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

 - Class of 1956

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Westbrook High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Westbrook, ME) online collection, 1956 Edition, Cover
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W- W. if may DEDICATION In expressrng our apprecratron we are speakrng not only tor the puprls ot Vfestbroola l-lrglr School but for all ol Westbrook S present and future generatrons We dedrcote thas edrtron of the Blue and Wlnrte to you tlwe employees ot the S D Waren Company who so generously made the Warren Cen er nral Gyrnnasrum possrble We wash to extend our deepest gratltude and apprecvatlon to Dr Anthony G L Braclrett who has been the superintendent of Westbrook schools for enght and one half years He himself a graduate of Westbrook Hugh School has proved an educator of superior qualltues Under hrs leadership the curriculum has been expanded and Improved Has drlagent work has made possible not only the new hugh school but also two other build ings For years to come the clty wall continue to owe much to Dr Braclcett . . . , 1 ,M..N....5 ,sq ,WW mr Www gjllfl? Www. swim 'N -fu ,M-.-...Q ...,..., 'Mn My Principal ROY A. ROBINSON AB. Bowdoin: A.M. in Ed. Columbia Advisor: National l-lonor Society HELEN G. EATON Graxfs Business College T '! .W PAULINE W. ABBOTT l-lead ot the l-listory and Government De- partment A.B. Colby College Supervisor ot Library HARRIET M. ADAMS Latin and English A.B. Boston University Acivisor: Sophomore Class: Latin Club EDWARD BOGDANOVICH Biology: Commerce and lndustry Holy Cross: B.S. University ot Maine l-lead Coach ot Football and Track Director ot Physical Education from Febru- ary 27 DAVID M. BROOKS Director of Dramatics English: Speech A.B. Emerson Advisor: Senior Class Lett Westbrook l-ligh School, February 27 GEORGE E. BURNHAM Industrial Artsg Vocational Sheet Metal Gorham State Teachers College: I. C. S. THEODORE P. CHANDLER Mathematics and Science Assistant Coach ot Football B.S. University ot Maine: Ed.M. I-Iarvard University Science Club. MARIAN V. CHICK Head ot the English Department A.B., A.M. Bates Advisor: Yearbook? Graduation ALVEDA G. COTTON Commercial Subjects Shaw's Business College: Boston University Auditor tor Assembly books .. 'ling JOHN P. DAVAN Director ot Atheticst Head Coach ot Bas- Lctbaii Mathematics? Science and History BS. Coibv Coilege 1 EDWARD DeIULIO M me i Q New Engiarid Conservatory ot Musicg B. ot ROGER DOLAN English BA. Bowdoin Coliege: Ed.M. University ot Maine Assistant Coach ot Footbail: Head Coach ot Baseball RUTH E. FAIRCHILD Director ot Vocationai Home Economics BS. Univercity ot Maine Advisor: Future Homcrnakers ot America JEAN HAWES Physical Education: Health A.B. Colby College Coach, Girls' Athletics RACHEL M. HUTCHINSON l-lead ot the Mathematics Department A.B., A.M. University ot Maine Advisor. Senior Class, Washington Club ROBERT LEMIEUX lndustrial Arts: Woodworking B.S. Gorham State Teachers College RENE E. MARTIN French B.S., M.A. Boston College: University ot Maine