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

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CLA5555 7114 Gwuan Gum W- f Fzrst row Sarudra Noyes Celeste Cowan Bertha Crabtree Murzel Beaulzeu Thomas Needham Prwcrlla Hobson Rernard Cornerl Mary Lucas Dorothy Sullwan Second row Barbara Dow Elzzabeth Call Bermce Nadeau Jeum Devoe Florence Wil son Elzzabeth Maloney Marlene qullwan 'inn Nichols Patrzcul Sears Thzrd row Rwhard Merr-:ll Howard Keyo Ronald Martm Wzlham Beebe Lmwood' Hashey Theodore Ifuebbers Rupert Lyons Jack Pelletzer Wzllwxm Gott Fourth row Jzwk Biscoe Mark Brscoe Donovan Thzbodeau Ross Cota David Goth row Ross Thazrter Leroy Chase Wzllzarn Free.e Robert Deenng The Junior Class The Junior class had a very successful year under the excellent leadership of President Bernard Cornell, Vice-President Thomas Needham, and Secretary Treasurer Priscilla Hobson The Student Council members from our class were Sandra Noyes and Bobby Deering When football season rolled around, many of our able Junior boys were found on the gridiron. The basketball team this year was Well repre- sented by the Junior boys. We also had three of our Junior girls support- ing our team as cheerleaders. Many members of our class participated in the orchestra, band, and glee clubs. We were well represented in several other activities throughout the year, including the Science Club, and Science Fair, Arts and Crafts, and the Crimson Crier and Rioteer staffs. One of our most successful projects of the year was the annual Junior Prom in March. Other highlights of the year were the Junior Speaking Exhibition and the Minstrel Show. Twenty three