Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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T H E Y E A R B O O K 1 9 4 2 QJOffD Q.JOfDQJOfDQJOfO' Q!'0fDl!0xfD'Q!0fD-',!0s7DQJt0fD QJ'OfD 3 3 Dedication TO MISS ALLEN, whose many years of service at VVhitrnan High are an inspiration and example to all, to her, to express our sincerest and most-well-deserved thanks and appreciation, we, the Class of 1942, do in deepest gratitude and lasting affection dedicate our Year- book. 3

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STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Cleft to right! Rita Pierce. Francis O'Rourke. Mary Renshaw, Gerald Burbine. Anne Baker. Alan Hamel. Mary White. Jean Harper. Second Row: Miss Kenealy. Richard Brine, George Bayley, Henry McGuane, Joseph Burns. Warren Kiernan, Rae Matheson, Stergis Malonis. Mr. Albrecht. Third Row: William Curby. Ruth Harrington, Eunice Drake, Alice Hollis, Rita Murray, Marion Hopkins. Gloria Ferris, Josephine Burns. Betty Comerford, Edward Kirby. Student Council Late in September the Student Council opened its most successful year since the beginning of the organization. The following officers were chosen under the able supervision of the advisers, Miss Kenealy and Mr. Albrecht: Gerald Burbine. . . ...... President Ann Baker .... . . .Vice-President Mary Renshaw . . ..... ........ S ecretary Alan Hamel .................... Treasurer Mary White, Francis O'Rourke Executive Committee During the year the council repaired the bicycle racks, and conducted two most successful drives, the Red Cross Drive and the Infantile Paralysis Drive. The sale of defense stamps has been very prosperousg it is estimated that the total sale will have reached 331,000 by June. Waste paper is being collected and sold, and the money received will go for the purchase of defense bonds. When the bonds shall have matured, the money will be used for student activities. The Student Council has complete charge of the monitor system. An Extra-Curricular Activities committee was selected-Josephine Burns. Beverly Blanchard, Stergios Milonas-to investigate the students' activities. This has proved very successful. A song contest for a school song was held, and many songs were entered. The winner will be selected before the end of this year.