Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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.uni - 'ZT '3 S STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: fleft to rightl tFrontl Arthur Howard, John White, Sidney Herman, Ann Mahoney, Charles Orcutt, Evelyn Skidmore. Second Row: tleft to rightl Paul Giberti, Ruth Terzian, Joan Cunningham, Jean Apple- ford, Shirley Ferris, Sally Harper, Barbara Roach. Third Row: fleft to rightl Leonard Sweeney, Mrs. Mclnnes, Edward Clark, Richard Butler, Robert Marshall, John Brennan. Chester Mc-Leod. Fourth Row: fleft to rightl tBackl Forrest Nutter, John Brown, Mr. Pratt. S tandem' Council The Student Council met in September with its advisers, Mrs. Mclnnes and Mr. Pratt, and chose the following officers: President ....... ...... J ohn White Vice-President . . . . . . Sidney Herman Secretary .... . . . . . Ann Mahoney Treasurer ..................... Charles Orcutt Representatives of Executive Board Arthur Howard, Shirley Ferris The monitor system was changed this year to a more efficient method. Many complaints were brought to the Council, and as a result, the new system was begun. Delegates from our Student Council attended the Southeastern Massachusetts Student Council Conventions held at Plymouth and Rockland. Each delegate brought back with him some new methods of operating the Council and also some ways by which the Council can be a better organization. This year the Council iilled and sent some Ameri- can Junior Red Cross gift boxes to the needy and homeless children of the war-torn countries. A committee was again appointed to publish a Freshman Handbook for the incoming fresh- man. Many new items were added to make this book a more helpful tool during their first days at Whitman High. The usual projects, such as carol singing, the Red Cross drive, and the Infantile Paralysis drive. were successfully ca1'ried out by the 1946-1947 Student Council.

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THE YEAgRBOOK194Z llllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllll'lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll RICHARD TRAVERSE Bubble Gum ARDELLE WASHBURN Certificate This bubble gum we give to Dick To Ardelle we give this certificate Who shows a lack of poise. As a manager you were great. For while he makes the largest bubbles, If you keep on smiling all the while, He also makes much noise. You're sure to Gnd a mate. EMMETT TUCKER Black Bowl: ELIZABETH WEIMERT Library Bill To Emmett we give this little black book Dear Betty, you owe some money, To help him keep his dates straight. Your book is overdue. And though he has a line of girls, And just as you do take our money, Joanne says she will still wait. We gladly take yours, too! FRANK TURNER Little Red Sovlcs JOHN WHITE Baby Shoes To Frank we give these red socks To Whitey we give these big old shoes A royal rooter is he. And hope they sure will Ht. We hope he always wears them And just to make sure they are your size, At all the games he sees. In the toes we put a slit. I1 l' E ff? -5,9 Q'NXXXXXXXXiXXXXXXXXXXXXAXNXY f f f YEARBOOK AD VI SERS f f To Miss Jean Gilbert and to Mr. Charles Bay- f f ley, our yearbook advisers, we express our sincere X I f f gratitude for their assistance in publishing this X f yearbook. 7 1 f 7X x x x xox x x xxx x x xoxox x x.x x x xs'xX 28

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY First Row: tleft to right! tFrontJ Lucy Jordan, Marjorie Dake, Gloria Loud, Doris Aubert. Second Row: Qleft to rightl Miss Gilbert, Lorraine Babineau, Shirley Ippolito, Theodora Packard, Barbara Olson. Third Row: tleft to right? Ruth Terzian, John White, Dorothy Barry, Allan Martenson. Fourth Row: Cleft to rightl tBackl Robert Baker, Toivo Maki, David Mann. sEN1oR CLASS PLAY A Date With fudyu On March 26, 1947, the animal play was pre- sented before an appreciative audience in the auditorium. Miss Gilbert was director, and Doris Aubert prompter, of the cast: Judy Foster ............,. ...... G loria Loud Melvin Foster '... . . . Allan Martenson Dora Foster . . . . . . Shirley Ippolito Randolph Foster . . ........ John White Hannah ............ . . . Theodora Packard Barbara Winsocket . . .... Dorothy Barry Oogie Pringle ..... . . . David Mann Mitzie Hoffman . . . . . Barbara Olson Mr. Martendale . . . . . Robert Baker Mrs. Hotchkiss ..... ..... R uth Terzian Eloise Hotchkiss .... ..... M arjorie Dake Mrs. Shlutzhammer ......... Lorraine Babineau Rexford Meredith O'Connor ........ Toivo Maki Susie O'Connor .................. Lucy Jordan The play, Arleen Leslie's popular comedy, is the story of a teen-age miss. She entangles her family and her friends into her plan of becoming queen of the coming dance by beating her rival in aiding charity. After many humorous mix-ups and inci- dents, the play ends surprisingly when she finally succeeds. The cast enjoyed presenting the play, and its success reflected on the fine work of everyone who helped in the performance.