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

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Our Freshmen 2- 2' x 2 Seated, left to right: D. Colby, C. Smart, J. Branscoxmbe, J. Hopkins, J. Hurlburt, G. Hopkins, F. Bennett, F. Whitley, S. Mitchell, S. Murphy, D. Pelky, A. Connor. Second row: D. Keeping, E. Arno, C. Littlefield, D. Arno, M. Alley, Young, S. Anderson, S. Hubbard, P. Bourgoine, M. Lanpher, E. Emery, L. Reynolds, P. Savage, K. Fraser. Third row: C. Adams, P. Dunton, C. Rideout, A. Strout, J. Good, R. Conant, K. Thompson, R. Brown, A. Bell, A. Smith, M. Swett, R. Philbrook, E. Tumer, G. Ludden, R. Graves, L. Proctor, Miss Moore. Fourth row: R. Ingalls, N. Whitley, C. Kershner, C. Preble, G. Manning, W. Matthews, Whitney, L. Seavey, G. Braley, P. Keegan, R. Long, R. Ordway, L. Dyer, C. Gerry, A. Colby, W. Turner, R. Chase. On October 19, 1954, the Freshman Class elected the following ofiicers: President, Kay Fraserg Vice President, Gary Braleyg Secretary, Sharon Murphy, Treasurer, Sylvia Anderson. Student Council members elected were J aney Young and Kay Fraser. Colleen Littlefield, Janey Young, Christine Adams, Donna Arno, and Sylvia Anderson par- ticipated in Girls' Basketballg Gary Braley, Dale Henderson, Red Long, Keith Thompson, Ralph Philbrook, George Ludden, Mike Swett, and Cecil Kershner, J. V. Basketball while Carlton Preble and Lyle Seavey represented the Freshmen on the varsity, with Kay Fraser on cheerleading and Arthur Strout managing. X .. s

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Um' Sophomores Seated, left to right: E. Brooks, N. Andrews, M. Grant, S. Bird, S. Giggey, C. MacIntosh, M. Gray, W. Dow, R. Andrews, L. Brooks, D. Jackson. Second row: Miss Cotton, M. Wood, L. Hall, C. Giggey, G. Gustin, F. Matthews, S. Richard, L. Fraser, D. Smith, S. Ness, J. Nowell, J. Boyle, Mr. Folan. Third row: A. Hanson, W. Lancaster, E. Albaugh, D. Seavey, W. Shaw, G. Dow, R. Tibbetts, D. Branscombe, R. Graves, H. Graves, S. Hustus. The Sophomore Class of 1954 held its first meeting September 13, 1954, the former President, Jane Boyle, presiding. The following officers were elected: President, Deane Seaveyg Vice President, Burns Rockwell, Secretary, Loretta Brooks, Treasurer, Sally Ness, Student Council, Sally Bird, Lynn Fraser, Deane Seavey. The Sophomores held a social at the town hall October 1, 1954. It proved to be a Very suc- cessful affair. Sophomores taking part in J. V. basketball this year were Wayne Lancaster, Fred- ric Ludden, and Deane Seavey. On the girls' basketball team Were Winnie Dow, Jane Boyle, Sherry Giggey, Catherine Maclntosh, Genevieve Gustin, and Nellie Andrews. Richard Tibbetts took part in the League Spelling Contest. There were twelve Sophomores from our class taking part in the Sophomore Prize Speak- ing. The Sophomores are planning to participate in the one-act play contest. They will present Paul Wrecks The Car. This Page Sponsored by PLUMMER ELECTRICAL COMPANY

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Most Popular Best Dancer Best Dressed Shortest Tallest Best Personality Quietest Flirt Prettiest Teeth Most Dignified Prettiest Eyes Longest Hair Shortest Hair Best Student Best Sport N H S. Choice Boy Freddie Sigrist Gary Braley David Farnham Bobby Ingalls Erroll Lanpher Freddie Sigrist Billy Batt Bobby Ordway David Farnham Maurice Lindsay Duane Ordway Edwin Nowell Arthur Hanson Arthur Hanson Freddie Sigrist Girl Betty Strout S.ue Richards Sandra Heal Muriel Booth Donna Tasker Betty Strout Phyllis Rideout Shirley Malcom Mary Louise Carter Mary Louise Carter Ruth Ann Phelps Donna Tasker Mary Ann Bennett Donna Tasker Karlene Boylan INCIDENT OF THE LATIN CLASS Cwith apologies to Browning! We pupils entered Latin class With ever so slow a tread. Behind the desk the teacher satg Deep in a book was his head, With eyes half-shut, you've seen the way As innocent as could be. But to every person comes the thought He's going to call on me. Then gleans his eyeg the bell has rlmgg Straightway his book he opes, Not a sound excites the still, still room The deathbed of all high hopes. I knew it, he would call on me, But when all in great thanks have shared, With lowering eye and trembling lip I whisper, Not prepared. Mr. Folan: Deane, what's that lump in your cheek? You aren't chewing gum, are you? D. Seavey: No, slr, not chewing gum. I'm soaking a prune to eat at lunch. i i H 8 D. Wiseman was having a hard time on the golf course. When she dubbed an easy shot, her caddy snickered loudly. She turned to him and screeched: xlf you don't stop, you'll drive me out of my mind! That wouldn't be any drive, the caddy smirked. Just an easy putt. She loveS me. She loves me not.