Old Orchard Beach High School - Oceana Yearbook (Old Orchard Beach, ME)

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Ruth Winsor Y nWhen pretty girl kno bachelor will buy.n Virgil Wood nWormyn College nKnowledge comes from study.n nSleepyH Commercial C Perhaps in R. H. Macy' maker's we'll see Ruth in future years k on door, rich s or John Wana- 0 We see your success in the stars. Glee Club l,5,43 Senio Club 43 N. Y. Club 1,5 Softball 53 Oceana Sta Virgil is the brilliant young man of our class, and his aim in life is to become proficient in languages so that he may pass his knowledge on r play 43 Dramatic ,43 Home Ec. Club 53 ff 5,4. to students of the future. His success is prac- w tically assured. Speaking Contest 2,53 Class Sec'y. SQ Class Pres. 43 Editor-in-chief Oceana 43 Winner, Parcel Post Contest 53 Pres. A. A. 53 A. A. 5,43 Bus. Mgr. Magazine Sales 5,43 Mergus Club 23 Cheer Leader 43 Senior Play 5,43 Dramatic Club 43 N. Y. Club 2, 43 Minstrel Show 4. Howard Hopkins Commercial nEarly to bed and early to rise makes one and wise.n Howard is hoping to join the navy as soon are all rooting for you, because you will early then, Howard. A. A. l,2,5,43 Track 2,5,4Q Baseball 2,53 Football 43 N. Y. Club l,2,5,43 Dramatic Play 43 Cross Country 53 Oceana 4. Emile Lemire Com ercial rLooks speak louder than words.n N C 5, nHOppyn healthy, wealthy, as possible. We have to go to bed Basketball 5,43 lub 43 Senior nEli' Eli is very silent so if he uses all his thoughts as a machi- nist, we feel sure he'll get places soon. Alfred Roussin Commercial nHug is energy gone to waist.n HPitton is the artist of the class, and we a chance to develop this talent. He might brandt, who knows? uPittOn hope he will have be another Rem- Basketball 5,43 Senior Play 43 President of A. A. 43 Cheer Leader 53 Art Editor Oceana 43 Ass't. 5, Dramatic Club 4.

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,assmiea CLASS amos as Freshman: The history of our class began in 1956 with 25 puplis as freshmen. The Sophomores initiated us a short time after we began school. This year we put on few social activities. The offices for the year were: President ----------- Raymond Girard Vice President ------ Stanley Murphy Secretary ----------- Gladys Norton Treasurer ------ ---- William Bill Sophomore: We entered this year with much enthusiasm. The first project we undertook was the Freshman Receptiong for this the class held several meetings to make prepara- tions, and it was well worth the effort. The boys chosen for the basketball team were: William Bill, William Duhamel, and Robert Ingalls. These boys played hard for the team and did their best to help win A Morgue Club was started this year and the following were chosen as members: John Margone, Virgil Wood, Alice Madden, Phyllis Hillson, Raymond Girard, and later on William Bill, and William Duhamel joined. There were three Sophomorcs that participated in the Speaking Contest and did splendid work. Raymond Girard won the first prize, Virgil Wood the second prize, and Stanley Murphy was placed high in the judges estimation Elinor Mitchell represented the girls in basketball. Phyllis Hillson was the piano player for the school orchestra. The officers for the year wore: President ---------- Stanley Murphy Vice President ----- Raymond Girard Secretary ---------- Gladys Norton Treasurer ------ ---Richard Davis Junior: Early in the fall of '38, our class combined withizhe Sophomore class to put on a dance at the Town Hall. The two classes made a success out of the dance. Wo were well represented in the Athletic Association this year. Virgil Wood was the President, Betty Chap- man, the Treasurer, and Robert Murray, Cheer Leader.