Waterville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Waterville, ME)

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Organizing, gathering material, rejeeting, adding new ideas, solving finaneial problems all this takes mueh thought and mueh time. This year's NAUTILUS stafl' was a very eilieient, eooperative group. :ks is true of any project, however, there were a few upon whom fell the responsibility for its sueeess or failure. Paul Paganueei showed great organizing ability in selecting the material, arranging it in its final order, and eheeking and re-eheeking as the work progressed. Peggy Randall, besides cooperating with Paul in the gen- eral work of the book, was responsible for the selection of pictures to illustrate the old and the new. Carl Rancourt kept aeeurate aeeount of all the financial affairs, so that the plans might be earried out with .1 seeure feeling of solveney. Charles Bueknam was responsible for all senior material and also wrote the aeeounts of the basketball games. Without Beverly Emery and her group of workers, Carl would not have been able to show a solid bal- anee, and this yearbook would not have eome into existenee. Beverly was a whirlwind of :ietivity in a posi- tion made more difliieult by the faet that more money' was needed for this year's publieation, and that adver- tisers were feeling the restrictions of prevailing economic eonditions. However, nothing daunted, Beverly gath- ered the needed advertising. Diek Barakat worked hard to get the legends for the pictures and the information eoneerning the elulis and aetivitiesg Raphael Curtis spent many hours browsing through old issues of the NAL l'ILUS to gather material for his article: and Robbie Mitehell organized the pre-publieation sale of books. Our typists were most Cooperative, and Arthur Kimball gathered the material needed for the pages eoneerning the mural based on the IDYLLS OF THE KING. One student to whom the N.-XU'l'lLL'S owes mueh, and who, with a busy sehedule both in sehool anti out of sehool, found time to do all the art work, was Dorothy Veilleux. Not onee did she refuse a projeeti and when others eould not find the time, she added their assignments to her own. Mueh thanks must be given to Dorothy for her eheerful aeeeptanee of the demands upon her time, and her prompt eompletion of all the work which she undertook. Mrs. Whitten Literary Staff: seated, left to right: Betty Ann Taylor, Mareeline Meserve, Marlene llurd, Beverly Ambrose, David Paradis. Standing: Richard Barakat, Laures Terry, Alfred Halliday, Nancy Eustis, Robert Olmstead, Carolyn Preble.