Freeport High School - Clarion Yearbook (Freeport, ME)

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. 1 'Nw .guclenf Kounci Row I, Left to Right: Joyce Wyman, Patricia Flanders, joan Gould, Kay Bailey. Row II, Left to Right: Edward Doak, Patrick Profenno, Mr. Kassay, Henry Moody, john Cookson

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H 9, MR. ARTHUR GREER an Gorham State Teachers College, Maryville College, Tenn. Neat and friendly, courteous and quiet, skilled in the use of tools. Session. ' Q MR. HERBERT WILBER QQ? ,ff Q Springfield College B.S., Conn. State Teachers' College A.S., KA University of Michigan M.S. tty -1 A 6 '-7 V i Inspiring, energetic, determined, zealous, vigorous and forceful. MRS. BETTY FOWLIE l-'rt-clrirkton T1-tirlmers' College, N. B., Colby College, University Connoisseur of the languages, dramatic artist, and very inter- of M.iinr- Summer Session, Boston University Summer L E B af estetl in her students. fe MRS. Cl..XRl'l YININU t4l1ClA5i College. ' eb GB xVllllIlLf, rm-sot1rt't-ful, t'11p.1lJle rintl tlcpvnclulnle. f. Q W cj

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Edd1e Bonney, Joyce Stetson Joe Marks Buddy Wrllxams Mrs Randall Raw II Left to Rlght Jamce Stetson Laurel Robxnson Norma Brand Patty Roy, Jean Boyden Marllyn ohn son Beth Bedker Nma Hanna Janet Shaw Ahce Hanscom Phvllrs Crone Vaughndella Wmslow Row III Left to Rxght Patrlcla Sargent Eleanor Whltten Eugene Glllxam Patrlck Profenno Pltt Calkm ames ohnson Rxchard Mello Kenneth Ryder Howard Mxller Carlotta Holmes Joyce Barnard Autumn Noble OUI' eafif 0 l'0gl'e55 Wlth the publlshlng of th1s Clarion we are accompllshxnq one more of he many tasks whlch we must fimsh rn order to reach our goal as the graduates of 51 When we entered Freeport Hlgh our class numbered 79 and we had hugh hopes of settmg a graduauon record With each year however our number decreased untll now we boast only 36 me nbcrs I thmk we often wondered lf the day would exer arrne when we would be recognized as the dls tlngulshed Semors Class Now we reallze how fast our four years have flown by and some txmes wlsh that we weren t qraduatmg so soon We feel proud when we reallze how much we have contrxbuted to our schools well bexng Our freshman and sophomore years were spent largely 1n lookmg forward to the com mg years when we would no longer be the looked down upon underclassmen Perhaps I should mentxon the freshman lI1ltlB.I1OIl as an accompllshment Thls d1dnt seem llke much fun to us at the t1me but probably lt gave the upperclassmen much entertamment Durmg our Junror year we produced two one act plays whxch were 1mmed1ately pro nounced great hxts We worked unceasmgly on the plans for our un1or Prom and saw t develop 1nto one of the best yet I dont belxexe we shall exer forget how pretty the gym looked that mght Thls year we have been workmg feverrshly to ralse the money for our class trxp to Washmgton, whlch w1ll cllmax our four years 1n h1gh school Early ln September we elected the followmg ofhcers Eddle Bonney, presldent Kay Baxley v1ce pres1dent Joyce Stetson treasurer Ellnor Small secretary Immed1ately we began makmq plans for money raxsmg act1v1t1es We sold Chrlstmas Cards durmg October, and also held several dances mcludmg the Spooks Frolxc, a masquerade dance whxch provrded entertamment and thrllls galore Our Semor Play was our blggest success yet We were very fortunate xn havmg Mr Ernest Calvert a professronal actor, as our dxrector and under hrs able coachrng the play proved to be the best play ever produced m Freeport Soon the mght of graduatxon wxll be upon us and our hlgh school lxfe w ll come to an end I hope that our class w1ll be as successful ln the school of lnfc as xt has been through the past four years ELINOR SMALL 51 ' 1 -- -s Q x ' I I 1 Row I, Left to Right: Norman Wllliams, James Atherton, David Goldrup, Fred Coffin, Elinor Small, Kay Balley, ' ' 3 ! . 5 ' ' . 3 1 y ' , n 1 , 2 . , v - , R , . , I . . , . . . . I : e I - 3 1 9 3 ! I I 3 7 7 . . . . . y . . K R C 3 I I L I . ' 'T I ' U . , ' ' C5 93 , 9 ' . ' A . J . i 5 5 , ' 5 , 5 1 ' - ' . ' 7 I 7 . . A . 1 , ' 73