Wilbraham and Monson Academy - Hill Yearbook (Wilbraham, MA)

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Del Todo Staff ,69 Editor-in-Chief: Howard McGarity. Feature Editor: William Pearce. Sports Editor: Brian Marsden. Senior Class Editor: Townsend Brown. Business Manager: Louis Abbate. Layout Editor: Ieffrey Kellett. Photography Editors: jason Pollack, William Spector. Faculty Advisers: Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pethick, Mr. Iere Austin Assistants: Editorial: Wayne Wexler, Gene Iacobson. Business: Robert Rinklin, Kent Ameden, Paul Potters. 28

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. . . ctivities The Two Oi Me There once were two of me. One had life, gentle and cheerful. The other had death, violent and morbid. No one knew me. They only saw the cruel or the good, the hate or the compassion. Fleeing from the two of me, I soared leaving one of me behind to lie in the sand and die. Now I am known. I am no longer alone. Many enemies are now mine, For the part of me that died Was the part that was kind. Stephen McDowell Rubicon The Rubicon staff has always struggled to generate student interest in a literary magazine. This year the struggle continued. Guided by Mr. Leaning, the present small board of editors was by no means inadequate. Stephen McDowell, last year's junior editor, was editor-in-chief, and Paul Heller filled the resulting vacancy. Associate editors were seniors David Pinney and Paul Lindahl. The Rubicon has traditionally accepted works of prose and poetry from the students but this year also welcomed photography and sketchings. The best of the year's literary and artistic work comprised a large Spring issue. Although there was only that single issue, the board felt that when published Qon schedule? it was well Worth the efforts put into it. Pinney, Paul Heller Paul Lindahl, Stephen McDowell, David

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