Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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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.

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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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5 Band and orchestra are well flanked JSOPHOM ORE5 sul, The k'f5g Soph- W f If If Omo I' 6 gaavgg , class has contributed W 3 much towards Q' athletics and other activities I dof the school On the Girls' Basketball Team is Rosalie Wallace, who, when placed in a game, it gave plenty of trouble to the as opposition. John Morris and Mark T Stimson were on the Boys' Basket- ball Team. The Junior Varsity was made up chiefly of Sophomores To the operetta, NThe Pirates of Penzancen, the Sophomore Class gave its warbling glamour bog Mark Stimson, who played the .male lead, Frederick. Scattered throusfihout the chorus Q were several other members of our Class. The stage hands came largely from the class of W with the musical and rhythmical Sophomores. If we can stream-line our c --gz a minds to slide through , g I our studies in the ' same manner as we bf- do outside acti- vities, we'll surely at- tain a high re- ly QW cord ii ii g y '