Wrentham High School - Assembler Yearbook (Wrentham, MA)

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Cadling cam The Casting Team is a memhei' of the Xlassachusetts Casting League anal is sponsored bv the XVl't'l1tlllllN SP01'tSITlill1,S Association. lt is the only high school casting team in Massachusetts. League matches are held every Monday night in the town hall with seven teams cempeting. The high school usually comes in fourth or fifth place. Several members of the team went to the Sportsmanls Show in Boston to compete. In the finals Elin Youngclalil took first place in the Girls' Division and Nlaureen Paksarian came in seconcl. Bobby Rowell took third place in the Novice Division. George XVilla1'cl came in fifth in the Boys' Division. Burk row: Roger Cohh, George XVillarcl, Rohert Pruc, Davitl Biuey. Front row: liohcrl Rowell, Betty Ann Lukoxv, Elin Youngclalil, Xl'illiam Binncv, Captain, Xlaurccn Paksarian. lmre de Jony. l i an sua Y Sponsored by XVRENTHANI STEEL PRODUCTS cc so

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L I x Q.-if 1 First I'0llJ.' janet Farrar, David Cox, Carol Harmon, Marijane Roche, Philip XVood, Mary Sue Smith. Scwonfl row: Mrs. Viall, Jacqueline NVarc, George VVillard, Vernon Nelson, Paul St-lixvalhe, janet Hall, Dt-light Harmon. Prc.S'idCnf .,4. ,i,.i,. . .. .HPHILIP YVOOD Vice-Prcsiflcvif iii., , ,i.i .,...i D AVID COX SCC'l'C'flll'U .. NIARIIANE ROCHE TrCr1s1n'Cr .,.i ., .i... ,ii.. , ,.., C AROL HARKION Fl'C.S'l1II1llH C lass' RC'IJl'C-S'CI1fllfi ues IANET HALL. PAUL SCHXVALBE Soplmmorc Clf1.s-.s'-Rcprc.s'c'nfatiuc's JANET FARRAR, VERNON NELSON I unior Clrzss RcprC.s'entatiuC.s' DELICHT HARNION, GEORGE WILLARD Senior C Iu.s'.s' RCprc'.s'c'nfattiucs JACQUELINE WARE, MARY SUE SMITH This year the Student Council has had no main projects, however. it has served the classes as a liaison organization between the faculty and the student body. One of the main causes of concern to the Student Council has been the deleted condition of our treasury which prevented our sending representatives to conventions. But by sponsoring several activities, such as dances and food sales we hope to remedy this situation and become an even more effective organization. .gjfucbnf Clounci' 44 an

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' '-vyw. ' s' - ,P 'I 'Tai I v . as ii. Y' 5. 1 K 1- '-f ' Front row: Carolyn Macaione, Manager, Miss Murphy, Coach, Phyllis Viall, Assistant Manager. Buck row: joan Gardner, Ann Kennedy, Ann Marie Hestness, joan Gross, Rose- mary Smith, Carol Ann Delaney, Kathleen Hamm, Patricia Bevilaqua, Joyce Mitchell, Nancy Binney. Eileen XVaterman, Elaiuc XVillard. The junior high cheerleaders consisted of two teams: the eighth grade group and the seventh grade group. The eighth graders cheered at all the junior high school team games, away and at home. Their uniforms consisted of maroon corduroy short skirts. yellow sweaters, yellow tights, yellow socks, and white sneakers. The eighth grade girls had maroon corduroy beanies with a yellow pom-pom. Included in this group were Ioan Cross, Carol Ann Delaney. Kathleen Hamm. Patricia Beyilaqua, Joyce Mitchell, and Rosemary Smith. The seventh grade cheerleaders participated in all high school girls, basket- ball games at home. These girls were ,Ioan Gardner, Ann Kennedy, Ann Marie Hestness. Nancy Binney. Eileen XVaterman. and Elaine XVillard. XVith the able leadership of Miss Murphy. Mr. Morgan, and the two managers. Phyllis Viall and Carolyn Macaione. both teams enjoyed a very suc- cessful season. unior Scdoof gdeerdaclem it 34 ,,