Wrentham High School - Assembler Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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First row, left to right: .Ioanne Slater, Lynne Ross, Joanne Lukovv, Loretta Ross, Patricia Gross. David Cos, Delight Harmon, Johanna Macaione, Elin Youngdahl, Emily Meservie, Gail Gardner. Shirley Prue. Second row: Judith Gilmer, Gloria XYO0Cll'lilll1S, Sarah Staben- feldt. Mary Ann Duffy, Gail XVaterman, Jacqueline XYare, Mary Sue Smith, Ioan NVhyte, Betty Sprague, Patricia Quinn, Carol Harmon, Elizabeth Cox, Elberta Reed, Phyllis Man- chester, Marcia Salemme, Mrs. Capron, Third row: Patricia Piper, Imre de jony, james Burns. Richard Mitchell, Andrew Graham, Peter Martin, Lee Thompson, Carmen Fiumara, Anita Clark, Erdcan Parmenter. This year The Tatler, XVrentham Highs own bi-monthly issue, under the very able supervision of Mrs. Capron. has become a member of the Student Press Association. Increased school spirit has resulted and the volunteer staff has gained the opportunity to express their journalistic talents. lifliftll'-ill-C1liC'f.' Delight Harmon Student Pres-.s Representutice: David Cox .A,N'Si.S'fllllf Ectitors: -lohanna Macaione, janet Goodwin, Jacqueline NVarc, Loretta Ross. Patricia Gross, Judith Gilmer, Andrew Graham, Mary Ann Duffy. Gail XYaterman, Carmen Fiumara, Sandra jenkins, Peter Martin. Iizzsiizess Editor.s': Carol Harmon, Mary Sue Smith, Shirley Prue, joanne Lukovv, Ellierta Reed. Richard Mitchell, Emily Meservie. llrmzor Erlitors: joan XYhyte, Anita Clark, Gail Gardner, Allan XVyllie, Elin Youngdahl, Anna Fiumara, james Burns. REPORTERS Sports: Lynne Ross. Gloria XYoodhams Faculty: Joanne Slater, Patricia Piper junior High: Rita Smith, Lee Thompson Grade 11: Betty Sprague Gmde 12: Patricia Quinn Grade 10: Imre de Jony Xlztvic: Phyllis Manchester Crude 9: Anita Dexter CLUJ JHIQQI' STU!! Sponsored by THE XVRENTHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT cc in

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cdoof gall ll The School Band under the direction of Mr. Sullivan has increased in size this year. At present there are fifty members who play regularly with the organization. XVe are sure the town is proud of the school band that plays at the Memorial Day Parade, Field Day, and concerts. OFFICERS Presiclent .. . .. ..... ,....,..is,,,..,.,.i..i I ANET GOODXVIN Concert Master.. . i.., ,.,.., P ETER MORSE Band Leader l.l..,. ,..,, . MICHAEL RISHTON Librarian ,.,4 . ..,. ANDREWV GRAHAM First row: M. johnson, R. Coutu. Second row: P. Marchand, M. Kennedy, P. DaVia, F. Hamilton, J. Henderson, J. Fahlgren, R. Charlot, F. Nickerson, D. XVagstafl, R. True, XV. Massie, S. Morse, R. Nelson. Third row: J. Trepanier, C. Stabenfelclt, J. Irving, I. McGill, I. Floyd, R. Prue, A. Dexter, P. Morse, J, O'Dca, D. Metcalf, V. Khoury, D. Mulcahey, C. Meegan, K. Hamm, I. Mitchell. Fourth row: N. Giovanella, E. Sprague, M. Rishton, A. Macaione, R. Cobb, G. Bodiner, A. Graham, I. Goodwin, R. Manning, C. Delaney, P. Martin, Mr. Sullivan. Members of band not in the picture: G. Towle, C. Harmon, P. Roderick. Sponsored by THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY 44 in

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pagan' .ggoeaging Confeol The Third Annual Prize Speaking Contest took place on March 4, 1955 at the Vogel School. The contest was sponsored by the Holly Club of XVrentham. Mrs. XVarren Gilmore, president of the Holly Club, introduced the first speaker after the assembly sang one stanza of America. The program continued with selections from eleven students. At opportune intervals between each speakers talk, the two school choirs rendered selections. The climax of the evening was awarding the prizes to the three winners. who were as follows: XVilliam Binney . lst prize Johanna Xlacaione r. :Znd prize Elizabeth Cox e . 3rd prize Buck row: Mrs. Capron, hvilliillll Binney, David Cox, judith Cihner, Anita Clark, Philip XVood, Anthony Nlaeaione. Front row: Sarah Stabenfeldt, Elizabeth Cox, Marcia Salenune, Brooke Bullock, Shirley Prne, Johanna Nlaeaione. ,4- 44 in