Old Town High School - Sachem Yearbook (Old Town, ME)

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THE SACHEM SENIOR CLASS REPORT The senior class held its first meeting on September 21, 1949, to elect class olficers. Those elected were as follows: Fred White, President: Donald Cates, Vice-President, Edward Day, Secretary: and Virginia Lugdon, Treas- urer. Representatives to the Student Council were Patricia Ketchen and Ronald Cutlilfe. Members of the welfare committee were Iuliette Martin, Waverly Bell, Leonard Charette, and Roger Libby, The senior class was well represented in sports, clubs, and other school activities, especially in varsity basketball, when Ronald Cutliffe, Leland Parady. and Fred White played an important part. The senior play, Seventeen is Terrific, was presented on November 18, 1949, at the Helen Hunt Auditorium. Preparations for the Senior Hop are under way and the following commit- tees have been chosen: Business: Dorothy Leonard Qchairmanj, Richard Doucette, Ronald Cutliffe. Mary Pelletier, Marguerite Littlefield. Decoration: Gloria Palmer lchairmanj, Harold Carey, Leonard Charette. Betty Desjardins, Virginia Sargent. Reception: Esther Laliberte lchairmanj, lane Stevens, Ruth Riva, Dorothy MacPherson. Refreshment: Ann Austin fchairmanl, Mary Murphy, Iean.Rustin, Priscilla Carson. Service: Storer Emmett fchairmanl, Kenneth Gastia, Leland Parady. Thomas Burgess. The graduation committees are as follows: Senior Assembly: Robert Sibley fchairmanl, Rena Sheehan, Helen York. Marie Iollymoor, Iuliette Martin. Baccalaureate: Howard Stevens fchairmanj, Ruby Adams, Gwen Little- field, Wilma Monroe, Ioan Given. Senior Banquet: 'Roger Libby Qchairmanj, Leslie Fayle, Fred Whitcomb, Patricia Grant, Waverly Bell. 1 Class Night: Patricia Ketchen fchairmanlg Barbara Sucy, Helen Day, Theresa Graham, Anna Pelletier. Class parts for graduation are as follows: Honor Essays'-Storer Emmett. Patricia Ketchen, Wilma Monroe, Fred White: Gifts to Girls-Ronald Cut- liffeg Gifts to Boys-Barbara Sucy: Class History-Bruce Hastey: Class Pro- phecyf-Ioan Given: Class Will-Arthur Clavette. We, the senior class of 1950, wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our class advisors, Miss Carter and Mr. Emmett, for their guidance through- out the year. EDWARD DAY, '50 I ,

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Name Adams, Ruby Andrews, Shireen Austin, Ann Barnes, Charles Beaulieu, Charlene Bell, Waverly Bertrand, Betty Bonneau, Claudette Boucher, Nelson Buchanan, Elmer Burgess, Thomas Carey, Harold Carson, Priscilla Cates, Donald Charette, Leonard Clavette, Arthur Cox, James Cox, Laura Curran, Mary Cutliffe, Ronald Cyr, Paul Darling, Russell Day, Edward Day, Helen Desjardins, Alphonse Desjardins, Elizabeth Doucette, Richard Drake, Etta Dubay, Florence Edgecomb, Vernon Emmett, Storer Fayle, Leslie Feero, Lillian Francis, Cathryn Gastia, Kenneth Gaudet, Richard Geroux, Alfred Given, Joan Graham, Theresa Grant, Patricia Hanscom, Darrell Hastey, Bruce Jollymoor, Marie Judkins, Harold Kennedy, Marion Ketchen, Patricia Kimball, Elwood King, Gloria HERE WE ARE, YOU LUCKY Ambition nurse eiiicient secretary nurse fly to the moon and back secretary beautician good typist singer get a job ' radio technician be six feet tall photographer nurse Navy farmer travel educated woodsman share that Dodge with Etta nurse , be on time be six feet tall own a car that runs on water make a lot of money nurse aviation get married bank employee own a wine Dodge with windows in the floor housewife game warden join the eremite profession get an A from Miss Conley secretary nurse ' follow Cates psychologist coach own a convertible own a car be dentist's secretary Maine Maritime Academy engineer good secretary mechanic telephone operator have more own a farm commercial teacher Noted For quietness writing letters gift of gab blushing laughing Ipana smile baby sitter giggling machinist hard work getting into trouble with teachers teasing girls good athlete a good time impishness hurrying keeping away from women straightening out difficulties knitting being late getting into trouble flying low and running out of gas being on time for school giggles chewing gum hunting for the right guy having fun nothing being with Alma Jean chewing gum moronic tendencies standing up women being with Joe driving from Olamon every morning going hunting with Tom Mossey not having my English done love for sports black cats and cocker spaniels gabbing living in the country boats hunting being a guard in basketball that would be telling going to Orono absent-mindedness loafing in study hall talking with Joan PEOPLE Pet Peeve short men blushing easily nickname Muscles', shyness work teachers in general being tickled being teased by Mr. Viola going to school girls being an usher girls smoking conceited men girls with long dresses writing themes missing a bus women that smell like perfume counters conceited men school my kid -brother, Jackie girls waiting for assignments in English women literature going to school trying to get him girls Louie math school homework There's No Tomorrow work chemistry Clement Shina Mr. Viola having someone cut in when dancing with your girl Patty Ketchen corny jokes making errors in typing catty women girls who wear heavy make up work Mr. Viola. work Joan Given long skirts making up math Ideal men Nick any good dancer Because go to Boston Danny a well-mannered person Forever and Ever No, Not Now There's a Song in My Heart money The Outlaw University of Maine man Esther Williams There's No Tomorrow Ba1li Hi John Wayne I Sent You Red Roses sports fboysl Barbara to be a second Bogart a certain girl from Wells driving the Ford that will be telling beautiful girl a closet full of clothes to look like Mr. Viola I Love You Because 78 Veazie a blonde a forty hour day Ava Gardner Joe no comment Jane Powell J oanie Dottie B. Buz Bob vacation at a lake Cruisin' Down The River Pontiac That Lucky Old Sun don't believe in it Jimmy les hommes Mule Train Deep Purple ,M ,Y 7, A .,