Assistant Coach ot Basketball and Baseball Advisor: French Club CARL B. JENSEN Director of Industrial Arts: Vocational Edu- cation: Vocational Pattern Making: Vocational Cabinet Making University ot Maine: Bates College: Syra- cuse College '2 FQ SELAH RICHMOND English A.B. Earlham: A.M. Bates Debating G. RONALD SHAW Driver Education: Mathematics Springfield College: B.S. ot Ed. Universiiy ot Maine: Ed.M. University ot Maine Advisor: Key Club MARGARET SNOW Commercial Subjects A.B. University ot Maine: Northeastern Business College: Northeastern Univer- sity Advisor: Junior Class: Newspaper 'The Blue Linell RAE H. THOMPSON Commercial Subjects Maine School ot Commerce: University ot Maine: University ot Colorado: Bates College Secretarial Club BERNARD J. SILVA Assistant Principal A.B. Bates: Bowdoin: Ed.M. University ot Maine: Boston University Guidance Director Advisor: Junior Class: Student Council CHARLES TRACY . Industrial Arts: Vocational Machine Shop Gorham State Teachers College Advisor: Industrial Club QUENTIN R. UNGER Physical Education Qhio University: B.S., Ed.M. Springfield College: Columbia Advisor: Club PATRICIA COPELAND English and Speech B.A. Emerson College Senior Class Advisor: Camera Club Advisor? Dramatics RICHARD GETCHELL Biology, Commerce and Industry BA. Bowdoin College X, Y 21 I in . it Patricia Anderson Honor Roll 4: Sludvnt Council 3 4' Class Irvasurgr 3' Band 2, 3, 4 -and Richard Babb Cfrunvral Dick Intramural Volleyball 2, 3i Chorus 3: French Club 2: Washington Nw Club 3, 4. Robert D. Belrose Collvgf Bob Baskctball Managnr 2, 3: Track 32 lntrarnural Basketball I, 2, 3: Thrrgu-Act Play 33 Frgnch Club 2, 3' Kcy Club 3, 4' Club 3, 4: Ycarbook 4: Asscrnblrvs 3, 4. Ethelyne Billings Collogc E Hia National blonor Sociaty 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2: All Westbrook Nrght 33 Plays 2, 37 Nwwspapcr S-gcrutary 4' Ygarbvok 2, 3, 4' Y, WW Club 47 '44 Club 3, 4: F rfb Club 2 3 I tl 4 Washrngton Club Pr.:s'dun 1 3, 43 Frrrld I-lock-'y Qi BGSIQ-tball I, 2, 3' I. brarran 4. Cornrncrcual CIWOYU paper -i Lauretie Bertin s I, 2, 47 F. H. A. Ig Ncws- 4y Asscrnblrcs I, 2, 4. Elizabeth Bloomer College Batty 1 National Honor Socrcty 4: Honor I Roll 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4: All-Stat-. Band 3: All W-'stbrook Night 2, 3: Yuarboolr 3, 47 '44 Club 4: Washington Club 3, 41 Art Club I:Ca -4' Ass- rnblics I, 2, 3, 4. rn.-ra Club 2: Pnz-5 Speaking Co'nmfrcral Pat William Annis Industrial 'BrIl Honor Roll I, 2: Industrial Club 3, 4. Theodore Belanger Industrial 'T-'x Transtcrrucl from Gorham. Camcra Club 4. v 'n 43' David Bois, Jr. Cwri- al Daw I-lmnn' Rall I, 2' Basfball I- Track Thomas H' Bloxam 3, 4' l'tra u.'a1s: Vflqyball 47 N Baslc-jfball 2, 3, 4' N-'wspapvr V'iB '5l T2mmY 'Pigs d.-fzl 4' Y-'arbroif 4' Kvy Irafsiurwd :'Cf 3 B'dgtfo Acad Club 4' Fr.