Rockport High School - Tatler Yearbook (Rockport, ME)

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THE TATLER Social Activities THE STUDENT COUNLII The Student Councll of 1952 53 as an dCt1V8 group was practically non existent The first meetlng was held September 23 1952 at which time the following offlcers were elected President Marym Welt Vice President David McPheters Secretarv Treasurer Joan Norwood Our first offlclal duty of the year was to arrange a concert of the school band to be presented during act1v1tv perlod December Sth President Welt gave a short but adequate speech on that memorable occaslon The next offlcium was the task of putting together 1 program and gfltherlng the eats for the school s Christmas celebration held December 19th Hmy mg nother further to accomplish we settled bzck to await the commg year s election of officers Richard Cash 54 THE LIBRARY CLUB The first meetmg of the L1brarv Club this y eai was held September 17 1952 The followlng officers were elected Pzcszdenf Marvin Welt Vue Pleszdem' Alden Davis T1 easm ev W1ll1am Speai The first business taken up was the 1H1t1'1tlOH of the following new members into the Club DIHHZ Anderson Herbeit Annls Candace Alexan der Harold Crockett Arlene Grey Teddy Lovegoy Roland Nutt Howard Simonton Pat Upham Pat Wentworth After the initiation refreshments were served and everyone had a good time We continued to have a large assortment of magazines and books this year All students enjoyed belng a llbrarlan and IH the futuie we hope they will continue to enyov and appreciate the privileges of having a fine library Bernlece Crey 54 R SPORTS NIGHT On April third we held our third annual Spolts Night under the supervision of lVIr Frederick P Sutherland and Principal Frederick Rich ards Mr Judkins was not present this year but we hope he will be able to come next vear The first ey ent on the program was the Fleshm-in Grammar School game The Freshmen won bv a score of 34 11 Both teams did a fine Job 1 O I O I Y 1 . u I . i . V ' K ' 7 1 . , . . . , , 9 2 e ' C ' 1 ' ' . I I , . , , . I . . . 2 ' as an r ' Y ' 1 V 1 1 1 1 - c L , L . 2 Y' ' C , ' ., 2 ' ' 1 ' Y Y 7 ' - ' . . ' 7 . w 1 'f P ,J . . Secretary Berniece Grey . y 7 c ' . , : , ' 1, - 7 Y , 7 v f 1 . a . . a i 7 1 1 ' K . . A Y 1 I x K 1 4 my ' , ' K T . c f c J. . I I lY , . . . - . . y Y V. 1. . , , bs Y Y n Q vs C ' K . k U ' . c 1' ' .

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12 T TATLER Elghth Grade Top Row left to rlght Tolman Dow Farnham Wellman Olsen Jones Mlddle Row Lunden Helno Ladd Alexander Cash Heath Demmons Slmonton Leonard Bottom Row Emelv Leland Wood Farley Annls Lovejoy EIGHTH GRADE CLASS REPORT Ks our class offlcers are elected every nlne weeks only the offlcers at the present tlme are named P1 eszdent Wax ne Farley Vzce P1 es1dent Ba1 bara Wood Sem etm y Helen Leland To easul ev John Anms September saw us start wxth twenty but the addxtlon of one student Sallv Emerv gave us twenty one We engoved worklng on our booth where we sold grabs candv and nuts Conslderlng thls was our first X ear we dld very well Our class would hk to take a trlp Wlth part of thls money We would l1ke to thank every bodv who has so generously helped us durlng the carn1val Carole Lunden 57

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THE TATLER Second on the program was a sack race 1n whlch some of the Hlgh School bovs partlclpated Next was a foul shoot1ng contest for both bow s and glrls Marvm Welt won for the boys and Dottle Rlchards was the wlnner for the glrls After thls came the event we had all been valtlng for the Mother Daughter game All of the basketball glrls who were present took part 1n thls exc1t1ng event The mothers played a magnlficent game and were on top for a vshlle However the glrls pulled through to Wln bs a score of 12 8 Next on the program was a basketball drlll for both bovs and glrls under the dlrectlon of 'Vlr Sutherland Last but not least was the game of thls xears team agamst next vear s team Both teams d1d verx vsell and the score was close all of the wav The game ended 1n favor of th1S xear steam bx a score of 33 24 It vsas a xerx en1ox able ex enlng for all We hope to have manv more of these fl 1endly fun filled gather1ngs IH the xears to come N1non Ingersoll 54 FTA The first meetlng ot the Future Teachels ot Amerlca was held under the supervlslon of Mr Fred Sutherland 1n September At that t1me the f0llOWlHg offlcers were elected Preszdenf Marvln Welt Vzcf Puszdem' Caxol Jones Seclctar ll Dorls Rlchards Treasurer Candace Alexande1 Song Leadel Ba1ba1a Thorndlke Prulzrzrnelztamrn Herbert Annls Duung the wear four neva membels VN819 recelved 1nto the club mak Inf ou1 total membershlp ten An 1nv1tat1on was extended to the Rockpoxt FT A to VlSlt Gorham St lte Teachers College at anv t1me that IS convenlent for us The students wxll shovs us the campus and act1x1t1es of the college gCV61dl of the FT A membe1s h ive been gn en opportunltles to act as subst1tute teachers 1n the lovs er g13d9S at XHFIOUS tlmes throughout the vea1 Also a schedule for practlce teachlng has now been set up Dorls R1chards 53 R SEASIDE VVONDERI AND 1953 The Seaslde Wonderland Carnlval vent off Wlth a bang th1s vear We celtalnlx belleve that It was worth the effort We had a well rounded p1og1am thls veal wlth students taklng part m VHYIOUS numbers We the members of the JUHIOI Class wlsh to extend our deepest thanks to our parents teache1s and manx fuends who have helped to assure us a tr1p to W ashlngton next vear -Xlden Davls 54 . . Y . . . l U. . . . .. . V- . . -w - l . Y . . Y - . , L . L . t . . L . . . 7 , . . k V . . 7 ' 7 Y ' L . . l U Y ' 7 - . - . 1 . ' 7 A 7 -V' I .7 7 I I i J. - . . 7 . , . 1 . . - 1 . . . . . . Q . .N V . . l L 4 u K . . . . . ' , ., ' W 4 1 . F -3 x .1 ' nt f K A L l V , . K Q' y , V 4. y . ' ' - 7- 1, A 7 . T 1 I . C, . . . . . 4 . . . . . . L I , . . . .c T U . K . y . Y. . . . l l . , . . ar f mv I l' . l N I k . . . . c C, . 1 w . I 1 v 4 7 . ' . ., . L . 4 N I l ' w . .. , . . . . . , L . gg as A T ., me ' 71 ' ' ' A , 7 A , - 1 I Y I . Y ., ' ' I 1 4 . v N vi 1 1 D . 1 . l l . , l, ' K, 4 ' 1. l , ., I . . , . LLL K . - . ' 9 A . Q