Kennebunk High School - Rambler Yearbook (Kennebunk, ME)

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1 Quuiwi Ckaoo OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Secretary-Margaret Hersey, Treasurer-Pa- tricia B wley, Class Advisers7Miss Wilson, Mr. rk, President-Linda Littleti cl, Vice- esi t-Frank Kimbyill WO- ' f r fl il' W 5 W lgyflf 3' f I J ll flv W fl fllli rv' fl 0 Nl fl J l 1 ,f V ff A l September the iunior class of K. H. S. began the year with an enrollment . From this number, 22 elected the College Course, i7 the Commercial rse, i6 the General Course, 'IO the Industrial Arts Course and 5 the Home li f onomics Course. fi l GW? 'of lf Oi 67 li fs if ,ll M vi? 1 I , l L ' Among the activities sponsored by the iuniors during the year were the Annual Community Sing, presented at Christmas time, and a spring time dance. The Community Sing included selections by the Glee Club and Band, and a skit written and acted by members of the iunior class. The iuniors were happy to make a generous contribution to the Christmas dinners for needy families. This year as in previous years, the foremost activity proved to be the iunior-senior prom, given by the iuniors in honor of the seniors. First Row: Elise Cooper, Paula Court, Helen Brown, Gloria Thyng, Frank Kimball, Linda Littlefield, Margaret Hersey, Patricia Brown, Josette Lembree, Marilyn Wilde, Jean Moulton, Rowena Arsenault. Second Row: Bonnie Taylor, Janice Reynolds, Sandra Trott, Rosemary Martin, Mary Ellen Drown, Corley Huff, Janet Rouleau, Gloria Drouin, Merry Torrey, Deborah Williams, Patricia Brown, Jeannine Morissette, Maxine Hutchins, Deloris Burke, Carlene Goulden. Third Row: Donald Lord, Irving Lindquist, Donald Kinne, Robert Warren, Norma Bailey, Janice Wormwood, Linda Smith, Rita Dion, Shirley Pillsbury, Sally Mac- Donald, Robert Perkins, Gerald Dusseault, Kenneth Doane, Paul Stuart. Fourth Row: Frank Hopkins, Karl Hooper, William Downs, David McNeilly, Barry Welch, Nicholas Kingsbury, John Welch, Richard Bibber, Dennis Perkins, Paul Dargis, Bruce Garrett. Fifth Row: John Dusseault, David Angell, Harold Shuffleburg, Lee Dickenson, Robert Smith, Fordyce Perkins, Robert Dowd, Howard Wildes, James Nadeau, Vincent Wills. U It