Whitman High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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lIJudYll What do you want, a chatty, . .full of bounce NANC Y WYAT T JUDITH WHITESIDE Senior Class Play Usheretteg Intr amur al Basketball 25 Dance Committees 2,354-Q Senior Class Play Committees. whoopie button? . . . tiny. . . . . . Can't We Be Friends? DAWN WINSLOW Business Staff of Yearbookg Honor Society 3, 45 Executive Committee 45 Senior Class Play Usherette5 Spellman Essay Contest 35 Glee Club l, 25 Choir 35 Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Vice- president Z5 Monitor 35 Class Ode. llnawnll Ya know? . . . earnest and sincere. . . good marks nice voice. . . self-assured. . .benefit m ovie s I Marie, the Dawn is Breaking P1-:TER zAN1BoN1 Girls' Sports Editor of Yearboolq Honor Society3,45Student Council 35 Student Council Delegate 35 Senior Class Play5 Intramural Tennis 15 Intramural Basketball l, Z, 35Girl'sBasketball Manager 4gAssistant Manager 35GleeClub l, 25ClassDayComrnittee3 Grad- uation Decoration Committeeg Dance Committees 2, 3, 4g Ring Committee5 Floor Marshall 4. Varsity Football l,2,3,4g Varsity Ba s eball 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3,45 Senior Class Play Usherg Dance Comrnittees2,45Prom Committee 3. nBunnyll I Pete I'l1 beat you up . . . hustler. . . argumentative. . . help- Got af'-Y goodies 7 - - - whore were You Jvhen hunt' ing hand. . . enthusiastic. . . sports. . . Funny Little ing 5935011 bega-n? f - - a heartl' laugh- - - Pass me 3' Bunny loaf of bread . . . We're Here for Fun Honor Parts - QA? . , it ' ESSAYISTS Diane Der sarkisian 5 '11 T5 i 5 Russell Martenson fl K PL V- 1 'D ,,. 7 X ' ? CLASS HISTORY Linda Bartlett CLASS WILL Nancy Wyatt Helen Cox Joan Ellis CLASS PROPHECY Norma Chapman CLASS GIFTS Joan Adams Janet Hinkley Gail Chirvs E , 13 , f 5 , . 1, J I-gl y I , X if ,6 111755159 X iff -'1 ' CLASS OD ' Robert Bergman -5 nu-umgfeg, Dawn Winslow aw - 'X V. . 5 - will' 26

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aff 'iff My November, 1965 Dear Linda, Yesterday as I was wading through the heap in the attic, I came across a pile of dance decorations from our high school days. My mind began to wander back to our four years at W.H. S. I remember our first day. Didn't we, the underclassmen, feel like midgets lost in a maze of confusing room num- bers, long corridors, and upperclassmen? The other daylfinally burned my old gym suit. Do you remember our first gym class when, much to our surprise, we were ordered to memorize locker combinations and to bring a towel and bathing cap to class--we couldn't imagine why! Then, too, of course, we had our first experiences with passes, and ll6, ab- sentee, and flunk slips. But then, as the days wore on, and we became more accustomed to our surroundings, we settled down to a daily routine with a little bit of fun sandwiched in. Last Saturday I went to a football game and recognized some of the cheers we used to do. I noticed two Freshmenwere playing on the varsity, and it made me think of Dave and Jim. Their band wasn't so good as the Whitman High's9 nor their cheerleaders so energetic as Charlene and Marcelle . Iwonder if their rallies are as loud as our first one seemed. Back to the attic again! Can you believe that I have an old newspaper dated January 3, l953, and in it a notice of Mr. Bayley's resig- nation? Didn't he make a wonderful guidance director? Weren't we excited the first day our new principal, Mr. Johnson, took over? We all made excuses to go to the office to get a glimpse of him. I wanted to write about some of the things we did in our Sophomore year, but as I think it over, my mind is a blank. I think it's really fun reminiscing, andI would enjoy hearing from you. Love, Nancy December, 1965 Dear Nancy, Your mentioning Mr. Johns'on, our new principal, made me think of the changes he made the first year he was there. Wasn't the moni- tor system eliminated, and a new P.A. system installed? I thought you might be interested to know that the other night as I was reading the paper I recognized Jim Shay's picture. It made me think of his first office as president of our Soph- omore year. Also, weren't Carol Mar shall, vice- presidentg Janet Hinkley, secretaryg and Mervin Scott, treasurer? On the same page was an announcement about a coming dinner to be held for past Mothers of the Year from this state. Mrs.La.pworth's name was included. Do you remember what wonderful advisors she and Mr. Andrew made? Later I was preparing a few decorations for a Christmas party and recalled all the work involvedfor our fir st dance, Holiday Whirl. All our efforts making the Fourth of July rockets, Thanksgiving turkey, and Christmas Santa Claus were rewarded with a successful dance and a large profit. I'm planning atrip to Concord soon. Will you ever forget that rainy spring day when Miss Gilbert courageously packed us into buses, countedour noses, and signaled the bus drivers to head in that direction? I'm really looking forward to seeing the old houses again. Did I tell you I'm seriously thinking of taking a trip to Europe this summer? I think I'll get in touch with Mrs. Austin as she might be able to make some suggestions about where Imight visit. I'll never forget the fun our Latin class had at her party. When you have a minute to spare, please drop me a line. Love, Linda March, 1966 Dear Linda, Today I happened to find my class ring, whichlreceived in my Junior year. It made me think of the fun the committee of seven had selecting several choices on which the class could vote. After considering hundreds of rings, I felt I couldn't look at another. Do you still have the round ruby with the crest bearingaw on it? 28