Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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APR. 24 - The townspeople ex- pressed their pride to the champs by giving a supper in honor of' the victory. An in- tere sting entertainment follow- ed, and dancing ended this pleasant evening. MO 'NN fsbf 'jrlrgm 1 f-'A x 1.3 X2 K- x .313 Qi. ffV' mx FEB. 28 - FALMOUTH RALLIES FOR GLASS B WIN. A thoroughly de- termined Falmouth High five fought back from an early per- iod disadvantage to overcome a favored Kennebunk High team, 45-27, and take with it the championship of Class B and the right to meet the Eastern Maine B champs at Brewer. FEB. 22 - F. H. S. on the air. ,- c - ,ng BI'09.d0aSting from our auditor- gf -11,1 RU, ium, the combined orchestras J of Falmouth High and Greely In- stitute were heard. Our F. H.S. U54 Girls' Glee Club made its de- ll but. Mr. Higgins and Mr. JI Merrill discussed physical ed.. Priz e ucation and Mrs. Donald M. Pay- 5,-,ga Mn 5-O :gli spoke. Tgo instrumental AP,-,155 I I? .U os were ren ered. 0 I co 1 9? 42577 .6 3'-5 .QQ 51,735.9 035553 wcgocfeg. A, ty 1 9 -is 0 .2 get ff7'5?f3?'55b'o'e get egg? CU X ,5?+f, o2'F,,YC?.,gS 5.1f' 0 MAR. '7 - Special Dispatch to QQQ56 .3 .EP 33,46 gf , 55 the crest - FALMOUTH HIGH 'A 602.0 S3 'R' uv 1.517 .VOS WINS STATE CLASS B COURT CROWN 06.5 fa, ,,, 4,459 Q 'f'.q?'Qe45-y BY WHIPPING LEE AcADEMy--west- Q53 Q, I gc, Q Q A10 gba ern Titlists Lead From Opening Q6 fgwgncg Qs -UN 00 Wg, o o rf Whistle - - Plummer Stimson X' 6 fs my 05' QCJQ51? Star For Victors F,H S 's in, as C95 Sy ' 0 u n n ' ' 5' .59 535 5 ,337 if 15.6 spir-ed basketball five kept 'T-Sw Q23 15 flu,-F 0042259 35' the same place that carried it uv ok-5 Q30 os, 'A' 5? through its county, bi-county, W4 Y: ' 5 Ofsfggs 65' and sectional play-off games rvvgcoai qv 0 0 to whip Lee Academy in the fi- 6 -5' gs. 0 Q55 nal game of the state Class B 606550953520 0' title play at the Brewer Audi- 6 wg: x torium by a 56-27 margin be- 5 o -A I- P Mn: OF Patna fore an overflow crowd of par- 94695 spin. A tison fans, which far exceeded 09552, 9 that of any of the previous 512940 E, small school tournaments in Q0 435 4, W , this vicinity. 3,20 Q, 1 5 oeecgetbvefi 'J' woo O erg'r'l'a. Mo Y vo Q0 Odfqb Y ' 3 1? Wa? 1 Oe? 5,s ip gb of-69 bales APR. 17- The annual exhibition 5qg?1?v: UN .3 and College Night were combined .q-he 0 8,57 and the result was a grand suc cess. The Skipper went to press while some typists typed to music, their heads covered with paper bags. Representa- 0127 -s,5'z?f3'5 :- EN-,gf if go' 1-0 s Jwfflfffe Q, o 005' tives from various colleges boyz were interviewed by parents , wgoj and students. Four majorettes V, wg strutted and twirled to the . 577-Q' martial music of our band. Sev- gym ogg' eral speakers were enjoyed and wqfoqffwfe , , a splendid gym demonstration 045'-1.'?'Q, '-'U-TWU by grades 8, 9, and 10, brought 0-L? 000.5 the evening to a close.

