Freeport High School - Clarion Yearbook (Freeport, ME)

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Conv: I 1. Scared: H. Moody. li Morse. N. Randall. J. Macomber, L. Ingerson, P. Calkin. M. Bernard J XVyman Standing: 'l' Maier. R Dyer. Mr. Perry. L. Randall. Activities

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The Senuor of Today Three years ago no one dared dream of actually beung a Senuor but today we stand ready for ou final test un secondary school traunung Thus year many tasks face the Senuors VV'e must work to gether un all prevaulmg curcumstances Enthusuasm can always be seen when the Senuors are at work They are plannung projects whuch wull benefit the class funds Money us appropruated for the class trup graduatuon and all other expenses uncurred bs the class You say Vkhat us that Hnal test' That us tht test of the student s own mental and physucal alert ness un workung luvung knowung and helpung Th adyancement of these qualutues may not be great for eyeryone us not born a genuus but the power of accomplushment us wuthun everyones reach The amount of struggle and determunatuon guven toward the future wull repay utself un satusfactuon and achueyement Four years have brought us to thus pount We haye studued learned socual h lped us tn sportsmanship cttu7ens of tomorrow These are but a few of the elements that constutute you and me the Senuor of today Wuth these tools and weapons we wull stand and make our way not only un busuness ad yancement but also un personal untegruty VVe the class of l954 mauntaun thus stand wuth the qualutues and trauts that haye buult and constu tuted our framework We graduate today and stand ready to help and serve tomorrow and learned from books XVe haue character of people Teachers hate understandung obeduence duscuplune and alertness to make us better Germaune Grose 54 Furst Huntung Trup The snow was softly fallung on the already thuck blanket on the ground It muffled my footsteps as I walked under the snow laden trees A thrull of excutement shot through me for thus was my ftrst huntung trup and I was sure I would brung home my first deer I walked along loyung the feel of the fresh snow blowung un my face when I notuced there were deer tracks leadung to a groye of trees I followed them along for several feet and grew tense wuth excutement Suddenly I heard a nouse btandung before me was a beautuful brown doe lookung straught at me wuth two soft velyety brown eyes Here was the chance I had been waut ung for Slowly I raused my rufle and took aum but I just couldnt do ut I stood there and watched her bound lughtly away Then I turned and wuth a lught heart made my way homeward Paulune Vrhutten 5 Lue XX hat us lufe so precuous and loyely ls ut the golden ray of sun So brught un exustence to be the ltght Tho. solemn sulencung toul of lufe and uts pluglut Or the btautufulness of the flower you hold lufe. us but a dream A sweet tender gleam Our the land and across the sea Xle wull always see the dream of lufe Luke an army of solduers un strufe I tfe ts the endless strufe of you to be Edward H Brooks D5 F H S Teachers The F H S teachers are good as can be If you don t belueue ut just rea'l on and see There s Pruncupal Mr Perry whos chock full of un Except when you re caught on the staurs on a run Then next 'Vlrs Randall Englush her lune In themes plots and authors shes really just line Muss Luttle us well yers d un typung and shorthand fommercual Course us really no handstand Mr Iahey teaches math buology and scuence from yeast to blueprunts to the kttchen appluance Mrs fundenburg we fund us next on the lust Algebra s great uf you just get the gust Mrs Steuenson reuels un Englush and dramatucs They do calusthenucs but not acrobatucs Nea for hustory frosh Fnglush and sosh And also gurls basketball for Muss Vlood s teacher coach If ut s undustrual arts you loye do not fear You re sure to have fun uf you find drum playuny, Art Greer And then uf tts sewung for whuch you are punung Youll sure enjoy classes wuth blonde Mrs Vunung And now last but not least on the faculty scene ls Mr Belutsos who s the coach of our team If a fine faculty us your greatest wush Then beung an F H S student us really your dush Januce Plummer 5 6 School Days e as small fry start out un school Thunkung ut all us fun ut 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Glee Club lirst row: D. Powers. l.. Randall, J. Small. J. Kltcomber. Second row. J. Robertson. li. Curit R. J Nl. Th ohnson. S. Nlalm. Ci Bickford. J Nelson. Xl XX'inn. J. Nlahar B. Dyer. C Fllmbo ompson. J Chiarini. N Randall. J. Cn-ldrup Third row: J. Plummer. J. Peaeotlx J Proulx. G. NK'ard. J Proulx Nl Brand l flleriantler. Nl Cirover S. Ruth li long B l.ibbv .l. Robertson. P. llstes. J. Sloat. C. Howard. J. Hall .l Xlarston P. Calliin l'ourth row: R Tufts. lx Thompson. C Nlvgall. G Xlartin J. Sargent J Nlaier. ll Blackstone. A Powers. Miss Webber R Sargent K l.ibbx. P. Baker. C Rice J. Butt R Priee R. Baker. Nl Southard Q' If K kenaf, IX' llYl l ll N A wlx r E aj J we KN' Q a A Q , J gl t Y V - ' . Our Clee Club this year got off to a flying start under the able leadership of Miss Maxine XVebber. XVe had a large attendance and decided to have our meetings Tuesday during actlvities period and Monday evenings from 6:30 to 7:30. The nrst program we rehearsed for was a dedicaf tion service at the Congregational Church. NVe also put on many entertainments, including Fred NVaring's are rangement of The Night Before Christmas . nrst pre- sented to the teachers and later before the school. Then the P.T.A. asked Miss XVebber if we might sing at their monthly meeting. XVe did this and we also produced a Freeport Nite Club which was presented on April 10th in the gymnasium. Miss XVood assisted Miss XVeb- ber in this enterprise. All in all. Glee Club has been a marvelous success. Dalene Powers has served as our accompanist and our oflicers have been: President. Lois Randall: Vice-presi- dent. Jane Small: Secretary-treasurer. Dalene Powers: Manager. Richard J. Price. Jeanne Peacock 5-4