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

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FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Blanche Simpson, S I I I: 0 U C Anne Kimball, David Adams, Arthur Parlin, Patricia Sellars, William Bridges and Sandra Call. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Shibles, Ronald Parent, Robert Virtue, Mr. MacLaughlin, Pres. C P . - - - - Arthur Parnn Frank Simpson John Kyle and Richard Jenness V. Pres. - . David Adams ' ' ' Sec. . . . , Patricia Sellars Treas. . . . Billy Bridges We held our first meeting of the year to select the officers for the coming year 1953- 1954. The State Student Council Convention was held in Belfast with the following attending: David Adams Mark Shibles Anne Kimball Robert Virtue Arthur Parlin Blanche Simpson Billy Bridges Anne Kimball was elected secretary of the State Student Council. Some of the things taken up this year wereg having a girls basket- ball team, uniforms for the cheerleaders, and having the loudspeakers installed. A Football Dance and a Basketball Dance were also put on by the council. 30

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nantmrsmt ,X A 3 mf FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Kimball, Jeanette Corneil, Diane Holmes, Sheila Reed, Mary Simpson, Philip Gonyar, Patrica Myers, Susan McNeary, Patrica Beane, Mary Waddell, Meredith Lamoreau. SECOND ROW: Mr. White, Margaret Pelletier, Miriam Douglass, Janice Bailey, Nancy Boothby, Peggy Chatto, Beverly Gardner, Arthur Parlin, Frank Simpson, Frea Sanderlin, Damaris Harlow, Martha Trefethen, Athalie Mosher, Sue Wyant, Joan Littlefield, Mrs. White. THIRD ROW: Ronald Parent, Sarah Flynn, Patrica Sellars, Virginia Lucas, Robena Burrill, Ann Gero, Pamelia Brock- way, Mary Sanderlin, Virginia Cushman, Carolyn Myers, David Murch. THE RIOTEER, the school newspaper, with co-editors Mary Simpson and Phil Gonyar had another successful year. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood E. White were the faculty advisors. Several new positions were created by the editors this year. Some were Senior Booster Editor, Sue Wyant, an Exchange Editor, Janice Bailey, and the Junior High News Section was handled ably by assistant editor Susan McNeary. Others on the staff were' Assistant Editors . . Patrica Myers Circulation . . .Joan Littlefiele Sheila Reed Virginia Luca: Art .... .... A nn Gero Sports ...... Arthur Parlii Fashion ..... Jeanette Corneil Patrica Beane, Frank Simpsoi Feature Writers . . Robena Burrill Typists ..... Jeanette Cornei Anne Kimball Patrica Sellar: Social ..... Martha Trefethen Reporters ..... Patrica Sellar: Miscellaneous .... Mary Waddell Diane Holmes, Dameris Harlov Construction . Nancy Boothby, Peggy Meredith Lamoreau, Ronald Paren Chatto, Carolyn Myers Virginia Cushman, Mary Sanderlii Margaret Pellitier Lawrence Libby, Sarah Flyni Mimeographing . . Pamelia Brockway David Murcl Miriam Douglass, Beverly Gardner Athalie Mosher

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IIIIIZHISIIIA FIRST ROW: J. Biscoe, S. Westerman, G. - Hunt, B, Worchester, M. Sanderlin, L. Lueb bers, M, Douglass, N. Boothby, J. Bailey, M. A. Plummer E, Shibles, J. Dow, A. Kimball, A, Parlin, M, Dow, D, Holmes, B. Simp- son. SECOND ROW: M. Murch, C, Reed, C. Meyers, B. Bridges, D. Adams, P, Brockway, D, Witter, D. Piper, D, Harlow, M, Pelletier, P. Gonyar, F. Cyrway, OFFICERS President ..... Richard Witter Librarian . . Anne Kimball The orchestra had a successful year under Mr. Chamberland's direction. The group put on a program at Christmas and in the spring. At Christmas some of the pieces played were: Jesu Bambino, Angels From the Realms of Glory, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and Angels We Have Heard on High. In the spring we played Temptation, Through the Years, Minuet, Desert Song, and Introduction to Act I of L.onghrin by Richard Wag- ner. This year is the first year that the orchestra, band, and glee clubs have given separate concerts. The orchestra did a very fine job playing at the graduating exercises held in the spring. The orchestra will miss the fine musicianship of those many seniors who are graduating this year, but the people who are not leaving will form the nucleus of next year's organization. 31