Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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l 1 1 4 l PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row: Kleft to right! Carol Tucker, Eugenia Blakeman. Marion Power, Charles Carlson, Margaret Mclntosh, William Curby, Elizabeth Torrey. Second Row: Marjorie Holland. Duke Curby, Allen Marshall. Harris Penniman, Richard josselyn, Stephen Cole, George Dupree, Charleen Bell, Edna McClellan. Third Row: Lee Crossman, Joseph Comerford. Sewall Vaughan, George Perry, Henry Huddleston, Richard Peterson. John Hutchinson, Edward Giberti. Back Row: Mr. McKey, Ned Kirby. Photography Club The Whitman High School Photography Club, organized in 1937, has had to curtail its activities this year because of war conditions, the scarcity of supplies, and the fact that many of the mem- bers with positions outside of school have found it impossible to devote time to photographic work. However, the club has made a definite contribu- tion to the school in training many lower-class- men in the elements of photographic technique. In October an afternoon dance proved so profit- able that it was possible for the club to purchase a professional safelight and other new equipment, thus making the dark-room unusually well equipped. 27 Several former members are now doing photo graphic work for the Armed Services. It is the hope of the club members that condi tions next year will permit their holding an exhi bition similar to the ones of former years. Officers for 1942-43 have been the following: President ..... ..... C harles Carlson Vice-President . .. .Margaret McIntosh Secretary ....... ..... ll Iarion Power Acting Treasurer . . ..... William Curby Adviser ........ . .Gordon W. McKey

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1 EEGW ORCHESTRA Front Row: left to right Grace Avery. Gloria Harrington, Phyllis Monahan, Joanne Higgins, Leah McLaughlin, Rose Fulp1initi.ConstanPe Taylor. Pauline Phillips. Gloria Loud. Middle Row: Meredith Peterson, Dorothy Brittuin. Nancy Wright, Thomas McCarthy, Miss McCarthy, Roy Swan. Harold Terzian. - I ' - t Back Row: Georsze Hayley. Fred Dake, john Coffelt, Arthur Sproul, Gerald Diklestico, Robin Brittain, Patricia Nlacliacliron. Annie Rudolph. l - i Lg, t. 1.44 -hgh., fi: - gk, , sm 5-.ni SEHK!! lllm li'-:Ill B :- E has-582: E2 H Q Iii lb 1 V Sal A ' . BAND l 0 6 YQ' 'MM' . f - .H f,,'4 't '. .., I 1 7,1 , . , . ,....f-- . I - 'f 'sae ' - . , - - . u a, . .'. -. e-- t, Valvw 'Dix f.1...e - - Q -. -- . ,tL---..f?f,:-,gfg- - -M - r An' 4 , , , . '. . .,' - 'Na L - 1, E' ' -q . a- --.f-4'-, 2 . 10.51. BAND Front Row: left to right Robert Goodwin. Clifton Strathern, Stergios Milonas,Sewall Vaughan, Robert Landers, Charles Carlson. Robert Andrews. Nliddie limyg Robin Brittain, AlbertGregory, Bethel Pratt, John Coffelt, Patricia MacEachron, Eleanor Pratt, George Bayley. linux li Ioseph Waters. Fred Dake, Stanwood Ford, Corinne Jenkins, Elton Seamans, Edward Clark, George ,I vice. Robert Godbout.

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ATHLETIC COUNCIL Front Row: ileft to right! Mr, Lane, William White, Elizabeth Comerford, Mrs. Mclnnes. Back Row: James Riddell, Robert Landers. Athletic Association The Athletic Association was organized to give all members equal representation in the athletic activities of the school, and is the one organization to which all may belong. Its affairs are controlled by the Executive Board, elected annually by the entire student body. This year the students of Whitman High School elected William White, President: Leon Heddericg, Vice-Presidentg Mary White. Secretaryg Paul Plasse, Treasurer, Eliza- beth Comerford, Senior Representative, Harold Hathaway, Junior Representativeg Robert Lan- ders, Sophomore Representative, and Mrs. Mc- Innes, Adviser. Mr. Lane had already been ap- pointed Faculty Manager. During the football season, the Executive Board conducted a very successful membership drive throughout the school. At the opening rally, reports were read by the members of the Board, and a short skit, written by Elizabeth Comerford, 28 was presented by all the members of the Execu- tive Board. It was voted to award sweaters to the Senior football players who had earned them, and to the others who would have earned them had they not left school to serve in the Armed Forces. It was also voted to award basketball numerals to the girls on intramural teams. An Injury Fund Drive was held in the school and throughout the town, and was so successful that in two days 3185.59 had been donated to put the Drive over the top. During the year, the Executive Board lost three of its representatives because of the war, and its secretary because of extra-curricular points. For this reason, James Riddell was elected Treasurer, and Elizabeth Comerford Secretary. The other members were not replaced because of the short time left in the school year.