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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I eft to 'rzght Marian Gafrnsh lfymion Treadwell Jr Bruce Thaastefr Phzllzs Gould The Class of 1952 Thoughts on Graduation Night We have attended Orono High School for six years now and for the most of us they have been happy years Now that this moment has ap- proached our feelings and emotions have been confused Our secure world of get up, eat, and dash off to school has been shattered, and can never be mended Some of us. have a funny feeling in the pit of our stomach and all of us are remembering It was back in 1946 when we started up High School Road, and we were a little scared then as we are now We had heard about the detention system, the harsh ranking and the stern teachers but still we felt very excited and grown up Remember how badly we wanted to be in on all the older kids affairs, but they Wouldn't quite let us? And the school seemed so big. Why, at first we even got lost going from Miss Browning's room to the library. Then there was that next year when we were in the eighth grade and felt so superior to the seventh graders. That was the year we all went to the basketball games to cheer for Needham, Duffy, and Kenyon. Remem- ber? They almost beat Bapst! We took greater interest in activities that year, being enthusiastic members of the Arts and Crafts Club, and a couple of us even made the varsity orchestra. SENIORS '7fae Gunmen ew Sezenteen

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'7lfe Gaandan Gum 5EN'OR5 Ezghteen The Class of 1952 Continued The next year the class of 51 lnltlated us and we felt we leally be longed hemembel the gum rubber boots and the lnslde-out clothes we mole' Tnat yeal two little fellows named White and Lounsbuly made the T V basketball squad along with many othels Oul class was 16pl6S6Ill19d ln many groups thl oughout the school with the gllls taklng thell places on the glrls basketball team on the cheellng squads and ln the musical O1 gamzatlons In the sophomore yeal the first excltlng thlng that happened was the lnltlatlon of the class of 53 Then ln mid wlntel the class rlngs came and how they gllttered as we held them up to the sunlight' Another mem olable event was the winter carnlval whele Bell and Chadboul ne gained lmmol tal fame for their portlayal of Atomic Pete and Llttle Loule ln the prlze wlnnlng skit In the field of sports the names of Lounsbury White and Bell began to be known throughout the school although names llke Pellltlel Hashey and Sullivan stlll held the spotlight In our Junlor year we had Junlol speaking to think about and those xx ho were ln the finals dld a wondel ful Job Then there was that bang up 11111101 prom the filst ln the new gym which will long be lemembered by Suddenly It was fall of 52 and we were all seniors By thls tlme many old fl lends had left us for greener pastules and we had gained several new ones We needed lots of co-opelatlon and class Splrlt to earn the better than S1 000 we needed to make the class trip and we got It Remem bel the senlol plays the Chllstmas cards and the sandw1ches We were very ploud of all our O Club membels especlally Lounsbury oul one member on the varsity basketball team Although we WSIB never noted for our academlc prowess Betty Blockway and Phyllis Gould had an a'most spotless record Then there were the class plctules and with spllng came the class trlp to New York the choosing of announcements and the httlng of caps and gowns That spllng fallly flew just as the plecedlng six yeals had flown didn t lt' And now hele we ale the second class to be gladuated flom the new gym So you see we undel stand that we have at least leached the end of the High School Road and haxmg left no stone on It untul ned we must lcaxe the load to othels who have yet to pass many of its landmalks But lf anything has been galned flom the tl avel of the load we the class of 1952 wlll have gained the wisdom foleslght and the vlslon necessal y to look ahead towal ds othel loads and hollzons and will not be aflald , . . . , D 7 , ' . . v 4 ' ' y . ' ' 0 ' 1 s Q 1 u. . , . . , i. . . .D - 1 ' 1 . v ' 9 . y ' ' . - ' Y ' 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 . . a . - . Y . , all who attended. . , . . . . 1 r - ' Q . Q 0. - 7 1 ' , u n , , ' , Y 7 7 . I u 7 7 7 . 7 7 - , . I ' Y Q u I ' 9 . . , . I 1' w ' - - 7 ' 7 3 v - . ' . ' . . 1 l o A 7 7 7 7 7 1 l u 1, 0 I v I , .