Waterville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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JOHNSTON, CLINTON DELMAR Industrial Arts Military Drill 1, 2. Cowards die many times be- fore their deaths, The valiant never taste death but once . . . JOSEPH, DARRELL General Course He too serves a certain pur- pose who only stands and cheers. Four year honor student. NAGEM, ROBERT E. College Course Football 23 Basketball 2. Everybody's a nice fel-low. PARENT, DANA General Course Band 1, 2, 3. Gee, ma, I wanta go home. ilu illllvmnrimn it PEASE, LEO J. Industrial Arts To be or not to be, That is the question. ROUX, HARRY J. fJr.J Practical Arts Course Football 1, 2, 33 Hockey Basketball 1. Past and to come seem things present worst. The class of 1947 was deeply grieved by the deaths of Meredith Downing and Frances Morin. They left a few hearts empty, a handful of lives more bare, But we shall not think upon them, who do not breathe our air. They only started sooner on the journey all must fare . . . Pity them not-they are no more, pity you1' fellow-men For the sake of two who nevermore shall human feelings ken- For the chance to help a limping soul will never come again. S. J., '47 1 , 2 best

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Patricia Adams, Rita Doyon, Harriet Hart, Donald Freeman, David McMahon, Cfaaa of fQ48 We, the members of the Junior class, are proud to present our page in this year's NAUTILUS. We hope to keep up the fine tradition of high scholarship and athletic powers which has been left behind by our predecessors. For our class officers we elected Patricia Adams, Presidentg Donald Freeman, Vice-Presidentq Harriet Hart, Secretary, Rita Doyon, Treasurer, and David Mc- Mahon, Historian. Some of our class who we1'e prominent in athletics were: Donald Freeman, Paul Jabar, Paul Joseph, Philip Joseph, Joseph Michaud, Richard Simpson, Rupert Staf- ford, and James Stanley. Many of our class were members of the Student Council, Panther News, Purple and White Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Band, and Glee Club. Students who have proved to be very successful in these various clubs arc: Jeannine Toulouse, Secretary of the Dramatic Clubg Earline Gurney, Secretary of the Student Councilg Peggy Strout, Vice-President of the Purple and White Club, Anne Royal, Vice-President of the Debating Club, Roger Ham, Secretary of Debating Club. Members of our class have contributed much to the success of all of our school activities and hope to carry on the work in their remaining year at Waterville Senior High School. Colleen Proulx, '-18