Williamstown High School - Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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'ji .y,' 3 Haf,l.'Rn11'.' CT. King. P. Stephenson. R. Diodati, N. Ott, lf. Nliller. Iffl.. A. Catotti. XV. Como. D. Nfalsli. fNIr. Payne. Jilll' Front Rrmz' Bl. Niarquay. E, Little. E. Harris, S. Hickox, rlsvl. Eff.. B. Smith. CI, Proud, K. Craven. P. Ruelher THE NSPIRITA' BOARD In the columns of the weekly Spirit appear school news, sports writeups. articles ofinterest. and student editorials. The paper does much to develop school spirit and a feeling of unity in the school. Both the Spirit and the Board have doubled in size this year, enabling the paper to have many improvements and new features. Notable were the f'Spirit's campaign to give the money usually spent on Prom eorsages to a worthy charity, and Mr. Magliozzi's very interesting letters on Army life, Tl-l E DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club is made up of those students who are interested in doing outside work in developing their abilities in speaking and reasoning by discussing in a logical way the current problems of the day. Since formal debates with decisions by judges have been done away with, as far as interscholastic contests are concerned, the Club entertained the members of the Lee Debating Club in a panel discussion before the assembly on the subject YN'hat the High School Youth Can Do to Help the XVar Effort. The officers of the Club are: A. Catotti, President: Rf. Neyland, Vice President: Hiekox, Secretary and Treasurer: Miss Lally. Adviser. Yhirri Row: Bliss Lallv. Arie.. A. Catotti, Prfr., YV. Como. E. Biiller .sigma Row: Y. Robare, B. Smith, L. Biatchford, P. Runner Ifirxl Row: Bi. Rice, BI. Neyland, Vin' Prfx., S. Hickox, Src. r- 'T onmwluqs I .4

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url l3ffzw.' C'O1l10.qI. l7itzpatric'k. lf. I.itLlr'. K. Ros:-nburg. NI. Bennett. N. Ott. fi!'l'4'l1f'. D. Lamb. Mr. Clark. .lflzz Iron! Ram-: R. Dunn, KI. Riu: IIIQH' IGM.. P. Bullintcm. l'rw.. Homin. Xu., XV. Cilyli. 'lmzm :Xl,Nl'f'l2iI1ll..lxiI, 'l1f'f1.v.. Cf, Alunvs. B. l':'1'1'y 'l'llll S'I'l.'lJliN'I' CIOIQNCIII. llic Sluclcnl Ciouncil is ilu' Quvcrziiziu lmcly ol'll1c'sc'lioul. lil:-vlc'cl lay ilu- siuclm-nts Ilwliisclxvs it afliorcls caifli IIICIIIIXXI' zu vcmicc in ilu- liusim-ss ui' llw OIxQ2llllZ2lIlOIl and pmviclcs ilu- link In-Iwvvzi thc' sluclcms and thc' zlclininislrzition. .'Xl'u'r NIV. Rlaqliozzi lcffl ilu- council orgzinizccl to coll:-Cl papa-1' IllI'0llLfll SlllCli'IH Contri- lmulion and is trying lu f.llI'llN'l' Ilia' szilm- of clcfmisc- stumps and lioncls. PRO MERITO Pm Nlcrilu is thc socivty lo wliicli lliosc- of Ilia' most oi11slzmclinQ SlllCll'I1IS of ilu' Svnior Class belong. 'llivsc sluclvnls lizlu' lnziinlainc-cl an ,-X or B z1x'n'1'z1Q'c- Ilirouqlioul llivir liiqli scliuol yvzirs. 'lliis your llic' ncigliliorlioocl cmill-rc-iicv was lwlcl in XYlllli1l1lSIOXYll. This ziflzlir was SllCl'CSSlxl1llY con- clllclvcl under Ihv lczidersliip of its ollivcrsf Barlmrzi Smith. P1'm'sirlc-nl: Doris Lzimlm. Sc'ci'ctz11'y and 'lircasurvrz and Miss Towlc. Aclviser. Burl' Razr: N. Ott. lf. Pl'UllCl. E. Blillcr l'4!'0lIf Razr: K. Cravcn, B. Smith. Pzrs.. D. Lamb. Spf.-'Ii'1'11x.

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i I 4 lfr1rL' lforr: ll. l,arnlJ. B. Niehols. If. lirookinan, T. lftman, Nl. Bennett. ll, Wlalsh, KI, Neylzincl. l . Place. P. Ruether. l. Besobrasow. R. Riehnioncl I'l7'Ullf leffffl' Nl, Rive. E. Allies. lf. Guillen. 'lr'e'r1s., R. George. .Yex'., ll. Plielps, lvliff' Pzwi.. K. Lll'2lX'l'll, l'rfv,. ill, xvlSlll'l', ll Cfuinn1inQs.C. Proucl. Nl. Xlarquay, Miss l.ally. .lflf. TRI-Hl The 'l'ri-l li is a qirl's organization alliliatecl with the Y.Nl.C.A. The purpose ol' this organization is to erc'ate, maintain. and extend throughout the school and Connnunity. high standards of Christian c'liaraeter. This year the girls fixed old toys for the needy eliildren of the town for Christmas, and they also held a Clhristnms sale, The money taken in from the sale was used to take Care ol' eluh expenses for the year, livery year the club also Contributes to some current worthwhile Cause. THE HI-Y The Hi-Y is a fellowship ofthe Young Men's Christian Association, Their purpose, to create. maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian charaeteru has lead them to uphold the better ideals of life. This year the club attended the Older Boys Conference at Brockton and some ofthe boys have been airplane observers. Bark Roux' H. Phelps, A. Catotti. R. Dunn. R. Petrie, D. Nobleml. YVorthington, KI. Gilpatriek. N. Ott, hir. Clark. Ada: Fran! Roz:-.' A. Little, J. Steele, 'lh'a.i'., A. Bastien, Vin' Prey., P. Bufifinton, Pres., WV. Gibb, Ser., lf. Sliller, C. King, KI. Davis