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

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V Art Group 1 4Qn '5 An Art Group was formed this year as the re- sult of the new and excellent Art Department at O.H.H.S. This group consists of selected students who wish to work with media other than that which is offered in the classroom. This involves many hours of devoted work and determination. Weaving, painting, sculpturing are only a few ofthe niunerous works students have tried this year. All have been very successful and show how crea- tive and imaginative these students really are. As Joseph Conrad once said, Only in men's imagination does every truth find an effective and undeniable existence. Imagination, not invention, is the supreme master of art as of lifef, ' .r QT'i'ifi'23i'ii 3 ii Row 1: B. Henley, G. Stone, D. Chase, K. Bessey, J. Lamb. Row 2: J. Seavey, R. Hamlin E. Tumer, C. Rounds, S. Gibson. f . Y'

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M ajorettes J. Thorpe, L. Kilponen. Advised by Mrs. Lovejoy, the majorettes began their second year with a heavy schedule of half- time shows at football games as well as rallies. In November, the group traveled, along with the band, to the University of New Hampshire to join in a parade through Durham and half- time performance at the University Stadium. The Memorial Day Parade and other spring activities helped complete a year of hard work and achieve- ment. 150 Row 1: A. Ward. Row 2: S. Marshall, M. Hibbard, N Swallow L Coolidge Row 3 M jak

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FHA. Row 1: P. Truman, D. Moxey, B. Hill, B. Springer, N. Millett, P. Lawrence, L. Komulainen, R. Brett, B. Cummings, K. Lord. Row 2: C. Record, M. Walton, R. Packard, I. Desrosier K. Leino, L. Allen, R. Komulainen, S. Paakonen, P. Heald, M. Tripp, J. Wheeler. Row 3: I. Dunn, R. French, R. Fuller, L. Lawrence, S. Dunn, V. Hall, B. Thompson, M. Richardson, N. Swallow, C. Burns, F. Cummings, P. Millett. Row 4: I. Lippincott, K. Perry, B. Kimball, I. Pride, S. Tumer, S. Smith, M. Heikkinen, D. Andrews, H. Cushman, M. Gay, I. Larson, J. Greene. Future Homemakers of America holds its meet- ings the third Wednesday of each month. Activities include a Tupper Ware party, a mother-daughter banquet held in May, and a drive to sell Ch1'ist- mas cards. The club is run on a point system, ranging from fifty points for an emblem to 450 points for a ring. Officers are: Karena Lord, President, Brenda Cummings, First Vice-President, Ruth Brett, Second Vice-President, Penny Millett, Secretary, Ioan Wheeler, Treasurer, Maureen Heikkinen, Reporter, Portia Cushman, Historian, and Chris Salls, Parliamentarian. The advisor is Mrs. Caro- line Jacobsen. There are seventy members in the organization. Girls in the club must have had at least one year of Home Economics. Row 1: G. Heino, R. Ramsey, D. Durgin, D. Colby, S. Kimball, L. Rogers, M. Mikolinski M. Young, L. Garmon, C. Salls. Row 2: R. Hall, S. Martin, C. Canwell, I. Leeman, K. john: son, P. Cushman, K. Parsons, M. Kahkonen, C. Batchelder, C. Cash. Row 3: N. Pinkham R. Edwards, C. Hoyt, K. Earle, H. Danforth, C. Sanborn, A. Andrews, B. Heath, V. Gay l :sae-