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

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iafaeciaczfeef G 3339393651 Lady of the house: And what can I do for you?,' Tramp: If you donlt mind, lid like a coat sewed on this buttonf, Nlrs. Gilsonx Please -correct this sen- tence: 'Girls is naturally better looking than the boys , Dale C.: Girls is artificially better looking than boysf, Wfilhur M.: Hey, Twirpl Arenlt you going to the game tonight? Henhert T.: K'Nope, live got to stay home and help Dad with my school workf, jimmy, from down South, was spend- ing a rather cold spring away up North and on Iirst seeing a pussy willow re- marketl: alloy, isnlt nature wonderful? When it's cold up here the buds wear l'ur coatsf, Miss Brewer: Whats etiquette, jean? jean lt.: Oh, that,s the noise you mustnit make swallowing soup with company in the housefl WEDSISEDGGGDGGDGBGQGGGGIB 3336 90033333 QQDEIGJGIEBEIEGIZGGIQEUVZUEUQ1 When the final fourth quarter is finished, And the last of the touchdowns is scored, And the cleats are drifted for the season, And the suits with the mothiballs are stored, And Alumni cease making suggestions: Well, we can relax a hit then And sit hy lhe tire and remember 'l'he games and the fun and the mcn. There was George, who led us in victory: There was Pete, keen, shrewd, and tough, There was Blaine with smiling good nature, And jean with just the right stuff. lt hrings me a thrill for all winter When l think not of victories, but men XVhose hopes and whose joys I have shared in So lel's call the roll once again. And with it my heartiest good wishes 'I'o Mahlon :mtl to Dick and to Paul, 'l'o Boll, XVilh'nr, and llerb. l'm proud lo have livccl with them all. Anil lo lvan, ltonalnl and Gordon, The managers, XVillis and Neal, A toast to those ,who must leave us And lhe others who stay with us still. Adapted. mx W x x xi tL?ai!ffUYs4ffR5r! G' if lot fe yi Ps 9 A .-sglgsfa ll'!l r: .,i?f Q,,,j M4' v

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maniacs.-:mia-5 26 LOCALS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lst Row: E. NVade, I. Dyer, M. Chase, O. Haapanon, C. Clement. 2nd Row: P. Ramsey, R. Gipson, Nlr. Chaplin, I. Rich. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY REPORT The Nokomis Chapter of the National Honor Society held its induction cere- mony during the baccalaureate services of the class of 947 at the Methodist church. At this time the new members, Eleanor WVing, Jack Randall, Marilyn Chase and Ioyce Dyer, were inducted into the society. The society members of the graduating class participating were Rosalie Iones, Joyce Sheridan, and Hadley Smith. XVe were fortunate in having the members of the class of '46 National Honor Society to aid inthe in- duction ceremony. 'They were Mar- garet Fletcher, Ruth MacAllister, Guy Mullen, Emily and Marilyn Huse. The new members appointed this year are jean llich, Phyllis Ramsey, Robert Gipson, Colleen Clement, El- dora VVade and Olga Haapanen. The cardinal requisites of the Na- tional Honor Society ,are Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service.