Waynflete School - Shield Yearbook (Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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Beverly Potter - Adver- tising Manager, Ginny Dana - Edilorein-Chief. if' ! Ray has become more than just a name at Waynficte. He is the epitome of thoughtfulness, persistence, and good-nature. In tribute to his many years ot' selfless devotion we, the seniors, dedicate our yearbook to Raymond King. 3 l Dear Friends of Waynflete: There is a st-ory about the shield on the front cover. I t was taken from a plaque purchased this past summer in Oxford, and -except for the green fblack on the originalj represents the coat-of-arms of William -of Waynflete, Lord Bishop of Winchester. Magdalen C-ollege, which he founded, adopted his coat-of-arms. It was as Magdalen's coat-of-arms that it was purchased, knowing only that the lilies identi- fied Williams as being intimately connected with the college. However, upon examining some old prints of William, -one given t-0 us by the Rt. Rev. Oliver L. Loring, D.D., Bishop of Maine, we found that the college had adopted his coat- of-arms intact. Because -of this, the seniors have recommended to the Student Council that they make formal application to the Board of Trustees, that the coat-of-arms with our own green instead -of the black be ad-opted as the ojiicial insignia of The Waynflete School. Our -own Latin motto, Vincite Virtute Vera , will continue to be used below the shield when used as a blazer insignia or on a banner or pennant. It certainly has historical meaning for us, is attractive, and possible, as we are not under the jurisdiction of England's College of Heralds. I recommend it for your consideration. JOHN B. CHAPMAN, Headmaster 4 V 5- MQW . I K iffvidfi Aw 3 5. ' it sf 4. ,V A dl 4 . 4' V at ' W , f 5 N1 DEAN VERGNE HEwEs Mlss RUTH PILLSBURY Science English MRs. ADELE HERNANDE1 Miss ANN HYDE Secretary -. Spanish Athletics asv' MRS. EILICEN PAYSON French MRs. ALLADA MAHONEY Latin Miss MARGARET CHENERY Mathematics MRs. BARBARA FORRESTER History Miss MARY DUNDAS Seventh - Eighth Grades Miss MARGARET DALE junior High School English Miss FLORENCE ANDERSON Art as 1 is N48 .xx M ,:.,, - me M 5 -fNv!'3lN3x, we . is W Left to Right: Mrs. Roberta F. Burbank, Mrs. Mary E. Walker Miss Vaselike Pappas. Left to Right: Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Alice Taylor, Mrs. Eli- nor Beasley. Left to Right: Mrs. joy DeMotte, Mrs. Muriel Hale. Left to Right: Mrs. Ralph Kane, Mrs. Henry Phillips. .748 .SZ to-.u.eo Cobb Ambition: to be successful in whatever I undertake in life. Pet Peeve: math and people who don't listen Favorite Expression: I read it in a book some- where! Suppressed Desire: to gain ten pounds J.V. Hockey 3g Varsity 4g j.V. Basketball 35 Varsity 4g Class Treasurer-Secretary 35 President Athletic Council 4g Dramatic Club 33 Ski Club 3, 45 Foster Parents' Plan 33 Waynsheet 43 Swimming 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 French Club 3, 4g Shield . 8 Waynllete will be different without Diana, the viva- cious senior who is always seen bobbing up and down the halls. She was head of the determined teams this year as the enthusiastic and capable President of the Athletic Council. With her bright eyes, constantly looking for bar- gains, her constant eagerness to be on the go, Diana has won the friendshi of eve one and we will all , P YY miss her next year. Although she has only been at Wayniiete for two years, she has become an active member of the Stu- dent Council, the French Club and the Ski Club. We will miss her leadership next year, but we know that she'll be a success wherever she goes, for it won't take long for all of her future friends to find out as we have