Milo High School - Breeze Yearbook (Milo, ME)

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rf- .ai - 1 f f , , -an 5532-1 fof: V ' -'Ugg ' x- A A, it C C Ht rhV7,' Xniff A 1 t' p , FRESHMAN. REcEPrIoN ...N- '. X x ', . E'-,I T N. 'I '- V , , V- ' A. A jf,-ltx g 5 Xquff- '5 ' With trembling knees,-and. faces asf - .yoj S523 e,Q,u of a Slightly greenish hde,tne Fresh hy J, :2Kgz?mf.NQgfYiTy'U men were herded. on Friday, Oct. 7, pgs ,'Qr-QKQ'yxHw to they Town Hall by the gloating 'L .1',':-Lv SOPDOHIOTGS. ' N iifqt Having a fine crop of Fresh- 1' 1 f ies to work on this year, the Sopho- ?tAX 4,7 'Qigg faff nmres lskillfully- put Cthem hilar- ' 'f ,Qt 5x5r, iously through their paces, to the l igif , AQXXQZ 'great enjoyment of all present. , agggf h 'r p .Joining in the lspirit ofa the - .dm Q evening, the Freshmen went through ' ,fy5f2Q, 5,-'Z Qi 'Q their antics with an abundance of A ,,aN ,iQxf odgood humor and sportsmanship. Q 3 'Q After the Reception,a dance was held by the Sophomores, with Mr. Chaplin ,and Lois Coy, chairman of the Reception Committee, leading the first grand march.. - V 4 .n, The' Sophomore Initiation Committee was 'Loisr Coy, Ralph Monroe, Priscilla Black and Bruce Wilson.- 'e - o V LA C 1 Afmqr SCIENCE CLUB y n h iff ' ' W 1 I i f 5?l4'NL. The Science Club was 5 Y ww jf., organized -this year p by J ' 1' Mr. Gregory with a large . SEQ, '- 'l fy membership. The club is ' rf? '-! '71, I' ,Tri divided into three divisi J l 455, ions: r aviation, radio, fig? , and photography, and the Z..f- - . i ,S,,,3,.m,E students may choose the I field in which ,they are most interested. A great V. X deal of progress has been made in all three branches and the members have enjoyed a very successfuli season. A special social was held March 3. V ' C ' C A I 53.1413

