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

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UNF ORGETTABLE FACES Jane' Pugh depositing her 4th chew of the day in the wastebasket. The new NV Club members the morning after some inspired barbers got busy. Barbie Furbish making eyes at someone other than a red headf' Alan Davis getting a proposal in French .... it's Leap Year, girls. Jennie Caiola, Beverly Drost, and Connie Libby Ending nothing to whisper about. . Marguerite Shaw getting her first Ioo in a geometry test. Phil Lowell caught-alone in the corrider with a girl. Frances Billings dating a soldier instead of a sailor. Dwight Adams with a cud of gum behind both ears. Francesta Farr ignoring the opposite sex. All the Sophomore boys looking for Hedy at Junior Prom. Got the answer yet? Date: March 1 5, 1944. QSignaturej : Sophomore Income Tax Experts. CARLENE MACPHERSON, '46. ROBERT FERNALD, '46. 1 V Twenty-.tix

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Sophomore Income Tax Names of the head of the Class of 1946: President: William Bridgham Vice President: jean Robinson Secretary: janet Rondeau Treasurer: Francesta Farr Address: Westbrook High School Westbrook, Maine A. Income: Knowledge from books, teachers, and STUDYING. B. Interest: Enjoyment of: 1. Bernadette Berube's sweetness 2. Connie Fraser's vim and vigor 3. Betty Allen's imagination 4. Phil Lowell's jolly chuckle 5. Dick Goff's innocent look 6. Billy Bridgham's humor C. Deductions: 1. Sports: Football: Calvin Torrey, Robert Burton, Andrew Sinclair, Philip Augustus Morin, Paul Leighton fBoys'j Basketball: Alan Davis, Francis Davis, Richard Goff, Philip Morin, Andrew Sinclair fGirls'j Basketball: Cora Laverty, Leona Libby, Mary Watson 2. Dramatics: Shirley Hughes, Barbara Furbish, Alan Davis, Douglas Hague 3. Musicians: Gloria Farr, Richard Tschaikowsky Goff, Andrew Sin- clair, Richard Soper, Gregory Stone, Calvin Torrey Glee Club: Betty Allen, Beverly Drost, Carla Crooker, Shirley Hughes, Leona Libby, Carlene MacPherson, Virginia Thomp- son, Mary Watson, Lorraine Swasey 4. Honor Pupils: Robert Burton, Alan Davis, Mary Francoeur, Bar- bara Furbish, Ruth Finney, Marion Hopkins, Shirley Hughes, Eleanor Hunter, Patricia Jensen, Richard Knight, Cora Laverty, Margaret Knowles, Philip Lowell, Carlene MacPherson, Anita Paulin, Alma Perry, Jean Robinson, Marguerite Shaw Note: Now add A and B, then subtract C. The estimated tax .,,,,..,,.......,.,......,,. QBut does the Class of '46 owe Westbrook High or does W. H. S. owe us?j While you are struggling with the answer here are a few things to remember: Twentyyioo

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Freshmen. On September I2, I943, Westbrook High School opened with one hundred and fifty-six shaky Freshmen. Almost everyone had some idea for a career and each had chosen the course which best suited his idea. Forty students chose the college course, eighty chose the commercial, and thirty-six the industrial. For class officers we elected Conrad Rioux, president, Paul Caron, vice presi- dent, Everett Hansen, secretary, and Daniel Cressey as treasurer. On October fifteenth, we were formally welcomed by the Seniors as well as the faculty at Freshman Reception. The program was directed by a committee of Seniors assisted by Miss Chick. Participants in the program were: Frank Hall, Robert Marean, Paul Caron, Beverly Currier, Gladys Doughty, David Harding, Shirley Gallant, Gloria Fougere, Jacwelyn Blanchett, Bernice Scott, Thelma Bart- lett. The rest of the evening was spent in dancing, but I wonder if Bob Marean's sore feet the next morning were wholly from dancing? When the time came to leave the boys were a little nervous and worried. The girls, however, had no fears for Bradley QRedj Nason had threatened to put eight inches of cold steely into the first upperclassman that touched a Freshman girl. All in all, a wonderful time was had except for a few Freshman boys. The Freshmen did very well' in sports this year. Those who went out for football included: Wilfred Gouzie, Philip Morin, Bradley Nason, Haddon Fraser, joseph Gaudreau and Alfred Porell. We had a very fine basketball team under the supervision of Coach Davan. A few Freshmen were good enough to play in several of the Hrst team games. These few included the two Bridge Street lovers, Everett Hansen and Roland Chamard. The other Freshmen who went out for basketball were: Philip Morin, Bruce Taggart, Roger Allen, Alfred Porell, Louis Chamard, and Robert Jordan. On October eighth, All Westbrook Night was held. This year four Fresh- men participated. They were jackie Blanchet, Helen Langevin, Bernice Scott, and Lenora Bell. g We are proud to say that four Freshmen have received honor cards this half. These students are Jacqueline Pride, Mary Lou Sorenson, Shirley Lemieux and Sally Smith. Your Freshman Editor, DAVID HARDING. Twenty-seven..