that Where there's laughter, there's Diana . X WW W OQWQFN U E Ona! Q Eyvfajfb Carol, a new addition to Waynflele's Senior class this year, graduated from Falmouth High School. Her quiet and pleasing personality makes her a friend to everyone. She is always ready and willing to lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. Carol has been an excellent member of Miss An- derson's art classes, and mummies have a certain fas- cination for her. We all want to wish Carol the best of luck in every- thing she undertakes, and we know that she will ac- complish all her goals in later life. INT' O . 353 FE i- Ambition: only on occasions faccording to my par- cntsj Pet Peeve: pink Oldsmobiles Favorite Expression: Oh, really? Suppressed Desire: to take up gambling in Las Vegas Softball 45 Shield . .,DOlfn,o., Ambition: college, nursing, marriage Pet Peeve: deadlines Favorite Expression: Oh, dear! Suppressed Desire: to visit Scotland Tennis 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 4g Swimming 35 Dra- matic Club 3: Co-Business Manager of Waynsheet 35 French Club 3, 49 Ski Club 3, 43 Woman's Literary Union 4, Editor-in-Chief of Shie1d . 10 Ginny, the exasperated Senior, has been a great addition to the school. She came here in her Junior year from Deering and has entered enthusiastically into all of the activities going on at Waynilete. She's been a valuable member of the Varsity bas- ketball team, French Club, Ski Club and Dramatic Club. Her fabulous job as editor-in-chief of the year- book is another one of her outstanding achievements. We'l1 certainly miss you, Gin B., but know you will be a success at Colby Junior and later as a nurse. A ' 'N 1 Five feet tall, red hair, hazel eyes and a bubbling personality is a perfect description of Patty. She came to Waynflete as a sophomore from Deering and has been one of us ever since. She has actively partici- pated in dramatics, tennis and art. Patty has a nice word for everyone and truly fills the shoes of a Waynflete girl. For that reason and many more we chose her to be the Chairman of the Community Service Committee. Patty is headed for college and we are sure that any college will be proud of her, as we are here at Wayn- Hete. ,ag Ambition: to live in Paris Pet Peeve: math Favorite Expression: Well, actually , , . Suppressed Desire: to try on Mr. Chapman's yellow vest Class Treasurer 2: Co-Business Manager of Wayn- sheet 33 President of Dramatic Club 33 French Club 33 Ifresident of Community Service Committee 45 Shield . p 1 1 J 00 a obo cs 5 5224, Ambition: to have twins Pet Peeve: girls dancing together Favorite Expression: Oh, brother! Suppressed Desire: to take a tour of the world Treasurer of Class 45 Manager of Varsity Hockey 4g French Club 45 Business Manager Shie1d . 12 Coming to Waynflete from a large school was quite a change for Lynne, our well-traveled classmate, but she has made the adjustment easily and has been a valuable member of the senior class. She was elected manager of the Varsity Hockey team and treasurer of the class. Lynne has shown interest in all activities. She has worked hard on the Shield as business man- ager and has helped in many social events, which is an easy job for her as she is popular with everyone We wish her much luck in the years to come. We 1 070 Ambition: college, teaching, marriage Pet Peeve: Maine accents Favorite Expression: What'll I do? Suppressed Desire: to be able to see without my glasses. -I.V. Hockey 33 .l.V. Basketball 33 Varsity 43 Tennis N ni 3, 43 Swimming 33 French Club Officer 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 33 Vice President of Class 33 sfvifffts. Senior Class President, Librarian 3, 4g Women's Liter- ary Union 4g Shield , Julie Emerson, alias