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fd, wwf ..L.. ,, ' .v-'I 'i , --- . ...yn .Lf , f ,-,M 35. fx, X .4 c., 5-, f'.. x f - ,4' gQfr 'V,4'. AQ Service is oneis duty tn his schoo1Q his fellow ,., meh end Q5g countryg To use one's talents in the service of others: is iffy- ' the basis of.underspanQing'end co-operativeness. l jewle ,.1 ,e ., 'Leadershipefis A Q . s e1fe-coxnf i'denCe A4A end- poise ega1Qi,n-ei EEK ee knowledge and understendipgffSelffoopfidenceeis notecogoeit, fQfw but e true belief in the nmhifestutipn of enels Qause,' y+ , f , ' '4A Q we f e ' . 525' I A'ejOhHracter is the diStinctiQn and the .individuality 6I Qgag Aa persong. A good' character earisesfwfpomebhighe ideals-Rot' kfgsl- 2 thinking,,V1iv1ng,wandfambiticn. eCharacter.is oge'sggp1ding V?5,e , force-throughflife4'1ffeQ A. ee g'V Me.'f 515 A , . Effgi .1 . 'Election to the 'National HenereSecietyQisWohe of the ,QQw,, A nignesrnnonops thae.can be. bestcwed upon a--student in high fgjqx ' School.f Each year the -neophytes Fare, inducted' into. the- igjgi Societyj in an impressive ceremenye during graduation week.e ' fThisf'ye6r thG'1'l,90IihYt95'Q 51'0 ' , e ' e 4 ' Q' Sgggl 1eM3rYiin Bubk' A eA4 ,' I j XEs'C..e1la ,Byther 5i?2,U e- 'RiQhard1SCnier , 3izT 'LfMuTi9lfC5PUG?fe , gee y Pnisdi11eXSevereneeeA 'Af , 1V4 , f ' x',A ,'VV X e ' bw ' Y f'?f.a5:ffLi I ff' X. me , ' ' ' -Y e . A .A g.. .,V,- A1751 , I Q JL .4 - , .1 I ' v- V , 5gQ5fi'H5fQi5?fMfgQg3JgA'-Q-q3 ,e e',Thef5tgdent council wasrdrggn- ?Q5j,ffx ,. 'eff' ' N e e d,xf' di2edieGrly.this year with Piincipal ,Reg e .., 'A e 'eChap1in acting as faculty' adviSer4 if44 ' Q 3 , , ee ,H . f Q - e,' . Q ff f. The ilnemberiship' Cf the'oounci1fN is' as follows: two students 'Q:g9, h from the freshman class, four frem' the Sophomore cleesn six ggj f ' kfrem the iuhior class and eight from the senior c1ass.e?1Qeg Lwf' eA ' Q ee ' A',' Q e -'., e ' he -' e. - 3315 ' , Officers who have served eonxthe council this yeaf are: 6352, If . jewg , '- j -T - f '. f.-U gr Q A fQf. A' g?E?, '.,,- 'President-fRichard Senier 2,Qf e - ej f'A ' Q32 -jViee+President+-AdagHalle x'e'3 Ae ,, - . Seeeretary4-Treesuxfezf--Prisbciellelstevene - Q , E5?.' ' ' e e1 ,e f ,e-'e we ' fff. ,f X r-xfe ll!up 'K kQ5N, e The dut16S of the ,qcuncil ere:tQ3 take Qchergefef the gggew Q 1o3t and'foundfdepertmenL, ,to plan and prepare 'for regular gih' emeetinge, po errangeQfer-socie1s, to award letters, and tp Efgf! regulate traffic e'eA xn'rne ha11s5jThese duties are all performv gggu' ed by differegt commiLtees,from'the,counci1gQ , 1 '-+fl, , ' gfplf' .- C, ' gm ., '- 3, tr -1 . fe, ggc ik we . 5-,331 S.. X. W:-jg . . 54 ... ,.'g,..-.55 41- .w .1-1' ...Q ,- Nl x , 'A 'ga'1--.',- nf , 1 -M -Q , V X f' T

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The officers of the club are: I President-JG. MoKusicK-fhhl . Vice Presidents-Rs Monroe 'L6 p Secretary and Treasurer--W. Burke 'h5 ' The members ere: e T 'A. Wilson B. Artus M. Kent J. McGoquindale O. Smith R. Monroe ' . G. McKhsick I W, Burke Rf Lyford J. Paul Jo Brigham, R Morrill L. Curtis H. Owen V2 LHPOiHt 'R. Gilbert , G. Tapley D Henderson , P. Richardson R' Cowing T. Wiley G. Smith D. Hatt G Hoskins R. Rossignol' R. Bailey Q 'gs 22 , 5 sei? S.. ',,- CHEERLEADERS 'g?efW! , The cheerleaders this year have a ' gp new arrangement of cheers and songs that 'J have made a very favorable impression x'1gi955 upon all who .have witnessed them in .-,Ita action. Their new songs and cheers lhave X X added greatly to cur rallies, assemblies, A X 'xr and games, and their oocperativeness and lffixibx XNX good sportsmanship is greatly apprec- 53 iated by both the teams and the spect- ,,n!4, ' !ff9'v ators. A great deal of the credit for is W 1 I gf? - P'?Nef9 Puma . 'V f 'uhh' this outstanding organization should be given to Mrs. Kealiher, who has so skill fully coached them. D , The cheerleaders are: Ramona Smart ' ',. 'hh Ula Robinson 'LA Shirley Polakewich 'AB Francis Harris T 'A3 Mary Paddock 'L3 Gertrude Coo k fh3