Sanford High School - Distaff Yearbook (Sanford, ME)

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IME BUEFA FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD Gn.PA'rRlCK ...... , . . .... , ............. Prrxidmt PAUL Frolw . ..... , . . Vive-Prf-.vidvut Biiirrila Smrsox . . . ..... Srrrctary Freshinan Reception On October 4, 1046 at the Sanford Town Hall the Seniors were hosts to the Freshmen for the ainiuul reception. In the receiving line were Rolmert H. MeCarn, our new superintendenlg Princi- pal and Mrs. Lawrence Pageg Merle Spring, Senior Class Presidentg Richard Gilpatriek, Freshman Class President. and the entire High School faculty. The entertainment consisted of a series of tahleaus depicting the American lVoman. Hilda Power?-, Leslie Beaulieu, Grace Morgan, Everett Brown, Mary Richards, Emma Yuill, Merle Spring, and -Ioan Clark portrayed the various characters. In the chorus were Evelyn Ashworth, Nancy Allen, Arline VVilson. Joan Clark, Merle Spring. Rita Brocato, Luc Lizotte, and Thomas Randall. Vivian Mavrakos was the aceoinpanist. The program was followed by a period of dancing to the music of Vic Firth. INK-10

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Harry Graves .,,.....,. .... . . Merle Spring IE EMMA School Play .luuiar Illiss, a three act Comedy. was presented by the Drainatics Club February 20 at the Sanford Town Hall. A11 entertaining story plus splendid acting made this play a success. This is a story of the predicaments the Graves family became involved in through their I3 year old daughter, Judy. Believing her father was in love with Ellen, the boss's daughter, judy decided to take matters into her own hands, Then the plot unfolded. Mr. Graves lost his job, Ellen married .ludy's uncle, and Lois, .ludy's sister. lost her friends. When a satisfactory solution was found and all thanks pointed accidentally to Judy, she became the heroine. The play was under the direction of Marjorie Vallely. Anne lVoods, and john Turcotte. Prnmpters were ,loan Clark and Nancy Allen. The general manager was Mary Pickles, assisted by Marie Johnson and Emma Yuill. Constance XViley was in charge of advertising. The cast is as follows: ,loc .............. Grave Graves .... Hilda ..... . . . . . Lois Graves . . . .lndy Graves Fully Adams I. B. Curtis Ellen Curtis Willis Reynolds Barlow Adams .... Xliestern Union Boy . Merrill Fearbach .... Sterling' Brown Albert Knuady .... 'lloinmy Arhuckle .. Haskell Cummings U E TS Robley XVilson ,loyre MacFarland . . . Evelyn Ashworth Margary Shoesmith . Frances Charrier , ...... Carolyn Lamb Harland Eastman , Vivian Mavrakos . ...,... . ,lack Flood Emerson Colby Donald Stritch Ralph Travis . Stephen Tiblvetts . ....,. Ned Maher Roger Chadbourne , ,. Larry Schwartz

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WEE GNSMJPG PAGE S0 Tick, Tock Feature at Junior Social On january I7 the class of '4SP1'CSEl1i2CLl a social at thc Town Hall. The music was furnished by Vic Firth and his orchestra. Sully Arseneault and jack Hough as Tick and Took provided a novel entertainment with cartoons of Mr. Xvilson, Mr. Clark, Miss O'Hara :uid Miss Mziluincy. jane Rupp, Mau-gary Shocsmith, Cynthia Lever and Mary Pickles sung VVinter lVonderl:ind. A group consisting of Shirley Herrick, Isabel Grover, Theresa Cole, jean Melanson, jack Harrison, Gordon Wfilsou, Robert Mitchell :ind Harold Xlfnlsh sang Old MacDonald. Joyce Macliarlzind sang The Old Lzunpliglilerf' Vlfhile these songs were in progress, Tick and Tonk inzidc appropriate cartoons. After the entertainment. dancing was signin in progress. Refreshments were on sale during the evening. The following were the committees in charge: Entertainment: Robert Mitchell, jean Abbott, Theresa Cole, Marguerite Brady, Betty Ann Allen, Eleanor Carpenter, Isabel Grover. Sally JxI'SC'llC'Zlllll, Mary Pickles, Edith XVright and jack Harrison. Advertising: Robert Poulin, june Rupp, Margery Shoesniith, and Robley XN'il- son. Decorating: Lillian Grant, Patricia Sanders, Virginia Duplisea, and Sally Arse- ncault. Refreshments: Wlesley Richardson, Rziyniond XVatson, Gordon NVilson, Doris Bougie, and Amber Burgess.