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

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i X , l J Q 1-0' . X Q J f, u Iront lou Irt to lzulzf B Hustus l Klng' J Conant MIS Lanpher D Blown A BlllblllV M Booth Ml Mooles M Dow A Colby K Iangley Second lou Il Lancastu N Iloctol B N01SNN0lf,llV R Bonlto B Hullbult J P2illTlL1 K Boylan S Malcolm B Stlout, B Blaley Tlmd 1014 B Plummel G MCtlXl81 J Bulbuly G Adams ll Henduson L Lan phel L Elskmes P Caluso T Glav D Taskel J Flasel Iam-Ih low J Iansons B OllXL1 B Plnkham J Shea G Stlout L Hopkins, B Taskel ll Falnham S Fletchel C McAtee R Co scboom C Jacobs S Olcutt M Bcnnctt R O1Clltt ll Young FRESHMAN CLASS The F1CSl1IT1L11 of New pO1t Hlgh School Stdl ted school thls illl mth a happy thought 111 nfnnd Tlns seal and the Ikfflallllllg thltc wus ol then hlgh school Callel xx ould be spent ln a new school btllldlllg' The fnst class meetlng was held Septembel 28 1901 dullngwhlch the fOll0Vl1I1g' class OHJCSIS W910 elected Pzcsulent Iw0bQ1t C01l'I1191 I :cc P1 cszdcnt Anltl Bulbuly Sccretary lVILl11Gl Booth TICCl6ll,7Cl Dana BIOVSH Sfzulcnt Cozmczl Janet P13861 We now hawe folty fue students 111 oul class, vvlth Mls Lanphel and Ml XIOOIQS as 0111 adxlsels Some of OU1 students who are and Betty Stlout, cheelleadels, Kal lene Boylan, basketball, and Robelt Colmlel and G601g9 Stlout, J V basketball Fol Wlntel Lalnlwal Klllg' and Queen candldates, we elected Robelt Colmlel and Betty Stl out, and then campalgn managels wele D3X1d If al nham and Janet F1 asel We plan to hal e a soclal ln the SDI mg and hope that It vw 1ll be a gleat success Thzs Paqc Sponsoncl by I nsllnlan Class jwcnly ons Z 1 4- l I 4.1 W ' ' . C ' 4 u s 1 , - f, 4- U . . , u. , . , .. , .. , . . l ' l ' r ' - r ' l ' ' ' ' , . . . . 1. . . v . ' . . A, l , '. '. Q , . , . . I , . , . , . , . A , . , . . . . .. . '.' . . . ' ,. 2 - . . I , . , . , . , . , . , ', . ' ' , . ' . ' u, . ' ', . ' '. J . . 1 . ' . ,. ' . .' . . . , . , . , . , . , . . . ', . ' , . ', . , . ssl , , ,, . ' , , . . 4 , . , . . 1 . , 1 Y - ' - . v' f 1 . 1 . . . 1 - ' 'Z Y' - 1 - v' . . ' . . ' N ' . x ' ' 1 ' 1 ' l ' x x ' 32 ' ' . - , - ., , , actlve ln sports are: Donna Taskel' . 0 1 ' I ' , 1 - ' . . . v -r u. v I L 7 9 ' . J J . . ' . ' v - - In . n . I - I ' s D n I I I ' 1 f 4 ......,..,,,, . C . ' 'V 1 ,I l. ' v I 7 , ,,,,,,,,,,,.ll.....,.... ,, ....., l , D A . . 1 ,f - - y ' W ' 1 . - . ' ' I . A 4 ,.,, .,...,, .,.... vi ' v. 1 , 7 Q 7- ' v ' . . ' n 1 - 4 v f 4' 1 Q - . . 1. 1 A V. , . , L.