Big julie , has served as Presi- dent of the Senior Class this year. In planning teas, dinners and rummage sales, she has proved herself to be indispensable to the school. Julie played Var- sity Hockey and basketball this year and with her determination and spirit was a great asset to the teams. Among other activities Julie has been an ofhcer of the French Club for two years, a member of the Ski Club and a valuable member of the Student Council. Julie, with her selfless devotion to the class and school, will certainly leave a vacant place in the halls of Waynflete. 'Wil ...seg . 'T..g'g-Q '. K -H 'Q f'l?i.1-1 'm.,,3,, f9,N9xggi,,,z,:,,,.,x . Sue lirst came to Waynflete in her sophomore year and since that time she has loyally served the school in various activities. She was very active in hockey and her team spirit and good sportsmanship helped us to victory. She also represented her class on the Social Service and Athletic Council. We envy Sue with her line ability to sew and cook. Her delicious food has added much to our food sales and bus trips. Her talents have won her several prizes in 4-H Club. Sue lends a willing hand when there is work to be done and she does a good job. Waynflete will miss you, Sue, but we wish you .,6ZQ4AJQfVn i 6 Ambition: to make people happy Pet Peeve: blue Ford convertibles Favorite Expression: Let's have a party. Suppressed Desire: to live on an island in the South Pacific Athletic Council 2g Social Service Committee 33 j.V. Hockey 23 Varsity 3, 43 .I.V. Basketball 23 Vice Presi- dent of Classg Dramatic Club 3g Ski Club 3, 45 French Club 3: Circulation Editor of Shield . 14 success and happiness in college. N X i Q ii' Betsey, this year's competent President of Student Council, has been very active throughout her live years at Waynflete. Always busy, she is continually rushing around school working on some project for the benefit of Waynflete. She worked hard on the Waynsheet and last year served as Junior Editor. Betsey has been an active participant in all sports events as a member of the Varsity Hockey and basket- ball teams. She has been especially invaluable as a swimmer. In every phase of Waynliete life Betsey will be missed next year, but we are sure that the college to which she goes will find her a great asset. Ambition: college Pet Peeve: people who don't carry out good inten- tions Favorite Expression: Best that . . Suppressed Desire: to cruise around the world Waynsheet Junior Editor 33 French Club 3, Dra- matic Club 35 Swimming Team 1, 35 j.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 43 President of Polish Child Committee 3, Class Vice President 2: Class Treasurer lg Ski Club 3, fig- President of Student Council 4g Shield . 15 +2 WK 'A Wi?-iisif, if? J ,I ,A L. ,. ,k-f f - tg ,k.,,k :.,,,, Mimi, that terrific gal with the sophisticated air, will be missed by all when she graduates this year. Waynflete won't seem quite the same without her vivid descriptions of college weekends. No one could better display that true Waynflete spirit than Mimi, who has been here for teri years. Besides many other activities, Mimi was President of the Junior Class and an oflicer of the Dramatic Club and the French Club. For two years she has been the industrious President of the Ski Club and has upheld our honor in many a ski meet. This year she was elected President of the Social Activities Com- mittee and successfully planned parties and dances to giyf: us a wonderful time, which everyone enjoyed u y. We thank you for making these past years hap y ones, Mimi, and wish you success in whatever you cib. Zan' Zag Ambition: one marriage Pet Peeve: Hoods Favorite Expression: Am I really vague? Suppressed Desire: to be the first co-ed at Yale French Club 3, Officer 4g AI.V. Hockey l, 35 Varsity Hockey 45 Tennis 3, 45 Ski Team 3, 45 Class President 33 Dramatic Club Oiiicer 35 President of Ski Club 3, 43 Vice President of Class lg J.V. Basketball lg President of Social Activities 45 Shield . ,. r , gi , ' .m K. , S sfm K . , . , .. V, Q., ' is . X3 , vc K . ,.,g5-,A tl . ,iii tr ' f- ' - -, 'f ' 5 . t, i-if Qt 3 t sw 2 ' . , - , IQ, gjtrtw-,,,,,,L .f V3 2 ,- ' -' P 1 4' .. fxrbsftg., ,gi if 'Tw ' Q , I , - 5 ' 351 16 -' . . I ' :.' Je K ,,,'.