Nokomis Regional High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Newport, ME)

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0, Jzwphecq Rodney Frarey presrdent of Frarey Inc manufacturers of Mars Bars had mvrted the Class of 1952 to celebrate the1r centenrual reumon at hrs estate on Mars Th1s was to take place June 23 2052 Well the day has frnally arrrved and everytlung IS prepared Frrst to arrtve 1n therr own specral burlt rockets are Erw1n D1mon presrdent of the Future Farmers of Iuprter and Pete Hall ch1ef executtve rn the Robson Seed Planetary System Followlng close behrnd is Leon Pease ch1ef prlot of the Interplanetary Taxt System w1th Barb Gotts Eleanor Short Lors Mrles and hm Clark Barb IS the krndergarten teacher at Gorham Eleanor IS the world famous actress whose most recent prcture 15 Worse Step Backward and Lots IS the private secretary to the Pres1dent of the Uruted States and hm 15 a famous novehst whose most recent publtcauon IS Those Long Years at Gorham Rod just came and satd that he had recerved a spaceogram from Ray Premru staung that II play on Saturn Here come two Jets racrng along stde by srde In one 15 none other than Ph1l Hyatt a famous chemist tn a Juprter research lab and 1n the other are Ken Ph1ll1ps Bob Robson and Ron Nelson those three well known explorers of Pluto Landtng now is the top comedran of the year from Mercury Charles Bickel and Mary Colf the f1rst woman ed1tor of the Venus Gazette Speedrng 1n next 15 Jack Clarke another P110I 1n the Interplanetary Taxr System with Barb Clarke Loretta Carr Joyce Nelson and B111 Stickler Barb 15 the ch1ef dental hyglemst on Neptune and Loretta is a member of the travehng Space Mrnsuels B111 15 the President of Saturn and Joyce 15 his pnvate secretary Doug Pearson cluef mecharuc under Leon called and sard he would be late because his plane has broken down W1th lum are Beverly Brown wife of the Pres1dent of Venus and Arlene LaDue famous all over Neptune for her del1c1ous cakes Frnally in races Don Stell another tax1 p1lot with Mar1an Scott and Jean Sutton sent as good will ne1ghbors by the earth to vis1t all the planets They agreedto V1SiI Mars at the mme of the party Well all have been accounted for How can the Class of 1952 be beat when they have such famous representauves on all the planets? CLASS COLORS Red and Whrte CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO We will walk on our own feet, we wlll work with our own hands, and we will speak with our own minds would be impossible for him to be there because his Interplanetary Orchestra had an engagement to

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3644 at the A af 1952 Passmg tn revtew we the class of 1952 frnd that we have had a very promrsmg experxence It was rn September 1948 that we mounted the ftrst rung of the ladder to fame and fortune Mxss Potwrn and Mr Shankl1n were gtven the task of gu1d1ng the t1m1d and helpless rreshmen Leon Pease was chosen class prestdent Our members were not slow 1n JOIHIDQ the social act1v1t1es Our Freshman Frol1c went off w1th flylng colors Barbara Gotts and Pete Hall represented our Freshmen class as Lord and Lady at the Junlor Prom The awards for the hlghest averages were glven to Ph1l Hyatt and Barbara Clark In September 1949 as toughened Sophomores we were under the able dtrectton of Mlss Fuller and Mr Favrtta To start the year rxght we elected Ray Premru presrdent Our most lmportant soctal event was our Sophomore dance One of the happlest days of our hves was the day we recetved our class rtngs At the Juruor Prom Carol Pedersen and Bob Robson represented our class as Duke and Duchess Mary Colf and Phrl Hyatt walked off wlth the scholastrc awards rn June As experienced Jumors agatn under the d1rect1on of Mtss Fuller and Mr Favttta we chose hm Clarke for presxdent Our Juruor Play Straws For Two under the drrecuon of MISS Call was a great success Our Juruor Prom wlth Barbara Clark and Charles Blckel as Prrnce and Prrncess proved to be an enjoyable night for everyone Our magazlne project turned out to be very profltable Charles Blckel Plul Hyatt and Rodney Frarey represented our class at Boys State The scholasnc award for the lughest average went to Mary Colf Facrng the last year of our high school days we began dreaming of that not too far off Graduation Day Mrs Herman and Mr Srrungler were our class advisors Plul Hyatt was elected to serve as our last prestdent Our Senior Play Best Foot Forward under the superv1s1on of Mr Smmgler and the d1rect1on of Mr Paul Berkowsky of the Hobart Lxttle Theatre proved tobea great success Work on the Arrowhead was started early to make it one of the best ever Our Semor Ball was enjoyed by everyone Three former class members are now in the servlce Pfc Herbert Davie Pfc R1chard Terwllhger and Pfc Clarence Cnss The best wlshes of the Semor Class are Wllh them 0 I - . . . . , . . ' 0 a - I

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AJ Our class 15 the best that the school ever had And when we leave I will be very sad I ll miss all the kids and their resence far: I ll miss all the horse play an ulling of hart I ll miss Bobby Robson who lost s case When he med to et nd of the name Baby face And then there s huck who s really a Bickel Some leave off the B and ll comes out Pickle We have our own hotrod h1s name s Leon Pease He can talk about autos for hours w1th ease A teacher almost gave Phil Hyatt a pass He insisted on standlng in En lish class A girl who IS small but a rea? good sport Is our vigorous spark plug Eleanor Short Pete IS a nickname for one Willett Hall But he s real geor e and not Peter at all Barb Gotts is a c ose fuend of the boy called Pete Mention hrs name and she ll blush now lsn t that sweet'7 Barb number two has the last name of Clark Exce t for a boy frrend she s free as a lark Our d Frarey IS one popular guy He s bound to go far by and by They say Jack Clarke IS shy but at home that lsn t so He s my blg brother so I ou ht to know When he s with a girl called Connie Clark Loretta Carr Just loves a new toy Just as long as the toy is a boy Ray Prernru has a band of lus own And many a note of music he s blown Mary Colf is our one real brarn She s one girl who doesn t lrke to ralse cain Joyce Nelson is quret and a little bit shy But when she is angry wrth someone Oh myl Don Stell can be seen ln his lrttle blue car In spite of 1t.s shape II takes htm quite far Bill is a boy a most interestin creature A Stickler by name and a suck er by nature Ron Nelson is on the ball all the time I m sorry I can t think of somethin to rhyme Arlene LaDue can bake a mean cage You can t find a kind she can t make Bev Brown ls little but be on the level How can such a small girl be such a devil' Jean Sutton s our class newest member She joined us when school started in September Marian Scott is our perpetual friend Her al ebra paper she ll always lend An efllgcient secretary Lois Miles will be Well maybe we d better wait and see Erwin Dlmon is the kid Who s gonna make Mr Beebe blow his lid If there s one guy who can draw a mug It s the Pearson boy who s name ls Doug This poem is alright I suppose But instead of poetry I should have used prose lim Clarke fl 1 I f ' ' . . fi ,- .g I. , 9.51, - ' ' . ' Kenny Phillips is never in tge dark, i ' -l .