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

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WASP IINGTOX CLUB Inu! Knit, fwfl in rigfil: Alosepli ljiRCl7lU, .lovce Slade. lilivabetit Xxialtlron, Pauline Xlorin, Rulli liarnev, T Pliilip O'Gara, Diane Lefebvre, .lane Greenxvootl. .lim-Xnn Lowell, lauline XY'all4er. Nluriel XY'elcli, Ronaltl Lalirecque. Sffllllll Run, lwff io Vigfrl: Nlr. Quentin linger, Adviier, liatlileen McClure, -Iacquelizie Lefebvre. Deborali Hay, Beverly XValsli, Fllen Ritebot, Lorraine Martel, janet Meelian, Sylvia Landry, .lean Coclirane, Prixeilla Dow, Alice Kelson, Patricia Clarke, lean Pratt, ,lean 15115135-, Nlarie Levesque, Barbara Naileau. Xlarion XVilson, Glea Cil1l'li1Cl'l9C!l, lillen lJeX','olfe. Clauulette Caron. Virginia Flynn, Nlrs. Rae ll, Tlieinpsoii, Adviser. Tfurif lilllf, lwjf ln rigfrlr lialward Gagnon, Gliarles Stevens, Alaniew Lyelezi, Y'Q'arren Robertson, Frank llarri- son, Xx,llll.ll11 Petervon, Hamilton Grant, Robert Nleggiton, Ricliazml Loxvcll, Gerald Siule, Neil Patterson. 44 CLUB 1-irif Ruir, Iwfl fu right: Deborah Hay, .lean Pratt, Sylvia Landry, Patricia Clarke, Alice Kelson, lfllen DeW'olfe, Warren Robertson, Rielmrd Clark, 4loAnn Lowell, Louise Woodbury, Sally Percival, Angela Hardy. Siwzrzil Row, lvfl fn riglrl: Nancy joy, XYand.i Christensen, Mary Lou Hughes, Frances Stacki, Marilyn T 7 lennell, Ruili Barnes, Xirginia Aslser, Dianne Ring, -lane Greenwood, Cleo Christensen, Beverly Maye, Ann Paloelgett, Roy Robinson, Adviser. Tfriril Row, left fo riglrl: Charles Wriglit, Neil Patterson, Gerald Soule, George Doueette, Peter Potter, W'illiam Peterson, Hamilton Grant, Richard Robinson, Robert Norberg, Hugh Plummer, XVilliam Levesque, Clurlem Stevens.

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Keeping the honor roll from getting rusty are those who are showing signs of developing into brilliant students. Among these are Jack Anderson, Gene Waters, Judy Bailey, Bill Christian, Barrie Lovejoy, Judy Pinkham, jim Levesque and Claire Begin. Taking a part in all school activities, the Freshman class took its place in line and put on an assembly. The assembly differed from most, since it was in the form of a carnival. Some of the highlights were its dancers, high diver, fat lady, snake charmer and fortune teller. Jean Raymond and Judy Smith made quite a hit as the dancers. We, the up and coming stars of fifty-five, hope to make our school, our teachers, and our parents proud of us by developing into good citizens. The part we play in the line of sports, music, talent and studies will always be remem- bered. To Westbrook High, we, the youngest of the constellations, pledge our future star-studded years along with our sincere loyalty to her and to her standards. CLAIRE BEGIN. You Can Be cz Champion Everyone has his opportunity to be a champion, it isn't necessary to have your name in all the newspapers, magazines, and history books. Some of the greatest champions that ever lived are just the people next door. They are champions of a way of life called good citizenship. It takes good strong character to make a champion. This character must be cultivated. You won't find it easy to accomplish, but, if and when you do, the reward is well worth the effort. Character is made up of a great many factors. Desire for it is the major re- quirement, without this you can do nothing. Another factor is faithg faith in yourself and faith in your God. You must also develop your personality and your abilities through work and observation. Accomplishing this, though, will avail you nothing if you do not have interest in and consideration for your fellow man. These are just a few of the factors needed to accomplish good character. It sounds like a long, hard road, but the majority of Americans have walked it successfully, so why can,t we?

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NYU Cl.L'l3 limi Rfllf, fwfl fo Vigfzl: l'l'2lHl'i ll.1rrisnn, l'l.ll'li.1I'.1 T.lgg.ll'I, l l'.lllC'fS Smclii, Qieurge ll.nieett:, .lain lllllll Haniiltun Grant, .luseph DiRen7o, 'I'l1eru.1 Poitmx. Robert lS.irruws, Cuolyn Phillips, ll.ll'lW.ll'.l M.1cDun.ild, Ronald Lnlireeque. SVVIHILI Roll, lvfl In Vigfrf: Aubrey B.ll7lCy, lfuuene XY'.1ters, ,loan Rubie, klnnet Xleehnn. Nlarilyn llennell T Alice Relmnn, l.1t1'iui.1 Clarke, M.lrie Levesque, l'I'.ll1CCN liritliilix, .lol-Xnn l.nwell, Dianne Ring, Riwlxerl Nleggismi, Leon Smith, Mr. Quentin Unger, Adviser. Tffiril Run, lrfi In riglvf: Melvin lhrtlett, Ronald hluhnsun, Robert Lurrier, Ronald Currier, Ricl1.l1'd Swett, NVilli.!n1 Rennie, Malcolm Roma, Anthony Nvedge, Rielmrfl Rolwinson, llrlnn Rniglit, l.u'l 5 1 l5.1ri'nviw, ,lminli Morse, I nnald H.1rrin1.1n, Gerald Sinclair, -luhn Gnudette. Ieier Cirmidin. INDUSTRIAL CLUB 'iril Row, luff tn riglvl: Antlmny Wedge, Edward Gagnon, Leon Smith, Robert Nleggison, Olin qlnlnmm Donald Clark, lirwin Hodge, Richard Luwell, Xvilliam Rennie. 1-i'u1nl Rau, left fo rigfrl: XVnyne NVorccsrcr, Richard Brown, Lewlic Smith, Paul Lefebvre, Gerald Rogers, XYlllllQll'l1 Afthim, Charles Miller, Mr. Carl Jensen, Adviser. flririf Run, fvff fn Vigfwl: Kenneth Davis, john johnson, W'illiam Crusbv, Cl1l'lSIlLlI1 lensen, l rederit'lx Rnmsdell, Raymond Landry, Richard Ievesquc, Robert Landry, Gary ilfard. i