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

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STUDENT COUNCH. Ifiiixf Row, lvfl fo Vigfvl: Sylvia Landry, Alice Kclson, Robert Meggison, Frank Harrison, Charles Wright Richard Clark, Shirley Currier, Virginia Flynn. Srz'r1r1J Rolf, li'-fl in l'l,QfVll Milton A. Philbrook, Adviser, W'anda Christensen, Mary I,ou Hughes, Silly Ann Percival, Roberta Wy'er, -Indy Chick, Rhoda Peterson, Beverly Roma, Betty Knight. Tfvilif Roll, liff lo Hgflf: Wayne W'orecster, Eugene Waters, .lohn Gauderte. Aim: Caron, Terrentt McCullough, Conrad Caron. Student COUUCZII The Student Council is the representative of the student body as a whole. Mr. Milton Philbrook is our advisor and he leads twenty-two students on to vari- ous activities. The Council is made up of the four officers from each class, the juniors having two extra representatives, and the four assembly oflicers which give us a total of twenty-two members. These are the students who lead the student body on to the victories which eventually give us a title of champions in all fields. One task of the Council is to raise money for the benefit of the school. To do this we have sponsored a Turkey Trotl' and a supper. The Trot has be- come a successful annual event in the school's activities. The supper was put on jointly with the Home Economics Class in honor of the undefeated football team. This year Wanda Christensen and Roberta Wfyer were chosen to represent our group in a joint Student Council Convention held in Portland. They brought back with them ideas from schools all over the state, which will surely he of benefit to us.

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Class J ,53 The champs of Westbrook High School are the JUNIORS! For three years we have contributed much to the success of the school. We have made a cham- pionship class of ourselves. Since that first important day in September, 1949, we have taken the lead in many of the school activities but our main goal is friendship. Much of our success is due to our four class ofiicers. I shouldn't have to tell you their names, but just in case some of you have forgotten they are Aime Caron, Terry McCullough, Wayne Worcester and Wanda Christensen. Our wonderful class advisors are Miss Abbott and Mr. Caminiti. De la fama el atajo se entra por el trabajo. This is a Spanish phrase which means, The path of fame begins by work. This phrase certainly belongs to the Junior boys and girls who have worked hard and made the honor roll. By doing this in high school, they will make us proud in the future. We give special atten- tion to Sally Percival, Shirley Kinmond, Gary Ward, Wanda Christensen, Nancy Joy, Sylvia MacKenzie, Beverly May, Carolyn Phillips, Frances Stacki and Leslie Smith. Sometime in the near future we will see in bright lights the name Peter Potter? New England's Prince Charming really has made a name for himself. Keep up the good work, Peter! Sports! This Word covers games from the Little League baseball to profes- sional football. But while you are watching a game do you ever stop to think what it means? It helps the boys and girls to be honest, to be cooperative, and to be able to plan and work together. Our junior class is well represented in sports. Robert Kelly, Ralph Merrill, Odie Kourapis, Fred Ramsdell, Wayne Worcester, Aime Caron, Ron Currier, Mal Roma, Angela Hardy, Joan Robie, and Marilyn Pennell have done a fine job in basketball and will continue to do so, we are sure. We mustn't forget the girls who did such a marvelous job in cheering our teams on to victory this year. Thanks for leading us in the cheers, Carolyn Phil- lips, Frances Stacki and Wanda Christensen. I could write a book on the people who make up our Junior class. Sylvia MacKenzie, Peter Potter, Janet Manchester have wonderful singing Voices, and if you ask Virginia Gordon or Dolores LaChance what they would like to do most, I,m sure their answers would be acrobatics and dancing. Our school band has quite a few of our fellow juniors. Germaine Roberge, Dorothy Bridges, Virginia Nash and Theresa Kennie are majorettes and Robert Kelly, Roger Knight, Russell Norberg and Wayne Richardson play in the band itself. ' I am very proud to be able to belong to the Junior class of '53 and I am sure that all the other Juniors feel the same way. THERESA KENNIE, ' 5 3.