Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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Drama Club 5 Row 1 R Easton, R. Chandler, N. Craig, K. Farnum, E. Ross, T. Davis M Dionne M Gallant Row 9 R. Denison, J. Cyr, S. Andrews, M. Eells, T. Robinson T Bolduc H Allen L Heath B. Partridge, M. Lashin. Row 3: D. Billings, B. Trask, P. Goodwin I Crug I Hawkes I Hamilton, D. Holbrook, J. Kilgore,j.Lello. This year the Drama Club staged four successful plays under the guidance of Mr. Oleson. See How They Hun, a three-act farce, was presented as the fall production. Impromptu was entered at the One-Act Play Contest. A childrenis play, The Stolen Prince was the next play to be presented. The year ended with the three-act play, The Torch- Bearers. The success of the plays should not only be attributed to the people on stage, but also those behind the scenes. The stagecrew constructing the sets, make-up crew, and people working on props and costumes were equally important.

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Science Club Row 1: A. Lariviere, D. Newcomb, T Cummings I Cleveland B Aldrich C Kelley D. Bernard, D. Mason. Row 2: K. Meserve L Kopp K Bean G Peterson W Shaw L. Dionne, V. May, L. Moulton, A. Beebe F Rawdmg Row 3 R Waite W Verr1ll I Jacobsen, P. Smith, J. Lello, B. Trask, M Kahkonen The Oxford Hills Science Club is designed for students with scientific interest beyond the classroom. In the name of science, they dili- gently work on the local science fair and this year were fortunate enough to host the Regional Science Fair at Oxford Hills High School. Also, they sponsor several trips, such as one in the Fall to U. of M. for astronomy, and another in the Spring. In addition, a highlight looked for- ward to each year is the Slave Auction and Dance. This year the Club Advisor was Mr. Twitchell. Officers were, President Cathy Kelley, Vice President Wayne Verrill, Recording Secretary Linda Dionne, Corresponding Secretaiy Gale Peterson, and Treasurer Faith Rawding. 136