Guilford High School - Rostrum Yearbook (Guilford, ME)

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CLUB OTE LITERARY CLUB First row: T. Knowles, D. Knowles, E. Andrews,'D. Welts, Miss Stephens, E. LaBree, li. Iloward, A. Crafts. Second row: R. Cunningham, I. Thompson, B. Foss, E. Smith, F. Cross, P. Schultz, M. Knowles, E. Crockett. Third row: E. Connor, N. Walker, J. Prescott, B. Fox, K. Lovejoy, I. Lombard, D. Davis, M. White, D. Haley. Fourth row: C. Trafton, B. Drinkwater, G. Johnston, I. Lewis, A. Willey, L. Lewis, V. Hussey, A. Scales, R. Ames, A. Deane. LITERARY CLUB The editorial stall is as follows: The Literary Club edits the Pan- therf, Much credit goes to them for the excellent paper they put out every month. It is better this year than it has ever been before. Of course Miss Stev- ens is the 'Kbackbonev that keeps them going. She has put a lot of time and work in each publication. The officers of the club are: President, Donna Welts, Secretary, Eloise LaBree, Treasurer, Loraine Lewis. Each member of the club does his share on the Pan- ther board. Editor-in-chief , Editor-at-large. Girls' Sports.. Boys, Sports .... . lokes ., ... Literary Scandal ,..., H XVho,s VVho., Advertising .,..,.. Circulation .. . . Miscellaneous , . Alumni ..., ..,., . Senior Reporter Iunior Reporter .., ....,.,...,..., Donna Welts .M ........ Elaine Crockett Frances Cross ,.......Bob Ames -..Carroll Trafton . ..,. Kay Lovejoy Loraine Lewis B C.. L... .. Patricia Schultz . ...., Bernice Foss Dorothy Haley ,. .Carroll Trafton Ioan Lewis . ....... Bernice Foss Iuanita Thompson

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54 THE ROSTRUM to suffer again. It was held at Dover. Guilford High was well represented. May 5 The Variety Show was put on tonight. lt was good, tool Now the Seniors can go on their class trip in style after roll- ing in that udoughv. May 11-14 Did I say anything about a Senior class trip? lt was sure quiet around here these few days with them roaming around Quebec and having the time of their lives. May 19 The gals and guys put on their best bib-and-tuckers and went to the Iunior Prom and danced their cares away. Everyone had a swell time. May 28 Baccalaureate service was held in the Universalist Church today. The Seniorf' were all udressedv up in their caps and gowns. May 30 Memorial Day, so no school. June 1 Graduation. See all those sad-eyed Seniors? I guess they don't want to leave dear old C. H. S. Can't say as I blame 'em. Do you? D. Currie 314. CLASS OFFICERS Seniors President. . . ..,....,.. ., .Carroll Moore Vice-President .,...,. . .. Carroll Trafton Treasurer ....,.,..,..,,.,....,. ,........ A lice Willey Secretary ..,.,.. - ,.......,..,. . .. . Loraine Lewis Student Council Members: Maxine Nesbit Bernice Foss Donna Welts Alternate., , .... Madeline Knowles Sophomores President .,..,...,...,.,..,..,.,., ., ., Fred Blake Vice-President ,.., , . Roger Welts Treasurer . ,.... .. . Paul Ruksznis Secretary . . ,.,.....,. Patricia Knowles Student Council Members: Ioan Lewis Mary Herring Aylmer Crafts Alternate .. ,.,...... , Austin Deane juniors President.. ..,. .,........,, J ohn Lombard Vice-President . .. .... Elwin Macomber Treasurer '.,..., , ..,.... .. Dorothy Haley Secretary .,.. .. . . ..,. . Eloise LaBrec Student Council Members: Yvonne Michaud Dora Taylor Ruth Boutot Alternate . ..,......,.......,.,. ...., R oger Race Freshmen President ,. ,....., ,,.,.,.,.. . , Dana Brown Vice-President ., .. . Leland Lovell Secretary.. . ...,, , .....,... Mary Lo VVhite Treasurer, ...,,. ., ,........,, Blaine Kallgren Student Council Membe1's: Cracia Harvey Douglas Knowles Neal Taylor Alternate, .. .. ..,,.,. ..,..., P atricia Perkins Eighth President ......,.,.. ,.......,.., W ilda Stewart Vice-President. ........, Norman McKusick Secretary. ...,,., ,. ......, ..,.,., C ordon Davis Treasurer ...,..,.... ,......,.,...,.. P hilip Chesley Student Council Members: Richard Hall Elaine Wharff Alternate. ,. ..,. , .............. .Avis Burgess Seventh President .....,,................... Robert Kallgren Vice-President ..,,........,.. Wendall Wharif Secretary.. ., , .,.....,..,. Josephine Tozier Treasurer ',.. ., ,. ..,..... Constance Jordon Student Council Members: Robert Lindsay Mary Buzzell

