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

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M Ore and JMB? It was the month of September in the year 1946. One-hundred and fifty ambitious Freshmen timidly crossed the threshold of Wfestbrook High School. Little did they know what lay before them or what might happen in the four long years ahead of them. They made their first social debut at Freshman Recep- tion where they exhibited their dexterous skill both on the stage and in the reception line. They made their first scholastic debut when receiving the tempo- rary rank cards with only a few receiving a card they cared to exhibit. Since then things have changed. They have developed both socially and scholastically. Many have proudly carried home an honor card. Social events have increased in number and in quantity under the direction of the class. It was the month of June in the year 1950 when the same band, now number- ing less then one hundred, again crossed the threshold of Westbrook High School for the last time. No longer the timid young people of four years ago, the members of the class will each one go his own way, better prepared for life by his four years in the school and in the fellowship of his class. GLORIA ARMENTINO, ANNE Rlrcnor, BRUCE SAUNDERS.

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S'l'l,llJliN'l' COUNCIL lfirxt Row: .Xnn Lowell, '50: William 0'Gara, '50: Elizabeth Blanchard, '50: Bruce Saunders, '50: Llewellyn Clark, 'Blk .Xnn Harding, '503 Rodney McConkey. '50: Myrna Milton, '50. Sffrund Row: Virginia lflynn. '52g Cleo Christensen. 232: Charles NVright, '523 Cerald Soule, '52: Alfred lVilson, '5l: Robert MaCHardy, '5l: joan Chandler, '513 Loraine Kneelen, '5lg Patricia Smith, '5I: Milton .L Philbrook qlfaculty Xclvisorj. 'I'l1irrI Row: Ilugh Plummer, '533 Mabel Cooding, '53, Lois Tucker, '53: .Ximc Caron. '53, .sluvlenf Counci The Student Council, consisting of the class and assembly ollitiers, held its iirst meeting ou September 21, l949, with Lew Clark, president of the assembly, presiding. The Student Council, which represents the student body, has bought llood lights for the stage, shades for the auditoriumg sold basketball schedule penttilsg paid for the banquet that was given for the football team. They also sponsored the Curtis Drive. The Council sent Lew Clark, Bruce Saunders, .Xnn Harding, and Elizabeth Blanchard as representatives from VV. H. S. to the Southwestern Maine Student Council that was held at Portland High School. They learned many interesting things about other Student. Councils that will help them in future years. 69 I .oc sf' 5.1 5 Lslmlt' 'y ew XX