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

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ESTHER A. BAKER Bates, B.A.. Middlebury. M.A. Miss Baker is certainly the quietest member of the faculty, but has the respect and admiration of the whole student body. In addition to being a fine teacher of the Romance lan- guages, she is a friend to all. PEARL W. FICKETT University of Maine, B.A. Fickett takes her busy job as Oceana advisor, coach for prize speak- ing, and director of graduation right in stride along with her classes of English and World History. It is ap- parent that it takes a jolly and good natured manager to find time for all this and be able to have several hob- MAHY K. CRAFF Our l,ady of Mercy. B.A. Nlrs. Graff will always be remembered for dire:-ting such delightful plays as Our Miss Brooks and more recently 'll Love l,ucy. Any aspiring thespian is lucky to have her around for guid- anee. llf-r English classes are inter- esting too. and those one-act plays! bies besides. as she has. CHRlS'l'lNE D. ARMSTRONG University of Connecticut. B.S. Mrs. Armstrong molds Future Home- makers along with the Home Eco- nomics courses. She has spent a great deal of time in supervising the activi- ties of the and rates a loud vote of thanks from all concerned. She is certainly a credit to our school. CARI. P. Cll.l.EY Gorham Teachers College Mr. Gilley handles his job of prepar- ing boys in the Manual Arts with con- siderable case. His room is always very neat too. despite the fact that un- finished projeets must be left there. Ile excels in bowling and is always ready to give out with helpful hints on the sport. A ilu Y I .534-4' rf I 'ln ,J 'ggi J - 4 'I ' 1 f ' ,f i ' L- f -' ii gif'

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aMy country ,tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, ' of thee I sing MR CFCIL J CUTT5 MR HFRBERT R BENN Supermtendent of brhools lrmclpal of Hxgh School UHIVCYSIIV of Mame B A M A Bates Y'ile BA Before the fmal l'tIlillll0Il of beautiful IIIUNIC mumh labor must be put into nth eomposmon l such a way our admml trator llau workul untlrmgly that tha llllldl nulmlw the working, operation o our choral max lu wtf lu I lon rrmemnrour td men x , , X t f V S I 3 viii ' ' I 'M A V . F M V .HH Tall Menl' . 1 . Y - 1 . f ' -1' . n 1 ng . . nl, 4 q n u 1 l ' . l T ' Q. ' .' f I U l ' I A . n 5. ' 'S S Y. . ' ' . . ' . . i., , ' ,- ' f S S' 1, .S,.,t.vg',.,,1 g . 1. --.H

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C11gXlf1.1QS 41. 1.0li.XNCl1f1l North Carolixm State Colle-ge l..1IllNt'I'rIlj' ol xlilIIlf'. 13.5. Mr. l.o1'a11ger is our lIlZll11f'ITlLlllt'ill whiz. He is never stuniped when it comes to solxing prohlettls. Ile lilies to have 11is classes at ease and often RlC1l.'Xlil.J M. Yfllilfl llates College. 11.11. Mr. North has done a great deal i11 pronioting tl1e AA. and the llCWly formed Key Cluh. The niodern SCOIC- hoard i11 the gyn1nasi11111 is a 11101111- .rl- W JOHN H. SHAW 1h1ive1'sily of lhlillllil 15.5. Mr. Shaw is the newest Il1l'IllllCl' our faculty. this lveing his first x with us. His field is seienee and we hope he likes it here as 11111011 as starts off each one with a joke. f 0 I' I h. Q Ga ' ni Wig . 4 ,Q em Q 111e11t to his unselfish efforts to l1elp 1134 keep alireafst of tl1e ti111e'. X514 f feiiiflid ' . A 47 fig, 77,7 I' fl ,1 if ffimzfi enjoy having llllll. MARY L. WHITEIIURST University of New Hainpshire Portland University Miss W11itel111rst teaches COITlIH6I'Cli1l subjects. 111 addition to these duties, she still finds time to be ad advisor for the Oceana 211111 the Junior class. Being tiny certainly l1asn't hindered her receiving 1118 respect which is due l1er. MYRON H. PIERCE University of Maine. B.S. in Ed. Mr. Pierce teaches commercial suh- jects, but is never too busy to help with any extracurricular activity. Dur- ing football games you'll find him following each play and jptting down notes for future use. He hagalso done an excellent job coaching baseball and Drivers' Training. T c cc C h e T