Sanford High School - Distaff Yearbook (Sanford, ME)

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PAGE 62 E EMMA Cpnom .feacilcna M. McComb L. Sweeney February 7, 1946eLarry Schwartz steps before the footlights as a member of the cast of What a Life! May 511946-The Freshman Floradora Girls take a bow as star attraction of our first class socia . May II, 1946-Amidst torrents of rain, the Maine Music Festival arrives in Sanford. june 19, 1946-Carolyn Lamb is awarded the Goodall Medal as the highest ranking under- graduate. June 21, 1946-Our first finals are over!! September Io, 1946-No longer frosh!! Our sophomore leaders are: Carlton-Pickett, re-elected presidentg John Caramihalis, re-elected vice president: june Brook, secretaryg and Thelma Burbank, treasurer. We greet our new principal, Mr. Page, and our new superintendent, Mr. McCarn. October 12, 1946-Sophomore Larry,' Sweeney races 68 yards for the only score in our first win over Thornton Academy in 25 years. February 20, 1947-Carolyn Lamb and Frances Charrier make their stage debut together as Fuffy and Judy in the winter carnival opener, junior Miss. March 21, 1947-JOlS0l l sings again in the impersonations done by Frank Otis, Owen Mat- thews, Harold Patrick, Ralph Travis and Emerson Colby at our super social. June 18, 1947-Another forty-niner is presented the Goodall Medal-Shirley Morrow. june 20, 1947-Half through!! September 9, 1947-Upperclassmen at last!! ' . 1 Larry Sweeney is elected president, Raymond Carignan, vice president: Jeanne Marquis, secretaryg and june Brook, treasurer. November 24, 1947-Members of our faculty star in the gym benefit production, Arsenic and Old Lace.

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WEE EMMA December, 1947-A girls' basketball team is formed with Joanne Page as captain, a position which she was to hold for two seasons. December, lO47f-S2lYlfOI'tl students participate in first debate in years. Marlon Pickles takes an active part. lililllafy 23. lO48f'l'welve junior boys pass through second childhood as members of the Baby Show Social. February 26, 11148-Harold Patrick takes male romantic lead in Our Town. April 6, 11148-FFHIICCS Charrier competes in Lynn, Mass. as winner of Maine American Legion Oratorical Contest. june 11, 1Q48'--Sl1lTl6y Morrow and Betty Yaccaro leave for Girls' State Legislature as S. H. S. representatives. june 17, Ifj48-Mllfliill McComb and Larry Sweeney lead our Chinese Festival junior Prom, a11d school is over for another year!! September 8, IQ484S6lll0T5 l l l restdeut, David Field: vice president, Raymond Carignang secretary, Jeanne Marquisg treasurer, Thelma Burbank. September II, 1948-H1Atl'lClj'U Chabot becomes the No. 1 football casualty i11 the Cony game. October 15, 14148-Vl'e receive the Freshman Class of IQ52. November Io, 1048-Gold-rushing seniors present final social. December 17, 1048- Dear Ruth presented by almost entirely senior cast. February 12, 1049-Shirley Morrow and Andre Chabot are crowned queen and king of the Snowflake Ball, with Thelma Burbank as senior attendant. Ray Carignan, vice president, is presented award for the senior class for their prize winning snow sculpture of a cov- ered wagon. March 2, IQ4Q+'lll'lC Red and VVhite with a new look rolled oFf the presses as a litho- graphed newspaper. April 15, I94Q--S6IllOI'S leave on the long anticipated class trip to New York, Philadelphia and Vtashingtou. june 14, 11249-CIHSS day exercises and we leave Sanford High. june 15, Ilj4fQiilTOl1ight We Graduate. THE NIGHT WE'LL NE'ER FORGET PAGE 63