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

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Floyd A. Redman Physics, Chem, Science is the pursuit of curiosity? Margaret M. Mollison Iunior English Facult 4222 W. JL' Clmiifef Olive E. Conley f Senior English, Reading We climb the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies, And we mount to its summit round by roundf' ' Mrs. Arlene D. Poulin Sophomore English The play is thefothingf, . To search, to reason, to under- jo ,. f cg We as 7 f !q.,LA V, ,LA 4 ' 1 -Z. StaDd 'G fczghifid' , 7t4,,L4-ri A-L 4 . , I ' .fa . ff2gf'j4 '7 ISA ,,,,,44-A, A , ,47 M 774 4 1 fail .K AW Ml' Qiirf i7'Z92'f?1ss-H7126 , , ' JWZQZ Q 'la ,ASQ Lavrxczhz-ffk 24 -771444, yVlcfC3C '5'K john Barker Coach of Basketball If you don't play to win, why keep score?,' M114 W vm 'mm -3 , vwewtvszfg raged? 3 -.gf -. 1- - w..sisiaals:rWmWiW X' - 252 W ,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,- -- .- -.i. fi., ,....... ,. , , ,, ,,sag:,.. -.,,,i,...a. .,.,. ug f .1'ZiQ:2Z'E:t4q? 3:2 f 'Parfums , ,.,......,. .. ,i.. X V - 51 - 4 f Viffzflvf' -.L ' Afssmgwj ': '5'25v5r55-525 'I -25.3YT'7II'III-.I'..I'iI55E . U: .t MMQ,s.N.,,,i...LgQr.es.e.e,e..a.mi,M1...s.,W.ts A A - Raymond E. Gove Biology, Algebra ww z: If you have nothing to say, olon't say itf' SWISS as S Bernard A. MacKenzie Athletic Director If you can't play a sport, be one anywayf, Howard Blasenak Social Studies, Guidance The world stands aside for a man who knows where he is going?

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John W. Abbott, Prin. Geometry To thine own self be trueg Thou canst not then be false to any manf' fx Viola B. Curtis N Commercial Subjects Of a good beginning cometh a good endf, Clarence M. Spearin Agri. and Shop Think like a Wise man, but communicate in the language of the people. Hester L. Carter Commercial Subjects All that you do, do with your might, Things done by halves are never done right. K Faculty 5 if ,fi A -- liriislldff sr b , E ..:,..,. M , 4, ..,,: X L- 4 ' ' ,,- ,iz 7 .- Thomas A. Viola, Submaster History, Social Studies The next day is never so good as the day before. Marion L. jordan French, Latin, Arith. Semper paratusf' Eloise Law Home Economics g'Nothing great was ever achieved Without enthusiasmf' Stora W. Emmett Commercial Subjects Don,t put off until tomorrow that which you should do todayf' J X CQf,zy?g,74.fg.42i.. ,, X

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6 THE SACHEM Senior Class Report . The senior class held its first meeting on September 13, 1951, for the purpose of electing class officers. Those elected were as follows: President, Jackie Cutliffe, Vice-President, Alfred Webster, Secretary, Reta Ogden, Treasurer, Rita Thibodeau. Representatives to the Student Council were Jean Archambaud and George Bris- sette. Members of the Welfare Committee were Mary Thompson, Elaine Thompson, Jackie Abbott, and Fred Dow. The senior class was well represented in sports, clubs, and other school activities, especially in varsity basketball, Where Jackie Cutliffe, Richard Carlow, Fred Loring, Martin Grant, Edward Taylor, and Donald Tait played an extremely im- portant part. The senior play, Whois Batty Now?D was presented on November 2 at the Helen Hunt Auditorium. Plans for our annual Senior Hop are now in progress, and the following com- mittees have been set up: Business: Fred Dow, chairman, Frances Martin, and Eleanor Dow. Decoration: Elaine Brown, chairman, Lin- wood Randall, Jean Archambaud, Reta Ogden, and Francis Richard. Reception: Marilyn Stubbs, chairman, Gladys Thibodeau, Rita Thibodeau, Mil- dred Jordan, Elizabeth Arsenault, and Jessie Sargent. Refreshment: Delores Smith, chairman, Joanne Stormann, Eleanor Read, Jean- nette Stevens, and Constance Veilleux. Service: Alfred Webster, chairman, Frank Bertrand, Richard Boucher, Jackie Ab- bott, Martin Grant, and Richard Carlow. Graduation committee chairmen are as follows: Senior Assembly: Richard Chadbourne and Richard Fayle. Baccalaureate: Robert Marsh. Class Night: Rita Thibodeau. Senior Banquet: Elizabeth Arsenault. Graduation Night: Patricia Hopkins. The class elected the following students to deliver class parts at the class night and graduation exercises: Class History, Reta Ogden, Class Prophecy, Jacqueline Parent, Class Will, Jackie Abbott, Gifts to Girls, Kenneth Duplissa, Gifts to Boys, Eleanor Dow, Honor Essays, Jean Arch- ambaud, Jackie Cutliffe, Fred Dow, and Jessie Sargent. We, the senior class of 1952, wish to thank our class advisers, Mrs. Robert Poulin and Mr. Clarence Spearin, for their guidance throughout the year. They have helped to make our last year at Old Town High School a happy and successful one. BETA OGDEN, Secretary