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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NlCXYl'OR'l' IllCll SCHOOL I 2 JUNIOR CLASS First H,,w,..'l'. lflzisley, G. Bryson, j. Dyer. G. Gray, P. Fraziier, M. Patchell, M. Rich, j. Balsor. Second Rowffl. liinnemnre, M. Davis, M. Chase, j. Rich, B. Parlee, P. Ramsey, I. Fletcher. 'rhira Rowfj. smith, nw, 11. IVillizuns, R. tailmm, o. Perry, P. Reynolds- JUNIOR CLASS President i ., . ., George Gray Vice President H . Paul Frazier Secretary-Treasurer joyee Dyer Student Council George Gray. james Smith. Richard lVilliams, Nlarie Patehell Faculty Adviser.. , . . Nliss llntehins The junior Class has heen active in school affairs, earning money and mak- ing plans for graduation next year. The highlight of the year for this class was the junior Prize Speaking held at the Armory. The speakers were Gloria Bryson, Xlarilyn Rich. joyee Dyer, Phyllis Ramsey. james Smith, Paul Frazier, and George Gray. :Xlternates were llltflltlftl xl-Illldllllk and jtan liieh. The members of the class who or- dered their class rings last spring re- ceived them late in the fall. Our candidates for King and Queen of the Newport WVinter Carnival were Paul Frazier and joyce Dyer. The members in our class participating in the winter sports were Marie Patchell, james Smith, Wendall Greene, Ivan Fletcher, Richard Williams, and Marilyn Rich. The assemhly sponsored by the jun- iors was a great success. Marie Patchell and Marilyn Rich gave readings, and the class as a whole put on a short humorous skit. Our class contributed 356.00 from its treasury tor an advertisement in the Live XVire. j o yce Dyer