Farmington High School - Laurel Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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The LAUREL O DATE EVENT COMMENT Oct. 2 Class Elections Primary elections were done in formal manner 3 3 4 5 . 1 7 Cafeteria.Opening Recess and Sandwich Sale Musical Clubs Membership Football Rally Music Section Leaders at the Community Center for class offices. Blue, Grey, and Independent parties were run- ning. Hot lunches began Monday with an enrollment of 300, including outside schools. An idea to raise money was started today with the selling of sandwiches donated by parents for one weekly morning recess. There are 31 members in the band and 30 in the orchestra. There is hope that we may double at least the members in the band within a year or two. Of all musical groups, the mixed choir has the largest, with 41 members. In a tight battle we played to a 7-7 stalemate with Bridgton under the lights. F. H. S. cheerleaders, accompanied by Mr. Diehl, went to Lewiston High to see a rally and obtain some new ideas. On their return we held a rally in which the two coaches explained and demonstrated the rules and regulations of their respective sports, football and field hockey. Girls Choir: lst soprano-B. Hawes, I. Gray assistantg 2nd soprano-N. McCormick, A. Winter Carnival Queen and eww A T T E N D A N T S

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0 Tl1e LAUREL O DATE EVENT Sept. 10 Football ll Alumni Football 14 Football 19-21 High School Fair Booth 22 Football 24 Photo Service 26 Field Hockey 29 Football Oct. 1 Frosh.-Soph. Football D R. T R 0 H Y COMMENT ery, mathg Mr. Harwood Steele, businessg Mr. Edward Iohnson, shop apprenticeg Miss Marion Edwards, biology and Englishg and Miss Norma Chaffee, languages. About 25 candidates turned out for football dur- ing pre-school practice. In the First game of the season for the Greys, combine, the alumni eleven won by a score of 42-6 under the Hippach Field arcs. Bucl-:sport shut out Crozier's Greyhounds 7-O. Volunteers from both the students and faculty were members of the crew who secured a profit of about 15110 for the General School Fund at the annual Franklin County Fair. Farmington High was again taken by 1 touch- down, as Mexico scored 13-7. Individual photographs were taken of the entire student body by a photographer from Rasbach. Coach Roberts' team made a promising start by tying Kents Hill Girls 1-1. Farmington travelled to Oakland and fought desperately, but came home defeated by Wil- liams 20-13. Our Underclassmen were taken over by Wil- ton's Frosh.-Soph. team 14-0. and Winter Sports Team ,,

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The LAUREL DATE EVENT Oct. . 8 F. H. S. Faculty Evening 8 12 12 15 15 16 Frunlq1fn Iom'm1l Sponsor of F. H. S. Weekly Activities Column Football Class Elections Results President ........,...,... Vice President ...... Secretary . ..,......... Treasurer .... . ......... Council Members ..,. President ...... ....... Vice President ,... .. Secretary ............. Treasurer .............. Council Members .... Field Hockey Home Economics Project U. of M. Dean's List COMMENT Mclienney ass'tg Alto-Iolean Flint, A. YVelch ass'tg Accompanist - R. Howard. Mixed Choir: Soprano--Iudith Flint, D. Butler ass'tg Alto--A. Butterfield, VVelch ass't3 Baritone-R. Roux, D. Hodgkins ass'tg Accompanist - R. Howard. Orchestra: Concert Master - B. Hawesg Principal second violin-G. Luceg Accom- panists-I. Tracy, S. Ross. Men of the Farmington High School faculty put on a Virginia baked ham dinner for their wives and women members of the faculty. Harwood Steele directed the affair. Under the direction of Miss Edwards, faculty advisor for the project. about 20 students are taking part in sponsoring the column. Editor -D. Butlerg Ass't Editor-M. Iacksong Art Editor-I. Waite, Reporters-B. Hannaford. S. Dingley, B. Gove, D. Soule, S. Goodwin and I. Besaw. Farmington played to a tie at the half but Old Orchard still shoved us aside 20-6. Freshmen: Sophomores: ' G. Webber VV. Diehl I. Gay I. Howatt M. Cochran G. Wescott A. Stewart I. Welch R. McCormick Iuniors: Seniors: D. Luce D. Ferrari R. Dyer A. Smith I. Morrill B. Hawes P. Webber A. Lambert F. Orcutt C. Murray A. Small L. Bailey N. Folger Farmington I-Iigh's Varsity ended Wilton's win streak by a score of 3-2. Our Iunior Varsity fought to a desperate 5-2 score but made a good showing. Mrs. Thais Linscottls Iunior Home Ec. Class is working on plaid shirts for veterans at Togus. 34 are enrolled. F. H. S. graduates on the University's high ranking list are Stanley Ellsworth '47, Ioyce Foss '46, George Greenwood '47, Elizabeth Keith '50 and Herbert VVave '42. , 4