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

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5Dedz'catz'on In the 82 years since high school classes were started in Westbrook fourteen men have served as principal. Each man contributed a share to the improvement of educa tional and physical facilities of the school. As a slight tribute to them we, the editors of the BLUE AND WHITE of 195 S dedi cate this issue of the yearbook. 1873 1878 1879 1889 1889- 1892 1893 1896- 1902 1913 1920 1922 1928 1954- 1878 -1879 -1889 1892 -1893 1896 1902 -1913 -1920 -1922 -1928 1954 Frederick E. C. Robbins L. B. Sheean Thurston S. Burns J. H. Parsons Fred H. Nickerson Ralph A. Parker M. H. Small F. W. Freeman William B. Andrews Lewis H. Conant Albert W. Boston james A. Lewis Milton A. Philbrook Roy A. Robinson

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CLAIRI2 BERNICE BFGIN vALtaD1t'TottlAN College 44 Club 3, 4 fVice Presidentjg XY'ashington Club 3 fViee Presi- dentjg Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, -lunior Prom 35 Freshman Reception I, liditorial Board l, 3, 4 Cliditor- in-Chiefjq Student Council 4: French Club 3 1Secretaryj, Usher at Graduation and Baccalaureate 3: Field Hockey 3, Assembly Program l, Z, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Senior Reception Committee 3: junior Member of W. L. U. 4, Lunch Bar Manager 3: Stardust Ball Chairman 4. Claire is the class brain, Sh: is also a good organizer and with her pleasant personality has made herself a friend to us all. ROYDEN L. BELANGIQB General Wm Club 2, 3, 4g Baseball I, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Recep- tion Committee lg Assembly Pro- gram 3. Royden, the male half of this year's corridor couple, is a sure candidate for success and happiness in the years to come. He has b:en active in sports during his four years here and has excelled in foot- ball. He wants to join the Navy after he graduates. We wish Roy the best of luck in whatever career llc CITKCFS. STEPHEN E. BEMIS College Steve NY'ashington Club 3, 4 Cl7ance Conimitteejg 44 Club 3, 4: .lun- ior Prom Committee 3, Freshman Reception Committee 45 Senior Re- ception 3: Student Service 4, As- sembly Program lg Intramural Bas- ketball 4: lfditorial Board 4. You will meet Steve any week- day morn creeping through the front entrance at about 8:05. Tall and quiet,'l his favorite pastime is undoubtedly the automobile. You will hntl him any weekend in the old '41 Nash, starting out for Con- necticut and home.', Steve is a familiar figure behind the scenes at Hoods Drug Store where he has been employed for four years. LOUISE F. BIQRRYWN' Commercial f 5, 1 ii Lou Football Finale 3, 4,l5Holly.Bgll 3, 45- 2. junior , Prom, fCtmiti1itnoe 3: Frbnqli Club 2: W Club 2, 5, 4: Ottiee Gi.rl',3g Assembly Program I, 2, '31 W ashingtoiaNClublf3: All Xvcstbrook Night 2ffUsher5, Fresh- man iitcecptitsii Cqn1ia'iitted'l4g'Ql1eer- leading 2, 53, 43 Intr mural 'Volley- bull 1, 2, 3, 4g Baskejbal-I 21, 2,:3, 4g 'Studqnt Service' Zxxldonor tlioll- l. Lpiijse 'uery'-,active ,iii sports, es' lgially btsltctbalI..ButJei1en while s1tfp1..y.' baslkqball' she isli hardly diier serious. She isfinlvvaysgready 'with xrubiglgrnile forl everyoiaelx . V - - 4 , I ' ' ' , ' 1 4 I DONALD RICHARD R. BlfR'l'lN Industrial Bert Art Class 1, 23 Baseball I, 2, Ifdi- torial Board 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3, 4 QPresidentjg Industrial Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2. One of the most energetic ph.:- tography fans in the school, Bert has a very well-equipped darkroom of his own. At athletic contests you are apt to see him with his camera getting action shots. He would like to make a career of photography and plans to do so in one of the Air Force's photographic schools. Bert, with his ability to get things done, will surely become a success in this field. B1f.v't1R1.x. ANNE mL.1.INGs General ' - 5 'Bev Band 3, 4g liditorial llsard 4: Prize, Speaking 5: School Play 3g GL:-E Club'2 4SecretaryJ, 3, 4: A.ssemb'ly Prograim 1. 2, 3, 4: All-State Chorus 4. I Bevglikes 'to give parties andvdimes so frequently., She spend! he! sum- nicrs at her parents'f cottage on Long Island in Casco 1Bay. Bev would like tolbecome aoteacher and I plans to go .to QP1irliam,'XStatf,,f TC1Cl1Cf1iCllllCgC. 'She enjoys play- ing Ilii,lJLlI',l1lgl1 school band, play- ing tlie one 'gilockenspiel that we have-and does so rather well. Sl'lIRl.liY .IIQAN ISLXOIYGITIHIAA Comiuereial ,V ' ' I Y V Shirley litisdtraveled quite 'a lot in the last, four years. .In her sopho- more year she went to Thornton Academy ,and later went to'Florid4. Now she spends some 'vic'ekends,,?nti vacations inNConneeticut. .Nisiting Angelone's after Chevdrus or the movies is a tradition with Shirley. H Her snaall, stature vVon't permit heir' to liangher oven coatfup in 'the top locker, soathe Calls ofiffklaek Ander- son' tp be her butlee. On ISundays, she iean be found workirlg 'lat the W'estbrook Dairy. ' 'Z il'tL1.1AM,H. BRAGDON General, , ' V lVIimi' W Club 2, 3,245 Basketball 2, 3, 4 CCG'-C ptainjg Baseball l, 2, 3, 42' Frenciv Club, 25 Intramurals. 4, ' It is, the opii1.ion'of the Claasyoi 'SSithat Bill is one of thotgrleatest baslgetball players every to flair Wlestern Maine. But whether l.l1e is on the baskefbgll eourtx of lhsielass lie puts his wonderful' personality io definite advantages Bill is plan- ning to attend the University of Maine next year.