Boylston Junior-Senior High School with an opportunity to assist in the planning of events and projects which all students can benefit from. The Council consists of tw ' o representatives from each of the four upper classes and a single repre- sentative from the eighth grade. In addition, the Presidents of all five classes are automatically members of the Council. The Council elects its own officers from its membership exclusive of the class presidents. This year officers are: Janet Nolan, President; Daniel Rosis, Vice President; Susan Simon, Secretary; and Dennis Rousseau, Treasurer. This year the membership of the Council was divided into six standing com- mittees: Fund Raising; Parliamentary Procedure; School Spirit; Public Relations; School Bulletin Board; And Principal’s Committee. Among the activities sponsored by the Council over the past year were a Workshop on Parliamentary Procedure, which was attended by most class officers and club officers in the school; the first dance of the school year, which featured The Abstracts’’; and two Student Council sponsored pep rallies during the basketball season. The Student Council also ran a candy sale just before Easter to raise money for scholarships. Another contribution of the Council has been the purchase of a camera to take pictures of school activities so that a color-slide history can be made of each year at W.B.H.S. The Student Council feels that this has been a successful year. The one great hope for the future is that more students would become involved with the work of the Council both by serving on one of the various committees open to non-members and by using the Council as a student sounding-board. 104