Williamsburg High School - Tattler Yearbook (Williamsburg, MA)

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Student Council STANDING: left to right: Lynn Donovan, secretaryg Michael Donovan, Donald Hutchins, treasurer, Herbert Haskell, Dottie Mae Sylvester, James Outhuse, Dale Hitchcock, Paul Healy, Judy Larkin. SEATED: Charles Kellogg, Daniel Dunlevy, vice-presidentg Nicholas Warren, Allen Moran, president- Michael Dymerski, David Webb, Andy Burr. ' Following the example set by other schools, Williamsburg High School organized a Student Coun- cil three years ago. Our constitution states that the Student Council is organized to promote better understanding between the faculty and the students, to develop interest in all school activities, and to encourage the students to abide by the rules of the schoo1. At the beginning of this school year the representation in the Student Council was established as five representatives from the senior class, four juniors, three sophomores, two freshmen, and one each from the seventh and eighth grades. The Student Council meets every other Friday to discuss problems and activities, and under its new presi- dent, Allen Moran, is attempting to take action on problems concerning the welfare of the entire stu- dent body. Pro Merito SEATEDp Left to right: Helen Symons, Lucinda Lyman. Gail Mougin, Dan Dunlevy, Barbara Hinton, Donna Hurd, Paul Healy. STANDING: Joanne Brooks, Susan Packard, Cecil Thomas, Michael Dymer- ski, David Webb, Andy Burr, Allen Moran, Nick Warren, Joel Howes, Charles Kellogg, Patty Pavelcsyk Betty Brooks. y 30

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Science Club Andy Burr, President, Nicholas Warren, Vice President, Susan Fowler, Secretary, Dale Hitchcock, Treasurer. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Morin, M. Sherk, C. Otis, B. Hover, L. Kellogg, K. Healy, M. Hacker, N. Webb, SECOND ROW: E. Norris, M. Johndrow, N. Curtis, C. Clarke, I. Graves, S. Liematainen, I. Nu- gent, C. Bisbee, V. Adair, D. Hurd, THIRD ROW: L. Lyman, K. Otis, L. Sarafin, N. Fox, N. Senecal, C. DeAngelus, A. Majkowski, M. Nietsche, S. Curtis, H. Fogg, M. Delisle, FOURTH ROW: S. Montague A. De Nood, B. Mollison, J. Tetrault, A. Warren, A. Goodhue, L. LaVa1le, B. Jorgenson, D. Albert, LAST ROW: J. Kmit, A. Burr, F. Houghton, J. Curtis, N. Warren, G. Moore, J. Howes, C. Kellogg. ABSENT: C. Margargal. D. Feiker. 29

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Debating FIRST ROW: Left to right: Gary Mooreg Allen Moran, pres.: Nick Warreng Robin Frost. SECOND ROW Cecil Thomas: Peter Baturag Nicholas Dostie, Vice-pres.: Kathy Moran: Roberta Tilley. ABSENT: Dan Dunlevy. This year the Williamsburg debating team entered the Connecticut Valley League with an experienced team. They were successful in winning 17 out of 20 decisions to finish in second place in the league of eleven teams. Last year the team finished in fourth place with an 11 and 19 record. The topic debated was Resolved that the United Nations should be significantly strengthened. The affirmative debating was done by Dan Dunlevy, Nick Warren, and Cecil Thomas, After losing their first two debates at the Hopkins Academy tourna- ment, they were to lose only one other decision, thus finishing the season with '7 wins and 3 losses. The negative debating was done by Allen Moran. Peter Batura and Garry Moore. They won ten decisions while losing none. The highlight of the year occurred at the final tournament for the season. Here the Williamsburg teams defeated all three contenders. Of particular note was the defeat of the previously undefeated South Hadley affirmative team by our negative. South Hadley won the league for the third straight year with this year's record being 19 wins and 1 loss. The only member of this year's varsity team who will not be lost because of graduation is Cecil Thomasg however, among the novice debaters are Robin Frost, Katherine Moran, Roberta Tilley and Nick Dostie. All these are enthusiastic fresh- men anxious for varsity participation next fall. 31