Newport High School - Live Wire Yearbook (Newport, ME)

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NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL 1 I1 8 would take our places as Seniors at Newport High School the following September. Like a ship emerging from a storm, we now beheld the beacon lights of completion guiding the way to the calm waters of graduation. We are Seniors! Our class officers were Had- ley Smith, Rosalie jones, and Hanna llaapanen. As always, it was our duty as Seniors to give the Freshmen a welcoming re- ception. Following the reception a dance was held, which made the eve- ning a com-plete success. Through the chilly days of autumn our energetic sportsmen, Condon, Na- son, Randall, Chambers, Small, and Reynolds, were back on our football field. Next year the basketball teams will lose from our class Joyce and Maurice, two of its most faithful players. jean Finnemore and Hadley Smith made our class very proud when they were crowned King and Queen at the XVinter Carnival Coronation. Our class was greatly honored in hav- ing had four of its members initiated into the National Honor Society by the charter members of the class of '46 at Baccalaureate Services in the Union Church. The students who received pins and certificates were Rosalie jones, joyce Sheridan, Lois Bryant, and Had- ley Smith. As day comes to an end at twilight, so comes the end of our perfect days at N. I-I. S., and we are looking forward to the happy and prosperous days of our future. Joyce Sheridan Rosalie jones UIHSS MUNI! Into the Dawn

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THE LIVE WIRE l17l Again, participating in athletics were Joyce and Maurice, with David Rowe and Slug, Condon making promising Also Dick Nason, feats as beginners. Dana Small, Slug Condon and Dick Chambers appeared on the gridiron of the newly organized football team. The word and rank of Juniors', was music to our ears. Our proud and am- bitious class elected Slugv Condon, Hadley Smith, and Hanna Haapanen as class leaders. Ohl How we remember the night of our Junior Prom which was effectively combined with Junior Prize Speaking in the Town Hall. Our committee worked diligently in preparing and decorating the hall for this big event. Speakers chosen were Joyce Sheri- dan, Jean Finnemore, Rosalie Jones, Richard Nason, Hadley Smith and Jack Randall. Joanne Ballard, who was al- ternate, took Jeanis place that night be- cause of the latteris illness. Joyce and Jack were winners of the first prizes and Hadley was judged the second best speaker. Dick', Nason, a top deba-ter, was an extremely active member of the Debate Club this year, having shown great in- terest in this organization since his Freshman year. Again our sports-minded students had taken their places in the field of ath- letics. The year passed quickly with many good times and friendships made by everyone. But there was great anxiety and excitement in our class, as We xi Y I kiwqm Q 'f ,W I 'Y 'K lrvtf Hndfwf A 'JL-.C ' is ' 2--,.:,:, r 5 f e J fi 4 5 I , 4 'M vsif? fitjt ' A wENdmll . VV 2' .-:, ltr' 'f'jE ,. ll A, 1 A -'-- 3' -. V -' .lli 3:25, go if C 5 ,nynvd says

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