Sanford High School - Distaff Yearbook (Sanford, ME)

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WWE IBIJSSWQI? qncahman Covent-:dl Clllfaqon The Class of '52 started off on September 7, 1948, with Mrs. Helen Long and Mr, Law- rence Arnold as advisors. Oliicers chosen to guide us through the year were Randolph Chapman, presidentg Eugene Savage, vice president, Gloria Trafton, secretary, and Betty Rankin, treasurer. Freshman VX'eek found the boys dressed as girls, and girls in an inside out fashion, hut to climax the week, at the Senior party, we were judged and punished for insults to seniors. The Freshman Reception turned the seniors from horrors to intimate friends. That we have lost no time in making ourselves an intricate part of Sanford High is evi- dent from the following list of activities and achievements. 1fl'fU't'.fl'IlflIfl'I'K'.T on Sflldfllll Cllllllfll Paula Schwartz, Shirley Taylor G. A. A. Henriette Alexandre Rita Randall Joan Allen Red and H 'hih' Betty Belleau Linda Powers Dixlajf Committee for Clary Gloria Trafton Urchestra lllvuilumr Nancy Barnett Louise Johnson Baud Jllcuibvrx Joyce Berry NA'illiam Schultz Carleton Hogue Jean Hall Robert Vllatson Atlendaul tp Curiiiwal Queen Gloria Trafton Sporls John Maher l-lenriette Alexandre High Sclioluxfir llmzura' Claire Bernier Gloria Trafton Shirley Taylor l'AGl+l 52 for Hn Rita Noel l'tl1lL'.Y Richard NX'hituey Pauline Racette Pauline Monahan Norman Harris Clayton Wilsoii Charles Nickerson Louise Johnson Gloria Trafton Randolph Chapman lf-Yvrzr Allvert Hughes Juanita Chamberlain Wayne Wlright llelen Russell Joyce Berry Alan MacPherson Roliert Ferguson George Stone Tommy Nutter Donald Payeur Paula Schwartz Thomas Nutter

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WWE EU My SOPI-IOMURE GIRLS l'ROSl'EC'llOR5 Ol 1051 XXI' SUllll0I11Ol'L'S are no longer pioneers in this vast section of riches. Xle are novv nearly fnll-tledged inhahitants. XXI' have staked claims in a good many ol the various Fields. Charlie Caraniihalis made the all-state third foothall team and the York County first team. Roger Durant, likewise, got right down to hnsiness on that football field. In hasketlrall, Ray Lafhance xvas the outstanding prospeetor on the ,lV's and Norman llelanger came digging right along. Outstanding players on the varsity were Charlie Caramihalis, Pete Laxertn and Charles liillam. .Xlthough the team only won a few games, uni' soph hoys showed a great deal of promise and gave what they had. 'llwo ardent hopefuls who played vxell this year and intend to stake a lvigger claim next year are Ronald and Henry Xadean. sn l'.X12l'l 54 lllCl', ll'CZlSlIl'Cl'. lllli IiXECL l'lX'IiS Seated: S. Pelletier, secretary: C. Car: 1 halis, president. Standing: C. liillam, vice presidentg A. Foir