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QNLENDNR OCT. 22 - Could it be that F.H. Od? S. is haunted? No, its only a swf? Halloween party. Mr. Drum ond, ow 1' 1 'to gr-1 lnal t V ngzxn e most f qua qgx g cos ume. excellent in qi 0 Q? program wasdgiven, angbeyery-J 5f,A. Q one enyoye see ng Bo y Baby 6751 C fb Q M Ks? ...Nl S086 'Y 0 beige with his 10 O'clock V 0e64g,'5i9o' QQQ0 . f 6220 5' figfv' JAN. 9 - FALMOUTH IS 20-14 vlc- ox, as 59 Q ao 'ron IN Hoa' DUEL--Cape Eliza- 690 .Q 960 95 beth is nipped at finish. Fal- '5 get ef' Q5 mouth High captured a crucial Q 'g,e't,5,4 ' Triple c basketball game from Wyse 'JP' C.E.H.S. before a capacity salt ,Ne Z13iXQf'aTl3S Eiilialiadfiil 222122 ekp . DEC, 19 - With the auditorium to finish. '59 transformed into a snowy ever' green scene which added to the Christmas spirit, the annual 1 Pop Concert was held. The Program was Put OU by the Stu' dents, and a group of carolers H ry- 1f ' lent their voices to make this Skipper Baniuef gala event the usual success. Doc. 4 . 42 4' ,:. 1 41? FEB, 20 - In honor of the two 620171 S3 fo chamnionship teams, a banquet, 3,-25 7 ' 'Wea be I!!! 6118 prepared and Served by Stu- I ' mic ale It 12 as Che ' followed by be 12 0, 0 911 '7 dents, WHS given. t tb QQ l?G QttQy a rally in the auditorium- A '71, Q' 'G 'Pg n QP- the rally several interesting W Q Qs 0 She Jess 6.58 oozfobl k were heard and movies iii? egiown. Miss Smith WHS presented with an O. Henry bar from her team. -sn- fu,--A..-' 5 N-r -. ln.-s..l .A-.., ...u-Q,---1, ..- ,.,u. L.--A... Gir lt Svfum NXeCT'Oc. l'..2.L Why? 'ba Q 0 'fl bs ,Dpy heheh 'bed 99 ' Q p.QU boy t' 15 50,7 eb? 1 the 8 UQ, S 9 12911 Je .P WQQQ 27479 peb t. 8 Q??b'3-IJ obs 6 Gifts. ' 8 'Sk' ob ' B0 We JAN. 2 - FALMOUTH TOPS SANFORD. he 01:0 We Q U16 90' Falmouth Highfs basketeer came from behind in the final period to overtake the Sanford High Orphans for a 26 to 18 victory. Stimson, Falmouth forward, hit his stride in this pay-off frame and dipped four counters through the nett- 65 ing to salt the verdict for the home forces. 6-be.,i CQ pqh wlb Qeka -bd 867.2 t tv .0 as fit bOffQ.bf5Q2sf og2bI4QyQ9 if babes eiiwolf5iS?a qbQ6s0bdQ?oux4QZ? MARCH l - Portland fSpecialJ We are sorry to hear that dur- ing vacation the mumps visited Miss Rogers at her residence, but the stay was short and she was back again after vacation, raring to go. .P oe 0 J Q Q- 0.9 0' Oo 0 6Q'bQ-IQ!! 6,2500 o 66 JJ, Q9 o 35, Ja sc? cz, go 235 0 o 6 OCT. 5 - Teachers' Reception. Q5 0 -'PI Q3 At last mamma meets the teach- 6x'foQ 60966'1 er who flunked Johnny last ' -'fo term, and Dad gets a good look at Miss Pratt. Twenty gallons of cider + pretty waitresses - good time. ' Q 6 Sa Safe Q'

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UUNIOR Junior A XQE Class seems to lfN Q have spent iq' ' 11- most' of their time this year arsuinb about class rings. Bu , if ou look closely rou xill iind that ther won out 6? n , after rfrzch time and Eziclzer- ing. 5 x ' In basketball our class is well - kflv represented: Newell Tibbals and e ' Forrest Leighton representing our Q boys, and Harjorie Bragg, Estelle Prince, Marion Uooper, Lillian Hloth, Louise and Marie Villacci, and Trenna Rosengren repre- senting our girls. I Also, swimming lsn't entirely left out. 5 3 Dorothy Bjorn, our captain. and Beth Mitmwgg i i .rf Clement and Marjorie Bragg did a zine job QT? evg- if. ,2M' ,ff capturing the Triple C Title. A 'A The Juniors have taken part in , M, ,f,,1, r L many outside activities, such as ggi i f!1,W the orchestra, band, operetta, We ' f 'A M' and prize speaking. ff 1 I, ,vhn 4A2fN6l ESPUHPH M1115 and New- Efqfl ' all Tibhals have u changed the custom aiil l H T of the Junior 4 Class by clewing par- affin.