-iii' i - l l 1 l 1 l xyaau Ambition: to go to Europe Pet Peeve: boys that talk big! Favorite Expression: Get with it! Suppressed Desire: to be the first girl student at Washington and Lee University Spanish Club 3, 43 Softball 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 3, 45 Ski Club 3, 4, Shield , 17 .L vw Trudy came to Waynflete in her junior year from Cape Elizabeth and has become a welcome part of the Waynflete family. Trudy has taken part in many activities, including the Spanish Club and the softball team and has been especially invaluable as goalie for the Varsity hockey team for the past two years. Everyone will certainly miss that wonderful solo- vocalizing in Glee Club and in the bus on the way to concerts and dances. Trudy, with your ever-ready smile, pleasant per- sonality and flair for getting along with everyone, we know you will be a sure success in all you do. Wayn- Hete will miss you when you leave, but we wish you, a wonderful classmate, the best of luck in the years to come. 0 . Mndmd Q ,gf A1 XY . Q 'z ' ' 3 ' - ..., ,, K is F . g lf, s M 1 I Q, K. ....,-5:15-Q.--in--fo-warg 'Q S ., ,ctc,, gif ,wo , . ,rc , . ,. 1 ,. . - ' J P- ,- tnifag' v .fx - V5 ' - Yi SY . ,,... , 0g .. ,. V. xy. W, . 4, ,gf . K i I . ' 4 949 Ambition: to become an accredited physical therapist and to live, love and be happy. Pet Peeve: girls who talk in Glee Club and 59315 Favorite Expression: Carol, are you listening to mePI Suppressed Desire: to have a date with Harry Bela- fonte Waynsheet 3, 49 Spanish Club 35 Glee Club President 45 Business Manager of Shield , In the two years Bevvy has been with us, she has given us much to remember her by. We will never forget all the work she has done with the Glee Club. Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, Bevvy could be seen running around with a pack of music under her arm, gathering her Glee Club together. Some- times she needed to discipline us, but mostly she en- couraged our singing abilities and, in short, was a credit to our school and Glee Club. She also is to be congratulated on the excellent job she did as adver- tising manager of the Shield . We will remember Bevvy as the girl with the sweet personality and busy date schedule, a hard worker for Waynfiete in everything she did. fi Sis Hrst came to Waynflete in the eighth grade, but unfortunately for us she went away to school her Junior year. However Sis is back and has proved to be a great addition to Waynflete. Sis was elected secretary of her class and Captain of the Varsity hockey team. She has worked on all the Senior class projects and with her spirit and enthusi- asm she has shown herself to be a valuable contribu- tor to the school. Without her rushing to classes and the Senior Weed Room, Waynflete will be compara- tively silent and void of warm amusing chatter. Good luck in college next year, Sis. We know that you'll do as good a job there as you have done at Waynflete. i .sis Ambition: college and Europe Pet Peeve: people who can't remember punch lines S X and lines 5 V Favorite Expression: Who watched television last ' we night? X Q 6 Suppressed Desire: to have an Italian haircut g Class President l, 25 Class Secretary 43 J.V. Hockey X 1, 25 Varsity Captain 43 Ski Club Officer 43 Manager tv XY of Ski Team 45 Swimming 23 j.V. Basketball l, 25 l Q X Waynsheet 4, Assistant Editor 23 Senior Section Editor of Shield . i S i t , eg tttrt i Xtt li ,.....l 1 S 19 X X t S A we Ambition: to be successful in whatever I undertake in life. Pet Peeve: math and conceited people Favorite Expression: Anyway . . Suppressed Desire: to travel abroad President of French Club 4g Shield 4. 