Westbrook High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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CLASS OFFICERS Seated, Irmiorx a Anita Porell, Robert O'Gara and Winnifred Libby. f d S zbolfmrcx: janet Roncleau, Eva Dame, William Currier, No Sfuna'i11g, FYl'5J1!7l'1I an 01 Chase, Richard Goff, Lucille Welclm and Bernadette Berubc. Twculy D 'd Stone, Stephen Torrey, 110' Swiiors: Glenna Greene, Adrian Barrows, Roxio Kenney, avi rman Russell, David

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1943 CLASS BALLOT 1943 Best Boy Student . , Best Girl Student . . Most Popular Boy . Most Popular Girl . Tallest Student . . , Shortest Student . . Most Promising Boy Most Promising Girl Cleverest Girl .... Cleverest Boy ..... Most Active Boy . . Most Active Girl . A Class Optimist .... Most Bashful Boy . . Most Bashful Girl . Class Wit ,.,... Class Clown ...,.. Class Heartbreaker Class Actor .,..s Class Actress , . . Class Teacher . . . Class Musician .... Class Minister .... Best Dressed Boy , Best Dressed Girl . . Class Poet ......, Class Poetess .,.. Class Author . . , Class Artist . . . , . . . Clayton Adams . . A . , Joyce Ingalls . . , . William Jordan . . . . . Shirley Foye . 4 . . Robert Sullivan . . . Solange Gaudreau . . . . , . David Stone . A . , . . . Anita Porell . . . Thelma McKenzie , . . . Willard Sawyer . . . . Edward Watson . . . . Rhoda Daley . , , Roderick Lowell . . . , Herbert Dobson DorisBell . , A . Robert Libby . . , , Richard Kelson . , . , Stephen Torrey . . 4 John Archambeau , . , , Margaret Asker , . . . Alice Manwaring Constance MacPherson ,.,.... Robert Maye . . , Lawrence Verrill . . , Jane Hendrickson . i . . . Norman Swett . . . . . . Marilyn Casey . . Marguerite Googins , . . . Marcella Hunter Nineteen

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J mejor Woes Our poor, poor Juniors have'finally run up against an obstacle in their course of education-and that is ration. Everyone has certainly been affected by it. It started out this year by taking away some of the spare time of Edna Chaisson, Hildur Cole, Theresa Doiron, Jean Googins, Virginia Harris, Gardinal Keefe, Mariette Labreque, Lucille Lachance, Marcella Ledeoux, Winnifred Libby, June McAloney, Constance Motherwell, Emily Paulin, Arlene Richards, Roberta Sanderson, Jeanette Theriaulr, Jean Whippie, Margaret Bunnell, Elaine Pedneault, Athena Athas, and Eleanor Thompson. Some of these girls helped with rationing at the school and others at the ration board. Next thing we hear about rationing is when Wally Rogers shows us by his puzzled face that he is having a terrible time trying to make out an application for a new bicycle. The ,44 Club made up of Ex-Scholastic Club members has tried to compete against Mr. Ration by sponsoring a new form of entertainment, The Sophomore Hop, for our morale. The committee QRuth Burns, Barbara Allen, Geneva Frank, Janet Spiller, Robert O'Gara and Richard Finneyj deserve much credit for this dance. 1 Let's see now how rationing may affect us in the future. For instance, what would happen to our basketball team if Adrian Barrows and John Darkis should have diiiiculty in obtaining sneakers? If gas is rationed any more, what is Everett Paulsen going to do if he can't bring his Chevie to school? Our Phy. Ed. class would suffer if they should ration some of the vim and vigor of Gloria Welch. How would Winnifred Libby, Janet Spiller, Janice McKenney, Jean Googins, Lucille Naylor, Eleanor Thompson and Janice Smith feel if the shortage of paper made it necessary to ration honor cards. I think that time isn,t very far away because I have heard that the Junior Home Ec. class have become so destitute for paper towels that they have even had to bring their own towels from home. Even clothes may be rationed and how would we exist if we couldn't see Elaine Pedneault or Geneva Frank in different sweaters and skirts every day. What would happen to our inspiring assemblies if the electrical ability of Walter Lebel and Ernald Gervais was rationed? Cheer up fellas they haven't rationed Seniors yet. We'll make it some day. Yours till they ration class write-ups, JANICE SMITH, '44. Twenty-one