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

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SCIENCE CLUB First' Row, left to right: Kathy Abbott, Kathy Hughes, Linda Poirier, Helen Abbott, Martha Hewitt. Paula Marcus, Gary Milliken, James Small, Vergil Thompson, Gregory Stebbins. John Williams. Second Row: Susan Campbell, Paula Trask. Jolene Walker, Dawn Tuttle, Patty Sagner, Nancy Veiner, Pam Simpson, Ruby Sainpson, Carla Sidelinger, Daniel Campbell, Jack Coyne, Mr. B e . Third Row: Chester Bixby, Mike Miles, Phil Savignano, Ken Daigle, Geoffrey Wilson, Barry Lessard, Paul Douglass, Bobby Nichols. Robert Wood, Charles Hannigan. A.V.A. The Audio Visual Club, which was started in 1953, is made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys. During 1964 and 1965 over three hundred films and filmstrips were shown to various classes. The purpose of these films is to further the knowledge of Webster students and to give them a better understanding of things that could not be shown in the classrooms. The members of the club learn to operate the movie and filmstrip projectors, tape recorder, and rec- ord player. Mr. Bell was the A.V.A. advisor and the officers Were: President - Charles Hewett Vice-President-w William Hunter Secretary --- Betsy Greene Page Thirty-one

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H. STUDENT COUNCIL , First Row, left to right: Nancy Savignano, Donna Mongeau, Barbie James, Chuck Blatt, Sue James, Mr. Meldrum, Nancy Harriet Lewis, Sue Silfen, Sue Ademen, Debby Fishman, Mike Miles, Sid Rogers, Jeff Wilson, Tom DeLong, Scott Cummings. Hayes, Jan Thompson, Patti Marcus, Judy Davis. Third Row: Dave Plummer, Craig Lyons, Mike Cohen, Allen Second Row: Mona Murray, Debbie Wakefield, Gail Knowles, Diane Cote, Betsy Anderson, Martha Hewitt, Kathy Harkins. Officers and Their Campaign Managers Front Row: Sue James, secretary, Chuck Blatt, Pres., Jan Thompson, vice-pres., Nancy Hayes, treasurer. Second Row: Betsy Greene, Dave Plummer, Pam Buchanan, Patti Marcus. Page Ross, Mark Woodward, Barry Richardson, John Connell, Brian Bryant, Tom Goodwin, Bruce Hobart, David Ring. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year was made up of two representatives from each eighth and ninth grade homerooms and one representative from each seventh grade homeroom. The officers elected in October are: President - Charles Blatt Vice President - Janice Thompson Secretary - Sue James Treasurer - Nancy fHayes This year the Student Council took on activi- ties such as: a clean-up campaign on the school grounds, a victory dance after the Webster-vs- Walton game, the purchasing of a frame for the picture of the late President John F. Kennedy and they made guards for the bushes that the last year's Student Council planted. Chuck Blatt, Sue James, Nancy Hayes, and John Connell, along with Mr. Meldrum, attended the Western Maine Regional Convention at Wilton Academy in March. John, a seventh grader, ran for office but was defeated under tough competition. The Student Council also helped to sponsor the an- nual Valentines dance. T hirty

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Y-TEENS First Row, left to right: Gail Knowles. Jeanne LeChance, Don- Second Rowz Judy Ham, Shirley Saucicr, Crystal Davis, Sandy na Mongcau, Linda Direnzo, Barb Smyc, Patti Paiton, Del Samson. Pam Setford, Diane Gilpatric, Cindy Lawrence, Jan Bussiere, Sharon Mangeau. Clark. -'-M' HI-Y First Row, left to right: Chuck Blati. Steve Woodard, Robie Collins, Billy McPhee, Tom Isaacson, Bob Swift, Dave Eretzian. Leavitt, Mr. Marston, Dave Burnham, Ralph Fletcher, Billy Third Row: Ted Libby, Tom Kendall, Craig Lyons, Scott Little- Hunter, Don Gayton. field, Allen Ross, Mark Woodward. Tom Goodwin. Danny Second Row: John Maloney, Tom Platz, Steve Brooker, David Bates, Pete Sullivan. Collins, Kim Kendall, Barry Richardson, Mike Cohen, John Page Thirty-lwn