Cape Elizabeth High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Cape Elizabeth, ME)

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SENIORS Barbara Chase Barb is the girl with the ruddy cheeks who is sn friendly to' ward everyone. She deserves a medal for being the most con' scientious student in the Senior Class. Barb is a supporter of the school affairs and has been active in the French Club. She has taken the College Course and will attend Wcstbrxiok Junior College in the fall. Mary Arlene Ann Clarke Clarkie is that little blonde who does things in a big way. Although very unobtrusive, she has made herself very popular here. She has been a class officer and a member of the Student Council. Clarkie managed the girls' basketball team this last year. She will enter business college in the fall. Barbara Therese Clarke Barb is the smiling dark-haired lass who has been a member of our class for two years. She has a winning personality and we wish her a lot of luck. She has been president of the Hiking Club and has participated in public speaking. Barbara, who has taken the Commercial Course, will enter business college in Sep' tcmber. Richard Wright Dearborn This retiring boy is the brains behind the yearfhook. Dick has gone noisily through his four years criticising impartially, doing his share of the work and getting good marks. As editor of the Nautilus and assistant editor of the News, he has distin- guished himself as a journalist of merit. Dick also was secretary of the French Club and treasurer of the Athletic Association. He has taken the College Course and will enter the University of Maine in September.

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SENIORS sl x an-I ,so A . Robert Morris Brink Although a newcomer to our school, Bob has distinguished himself in many ways. He has been active in the French and Ski Clubs and has been a member of both the track and rifle teams. He shows a great deal of prowess in science and is an enthusiastic amateur radio operator. A student of the College Course, Bob plans to enter the University of Maine in the fall. Helen Brown Helen, with her pleasing personality and flashing smile, is one of the mainstays of our class. Her ability as a basketball player will be missed next year. She has been a member of the Student Council for two years, a member of the French Club, and has participated in prize speaking. Helen has taken the College Course and will enter Gorham Normal next year. Arnold Brownell Arn started his career in high school as president of the Fresh- man Class. Since then he has held several class offices, and has been on the Student Council for three years. He has participated in sports, especially track and basketball. Arn gained acclaim as an actor in the class play. He has been a student in the Col' lege Course and plans to enter college in the fall. ' Priscilla Curr Pris.has been a member of the Glee Club during her four years in high school. She has served on several committees and has taken an active part in school affairs. She is a very capable student and is always willing to help anyone. We wish to conif mend her for her attitude: we know that it will be of great help to her.

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SENIORS Loraine Dyer , lntroducing Little Nell, the girl who played the part of an oldffashioned heroine in the class play. Loraine has always been one of our star actresses and has won many prizes in prize speaking contests. Loraine's hobbies are dancing and swimming. She has taken the Commercial Course and plans to enter business college. Nellie Louise Dyer ' You have heard of the man on the flying trapeze and now we are going to introduce the girl of the flying Hngers, Nellie is responsible for a great deal of the typing done for the Nautilus and also for the bookkeeping. She has been a consistent student and has attained the honor of being Salutatorian of the class. She has taken the Commercial Course and will be employed after graduation. Grace Roberta Edgecomb Roberta has been prominent during all her four years of high school. Besides serving as secretary of her class and as a member of the Editorial Board of the Nautilus, she has been on numerous committees and a member of several clubs. Her helpfulness as well as her pleasing ways will be missed around the school. Roberta has been a student in the College Course and plans to attend Farmington Normal School next year. Clayton Erskine Clayton is talented in drawing and has demonstrated his ability by the posters and drawings which he has done as an extra part of his school work. He was a reporter for the News during his junior year. His favorite sports are hockey and tennis. He has taken the General Course and plans to enter business school in the fall. Clay is on the track team.