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

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I ALBERTA E. WRIGHT Commercial Berta Paiir'nrv will acliivu' mon' than force. Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra, 2, 33 Secre- tarial Club, 3, 43 Advertisement Com. for School Play, 43 Usher at Freshman Reception, 43 Usher at Graduation, JQ Radio Safety Program, 43 Editorial Board, 3, 4. Generally seen: Warren Memorial Library. Favorite expression: I don't care. Ambition: To be a commercial teacher. IRENE E. ZAHARIS Commercial Rena A friend in need is a friend imlz'ed. Transferred from St. ,Ioseph's Academy. Home Economics Club, 33 Home Eco- nomics Tea Com., 2g Librarian, 2. Favorite expression: Crumb! Failing: Yellown Favorite song: Bill. The Editors of the BLUE AND WHITE have planned this year to develop the yearbook in the form of excerpts from diaries. Some of these selections are real and some are imaginary. Any resemblance to real people and events may be intentional but not malicious. TYPIST Virginia Col'ins, Donald Swcndsen, Catherine Leber, Sally jones, Elizabeth Keene, Anita Girard. Twenly-one

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CLASS AND ASSEMBLY OFFICERS Qstudent Councilj Firsl row: Gloria Peterson, '48'9g Jeannine Prince, '48:?g Jeanette Theriault, ,485 Roger Arsenault, '48i'g Stanley Peterson, '48'l'g Richard Doughty, '48:ig Mary Sopcr, S4811 Mary Berryment, 4811 Sefoml rout Jean Frank, '49:fg Charles Spencer, '49::'g Roselle LeTarte, '49H'g Roger Shaw, 'ft-9:95, Olive Lamontange, 49':'g john MacHardy, 49:1 Tbiril 1'0u': Elizabeth DeWolfe, 'Sliig Owen Rice, 'SO'1'g james Hall, 'soar Lewis W'elcl1, 'SON Robert Maclriardy, 'Sl::'g Bruce Saunders. 'S0::'g Ned Marion, 'SIT Gail McAl0ncy, 'Sl::'. :F Class officer. T Assembly officer. H' Executive. O4 Page from the Diary of cz Student Council Member June 13, 1947--The oflicers for the coming year of the Student Council were elected today. Stanley Peterson, President, Roger Arsenault, Vice Presi- dent, Mary Berryment, Secretary, and Mary Soper, Treasurer. Sept. 29, 1947-The first meeting of the Student Council Was held with Stanley Peterson presiding. All twenty-two members were present. Mr. Phil- brook gave an outline of what the duties were for the year. We voted that the Curtis Magazine Drive should be conducted by the school. We agreed that the Seniors should have the soft drink concession for all home basketball games. Oct. 27, 1947-The Student Council met again today in the auditorium, Stanley Peterson presiding. The object was for the council to decide whether or not We should donate money to help the forest fire victims in Maine. We do- nated SZS. We also decided that Freshman Reception should be postponed until November 12, and that We should purchase a recordio for the school. Nov. 26, 1947--We agreed today that the Seniors Winning letters should choose the kind of sweaters they Wanted. The Freshman Reception report was read and accepted. Jan. 12, 1948-We voted that Frye Studios should take the pictures for the BLUE AND WHITE. We also agreed to charter buses and pay half-price for the students who Wanted to go to basketball games away. Twruly-lbrr'z