20 Helene is new to Waynflete this year and has been a wonderful addition to the senior class. She's from Saco so has to commute every day in her snappy Chevy. Some days she is fortunate enough to have a chauffeur who goes to Portland University. Helene is President of the French Club and is planning to go on the Senior Class trip. Aside from her French ability fshe is French herselfj, she excels in artistic talent. We have come to know and admire Helene in the short time that we have known her and wish her the best happiness possible. AL 1. Ml'l6!2I'gl'a6!ll,at25 .iltel unior aw Front row, left to right: Dee Dee Dana, Cony McLean, Linda Chaplain, Penny Pachios, Judy McManamy, Jean Lenhart. Second row: Becky Robinson, Susan Palmer, Jeanne Getchcll, Darene Holbrook, Mary Soule, Barbara Blumenthal, Susan Mclnnes, Lee Adams. Our Sophomore pranks left us in june. By September we were prepared to accept our responsibilities as Juniors. We started our third year at Waynflete by electing these girls to lead us: President - Penny Pachios, Vice-President - Connie McLean, Secretary-Treasurer -- Lee Adams, Athletic Council Representative - Darene Holbrook, Social Activities Represen- tative - Susan Mclnnes, Community Service - Susan Palmer. I We gave willingly to charitable organizations by means of food sales and Italian Sandwich sales. Our academic schedule was interrupted at various times throughout the year by parties given by members of the class. Although we are a bit boisterous at times we are looking for- ward to our Senior year when we hope dependability and ma- turity will prove our ability to lead the school. 22 'FE ' if li ' if .R,4LCg-5 tL'IIQ3Cf f f Y 340 Sopdom Ore CALM Front row, left to right: Midge DeMotte, Bonnie Morrill, Margaret Soule, Judy Dana. Second row: Armit Chapman, Brenda Russell, Mary Ellen Lippencott, Inger Ericsson. Absent: Ann Broderick, Laurie Marshall. Sheila Hoffses. At the beginning of this year we, the Sophomores, elected our class ofhcers who were: President, Bonnie Morrill: Vice-President, Laurie Marshall: Secretary-Treasurer, ,Xrmit Chapman: Community Service, Judy Dana: Athletic Council, Midge DeMotte: Social Activities, Bren- da Russell. Fven though we haven't been socialites during the school year, we have given several slumber parties and dinners and gone on one ski weekend at Pete Cate's in Conway, N. H. It was rather small as some of the class couldn t go at the last moment. Over the vacations we have been reminiscing with last year's chums. linnny l.ou Peabody gave a dinner party one evening. The highlight of the occasion was sitting around the dining room table, hlling liaster Seal envelopes, and singing old Glee Club songs. Bonnie Morrill gave a slumber party after the Holderness concert at Wfaynllete. lt was a very enjoyable evening with two added members from Holderness. This year our class has reached the astounding number of eleven with Sheila Hollses and Inger liricsson, although, sadly enough, we are destined to lose two more classmates next year. We hope there will be no more losses or we'll probably end up in a closet for our next year's homeroom. 23 'CQP5 L' Xin X '? 