West Paris High School - Nautilus Yearbook (West Paris, ME)

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We are looking forward to commencement, and feel that our years in West Paris High School have been full of hne opportunities to broaden our scope of education, both in the classroom and in extra-curricular events. We are well prepared to leave our high school years and go on in life, whether it be to ad- vanced education, or to an occupation of our choosing. West Paris High School will soon be our Alma Mater and it is our sincere hope that, as individuals and as a class, our contributions have added to it some- thing ol value. CLASS OF '56 First comes Rosalie, valedictorian you see, Will go on to college, a good student she'll be. And salutatorian Shirley is next in line, In her future schooling, she'll do just line. Miss Aili it's very plain to see, Will soon be somebody's secretary. Now there's Felicia, the wit of the class. As everyone knows, Chuck goes for this lass. And then there's Gloria whose name we know, Hits the headlines with her basketball throw. Next there's Raymond who works in a store, And of school and accounting he's headed for more. Eleanor Collin an ardent Ernie Ford fan, Keeps from us all, her favorite man. We can't forget Mlayne, a real actor is he, And sooner or later he'll be on TV. One of the Louises, Gammon's the name, oins our cheerleaders for most every game. ow it's Louise Robinson with eyes of blue, l'm sure to her man she'll always be true. Next there's Buster a woodsman by trade, Who moved down to Norway, but in school with us stayed. Here comes Maurise always neat as a pin, She'll get pipe and slippers when Buster comes in. There's Gerry the treasurer of our class, A good wife for Sid is the dream of this lass. Myra, the lighting guard of our team, Will make a fine typist who's right on the beam. We know Sandra Mack has a new diamond ring, And in a short time we'll hear wedding bells ring. Now, Starr keeps us in stitches most all of the time, And as a beautlcian she'll be in her prime. Of course there's Stanley, the tall one you know, On the basketball court it's: Go man go! And lastly comes Judy with her winning smile, She's always alert and always in style. This ends the rhyme of the '56 class, To bring back the memories of years in the past. Virginia Hibler '57 19

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