Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row: tleft to righti Mary Vigneault, Marion Power, Emily Brittain, Charles Carlson, Doris Fuller. Margaret Mclntosh. Second Row: Mr. McKey. Lee Crossman, Harold Dodge, Henry Huddleston, Richard Peterson, George Perry, Cesare Gentile. Third Row: Winifred Higgins. Carol Tucker, Marjorie Singleton, Muriel Linn, Marjorie Holland. Dorothy Brittain, Ruth Harrington. Plzofogrczjalzy Club The fall of 19-11 marked the fifth anniversary of the founding of the Photography Club. Al- though the exodus of last year's seniors greatly depleted its ranks, it has carried on its activities this year with a group of inexperienced but en- thusiastc recruits, who have made great strides in learning photographic darkroom technique. A series of classes on the general subject of Good Picturesg How to Take and Finish Them was given throughout the year by the adviser. Although no Parents' Night exhibition was held this year, the club followed the custom started last year at the suggestion of Miss Hol- an exhibit on brook, town librarian, of holding the upper floor the library during the week of May 3. New members from the lower classes were taken into the club in April so that they might be prepared to carry on next year's work. These officers have ably served the club during the current year: President ..... . .Emily Brittain Vice-President . . . . .Charles Carlson Treasurer . . . . . .Marion Power Secretary . ..Doris Fuller

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T H E Y E A R B O O K 1 9 4 2 cJeroQJomcfofncJofacJofa-cJomQ2erawofo-cJoraiwcfafwom,cfom,cJofa LOUISE McLAUGHLIN Sign Gunner MARTHA SCHATZL U i i 1 -Violin String Louise thinks her Junior is very fine TQ Martha W9 glY9.th'1S V101111 Stflhg So today we give her this pretty little sign. Vi 9 k110W hel' 11111510 IS JuSt the fhlhg- JANICE MONROE Pencil ARNOLD SEAMANS I, . D. Rolof Janice is smart, we all agree fgiiglfg Eiggigtge Zoggicind tllgm The perfect secretary she's bound to be. S0 vine give to him this ruler' DOROTHY MORGAN Magazine American Home To use if he's ever in a pinch. T0 be a housewife Dot does prefer ELEANOR SEEGER Bottle of Pills S0 this magazine We give to he91'- Because Eleanor wants to be a nurse HARRY MORGAN Tire We give to iher this box of pilis I h I A Beeeuse bicycle tires are hard to get To glue to ei patients to cure al t eir ills. We're sure this gift he won't regret. ERNEST SMITH D i y I DYU111 RITA MURRAY Bokof ii Zinaliieii1Qiiein231if'-33528503 iilillifdiiil When for a husband you are looking DELMA STODDAR ' C S id. Q Get one who can do your cooking. , . . 0 lei There s something about a soldier HARRY NICKERSON fMadl Hat How well does Delma know In Hollywood if you can act, And since He's in the army now An Oscar goes to you. Life is oh! so slow. But instead we give yOu this VVILLIAM SYVEENEY Gun In hooos that If W111 do- Bill is so fond of hunting NORMA NICKERSON Passport We've bought for him this little gun. Today a passport's hard to get T0 See If he C311 get 2 d9211 ' But we have one for you Bef01'9 the da-Y 15 610119- We hope it gets you safely home ALICE TAYLOR Marriage License But to Whitman YO'-1'H be true- To Alice we give this license to wed, LILLIAN PACKARD Curiei, In hopes that the words I do soon will be said. Ther-e's nothing like starting at the top, PRISCILLA Red Shorts Here's a curler to open your beauty shop. 5I1'15?111-9 151: veiry fond Of SD01iPSh MARIE PAUL Bug e1 avori e ress is a pair o s orts. U H For bugs Marie has affection. ADEL-QIQE TIBREIBE. . ii h i Copy of Stage Here's one for your collection. eo S acting a I 'ty IS fi t. e lage H ,, To help her go farther is this copy of Stage. GLADYS PETERSON . Hook KATHLEEN TREPTOW Face Cream ilifhei? Hslfmg lil the Rilifam for datifff To Kay for whom we have such feeling, OO S ale use ess wit out Bates' W-e give this face cream to make her more appealing. VERNE PORTER Pillow MARTIN TUFANKJIAN Saw Since Verne is such a sleepy fellow Martin is 50 very tall, We give to him this little pillow. Maybe this will make him Small, GERALD REED e Compass HELEN WALO b Compass An A student is Gerald Reed, Helen is a Mariner who surely loves the sea, For figuring angles this Compass he'11 need. This compass will guide her wherever she may be. MARY RENSHAW Wings ALBERTAih iRZBURQER i v F11 8II13.I1 Hat A pair of Wings from Ken to Mary lbie IS aeiiieman so very brave, In joining him She will not terry. He plunges through the smoke and flame i People for to save. ADELA Rgi'l'IUifi1' I d d H , h Tloket DORIS wooos H i Flash of Lightning e 059 an WIC? 001' If t 9 Spot Did you see that lightning flash? S0 for Adela this ticket we ve bought. It must have been Doris rushing past. EDITH SAYCE Record JOHN ZOOBKOOF Tractor Edith collects records stack on stack Because Johnnie is a farmer boy We hope our donation is one she may lack. This tractor may be his pride and joy. 4' 'i 0 -nib' A 1-asain-if ff- W0 u'p0909u0!, n 'XT' n 'Q Eb' ' ? I ' f f ffZ ' 4- f I 25

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LITERARY CLUB First Row: fleft to right Gloria Harrington, Adela Rymut, Marie LaFreniere, Adelaide Tirrell, Mary Renshaw, Roy Littlehale. Second Row: Winifred Higgins, Rosalie Kirby, Marion Powers, Muriel Linn, Marion Hopkins, Margaret Minnehan. Gertrude Croke. Miss Kenealy. Third Rovv: June Ladouceur, Nancy Altman, Jean Harper, Lois Thomas, lean Walkey, Marie Paul, Literary Club On October 8, 1942, the Literary Club, under the supervision of its adviser, Miss Kenealy, began a most successful and active year by electing the following officers: Adelaide Tirrell .... ...... P resident Marie La Freniere . . . . .Vice-President Mary Renshaw .... . . ...... Treasurer Adela Rymut .... ........... S ecretary Gloria Harrington. . . . . .Program Chairman 27 In March, the Club gave a tea and entertain- ment for the members of the Reading Club of the Women's Club. In April, a tea and entertainment was given for the members of the school faculty. During the year, books were read and reported on. The Club enjoyed a most successful year with many thanks due its adviser and officers.