Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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1 G' H I 'f M G 71 A ID I am Falmouth High School. I am a young school, but I have seen much action in my young life such asg Pop-Con- certs, Halloween parties, dancesg and I have had many types of children running over me, short ones, fat ones, slim ones, all taking part in the various events held at F. H. S. The following is typical of the many activities which are enjoyed within my walls. It all began around December l8th when everyone was talking about the annual Pop Concert . Everywhere through my auditorium was a hum of busy young people at work putting snow on my windows, evergreens all over my stage and around my wallsg they even filled every corner with Christmas trees. After a week or so of this work you wouldn't even have known me. I was very beautiful with my colors and tinsel. This beauty lasted only one night, how ever. The next morning hammers, step-ladders, balloons, paper cups, and crepe paper littered my walls, ceiling, and floor. What a busy day of pounding, climbing, and tearing down to get me back to normal! At last all was as usual, and my doors were closed for a peaceful week's vacation. 1 22 EEWEEWQEI V - 1 'Q ,