Orono High School - Crimson Crier Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councxl, made up of two representatives and the Presxdent from each class Cthree plus the P1es1dent from the Semor Classj, was very act1ve thls year Anvthxng of gl eat lITlD01t31lC6 was taken to the Student Councll to be on They adopted a school seal, changed the school dlscussed and xoted up red the very successful Football and colors and the constltutxon, sponso Basketball clmces and the Wlnter Calnnal Ball Thls years oflxcers wx ere I feszdent Stacy Stevens Larry Balley Gertrude Wvman Janet Ollver Vzcc PM zdf nt bcmetarg T -4 STUDENT COUNCIL Fzrst row Ann Gero Janet Olxver Stacy Stevens Lawrence y Balle Gertrude Wyman, Vxrgmla Tessler Second row Prlscxlla Hobson, Murxel Bennett, Jean Dolloff, Joanne Curran, Ann Nlchols, Rlchard Chadbourne Thlrd row Wxlllam Gott, Norris Hamllton, Earl Goodme, Dana Devoe, Robert Hamll ton, Frank Llttlefleld, Arthur Parlm Men stlll d1e wlth their boots on but usually one boot IS on the Bccelemwf- . - 1 . I ' A, v ' v 1 7 0 ' ' . Q y . . 'lu ' 1 , ., , ,. ..,.. . ., H... L ' , . , f TI'CflS'IL'I'f'l' S S S S . ,, , 36? e Q , .. . - , J - 1 T if .Syl L 1- - Qi, 5 ' 1 -4 , K 1 S , ? -1, - ul' -- ' Q up -L Q K O O 1 , f ' ' 1 ' ' l - -Q. ' r ng., J . ,Z v 1 1 1

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DEBATING First row Dana Devoe Jean Dolloff Stacy Stevens John Porter Second row Margaret Dow Stephen Brush Jean Littlefield Herbert Doten DEBATING The Debating Society at Oiono High School may not have fostered the best team ever to represent the school but it certainly has been the most successful By wlnnlng both P V C crowns and the State title as well we feel that oui group has been a distinct year the team won a total of seventeen debates and managed to defeat every other school we encountered at least once during the season Some of the schools we met were Bangor Stearns John Bapst Watcrvllle Leavitt Instltute South Portland Lewiston and Old Town Stacy Stevens and Stephen Brush received many best speakei ratings although all four of the varslty debaters were capable speakers and tactlclans B1 ush received one important rating over Miss Blackington of Waterville while defeating her school in the State Finals at Bates College Stevens took great pleasure in being selected over Brountas and Drisko of Bangor in the Bates League elimination All of these rivals were among the best in the State Other members of the society also received ample experience to build a strong foundation for next year s team A lar ge share of the credit belongs to Lawrence Jenness who as a former Riot u as a holy terror on hls own teams We feel that his former assoclation with our school IS the probable reason for his coaching suc cess with the present Riots An echo is the only thing that can cheat a woman out of the last word I -1 lhi' 1' B l ,J L, xii 1 -1 ' e ' 1 , , , ' - : 7 I 9 ' , . I a c I , V ' . . ' credit to the school. With the exception of one loss to Lewiston, suffered early in the , l Y I Y 7 7 7 f . - ' . , . Y - . . , . ! ' 7 9 . , Y , A . . -

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WINTER CARNIVAL Rlchard Wltter Patrlcla Kennedy Gamor McGorr1ll Rlchard Jenness Jean Doloff Ann Gero Wxllxs Reed 1Seated on stagel Dorothy Landrv Gertrude Wyman lStand1ngJ Patrxcla Plummer Phyllls Noyes 1QueenJ Ruth Lemxeux WINTER CARNIVAL This years Wlnter Carnlval really went off well In fact, some say It was better than any held here before were Jean Dollotf, Dorothy Landry, Ruth Lemxeux, Gamor McGorr1ll Patrlcla Plummer, and Gertrude Wyman Others nn her court were Trum peters, W1ll1s Reed and Dlck Wltter, Tram bearers, Patrlcla Kennedy and Ann Gero, and Crown bearer, Dlckle Jenness Sklts, prepared and presented by each class, preceded the coronatlon ceremony Grade Elght, under the dlrectlon of Mrs Lawrence Jenness, won first pr17e ln thls contest, and grades seven and twelve took second and thlrd places respectlvely Bore-A fellow who talks about hlmself when you want to talk about yourself Phyllis Noyes was crowned queen of this year's carnival. Her attendants