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I Wy W f W V3 - J- - , I I I Kg Xb .I I A S, ll' kt ww to I 1 Front 'row left to wolf B Cormrer M McAtee M1 Curry H NlCk6l on G Grlman J W'h1tney J Weeks M Gray N Paton Second 'row B Bud M Wrers R Henderson M Jones A I nmmorc I Pnkerton M Braley Thwd 'row A Harris H Fletcher I' Nllllrams D Ilay H Seaxev I Tardy J Mangrrr Il Hall J Temple F0lLTtlL70w L Turner A Yuoung B MCCOlfIUlHCl3l0 C Bragg ll Kershmr S Peter son N Gerry F Turner E Austm F Hu tus SOPHOMORE CLASS On September 29 1951 the Sopho more Class of Newport Hrgh School held rts first meetrng wrth rts faculty advrser Mr Curry Officers for the year were elected as follows Preszdent Goodwrn Grlman Secretary Jacquelrne Whrtnev Treasurer Howard Nrckerson Student Counczl Joyce Weeks Althea Frnnemore 'Goodwrn Gllman andldates for Wrnter Carnr l Krug and Queen were Goodvs rn 'llman and Joyce Weeks Members of the Honor Guard were J acquelrnn Whrtney Sylvra Peterson Roger Wrl ms James Mangrn and Davrd Hall Basketball representatrxes from our class were Boys Goodwrn G11 man Howard Seaxey Davrd Hall Roger Wrllrams and Rrchard Hender son Grrls Sylvra Peterson Lorrarne Turner Elarne Turner and Althea We had one delegate for the One Act Play Nathalre Eaton and the hrgh pornt wlnners of the Wlnter Carnrval sports were Sophomore-s Roger Wrlhams and Lorrarne Turner We plan to hate 1 socral or tood sale later rn the sprmg The enrollment for the Sophomore Class at present rs thrrtx four mem bers Thvs Page Sponsored Inf Sophomore Flaw W4 'if , ', ir: . ' ', . ,. '. , . 's , . , . , . ' , . ' , . 'A . . ' . , ' 1 . 'I . 1 ' Y . I, , , . . , . , - , . , , . 'I 'I 5, U. , , V I. . , . , L. ., . K, . D, C. , . , . , . . ' ' r ' ' 1 - . 9 - .I rv - A 5 s K- A 4 ' . , . ' ' , J. ' ', ' . , u. S . - I v . v s r ' ' U 1 l n , . I k a n a 1 . . . 7 , ' 7 ' I -7 1 . 1 ' ' , - : . ' 4 . ' . ' I ' y . . . 1 . Q Q Vzce Prestdent ...r,r..r ,. ...........,r Joyce Weeks H31'1'1S. A . . - 1 D l . f -,----,---.,-.---,-,- , , . I . , , A f v' . ' . '11 ' . 4 n I . y J I . r . . , . . I X I U l D I 1 I I 1 1 t6 . 0 1 s 1 u ' , . f , ' 1' 1 l y 1 ' - i ' . K ' ' v . ' - n ' ' Q y- . - ' 7 I Y 1 . .l-iq , N . . 114 JN . L1 Y . u 1 f ,I 5 .- in V,' I , A fu f I , f I J 4 1 --3 inf? Qs 5, .1 fy . 'CJ J .Q .. fr- 2' 2 S A nw x - f 1 7- N - r y, Z- .L . 77

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LITERARY THE LAND OF THE GEGE One day many years after our graduatron I met Norman Frost who was to be my gurde on my huntrng trrp to the Matto Grosso rn South Amerrca to br rng back to the museum a lrve Gege They are very rare hav mg the head of a bobcat the neck of an allrgator the mane of a donkey the front feet of a deer the body of a hog the back feet of a hor se and the tall of a cow Thrs queer anrmal lrves 1n the deepest part of tne Matto Grosso Thrs part has never been ex plor ed by man black or whrte T get to the place one must go through swamps and th1ck yungles whrch contarn man eatrng anrmals porson reptrles and plants and head hunters Our plans were to take a boat from San Fr ancrsco tray el down the coast of Latrn Amer rca through the Str arts of Magellan up to Buenos Arr es and from there we were to go lnto the rn terror Arrrvrng at Buenos Arres