Webster Junior High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Auburn, ME)

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CHORUS A choral group made up of voluntary members met every Monday afternoon after school to re- hearse. This group participated in the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. They also took part in the Spring Concert and an exchange concert with Cape Elizabeth. Diane Bunker was accompanist. Mrs. Townes directed. EXCHANGE CONCERT This year Webster and Walton Schools Combined their choruses and bands in order to hold an ex- change concert with Cape Elizabeth Junior High. The Webster- and Walton students traveled to the Cape on May 9, Cape Elizabeth students visited Auburn on May 16. A high-light of the evening proved to be the moment when the combined choruses, Webster, Walton, and Cape Elizabeth, sang Deep River and 'l Enjoy Being a Girl. The combined bands played especially well the selections: Sarabande and Ga- votte, S.l.B.A. March, and Tenth Regiment March. 37

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' .I LIBRARY CLUB First Row, left to right: Jimmy Miller, Sally Sprague, Carol Clark, Diana Akerley, Nancy Hayes, Miriam Howland, Patty - Marcus, ,David Plummer Second Rowlzg.-Sandra. Greaton, 'Linda DiRenzo, Carla Rybeck, Sue. Rowboiharn, Patty Murphy, Nancy Hawthorne, Beth Morissette, Linda.Thompson, Dena Strout, Marcia Cole, Cheryl Nauin, Debby Bates, Margie Bean, Sharon Chicoine, Janet Biron, Kay Daley, Donna Mongeau A . .Em . Third Row: Barbara Smyc, Marion Carsley, Carole Hopp, Sue Brackett, Sue James, Sandy Longtin, Betsy Greene, Gail Knowles, Joyce Starkey Absent when the picture was taken: Margie Barrell, Gayle Goding, Kathy Golder, Allen Hutchinson, Margie Isaacson, John Kendall, Steve Ness, Sue Parker, Kathy Skinner, Ron- nie Stevens LIBRARY CLUB Our library is equipped with a variety of books. It' provides us with information and enjoyment in practically every field. S-tudent librarians, members of the library club, work in the library. One of their duties is to help anyone who comes in searching for reading material. They also keep a list of all the students who enter the library and a list of those who borrow reference books. Furthermore, they cover and file books, and maintain' order.. In September the club met and chose the fol- lowing officers: Diana Akerley-President Nancy Hayes-Vice President Carol Clark-Secretary Mrs. Ludwick served as club adviser. The club agreed to meet the first Tuesday of every month. At the Tuesday meetings library procedures, which would best serve the interests of all who make use of the library, were discussed, At one meeting, committees were formed, name- ly, a committee for checking the index files, a house- keeping committee for overseeing the order of books and shelves, a program committee for planning the program for each meeting, a committee for checking overdue books, and a committee for ascertaining that all cards be filed correctly. Chairman of some of these committees were the following: Sue Rowbotham - Program Carol Clark - Overdue boo-ks Sue Parker - Card filing Int May the members of the committees held ci workshop for the purpose of cleaning the library and recovering books. '36

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, AUBURN YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL The Auburn Youth Activities Council is an or- ganization under the guidance of the Parks and Rec- reatio-n Department. its members are student repre- sentatives from freshman through senio-r classes. The neipresentatives decide upon, plan, and carry out ac- tivities such as- the Junior Olympics and the- Easter Egg Hunt. The represeintatives do all the planning and work, guided by helpful suggestions form Mr. Reynolds, the director. This organization gives stu- dents an oppo-rtunity to prepare for some of lite's ex- periences and to demonstrate the ingenuity of today's teefnagers. ' AUBURN YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Row, left to right: Diana Akerley, Mark Parker S TUD ENT GUVERNINIENT DAY First Row, left to right: John Bennett, Judy James, Bruce Ray STUDENT GGVERNNIENT DAY Student Government Day is an activity spon- sored by the Auburn Youth Activities Council. Each year students of Edward Little, Webster, Walton, and Sacred Heariwvote tor representatives to take part in this project. Webster was represented by three well qualified teenage otticials. Bruce Ray was Adminis- trative- Assistant, Judy James, Councilman from Ward 2, and John Bennett, City Solicitor. CAMERA CLUB First Row, left to right: Sandra Greaton, Sally Moody, Elaine Second Row: Ramona Sampson, Sue Brackett, Lance Reidy, Caouette, Linda Greaton, Lloydena Strout, Lynda Thompson Donna Mongeau, Cheryl Keith, Ronald Roak, Joan Morissette, Bob Daigle, Mr. Maxcy