Paris High School - Chronicle Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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.. .1959 JUNIOR The Junior year seemed very busy. At the first class meeting, officers elected vere: President, John Simpson, Vice President, Bernard Gatchell, Secretary, Betty jllerrill and Treasurer, 'Janet Graves. In March a very successful supper was lponsored by the class. John Simpson became the first in the class to become a nember of the National Honor Society. The traditional Junior Class Play was oresented with many class members participating. In April, the Seniors were sent on their Washington trip after a delicious meal prepared by the Juniors. Seven members left the class during the year and one was added. SENIOR Our Senior year, we found, was busier than any other. Class officers were President, John Simpson, Vice President, Bernard Gatchellp Secretary, Betty vlerrill and Treasurer, Janet Graves. Pictures were purchased in the fall along with graduation announcements. The Senior Play included a large part of the class. The Class Trip to New York was looked forward to by those who planned ro go. In February, Judy Gray was selected as DAR candidate. Sandra Smith became a member of the National Honor Society. During April vacation, we were off to New York for a few days. With graduation only a short time away, the Seniors look back over the past 4 years with many happy memories and ahead' to the future with great anticipation. ...HISTORY . . . We'll be thankful for the classes Through the years in which we learned. And the path will take us into Places new and far away But the ties will always bind us Thougfh we go our separate ways. So to those we have preceded We shall leave a last good-by To the teachers, kids and classes Most of all, South Paris High. 21 P f m... f ix it f . Rn W ..., X K - -- Q, 'TS 2 g Q 3' iii? 'it it f -12