Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Remember the troublesome Freshmen of last year? Yes, we were troublesome and we admit it, but this year we have turned over a new leaf. Believe it or not, the Class of '47 is growing up. What class has more scholastic and extra-curricula ability than the sophomores? The answer is-none. For instance, let us take the girls' basketball team. The sophomore girls on it are: Joan Peterson, Connie Lane, Mary Lou Blake, Joanne Merrill, and Joyce Priest. Then what would the orchestra do without Ruth Aaskov, Joanne Merrill, Connie Lane, Polly Bragg, Joan Peterson, and Charles Eames? Others from our class are present in the ranks of the band, glee club, boys, and girls' swimming teams, play, minstrel show, The Skipperv staff, Pop Concert, boys' basketball and the yearbook staff. Speaking of class ofiicers, ours include: President JOHN STROUD Vice-president BILL FESSENDEN Secretary JANE LASH Treasurer MARY LOU BLAKE The successful Freshman Reception is credited largely to the guidance of our friendly and capable homeroom teachers, Mrs. Carlson and Mr. Bruce.

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. Q ca A , JUNIOR CLASS We, the Juniors of Falmouth High School, in order to form a more perfect insti- tution, establish better basketball, insure gayer Pop Concerts, provide for the common defense fFire Deptj, promote the Seniors and secure the blessings of the faculty for ourselves and our classmates, do ordain and establish this article of the Junior Class of ,45. The Junior Class has excelled this year in the school activities. We were represented in boys' basketball by B. Meehan, D. Mileski, R. Winslow, W. Phillips, and W. Leighton. And the girls, not to be outdone, contributed M. McKenney, I. Hansen, M. Reynolds, and C. Casparius. The play and the minstrel show were both sprinkled excessively with juniors, and we are sure that without the support of Grover, the Cole twins, and C. Tormay the cheerleaders would have been lost. Athletics isn't the only feather in our cap, for we have a scholastic standing of which we are very proud. Some of the Juniors, who have been on the honor roll practically every term through their three years at F.H.S. are: M. Dyer, C. Eames, P. Wheeler, P. Dyhrberg, and W. Chesley. So in closing, we shall say that the Seniors of '46 have one wish, it is the hope that they can live up to the Seniors of '45,

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4 Q l ..- F RESHMAN CLASS Under the watchful and paternal eye of the ever-popular Mr. Bowman, the Freshman class started the year off with a bang. This bang was heard from B-2 and consequently the freshmen were sent scrambling to the auditorium, where life with Popper ran smoothly along. The freshmen elected as their class oflicers: Russell Howland, presidentg Hubbard Young, vice-presidentg Gertrude Jensen, treasurerg and Beatrice Pfeffer, secretary. Loyally backed by the rest of the class, these folks can't go wrong.