Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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F- I-IE Ina Mae Russell nlna Maen Hobby - Writing Letters Ambition -'To be an old maid. Yearbook 5,43 Class Officer l,4g Swimming l,2, 5,43 Pop Concert Committee 5,43 Basketball 1,2, 52 Play Committee 5,43 Glee Club l. With all the boys at F. H. S. Ina cuts a dash. As the Captain of our swimming team, She is really quite a flash. Lloyd Smith 'Sm1ttyW ' Co Ao Po Co Ambition - To get the girl he really wants. Swimming 5,43 Basketball 5,43 Class Officer 5. As Co-captain of our ball team, Lloyd's as fine as one could be. Right now, we find he's interested In the Civil A. P. C. William Stroud uBillU Hobby - Working around motors. Ambition - To be a marine engineer. Play Committee 55 Pop Concert Committee 5,4g Swimming 2,5,4g Cheerleader 23 Co-manager oi basketball 4. B1ll's the ntalkern of the classy He can be heard both far and wide. He's co-manager of the basketball team, .Axjob he does with pride. Rosalie Wallace 'RhodyN Hobby - Taking girls home from B. B. practice. Ambition - To be a basketball referee. Prize Speaking lg Basketball 1,2,5,4g Outing Club 1,25 Swimming 2,5,43 Operetta 2,53 Glee Club l,2,53 Skipper Staff 5,43 Red Cross 45 Idbrary Club 45 Play Co mittee 53 Band 53 Or- Ghestra 5. On the basketball floor our nRhody's' an Ace, And she sets for other teams a pretty good pace. Shs's a likeable person, on The Skipper she's boss, And when she leaves Falmouth, it will be a great loss. though we are duly proud in having the Senior Class repre in the armed forces, we do regret the fact that Frederick , George Leighton, and John Doughty were not afforded th! t of graduating. With them goes our sincere apprecia- he services rendered the Class of 1944 and Falmouth Best wishes and good luckl s 1 QQ i n , N -5.1 f ,- '

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