Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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I 7 . Dorothy Bjorn Class officer 43 Swimming 1,2,3,4j Var- sity Club 2,5,4Q Glee Club 5,43 Operetta 3,43 Outing Club l,2,5j Pop Concert Com- mittee 2,5,43 Majorette 2,53 Yearbook Staff 43 Tennis 2,53 Camera Club lj First Aid 5. Dotty is the reason for the successful swimming teams at Falmouth for the last four years. Her pleasing personality and quiet manner have won her many friends. Lillian Kloth Basketball l,2,3,4Q Operetta 2,4Q Glee Club 2,3,4Q Athletic Council 43 Softball , 23 Outing Club 2,33 Yearbook Staff 43 Pop f Concert Committee 43 Tennis 2. l 1 nLi1n is one of the best reasons why the Y girls' basketball team nas had successive victories. Her pleasing personality will assure her or success in whatever she attempts. Maynard Bates Class Pres. 43 Swimming 43 Fireman 3,43 Pop Concert Committee 43 French Club 2, Outing Club 1,53 Yearbook Staff 43 Honor Roll 1,2,5,4: First Aid 3. As our class president, Maynard has dem- onstrated his ability to be a leader. He has been a member of many clubs. His ranks show that he has done a great deal to raise the scholastic standing of the school. Isla Farwell Outing Club l,2,53 Glee Club 5 4' Year- book Staff 4' Tennis ' ' 2 5. bf? ,V , I One-.of the class unpredictables, Isla is jovial in the corridors and quiet in 3 classes. This dual personality may ac- count for the many friends she has made in high school. Her fondest hope has at grfduaticn. 1 been to nmiddle aisle itW-- Lorralne Lenning Camera Club 13 Glee Club 2 3' Skipper Staff 23 Outing Club 2,53 Yearbook 43 Pop Concert Committee 13 Majorette 1,2. We think Lorraine will be successful in whatever she undertakes, because of her quiet manner and the host of friends she has made. Marie Villacci Basketball lj Softball 23 Truck 13 Art Club 23 Outing Club 2,3. Marie has busied herself between Home EC. and Manual Training. She has proved re- liable dishing out hot lunches and work- ing with tools. Perhaps Marie will shew that women are nnearlyn as capable as men. I 24,6 5 wfgiifflff if-324-qjllw S i K1'aa,z7la4 I

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QNLENDNR DEC. 9 - Accompanied by the femi- nlne members of the faculty, the ed- itors of the uSkipperU staff, as guests of the faculty adjisor, cn- joyed a banquet at Langley's. Fol- lowing a delicious meal, they crossed Congress Street to see uNow, Voyageru, starring Bette Davis. Tears were streaming down their faces as they emerged from the theater, but after some refresh- ments they were consoled and happi- 1 ezfclai ed 't had been a most mem- Y L m .L orable evening . -l n. x - rp so be SY JbejSo6 :bits 2 Q 6 0 Q 5' 047 s Q ef, 1.2636 6? 036015 J fmmgh -O ff 5 do ue Qsaebl JS be It 5 th 5? sa Oo' 0 If 0 5 61- 04 oo QJ, Oo t9l,Jz7S 07. 0 Q .Q 0 5 fo- KZ ,fa 6'7'6o Q X 'bJ1Q.Z c G6 I 'QV 0 J Q5 0 t we 6 awe' Q00 666,300 5 x96 lgo N rft 12 fs: c aw 0 ,O twmif' xooecbe 0 0 0 -'OO afd'e '9 oft 4: ave' 'vo-ft A -5 X oo O0 Q 59' t c 0 20 ae ' QP QQO Qacbocoow ex' O0 Hg, ' 0' 0 ' oo 9' s Af - fab .9 Oivgesefiw-Dew Esc ,yogi 'i'Ti4'9q:i2c ' JUN! v y9 5 X 5 of V ,ff 5 6,94 Klweotevv 023, a ox coebfvm 0 . J , 6 -yogxoo-gm 3,046 , movq, .Q C3 up ,ae .fb .xr-x,,, 09 ,G-0 ,O Db 9. 1, 'Q O 'U 'X' 5 0 0 QC 'Ogg 0 ooff ,X 9 0' ,QQ 91,0 eefodixaccg pep . X' :Vo 495 io, 6 C16 60 'fam O4 V656 C S012 N Ns '91 at e X oveae 600 o K' o 6 Qc 'V' e ept o 3 Qttnlligl 5 TA 9 . G 'C V I' K, 9go9'?fo0g,,e?ie5 ,cs ic is 950056 taining FQJTQQSG ffeeial - f 9 , f N like ' -4 ' - . sogofe' '9O0xxOx'1gaN'e,5. QGXEOO' 535613 't of it wealth H16 Iaflnua Oper 909 -Q 5 of ae QP ee Cog ti bees -le by hS,ZgAl Sch 1 Po 200 1O0'i:6X6 imxqkocvv 0,50 do lohegsel 1 Q1-Id blld-In d in O01 172 Con K, fs -8 W c ff. CJ- S ml? 050955 KJ tclfe-:S ipecojaitgh if-Fel esozlihs Jvzznphof ealzfgsf 'sea 'W -rea zfbep Qed Wi Snolg ri Sublrveb. 9 ti - we Ive nd b ti, rfoovg-st Vdlneps JAN. 8 -- Special dispatch! Dot Merrill wins first place in the na- tional contest in the Scrap Your Way to Victory letter drive. Con- gratulations to our ambitious sen- anvewaus Witajh. 6118 Sd 1-ed 1-1- Jfee Glen C as fin also QUCI Owing, cOp7.e Ce G Sd Sn , - gp 'ale Sn 1 5, .fo P qffci een t f e' t banirnd du QflJaab'ZS ed to , gfadanc-ih, ptvbe pho- e t ff1 1 Cin- -'Ie erred S131 lor! 115 1H ,fr av A 'Il ' - - vmtifs ' 9 ' .. D:f.l7 - X9 . JAN. 29 - Sad hearts and teary eyes XA greeted the dawn of this day. It 1 I was the last day that our Math and 4 .- Economics teacher would be with us. X We miss Mrs. Plaisted very much, , especially in band practices, but - Q because this new position is an ad- f'N vancement for her, we wish her the best of luck.