Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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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 '

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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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vt? Z 41 If nf f I 0 wt ' L 1 v 4 7 Y 1 . F TN A , mLasHMaN 'f 1 ,f N r . ,F .J 'N iw? it S' I' '11 When, we, P the class . n e 'A'-2 ' A ,V of '45 enter- ' lf , A ed high school, ff, e we quieted down considerably making no 'K a success so far as behavior is concerned Our activity, however, was exercised on various varsity teams: The Girls' Basketball Team y included Ann Hansen and Lois Anderson, Arthur Hatch did his best on the Boys' Swimming Team, Phyllis Russell and Jane Storer starred on the Girls' Swimming Team. Also many boys were on the Basketball Squad Our class is proud of its hero John Russell, who, because he saved a boy from drowning, .1 received recognition from the Boy Scouts. 0Q:0:MA We freshmen have enjoyed our first CQQQWWO year as a part of F. H. S.'s stu- w dent body and sincerely hope the next three years may be as QMAMJ pleasant and successful. IQOQ Chow!! J. 59 . Class Officers Livfw .etqlf df 7 CUM 41,1-V' Treas. R.'F.'heeler Sec. J.Russell K V. Pres.L.George , J, Pres. T.Vail K 'N R QW' . 4 O A K, l H, 7 VAL, tgpvj' 2 le all -i gp' ,WJ Kp 2 YYJ va!! -QAQJY CJ! n n