'C l X542 we jfelfdln en 6155 Left to right: Bunny Clark, Twink Asherman, Bonnie Marshall, Louise Gulick, Ellen Maltby and Charty Langmaid. Standing: Helen jenness, Sally Derby, Cindy Drummond, Kinky Chapman, and Frances Emerson. Absent: Suzanne Verrier. The Freshman class this year is very happy and is getting along well in high school. Our enthusiastic participation in sports has had its reward, as several of the girls were put on the varsity basketball team. However, they were put back on the -l.V.'s because their support was needed and it showed in the last game we played, as it was the first we won. At the beginning of the year we elected Bonnie Marshall -President, Frances Emerson - Secretary-Treasurer, Bunny Clark - Vice-President, Kinky Chapman - Community Service, Twinky Asherman - Athletic Council, Ellen Maltby - Social Activities. This year we have diligently worked toward helping to support Ursula, the school's foster child, and have contributed the money that we made on the Christmas greens sale held in December. Wie enjoyed making the wreaths and sprays and were much more satisfied with them than with store bought ones. We are now planning a class trip to Boston where we will go to the Art Museum to work mainly on American History re- ports for extra class credit. VVe also plan to go out for dinner and to a play or exceptionally good music. All in all this has been a very busy and happy year for us freshmen. Vile have made the hard work and struggles a small hardship and, somehow, turned it all into fun. 24 ff? C V' ul A .. .. me aglfl gmfe Front Row, I.r-fl to Right: jc-an Corey, Gail Leslie, Susan Snnlc, Nancy Crane, Ann Chadwick Sally Mrniill, llclmrali Payson. Second Row: Miss llyrlc, Sandra lhaxtcr. Nikki Evclcth, Deborah Wcarc, ,Ivan Eslcy, jill Arnold, Annl' Rincw. Susan Malthy. Ahsm-nt: .Indy lillIlllllf'll. lr fAe .szuenfg gracle Front Row, I4-fl to Right: Xvcncly Dana, Moira Murphy, Nancy Ncwick. Catherine MacDonald. lN,vmiy Langniairl, llianc ill'l'IlLllllil'I. Svmml Rww: Miss Dundas, Micliavl Vvrricr, Brlicc lwlmilgmncry, john Randall, Cray Blan- Lhard, David Soulv, llclsy Slaplvs. THE SIXTH GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: Billy Smith, Clifford Logan, Susan Leavitt, Virginia Norton, Peter Chapman, Lawrence DeMotte Second Row: Rusty Arnold, james Hinman, Mrs. Burbank, Hope Blanchard, Barbara Babcock, Fred Palmer. Absent: Linda Herrick. THE FIFTH GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: Sydney MacDowell, Suzanne Woodward, Lee Lee Parker. P4 Rowell, Carolyn Esley. Second Row: Ronald Hernandez, Stephen Loring, Charles Scribner, Robert Ebenstein, Mic Herman, Miss Pappas. Absent: Sally Clark. THE FOURTH GRADE Front Row, Left to Right: Howard Ives, jane Rosenberger, Sabra Redfern, Anne Sanders, Rachel Russell, Hughes Norton, David Drake. Second Row: Mrs. Walker, Michael Maltby, Schuyler Thaxter, Donald Penta, Chris Monk- house, Teddy Asherman, Mark Finks. .sfuclenf Counci Left to right: Penny Pachios, Susan Maltby, Betsy Staples, Julie Emerson, Betsey Loveland - President, Diana Cobb, DeeDee Dana, Bonnie Morrill, Ginny Dana, and Bonnie Marshall. '17 ' N .L. . L E , . xfnff The primary objective of the Student Council this year has been to continue making the Honor System work effec tively and productively. The new members have signed the pledge, meaning that they understand the way in which the Honor System functions here at Waynllete This year has been very successful in terms of the Honor Systemg I think that more people are really living by it and it means something special to them. This is the aim of the Honor System. A handbook for the student body and faculty has been started this year, its purpose being to acquaint everyone with the rules, regulations, and activities of the school. We are expecting this handbook to be ready for use in September 1957. The