Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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AND ...Ldv 'TMAIU' BAND l i1 -1 lluw Ill-I'1 Tu riuhtlt lVIr. 1,1-:u'h. l3:u'In:lr:n Hurpur. Sm-wmfl Huw: Ml-rwlillm l'l'll'l'N4lI1, Shirlm-y fllllljilllilli, Vliftun SlI'flll1L'l'lI. SL-wall Vzxuuhn, Iiulugrt Mill.-tt, Sll'l'!'lIN Nlilrmus, lymlllmy' l'1m14-5, Ann lVl1'I,n111:l1Iil1, llurutlxy liulrinmm. llnrnl Huw: I-uw-:In-1'lvll Amlrwwx, l'rl-xl Imlw, Holm-rt Il2lIl1l4'l'5, l'2lll'lL'I1l M:lcl'I:u'hrun, Iivlhvl Pratt, George .I-ly.-.Lv llfllwri lilnlflxlfw, lluln-rx Illliltllvslnll. liulwrt liulwr, 1'h:u'l1-s Axhwurlh. lluvill Kuisvr, Stunwuuul lfm-fl, Iiulwy-1 H1-nth, .luv-I-I1 xV2ll1'l'N, l'11Iw:lrll Vlzxrk, lluvizl Munn, William Amlxm-ws, Alum SUZITIIHIIQ. 411-mxw llzlylf-y, llfmzxlnl l,1-:1m'l1, Jr., l'm'inn1- .lvnIxins. 0 Q lf UIU'THlCS'l'IiA l'ir.wI Huw ll'-fl in rivl11l 1 L1-:nh Ma-llzmuhlin, Juzmm- Higrpins, l'Iarry 'lll'l'Zl2lll, Nzmry Wright, Pauline l'llllll1rw. Nlixx Ml-l':z1'lhy, Hrzuw- Axe-ry, Phyllis lvlnllllhllll. QU.-..,,.1 l1f.w 3 Fr. .I lmll--, N14 ln-ulilh I'--tus-nm, Imrnthy liriltuiu, .Ruin-rt lhwkle-y, llluriu Lnusl, Patricia Nl:1vl-.:ul11'fm, l',1lxv:u'1l flurll, 1+-llflzuwv luylnr, luvso l'lll1JlIN'ltl. l'hir1l llmx: l'l1yllix 'l'1-rx'vY, Hwmwrl- linylvy, Annim- Rlululpl1. 28

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RED AND BLACK SPOTLIGHT First Row tleft to rightbt Ruth Harrington, liarbara Harper, Hi-len Rymut, Dorothy Rumrill. Betty Harper. Marian Little. Ser-ond Row: Rae Math--son, Anthony Arziu, Betty Hogg, Fred Dake, Sh-rgios Milonus, Third Row: Miss Reynolds, Robert links-r. Charles Moffatt, Alden llilman, Miss Tinker. Rea' and Black Spoflzglzt Last year it become evident that a school news- ities that go to make up high school life. paper for servicemen was needed: for while let- We of the staff feel that we have been success- ters from home told about home life, it seemed ful in showing the boys a little bit of the present advisable to tell the boys about school life, too. school life. Letters have come to us from many With this in mind the staff was chosen and dif- of the boys from all over the world. Teachers ferent features and articles were planned. The have been stopped on the street and parents have Hrst issue started with an article by Mr. Bayley, come to school to thank us. This activity has cer- followed by write-ups on school life, activities, tainly proved worthwhile. sports, and the thousand and one different activ- 'Jill , fu I X ' v .1234 . Class Advisers Our class advisers have been diligent and faith- ful in helping us in all of our activities. To them we express deep appreciation. 27

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f J IJOIHil,lC QU.-XR'l'IC'l' 1l1HYSr First Huw 1lp1'1 tn Yillhili Lluyll f'L1l'lry, Rulwrl Millvif, .lnlhll Rvevl. l l'wlc'l'im' Nlillv. Second Row: Ruxasell '1'lwrnas. l r1-cl Ijukv, VVil1i:1m llunfurih, Iiflwzml IVlcl,':11'1hy 1 3 I gg 'R E DUUISLIC QUAIi'!'lC'l' IIS I ICI,Su First Row lleft to riuhtl: Dorothy I z1l1r'e-nlmlt, Corinne .Ie-nkins. lfznlrul Huuu, lizn-hm-u H npr Second Row: Ruth Harrington, Mary liuckley, Anne: Rudolph, Dnmthy Iirittuin. 29