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

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3 1 n, 7 1 H N 10 l i V ' ' :K 4 n if 58 I nc It is 5.3 1 :ff i' 1.1 as :ff .. Ei ' I IMON H rusw Tw o THU QWFR' 5 SM I l list? 2 4 5 5 l g..gie,...... g l g .vli A some 5 I I 7 S Q 2112212324 25i26l27 ., nv..,. . .., .. .. , rv: 1 L ., ,,.i.......... 4...-,..,,.a ,.,.. L 3 2512929 2 I ' SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 1958-1959 SEPTEMBER We entertained Gould today. Just mm Would you believe it? Summer over and we're back at school again! Oh Joyl Only a half day of school. We get to go to the fairl Again! Half day of school for the fair. Weren't they wonderful? The first football game at home and we beat Bridgton 20-12. Congratulations. Cheerleaders were chosen today. The Sophs chose their rings from Balfour - upperclassmen - almost! Welcome to the Student Body. The Sophs gave the incoming Freshmen a welcome dance in the gym tonight. It was very successful. Oh glorious day! We were hosts to Norway today and beat them 7-6. When the Juniors want money they go after it in a big way. In the afternoon the girls held a food sale and in the evening the boys sponsored a dance. They really helped the treasury! 35 seem to beat those Huskies. We lost 13-0. Already? Seniors chose graduation an- nouncements today. ' OCTOBER More fun! Only had to go to school a half day today - State Teachers Convention should be held more often. Smile pretty - Seniors had their graduation pictures taken today - they surely looked their best! Also we had no school - State Convention again! I Oh those meetings! No school the teachers had to meet to talk about us while we were out playing all day! We went to Jay today - very strange - the Cardinals walloped the Tigers 40-6. The Frosh held their first class meeting today -those poor advisors! I lsn't it terrible! Is it me? Proofs arrived for the Senior pics today.

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EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, Left to Right: C. Brown, M. Newell, M. MacGown, R. Glover, Co-Editor, V. Pratt, Co-Editor, Mrs. Jackson, Advisor, M. Pulkkinen, L. Neit. Standing, Left to Right: R. Kelleher, N. Emmons, P. Lovejoy, QD. Maxim, S. Payne, G. Viles, .l. Bean, H. Hall, S. Irons, R. Cummings, J. Jackson. BUSINESS STAFF PUBLICATIONS TYPISTS Front to Rear and Left to Righ V. Pratt, L. Rowe, M. Lothrop, Pike, J. Merrill, N. Swett. Standing J. Newton. Seated: L. Pike, B. Buck, L. Cummings, Mrs. Kimboll, Advisor, J. Newton, S. Sturtevant, L. Blc Standing: 8. White, B. Gardner, T. Averill, C. Thayer, M. Niskonen. U

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Lisbon came here today. Our boys played a fine game emerging in victory. Our annual night game at Mexico ended in the usual way - we lost - but it sure was funl Speak now or forever hold your peace. Seniors made final arrangements for pic- tures today. Hold itl Pictures were taken for the Chronical. Our day of Revenge! The teachers were sent to iail. Compliments of the students and assisted by the Paris J.C.'s. The most popu- lar comment heard in the halls was, lt broke me, but it sure was worth itl ! The F.H.A. Sponsored a Trick or Treat campaign for U.N.I.C.E.F. NOVEMBER ln the afternoon we journeyed to Norway - and lost .... In the evening a very success- ful Victory Dance was held at the gym sponsored by our very efficient Student Council. More? Aren't they wonderful? We slept this morning because those teachers con- vened again - here at Paris. The Junior class very efficiently put on the Gentlemen's Night Supper for the So. Paris Women's Club. The meal was delicious - and the Juniors added again to the treasury. Thank you sir. Mr. Gouin presented football awards at an assembly this afternoon. Peter Sawtelle and Ernie Thayer went to the Governor's Highway Safety Conference in Augusta representing Paris High. It was remarkable wasn't it? The Seniors presented their play tonight. The title was The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners. 28 Am I ever fulll Thanksgiving recess. No school. DECEMBER Lucky kids! The F.T.A. went to Farmington to look at the campus. Also the Girls' Team went to Mechanic Falls and won their first game 32-3'l. Hurrah for our side! The boys beat Norway 50-44. What a ride! The boys iourneyed to Free- port, and after that long ride, they lost by a small margin, 80-76. We won again tonight. We beat Mexico 75-47. Oh those girlsl They downed Bridgton 60-43. Oh the pains of defeat. In a hard fought battle Bridgton beat us 56-53. But wait till next time. Mechanic Falls proved too much for us. We lost 60-44. Another win? The girls entertained and de- feated the Oxford girls 47-30. Here come those Falcons. We lost to Free- port tonight 63-44.