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56 Tl IE HOSTRUM Sophomore Reporter ,.A. Vivian Hussey Freshman Reporter Rosalie Cunningham Eighth Grade Reporter Doris Knowles Seventh Grade Reporter Connie Jordon Fems and Fads ,. Madeline Knowles As usual the Scandal is one of the most widely read features, and the WVho,s VVho is another. This column gives ns the lowdown on some member of the faculty and the student body each edition. The guys and gals go for the Fems and Fads Can addition to the paper this ycarj for the latest styles in C. H. All of us in the school certainly give our thanks to the Literary Club for the Hne job they have done this year. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club, under the super- vision of Miss Savage, was an active club the first part of the year. They pre- sented a pageant at our annual Christ- mas party, and it was really great. The club has not been able to hold many more meetings because of the interrup- tions of the school year. The officers of the club are as follows: President .... ., , , .,., Aylmer Crafts Vice-President , Ioyce Prescott Secretary-Treasurer ,. . Bernice Foss FRENCH CLUB The French Club is under the super- vision of Mrs. Sayward with the follow- ing officers: President .,.,,. ,. ..,. ,Arthur Scales Vice-President . ..,....... John Lombard Secretary-Treasurer Madeline Knowles At the first of the year a picnic supper was held at Lombardfs interval. Hotdogs and hamburgers were cooked over an open fire, and after they ate games were enjoyed. These outdoor picnics are com- ing to be an annual affair with the French Club. Plans have been made for a supper and initiation for the new members who are coming into the club. Cher Rostrum, Cette annee je vais quitter cher C. H. Pendant mes quatres annees en lycee, j'ai ete au comite de Rostruin et jien ai joui beancoup. jiespere que vous con- tinuerez d'etre aussi grand succes que vous avez ete pendant les annees ITZISSVPS. Xu revoirl Un eludiant de francais, Nllle. Dolores Bontot. MA DOULEUR Xlarie acheta un nouveau chapeau Elle le laisser tomber dans lieau Elle fut snrmonte avec sa douleur Xloi. aussi, je fut snrmonte avec ma douleur Apprendre qulil fallut que jfecrive un poeme Qnancl j,amerais rnieux a ecrirc un theme. Donna XVelts '44, COMME SA MAISON Le convoi alla lentement par la grande rue du petit village italien. Il fit tres chaud, et la poussiere des cent camions pendit dans liair. jean marcha a cote dfun des camions. Les epaules se pencherent, et il traina les pieds. Ce ne fut pas seulernent parce qu'il fut fatigue, quoi- qu'il nfeusse pas dormi pendant deux jours tandis qulon avaient combattu pour prendre ce village. Non, il ne fut pas fatigue. Maintenant il se fut habitue a co1nbatt1'e. Le convoi s'arreta lentement. -Nous aurons quinze minutes pour nous reposer ici, hurla un oflicier. Faites attention que vous ne marchez pas dans une trappe allemande. lean poussa un soupir et il chercha autour de lui comme la poussiere com- rnenca a se fixer. Les batiments furent construit du pierre et de l,argile. Beau- coup dleux eut les trous des projectiles dans leurs cotes. Les rues furent etroites, et il lui semble que les gens, qui demen- raient ici, n'avaient jamais entendu diun porche. Ce ne fut pas certainment comme sa maison. Cela fut ce qui l,agita.