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

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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

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NEWPORT HlCll SCHOOL - M p M' -, sl 22 SOPHOMORE CLASS lfirsl How --ll. Sr-avcy, Nl. Tzirdy, I. Cray, 'I'. Patcliell, C. Sewell, E. VVade, O. Haapanen, H. Gray, C. Ch-ment, D. Kimball, Nl. Yarney. St-cond ltou'-flt. Ciggey, A. Iluhlmrd, lt. Holt, L. Long, B. Littlefield, G. Norsworthy, G. Morton, H. Towne, XV. Miller, C. Braley. Third Row--li. Flagg, G. Patch:-ll, li. Plummer. C. Trask, N. McKenzie, W. Cetchell, L. Small, I. Fraser, lt. Butcher. SOPHOMOBE CLASS President., .. . ,,.. Eldora Wfade Vice President ,.,.., ,..,.. B laine Littlelield Secretary and Treasurer Olga Haapanen Student Council Nlary Page, Nlahlon Turner, and Eldora WVado At the beginning of the school year the Sophomores elected the above class oflicers. At our next class meeting we decided on the method of initiating the green Freshman. Friday, November 5, the Sophomore Class put on an assembly at the Town Hall which consisted of Smoky -Ioels Fashion Show and a one-act play. A successful nylon raffle was held in December. It was drawn off just be- fore Christmas and the lucky winner was Glen Richardson. In january tryouts for Sophomore Speaking were held. Those chosen were Eldora Wade, Olga Haapanen, Dori-s Kimball, Wilbur Miller, Allen Hubbard and jean Paul Fraser. The alternate was Beverly Seavey. On the 14th we chose our candidate for King and Queen for the XVinter Carnival. The candi- dates chosen were lola Gray and Pete Small, and their manager was lean Paul Fraser. Taken as a whole, the Sophomores haven't done too badly for themselves this past year.