Waterville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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' 1 N AUTILUS BOARD Last fall the Nautilus Board had its first meeting. At that time, they nominated candidates to fill all vacancies on the staff. The list of nominees was given to the pupils to vote on and the results were as follows: Editor-in-Chief-Martha Rogers. Assistant Editors-Frances Jobin, Geraldine Farnham, Betty Maheu. Business Manager-Newell Bugbee. Assistant Managers-Reed Lott, William Barteaux, Harold Viguc. Sports Editor-Robert LaFleu1'. Local Editor-Carmeline Duquette. Exchange Editor-Gordon Winters. Senior Representative-Shirley Thompson. Junior Representative-Hope Day. Sophomore Representative-William Tobey. Mr. Mathews is the treasurer of the publication. Miss Freeman, faculty adviser, gives unsparingly of her time and ability to make the yearbook a success. After the Christmas vacation, the editors and the business manager started to work on the Senior picture. From that time, slowly but surely, the Nautilus has been shaping itself. We wish to particularly mention the works of two students, Natalie Rollins and George Stevens. The portrait sketches for the Dedication and Faculty cuts were done by these fine artists. We also express an appreciation to Mr. Sprague for his assist- ance in taking the pictures. This year's staff has followed the principles started by last year's, because the yearbook was very well received by everyone. The Board has done its best, and hopes that the students will enjoy this issue. H 28

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I SGPHOMGRE CLASS HISTORY HE school year opened on September 8, 1937, and welcomed the Sophomore - class of Waterville Senior High School. A few weeks later, class of- cers were elected. They are as follows: President, Harold Vigueg Ex-Vice M' 5' President, Adelaide Moore, Secretary, Mary Getchellg Treasurer, Robert Stewartg and Executive Committee, Betty Maheu, Arlene Rancourt, and Regina Poulin. Members of the class have taken a large part in the activities of the school. The boys on the football team were George Cyr, John Joseph, and David Corey. Those on the hockey team were George Cyr, and Arthur Lemieux. The basketball team claimed Nasseeb Corey, David Corey, and John Joseph, while those on the baseball team are George Cyr and David Corey. Two Sophomores achieved recognition in the school play and one act play. They were Priscilla Hopkins and Richard Hodsdon. The girls also go out for their share of laurels and the tennis team boasts of Frances Higgins, while the Sophomore girls on the softball team are Geraldine Breton, Charlene Dawn- ing, Alice King, Annie George, Muriel Burke. Altogether, we may easily say that this class is hard to beat. 27

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L ,rf ' , ' V ,,7f x-..a-,'-ae Y , . ,.-. FRENCH CLUB LECTION of ofiicers was held at the first meeting of the 'French Club this year. - The officers elected were as follows: President, Howard Rowell. ' Vice President, Madeline Waters. Treasurer, June DuGay. - Secretary, Priscilla Hopkins. 1 Executive Committee, Hilda Niehoif, Jean Ferrell, Milard Frodel. Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Perry. Very few activities have been carried on by the club this year, and lack of snow prevented a second Winter Carnivalg but all are eagerly looking forward to the annual outing' at some pond. 29