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

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6 My work on the OCEANA is nearly finished. Graduation draws near. I find myself reminiscing over the years spent at Old Orchard Beach High School. Footsteps of memory find me walking through the beautiful grounds up to the front doors and on up the wide stair- case. At the top of the stairs, confronting me is a tall, straight door with a small plaque bearing the word, Principal. A turn of the lrnob opens the tall door into . . . t it ytfeaazmxill ,yffrrrvsawasl TI-IE OCEAN A

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Lbeckcafion ,.,.., ,.,..,,.. .W my MRS. NELSON E. FALLON l THE OCEANA To the teacher whose ideals have inspired us whose ability has been daily demonstrated, whose fairness has made us fair, and whose personality has made her our friend-we dedicate this yearbook-with sincerity and thanks.

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342 2 The familiar desk with its array of official papers, morning mail, the telephone, the school's record filing cabinet . . . all remind me of the administrative personnel of our school. Here I remember seeing Mr. Cutts consulting Mr. Bean . . . the Faculty coming to Mr. Bean for advice . . . the Maintenance Personnel checking on schedules of duties . . . the Commendable Couneilors conferring with their adviser and principal, Mr. Bean. The little blue box calls to mind the deten- tion slips for the students who have not learned how to cooperate or to discipline themselves. A pair of white fur earmuffs left by a forgetful student adds a personal note always found in the office where personal problems are met with sympathy and understanding. That is why stu- dents come here from all . . . THE OCEANA