Wrentham High School - Assembler Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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5 , 1 5 3 1 Nlr. Toner. Nlr. Petit. Nlr. NIUYQRUI. Nlr. Swett. Xlr. Sullivan. Nlr. Lodi. Mr. Aucoin. Mr. Dclany. As the high school spirit increased. the faculty spirit increased. The old men from the faculty formed an organized team and played five games. They did quite well for themselves winning three games and losing two. The team was composed of the following four veterans from the previous year: Ed Morgan. Fred Sullivan. Fred Delany. and Al Aucoin. This years team also boasted three very promising rookies. Bill Toner. john Petit. and Russ Lodi. The team held several practice sessions and then were off and running as they beat the high school varsity by seven points. The big boys were really rounding into shape. and in their next outing against the Foxboro High School Faculty Team. they really turned on the steam and won handily by a large margin. The old fellows then took a short rest before taking on the Foxboro Faculty again on the Foxboro court. The old fellows couldn't find their shooting eves. and their undefeated string was broken as Foxboro won easily. Again the old men took another rest after this game before meeting the high flying high school Varsity boys who had revenge in their hearts. The two teams clashed on the eve of the XVinter Carnival. and the young boys almost ran the old men out of the hall as the Varsity won quite easily by a three-point margin. It was a hard loss for the old fellows. but a great emotional victory for the Varsity. The faculty also played the High School Alumni and won easily by some forty points with Big Ed Morgan setting a faculty scoring record of 39 points in that one ball game. The faculty team was weak- ened somewhat. however. as Fred Delaney retired from active competition at mid-season. After such a successful and tiring season. the old fellows just climbed back into their wheel-chairs and went merrily on teaching school. But they may be back next yearg remember. old basketball players never die: they sink into the court. ' 3 CLC!! QUIT! ct an

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'pun fer Cam iua The XVinter Carnival took place on February 19 and 20 under the supervision of Mr. Aucoin. On Friday night, February 19, 1954, a basketball game was held between the faculty and the boys, Varsity. An Ice Skating contest and a Snow Sculpturing contest were scheduled to be included in the XVinter Carnival, but because of weather conditions it was impossible for the contests to be held. Qn Saturday night, February 20. 1954. The XVinter Carnival Ball took place in the Vogel School Auditorium. Shirley Prue and Carl Schwalbe were elected King and Queen of the ball. The attendants for the Queen were Mary Sprague, Phyllis Manchester, and janet Farrar. and for the King, Gilbert Bishton, james Bowers, and Michael Bishton. The King and Queen were each presented with engraved trophies. The attendants of the royal couple were presented with gifts, the girls received mesh bags, and the boys received leather wallets. The XVinter Carnival turned out to be a great success for all who attended. First row: Richard Carlson, Anna Fuimara, Philip Mood, Mary Sprague, Mr, Aucoin, David Libbey, Karen Fahlgren, Anthony Macaione. Scconrl row: Michael YValker, Betty Moriarty, Richard Nelson, Norma XVoolforcl, james Bowers, janet Hall, Joyce Mitchell, Paul Schwalbe. 1 l i l 9 l .f K pp 5 IS 5 K 44 xx

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we 6AOI'CL!.X4I f 30CLQ!g The Choral Art Societyi' is the musical organization for all the musically interested students in our high school. This group is under the direction of Mr. Fred Sullivan with the cooperation of the officers: Enid Marshall, President, Diana Jenkins, V ice-President, Joan Driggers, Secretary, Dorothy Lewis, Student Manager, and Patricia Quinn, Treasurer. VVithin the choral group are three specialty acts: the Modernets,,, the Choralets,', and the Lucky Thirteenn. The acccmpanists for the society are Marcia Salemme and Diana Jenkins. Elin Youngdahl also helped at the piano in the Christmas in Many Landsv concert which was a wonderful success. The plans for the spring are to have a Pops Concert sometime early in the season. Best of luck to all those who contribute to this activity. First row: Dianne DaVia, Helen Larsen, Anna Fuimara, Emily Meservie, Lorelei Guarino, Marie Rogerson, Elherta Reed, Gail Gardner, Joanne Slater, Betty Sprague, Phyllis Man- chester, Janet Farrar, Sandra Jenkins. Second row: Judy Turner, Pat Robson, Mary Sprague, Judy Littlefield, Joan Driggers, Elin Yonngdahl, Marcia Salemme, Mr. Fred Sullivan, Diana Jenkins, Enid Marshall, Patricia Quinn, Dorothy Lewis, Marsha Goode, Beverley Harper, Joyce Kleinburg, Gail XVaterman. Third row: Rita Smith, Peggy Bell, Beverly Manchester, Martha Bennett, Lois XVatson, Paul Merrit, Vernon Nelson, XVilliam Binney, Carl Schwalbe, Gloria VVoodhams, Delight Harmon, Richard Mitchell, Anthony Macaione, Carmen Fiumara, Lynne Ross, Patricia Gross, Johanna Macaione, Shirley Prue, Loretta Ross, Joanne Lnkow, Barhara Copeland, Brooke Bullock. Fourth row: Jacqueline XVare, Nancy Lawson, Anita Clark, Dexter Power, Kevin Manning, John Paulowski, Philip XVood, Robert NVhyte, Andrew Gra- ... -I ,. .- .. :J 3 , Q 4. 'D .. F? C 1 'TJ ... C 1 C C . T c FF C 1 7 .. c 72 C P-1 XJ ,, 'Z -1. :L Q .. Z 71 S3 1 C - -J 7-3 .. - :- o-. 1 C .. n-J . cn SI ... .. --1 l 1' C ... LJ C '1 s fft-4AhiL,ha-4 ,rwlvl .wi L. cc 292