a lrttle over a week later we hrred natryc porters and boats On June 4th at 4 A M we started up the Plata Pry er Whrle we were tr avelrng up the r rver we saw th1ck yungles beautlful buds and plenty of cr ocodrles That nrght we had a lrttle excrte ment wrth a crocodrle The next mor ning we had crocodrle steaks After tr avellng a short wav up the Parana Rryer we branched off onto the Prleomays Rrver whrch led us deeper rnto the rnterror Hay mg gone as far as the boat would take us we had to get out and walk the rest of the way Stopprng at a yrllage we lured some natrves They were re luctant to go srnce they thought the place we were headed for was taboo We hnallyf persuaded them Once when we stopped to rest we almost lost one of the porters but thanks to our good shootrng we rescued hrm from the Manachrmp 7 gf He was half ape and half man wrtn long shaggy harr forked teeth and arms twrce as long as the average man s After we burred the Manachrmp we started up the trarl After a few hours of travelrng we came to a bend rn the trarl The trarl led East and we were to go North We started North cuttrng our way through th1ck jungles Every step was dangerous We had to look out for snakes qurck sand and porsonous rnsects After about two days of travelrng through the Jungle we arrryed at a natrve vrllage All we saw was thatched huts Everythrng was as quret as could be The natrves had drsappeared Normre sard that rf we had some salt he would be able to get the natrves to come out rnto the open rng and be on good terms wrth the Chref I told Beyam my number one boy to go get some salt from the packs Nor mre went to the center of the vrl lage and began talkrng rn a forelgn tongue In a few mlnutes the whole y rllage appeared and began rabber rng what was gorng to happen Then ap pear ed a fat llttle man wrth yaguar skrns as a robe and a yaguar head for a crown He and Normre had '1 long talk lastrng about two hours When rt ended Normre came back all smrles He sard that the krng was pleased wrth the salt For the natry es salt rs a rare thrng He also sard that the natrves were the Jaguar people and that where the Cege lry ed was '1 three davs hrke from here througr th1ck yungle Durrng our second day of travel we arrrved at a clearrng As I started across rt I began to slnk 1nto the earth I yelled for the rest of them to stay back In five mrnutes I had sunk to mv armprts Normre burlt a lassc and roped me under the ar mprts They star ted to pull me out but the qurck . I , ' I . . i, 7 . , . y W , . . , Q T . - -' W ' , ' . . . v . , - l X' ' , t T 7 . ' I, 1 , I . 1 W n ., . , . . , . ' - - . ' .. 0 n , - , , . . ' , ' . 0 -G ' ' . , . , . . ll - ' . v . ' p . - . , . g , . . r , Q ' . 7 v W ' , ' W 4 ,n ' 1 - - - r ' . ' I . I Y . . ' . ' - ' ' - y . n Y 1 Y i ', ' I ' 7 . . . . . . ' w' ' 'l ' ' 'I . and branched off on the Parana River. Then all was quiet. We wondered ' v , - - ' ' ', V ' 3 . I - . .1 . i ' v 7 . ' . t ' ' v . ' 1 ' ' r ' - v . v . ' o l ' . I , I 7 1 ' 1 - ' U , , . 'L ' y 4 1 , 1 v' . I ' 7 u y u s n n - . , ., . . D A ' ' s' -. y' I ' A v e I I - I 7 u I I . v v c I u E I 1 1 l T ' . ' ' 7 1 - , ' . 7 - 1 v ' 7 s Q' .' . Y u . 1 L u vi u Y Y Y X l v - . . . . y t . l . ' . - ' - , - ' ' 7 u E. . u A ' , C ' , 1 J - lL'47Il 1 ' W0