inspection of rooms has been continued, with very satis- factory results. The stickers and banners have still been in de- mand this year. We, the Student Council, are very grateful to Miss Hewes and Mr. Chapman, our faculty advisers, for their ever-present guidance and thoughtfulness. I wish to thank each and every student for their cooperation - this year has been wonderful, thanks to everyone. Betsey B. Loveland, President of Student Council 28 4: , is Ars Aix 'b jle .zdllgzfic eounci Left to Right: Debbie Payson, Twinkie Ashcrman, Diana Cobb Darene Holbrook Midge DeMotte. This year's Athletic Council was headed by Diana Cobb. The first project of the year was a newspaper and bottle drive to replenish the Student Council Treasury. This all-day project was successful through the combined efforts ol' the Athletic Council and the student body. Miss Hyde, the new athletic teacher, has been a great asset this year in planning games and organizing playdays. We are all grateful to her for obtaining the new uniforms which, is hoped, will bring better luck to next year's teams. Waynllete has had many basketball, hockey, and soft- ball games this year, and the tennis, ski, and swimming teams have been recognized for their accomplishments in the meets and games. Thanks to the fine spirit and loyalty of the Waynflete girls, this has been a very successful year for one and all. 2.9 we Milyneadeef Say Seated, Left to Right: S. Palmer, J. Dana, B. Blumenthal, L. Marshal, A. Broderick, B. Mor- rill, D. Dana, Editorg Lenhart, McManamy, D. Cobb, E. Van Aken. Standing: M. DeMotte, B. Robinson, M. Soule, J. Getchell, L. Adams. This year the Waynsheet has been put out with the usual amount of groans and last-minute rushing. The first 78 Waynsheet was a surprise to all as it was printed in green. The third was a special anniversary issue, celebrating the 1 60th anniversary of the school with bits of Waynflete his- I u 'o tory as well as the usual articles and creative writing. Much credit goes to Dee Dee Dana for her excellent job as Editor, to our Assistant Editor, Margaret Soule, for steadfast work and marvelous cartoons, to Midge DeMotte for her pictures, and to Judy McManamy for her art work. The Waynsheet had a staff to be proud of this year. 30 me 3l'el'lCL t to Right: L. Adams, M. DeMotte, J. McManamy, D. Dana, H. Vermette, President: J. Emerson, A. Broderick, J. Lenhart, S. Mclnnes. ?almer, L. Marshal, M. Maltby, B. Robinson, M. Soule, B. Russell, B. Morrill, D. Cobb, G. Dana. Ellis, J. Getchell, L. Chaplin, M. Soule, D. Holbrook, B. Blumenthal, P. Pachios. ,glgflhlslw L. jlne .sykaaniah QSmall enough for a telephone boothllj Trudy Plaisted, Beverly Potter. ssv 34. ga. Left to Right: I. Dana., B. Robinson, L. Marshall, M. Soule, B. Blumenthal, J. Lenhart. Standing: B. Morrill, L. Culick, B. Russell. D. Holbrook, J. Gctchell, S. Holfses, L. Chaplin, P. Pachios, Back Row: J. McManamy, S. Palmer, S. Van Aken, T. Plaisted, M. Soule, L. Ellis, M. Maltby. Absent: A. Chapman, I. Ericsson, P, Davidson, B. Clark, C. McLean. Mrs. Dorothy Hicks, Accompanistg Marshall Bryant, Direc- tor. 32 X . x e F 1 ,.. .. ,,. x - pn A, v qs I .Q 0 Adams, S. Mclnncs, C. Drummond, V. Dana, A. Broderick, E. Maltby, B. Marshall. Vcrmcttc, B. Potter, H. jenncss, F. Emerson, S. Lamb, T. Ashcrmun, S. Derby, S. Vcrrier C. Copeland. Cobb, C. Langmaid, D. Dana, B. Loveland, K. Chapman. M, Lippencott, J. Emerson. Beverly Potter, President 3 3 K?