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

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CLASS HISYUR Y-contunied We began the year with an enrollment of forty-two members and our faculty advisor was Mrs. Hall. Basketball representatives from our class were Robert Cormier, Dana. Brown, George Strout, Russell Smith, Raymond Cosseboom, Karlene Boy- lan and Sandra Heal. Cheerleaders representing the Junior Class were: Betty Strout, Captain, Janet Fraser, Donna Tasker, Beverly Oliver, Betty Norsworthy, with Charlotte Tibbetts as substitute. We presented a one-act play with Donna Tasker, Betty Strout, Betty Norsworthy, Kay Langley, Theodora Gray, Muriel Booth, Anita Burbury, John Burbury, and David Farnham taking part. Our Junior prize speakers were: Betty Strout, Donna Tasker, Shirley Fletcher, Janet Fraser, Karlene-Boylan, Duane Lancaster, Walter Hender- son. John Burbury, Raymond Cosseboom and Russell Smith, with Anita Burbury and Barden Plummer as substitutes. Donna Tasker and Walter Henderson won first prize with Betty Strout and Russell Smith second. This year we lost the following students: Charlotte McAttee, Barbara Tasker, Dixie Young, Barbara Braley, Irene Rogers, but gained Russell Smith. Here we are in our last and final year. This year We elected the fol- lowing class officers: President, D-ana Brown: Vice-President, Robert Cormier: Secretary, Muriel Booth: Treasurer, George Strout. Student Council members were Janet Fraser, Russell Smith, David Farnham, and Robert Cormier. We entered our last year with thirty-five members, losing this year Patricia Caruso, Duane Lancaster, and Barbara Hustis, but gained Edwin Nowell. Our new class advisor is Mr. Soule who has worked hard, and much credit is due him. Our Senior play, Belles On Their Toes, was put on with much suc- cess. The parts were played by: Anita Burbury, John Burbury, Betty Strout, Betty Norsworthy, David Farnham, Dana Brown. Barden Plum- mer, Russell Smith, Donna Tasker, Shirley Fletcher, Karlene Boylan, Muriel Booth, Janice Palmer, George Stro.ut, Edwin Nowell, Gilbert Adams, Charlotte Tibbetts and Clark Jacobs. King and Queen candidates were: Karlene Boylan, Robert Cormier from the school at large, and Beverly Oliver and Dana Brown from the class. Karlene Boylan became queen of the St. Patrick'siDay Ball. Representing our class in sports this year: Robert Cormier, Russell Smith, Rayxmo-nd Cosseboom, Geo-rge Strout, Varsity: J .V., John Burbury, Edwin Nowell, and Dana Brown: girls, Karlene Boylan. Cheerleaders were: Betty Strout, Donna,Tasker, Janet Fraser, Beverly Oliver Betty Norsworthy, with Theodora Gray as substitute. Our Senior movie, Dragon's Gold, was presented through the courtesy of Newport Playhouse. This and many other money making projects has increased our class funds a great deal. This brings our four short years at to a close.'This is the time that all -Seniors regret. We want to wish the underclassmates as much success in their four years as we have had in ours.

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Senior Class Choice Brain Child ........ - ...................................... Donna Tasker Farmer ..... - .......... - Tease ........ - .................... ,Talker ..- .......,................. .- ..,..... George Metivier ...........Shirley Malcolm ............-..Shirley Malcolm Woman Hater .................................... George Metivier Man Hater ................... ..,........... Dreamer ................ Giggler ......................... Athlete fgirlj ....... Athlete fboyl ......... Romeo ............... . ..... . Juliet ......................... Dancer fgirll ..... - .... Dancer lboyl .......... Shrimp ......................... Worker ................... Clown ................. Comedian ....... Actor .............. Actress ..... - ....... Lady ........................... Gentleman ............ Flirt ........ - ............ Singer ........ -. One day in late August 1954, B. Cormier started up the school driveway. As he crept slowly along D. Farnham came riding by in his car. He stuck his head out of the window and shouted: Where are you going? School hasn't started yet. Continuing his habitual pace, B. Cormier replied, No, but it will have when I get there. ll Il 8 if A battered old jalopy chugged up to a toll bridge and stopped. That will be S.25, the gatekeeper said. Sold, said E. Shorey, jumping out. 1 1 8 if B. Strout to S. Heal: The gossip was .Mary Ann Bennett ....,....-..............Dana Brown ...,............Beverly Oliver .............Karlene Boylan ..............Bobby Cormier ............Russell Smith ........,......Betty Strout ................Betty Strout Nowell ...- ........ Muriel Booth ..............Janet Fraser Bobby Cormier ..........-..Bobby Cormier ...........David Farnham ................Donna Tasker ...........Theodora Gray ............David Farnham ...............Betty Strout .......-.....Betty Strout wonderful. But it got so late I could hardly keep my mouth open. lk Sk 1 1 F. Sigrist, at the Yankee Cafe counter: 48 hamburgers please. ,The startled Mrs. Fraser couldn't believe her ears. How many? 48 please, he re- peated. But don't worry, I've got two riends outside. if 1 Ill if Mr. Moores to a rather dense math tu- dent: If I lay 3 eggs here and 7 eggs there, how many eggs will I have? Math Student: N one, because I don't think you can do it sir. This page sponsored by NEWPORT WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY CO. Popular Bar Candies, Novelty Penny Items Paper Supplies - Drugs - Notions - Tobacco 44 Elm St. Phone 283-4