Worcester Academy - Towers Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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WALTER S. O'MALLEY Class President A' CLASS UF NINETEEN FURTY H. BLENUS MacDOUGALL Head Monitor 1.51 3 ss

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First row: Kameese, Spear, MacDougall, Sheehan, R. Howard. Second row: Sargeant, Antaya, Pinger, O'Mal1ey, Mr. Barker oard of Monitors H. Blenus MacDougall, Head Monitor Roger Antaya loseph R. Kameese Harvey K. Pinger Joseph D. Sheehan Robert C. Howard Walter S. O'Malley Richard M. Sargeant Ivan M. Spear The fifty-fourth Board of Monitors, whose membership of nine was com- pleted last November, sincerely under- took the carrying out of their oath. In the presence of my classmates who have elected me and of the whole school, I promise to undertake the responsibility of leading the school as wisely as I know how, in work and in play, through victory or defeat, whether popular or unpopular, so that the Academy shall be the home of honorable things. Worthy of the trust placed in them, the monitors fulfilled their obligations in a commendable manner. Although the monitors dealt efficiently with difficulties which arose among the students, their work did not stop here. Realizing the advantage for seniors in having a dormitory to house their guests during the Senior Prom week-end, the monitors were instrumental in obtaining this accommodation. Such additional functions as this illustrate the construc- tive addition which this year's board contributed to WA. Under the able leadership of Head- monitor MacDougall, the board was formed into a well-organized and ef- fective body. Their cooperation in- creased their effectiveness and made possible the fulfillment of their duty as an important cog in the school's machinery. UACHIEVE THE HUNURABLEH 29