- ' ,ii ....vk ociafjcfiuifiea Commiffee Left to Right: Ellen Maltby, Susan Mclnnes, Mimi Maltby, Presidentg Brenda Russell. Once again the social calendar became filled with dances and concerts. In December a Christmas concert was given by the combined glee clubs of Hebron and Waynflete. The Hebron boys were guests in January at a dance at Purity Springs. On March 9, the high school was invited to a soiree at Hebron which proved to be'a great success. Holderness and Waynllete com- bined to give two concerts in April. WaynHete acted as hostess to the Hebron boys for a dance in May which was the final Hebron-Waynflete activities for '57. With the termination of the school year drawing near, plans for the June Ball are being formulatedg and if all goes well it should prove to be another successful social event. The committee wishes to acknowledge with gratitude the assistance of all faculty members and parents who have devoted time and guidance to our dances. 34 l r i -at ,r-.., . 1 lbw 69:1 .Q Q --N T- T1 MNH- rt. a. Q? .Stacia .Swice ommiffee Aegaecl Left to Right: Nancy Langmaid, Patty Davidson, President: Susan Palmer. Sally Morrill, Kinky Chapman, Judy Dana. The Social Service Committee has been very busy this year. Along with supporting its regular charities, it supported the Hungarian Relief Fund and decided to continue the care of the Korean Child. The school's contribution to the United Fund this year was larger than ever. With the generous help of the student body, the Social Service Committee of l957 was a great success. 35 .ff ' ? 11.51 I , 'i , 3 . .. YS s-iss? Semis s X gif s x s jlw Swimming eam Kneeling, left to right: Twink Asherman, Bonnie Marshall, Ellen Maltby, Bonnie Morrill. Standing: Kinky Chapman, Sally Derby, Diana Cobb, Judy Dana, Mary Soule, Helen jenness. Cindy Drummond, Penny Pachios, Frances Emerson. - ,in 'i 'xr-'y ..,- Zia .N di- mfs ,Q K Q16 The swimming team has done very well this year. They practiced every Monday at the Y.M.C.A. in anticipation of the Southwestern Maine Interscholas- tic Meet. In spite of the practice only three girls placed in the afternoon try- outs - Judy Dana, Mary Soule, and Penny Pachios. Waynflete did exceedingly well. Judy and Penny placed second and third respectively in diving. Mary, our possible olmypic star, placed first in two events, the 50 yard backstroke and the 'l00 yard freestyle. Waynflete, which had the least number of swimmers, placed fourth out of eight schools. Our swimming team will probably improve even more in the next few years as many of the freshmen show promise. 36 .fgtll Lf, X fc, Z7 .l ff 5.,m..ff From Row, Left to Right: B. Robinson, M. DeMottc, I.. Marshal, P. Pachios, S. Mflnnes, J. Lenhart. Standing: M. Soule, A. Broderick, M. Lippcncott, S. Lamb, D. Holbrook, J. McManamy, F. Emerson, S. Verrier. Back Row: K. Chapman, D. Cobb, T. Plaisted, M. Soule, C. Drummond, C. Copeland. Absent: A. Chapman, C. McLean. A ennizi Left to Right: H. jenness, J. Dana, B. Russell, B. Blumenthal. E. Maltby, C. Langmaid. Standing: V. Dana, B. Morrill, S. Palmer, J. Gctchell, B. Marshall. Back Row: S. Derby, Emerson, I.. Chaplain, T. Asherman, M. Maltby. Absent: I. Ericsson, B. Clark. I -snif- ...W Chhf' Q 4-'w. ' 41 ap-gil? .llocley lam Front Row, Left to Right: Mimi Maltby, Susan Palmer, Jeanne Cletfliell, lileanor Van Akcn, Captain: Midge IleMolte, Ellen Malllmy, Penny Pafliios. Second Row: l,ynne Ellis. Manager: Trudy Plaisled. Betsey Loveland, Susan Lzunb, Diana Cobb, ,Indy MciMananiy, llarenc Holbrook, jean Lenhart, Miss Hyde, Cuacli. Ib. ' Q.. a-..'n.4...-.p-of sq is lp M ,W,,,,.,,,.,..g..n mg... ,self 'ww-L, X A x' i --W amify ga5LefAa! .lam Fmnt Row. Left to Right: Armit Chapmam. Judy MfTN1unznny, Mary Sonic and Connie MCI.:-un Co-Captains: Pm-nny Pzlflmios, Dianna Cobb. Second Row: Ginny llama, Dxlrcnc Holbrook, Jnlic EIIICIMIII, liclsm l,mn'Iz1mI, Ivan I.:-nhzul Miss Hyde, Couch. A Q 40 1,71 ,Www ,Q 1:1 A1552 ,fy 1: ff , 3, , 1 'ES -ns. 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