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

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Ifirxf Row, lrfl fo right: Theresa Poitras, Dorothy Jensen, Louise Lemieux, Marilyn Pennell, Sally Percival, Diane Lefebvre, Harry LeClair, Ellen DeWolfc, Joyce Slade, Theresa Kenney, Beverly May, Donald O'Malley. Swrnllaf Row, lrfl I0 rigfvl: Miss Marion Chick, Adviser, Virginia Flynn, Jean Pratt, Dianne King, Sylvia Landry, Virginia Asker, Patricia Clarke, Alice Kelson, Shirley Kinmond, Wanda Christensen, Patricia Christian, Mary Jane Leclerc, Nancy Keith, Jacqueline Ritchot, Sylvia MacKenzie, Cleo Christensen. Clairc Begin, Elizabeth Wing. Third' Row, left to right: William Johnson, Gary Ward, Robert Kelly, Frank Harrison, Hamilton Grant, Donald Clark, Peter Potter, Orrin Mitch, XVilliam Levesque, Leslie Smith. Edz'torz'a1 Board Editor-in-Chief DIANE LEFEBVRE Literary Editor ELLEN DLXVOLFE Assistant Literary Editors SYLVIA MACKENZIE PETER POTTER Society Editor SYLVIA LANDRY Assistant Society Editor JACQUELINE RITCHOT Athletic Editors FRANK HARRISON DIANNE KING ROBERT KELLY Humor Editor NANCY KEITH Assistant Humor Editors BEVERLY MAY XVILLIAM JOHNSON 1951-52 Assistant Editors HARRY LHCLAIR SALLY PERCIVAL Class Editors Senior: LOUISE LEMIEUX THERESA POITRAS DONALD O'MALLEY JOYCE SLADE Junior: THERESA KENNIE Sophomore: PATRICIA CHRISTIAN Freshman: CLAIRE BEGIN Department Editors NVILLIAM AFTHIM MARY JANE LECLERC Assistant Department Editors WILLIAM LEVESQUE SHIRLEY KINMOND Art Editor ORRIN MITCH BUSINESS MANAGERS VIRGINIA FLYNN JEAN PRATT .ASSISTANT BUSINESS TWANAGERS CLEO CHRISTENSEN DONALD CLARK PATRICIA CLARKE HAMILTON GRANT VIRGINIA ASKER WANDA CHRISTENSEN JANICE HAWKES DOROTHY JENSEN ALICE KELSON MARILYN PFNNELL LESLIE SMITH GARY WARD

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To the Class of 1952: This year of nineteen hundred and fifty-two marks the close of our four years at Westbrook High School. We shall be leaving many things behind us: the first day of school as a Freshman and Freshman's Reception, our first formal, all the fun that we have had at dances, games, and committee meetings, the fellowship that we have enjoyed as a group, our own personal pride about things we ourselves have done or the school has accomplished during our four years. We shall be leaving the routine of the school day, broken occasionally by assemblies, the Wonderful years of football, basketball, and baseball, the fun and personal pride of presenting the annual school plays, the building with all the memories that it holds for us, and all the other things that went into making life at West- brook High School a part of our daily living. Now we have a new life ahead of us. Some are going on to college, others are going into business careers, and still others will make homes of their own. These things will have ups and downs like high school but there will be some- thing missing that we must compensate for ourselves. This is guided discipline. There will be no bells to cell us when to go from one thing to another as there were in high school. No teachers will be with us to give us advice and help make our decisions. We will be individuals working, planning, and living for our future. This challenge each of us will have to face. May we face it bravely and successfully. CHARLES WRIGHT, Class President.