Fort Fairfield High School - Northern Light Yearbook (Fort Fairfield, ME)

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Who's Who in '52 Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Jones Gary Doughty Most Talented Doreen Debay Sam Chapman Best Looking Linda Goodhue Dick Plummer Class Flirts Loretta Young- Dick Plummer Best Personality Nancy Jones Bob Schwartz Class Characters Margola Flannery Hob Kearney Best Dressed Linda Goodhue Larry Ayoob Best Dancers Loretta Young Sam Chapman Most Popular Linda 'Goodhue Bob Schwartz Class Brother Bob Schwartz Class Sister Micky Hunt Class Athletes Pat McNeal Bob Schwartz Class Manhater Carolyn Cogswell Glass Womanhater Bob Kearney Wittiest Deanie Milliard Junior Dewley COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Friday, June 13, last assembly Friday, June 13, senior prom Sunday, June 15, baccalaureate Tuesday, June 17, class night Thursday, June 19, graduation Class motto, Labor Omnia Vincit Class colors, Blue and Gold CLASS PARTS Valedictorian, Gary Doughty Salutatorian, Nancy Jones President's address, Nancy Jones Class history, Elizabeth Harvey Gifts, Anne Burns, John Magruire, Alice Shaw and Julia Golder Prophecy, Richard Plummer, Elias Everett, Jean Morrell and Margola Flannery Class will, Loretta Young

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Faculty 7 First row: Mrs. Richard Nason, home economics, Mrs. Phyllis Brewster, English, Mrs. Philip Roberts, English, Mr. Richard Lord, sub-master, science, Mr. Rodney Wyman, principal, Miss Mari- on French, social studies, Mr. Aubrey Flanders, mathematics, Mr. Kenneth Clark, agriculture Second row: Miss Constance Libby, home economics, Mrs. Lorne Ford, vocal music, Mr. Charles Wilcox, physical education, Mr. Milton Barnes, commercial, Mr. Raymond Amsden, agriculture shop, Mr. Merrill Dollar, commercial, Mrs. David Roberts, social science Third row: Mr. Robert Gumb, driver education, Mr. Gerard Tardif, languages, Mr. Lorne Ford. in- strumental music, Mr. Wallace Woodcock, English, Mr. Charles, Manchester, pre-vocational shop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'l'o the following' people antl orgranizations we wish to ex- iress our sincere a 1 ireeiaition in niakine' tlns vear hook a sue- F' u UVSSI ll ' ' l lhe classes antl organizations throughout the school. lor their eo-operation when the group pictures were taken, 'l'he l'aenlt,v. tor their patience when classes were rlisrnpterl. anml for help reeeiretl in countless other ways. 'l'he seniors. tor carrying' out their assigrneml cluties and con- ll'lllllllllQ' the necessary material l'or the eoniposition ot' this hook. The printer, tor his sympathetic lllltl0l'Si1llllllllgl' and aclviee. Mr. 'll2ll'tlll., tor his invalnahle assistance workin 1 with the ! . u 4 L wnsiness statt. 'l'he l-lngrlish clepartnient. tor their help in preparing' copy. 'llhe atlvertisers, without whose help this hook eoulcl not have heen tinaneerl.

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