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

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JUHIUH CLHSS The Junior Class had a successful year under the leadership of Pres. -William Bridges, V. P. -James Treadwell, Sec. -Carol Reed, Treas. -Sheila Reed, and under the leadership of class advisor, Mr. Thurlow. Student Council representatives were Anne Kimball and Frank Simpson. Many food sales were held during the year. The highlights of the year were Junior Speaking and the Junior-Senior Ball. The class was represented in many activities such as, foot- ball, basketball, baseball, track, cheering, Rioteer Staff, Crimson Crier Staff, softball, girl's basketball, Science Club, majorettes, the glee clubs, orchestra, band, and many others. FIRST ROW Treadweu . LEFT TO Lucas I Willi RIGHT WI' . ani :Jean F Chight, Robena BRO W: Gaifsg Sheila Rigfjkner. Mary W by es' Jane LWU1. B Godin, D ' Carol addell Simpijymond Bfliunsburyl Elma Dow Raina S1111 ivfsed. Anngklaarricia Bean H' Ron er' Le ions ' ef?-'a ' Hel Imbal ' Ka - 81d W on Ulliya Mefffll en 'lu th-Ilne B Hddell, Am 11117, Roberlgv Henry MO, Patricia Age, Vjlginiane HO1fneS' if-70163, lame asa Shprn-I Bllfl-ill Shef, Mr Thyefs. Sal. h J lrginia S .. . an, Dav-I 1ChaJ.d 1 url 3 Park I acqu ' ld Tref Blluer OW. TH Sr, M 611116 ethen ' Roger - IRDRO ary LOU I Ron Cla W: R al P , Ob d St LOUIQP James Abberz Booth- ., OM, Frank 22

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HIESHMA IIIASS The Freshman Class had a very successful year under the leadership of Pres- ident Ronald Parent, Vice President Jean Nickerson, Treasurer Marjorie Given, Secretary Bette Bridges, and Student Council members Blanche Simpson and John Kyle. The freshman class was well represented in football by Gardner Hunt, Ray- mond Savoy, Francis Fuller, Frank Clement, John Kyle, Herbert Comeau, and Richard Holmes. Raymond Savoy was the only one who received his letter. Raymond Savoy, Francis Fuller, George Sailor, Raymond Grindle and Phil Gould were on the Jayvee Basketball Team, while Blanche Simpson and Judith Littlefield were on the Jayvee Cheering Squad. Y l LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Diane Pelletier, Betty Lou Sullivan, Ruby Burrill, Marjorie Given, Jean Nickerson, Bette Bridges, Ronald Parent, Jeanine Lyon, Carolyn Murphy, Mary Alice Plummer. SEC- OND ROW, Rosalie Collins, Arlene Cornell, Arras Gardiner, Jeanette LeClair, Betty Ann Cota, Lou Ellen Durst, Blanche Simpson, Annie Langley, Judy Littlefield, Carolyn Sleeper, Judy Starr, Jean Mc- Neary, Meredith Lamreau, Beverly Nedeau, Donna Lee Sullivan, Ellen Shibles. THIRD ROW: Flora Dall, Philip Gould, John Kyle, Clifford Rand, John Pettigrew, Francis Fuller, Gardner Hunt, Gerald Wright, George Sailor, Raymond Grindle, Herbert Comeau, Jeanne LaVasseur. FOURTH ROW: Roger Deveau, Dale LeClair, Richard Holmes, David Martin, Richard Bennoch, Frank Clement, Stanley Leathers, James Moloney, Kenneth Lounsbury, Raymond Savoy, John Veno. Many other school activities had Freshman participants. During the year the Freshmen put on three dances which were quite successful We all appreciated the fine guidance of Mrs. Vanderbeck and Mr. Miller.