-rich Club 3' Industrial - Wy S-'r' or Ycam Club 3. X.VJlrsSI'I rgfrin Club 4. Basil P. Boobas Wayne Bonney C-fn 'Gl COMCQK, Chrvus Accrovoan si I, 2, 3' Stu- N + I W H S t 4 H dwnt Conductor I' All Wl'stbro0x ahorxa ohm oc'-' v 1 onor wh P H2 Wi. yr I, , , 4 Roll I, 2' Invafvwural Football 47 N9 l M W3 2 3 K O b3 4 Sfhool Play 2' Om-Ari Play 2 vy u , . Y-'arboolr 3, 4' Kry Club 3, 4' Fr-'nrh Club 2, 3' Prizm' Spwalcinq 2, 3: Assqmbliqs I, 2, 3, 4' Mvtvopol- :an Piano Scholarship 3. Janice Boucher Bowling I: Chorus 2, 4' A - Chorus 4' Nuwspapvr 4' Aft C. ri.-ral Jan Honor Roll I, 2, 47 Ass.-rnbli-'s I Vollwball lf 7' Nathan A. Braclceft II S'at Club C4ll 3' lvllyball 2 3 44 I, 2' Cam-tra Club 4. lpllamllla 'l Club 3, 4- Wash hgh: Ci. Camura Club 4' Assfn 3' All W-'stbrffl N ht I 3 S Bette Browne James Bryan CfllI.q, J , Chorus 4' Play 2: Ass-'rnbl--is I, 2 X 1 3 4 Bas-ball I: Brislvtnil I 3 F I ball 3, 4' Ir'ira'f'ural 2, 3' Plfiys 2: Like Club 3, 4- 44 Cnr, 4' Washihqt'h Club 3 4 C3 Boys' Statf 3, sfqaiy. f ,Mx Philip E. Butterfield General lillvdi' Class Prvsidrght lg Siudgnt Council I' Basirvtball l, 2, 3, 4' Baseball 3' lrrtramural Volleyball 3: Wash- rwgtori Club 3, Ali Assvmbllcs 3. Albert Caron Coll,g,' 'Al'- Baseball !' Football 41 Track 3: l i'oh'vuralV1llk'ybf1ll l, 2, 3' Club 4' 44 3, 4' ladlh Club 4. Richard Cairns Genvral Dick Bas-ball l, 2: lmrfwrurais: Voll-y ball 2, 3: Bowling 2, 4: Baslr-tba 2, 3' Washrrgtoh Club 3, 4. Loretta Chaisson Collwg-' Chfvus 3' Fr-inch Club 2, 3, 4' A Club I, 27 Woshrhqloh Club 3, 1' Crm -ro Club 3, 4' Y-'arbofal' 4 N' .-.spam f 4. Beatrice Catherine Burlce Gvinfillil NBKNGW Chorus 3, 4' Lromr fm 3' P. H. Fr. 3: Carwwr Club 4' Washington Club 3, 4 Assvmblr-'s l, 3, 4. Ann Burton C10V'3VVlr'Vf,l5l llldhnnll Chorus 2, 47 Bahd I, 2, 3, 4: All- Statv Band 3: All Wcstbroolc Nrghl l' Asscrriblics l, 2, 3, 43 All'Siatf Chorus 4. David Burton Glinlillll Daw' Basvbrill l' Baslwtbrill I' lnlrri murals: B r-lrrq 4' Football 2' Llbreirrorr 2. Barbara Ann Buteau Lo'r1rm-rcral Barb lrvld Hoflr-'y 33 Nvwspapfr 4: Sgarciarial Club 4, Vice Prvsrdcrrl: Washington Club 3, 4. my dw Fmgh flung 2' Cam,-'5 Clu Sidney Colby David J. Craw rnrmirca Daw b 4. Charles Conner -Q-fue C liasfctba Liv uni nal 2,3 B 5 Ba c 'I 3' Was? 'gif' CLE: 3, 4. ' H- 1 l Varian 3, 4' llutmf- 'lvaflm-rs 4, ' George Davis ,de..D-l' 'ix' Joanne Delcourt Cf'r 'v.': ai 'Jon Swv-tfval Club 4? F. H. XX. l, 2' N-usurp,-r 4: Ass,-rnblf-Q I. 'Q' Marilyn Lois Dobson Ccrrmcrcial Clvfwus 2, 3, 4' AIIASMHT-' 3, Ali Wasln 'gtor' Club 3, 4. Donald Delisle Th fd HCM-r industra' Dov Nat onol Homo' Soiigty 47 Honor Roll I, 2, 3' Clio-'us 4: All West brook Night 4' Usliwr at Becca raw-'ata 3: Irdustral Cluo 3, Pres 3-'nt 4. Dorothy A. Edgerley CC V YTC'f al D O Sfirbali I: VC -yoal I, 3' News rap' v Club 44 S-'cviowi' Cub Carrie E. Gallant Commrfrcral ufarriv Assvrnblics I, 2: Clnorus I, 2. Rosaire Gervais John A. Garrity Industrual Industrlal Club 3, 4. Laurent T. Giguere David Ferris Gcncral IIFOXI' Basketball Ig Football I, 27 Vol- Icyball I: Club 3. Eugene A. Francoeur Industrial Gene Intramural Baslcctball 3: Inclustrlal Club 3, 4. Robert L. Field Gunural Ivan Kvy Club 4: Industrrnl Club 3 Assvmblrvs 4. Bertha Gagne Commcrclal Volleyball 3: Studvnt Councr Trvasurvr 47 Assvmblrvs I, Ncw, papvr 41 F. I'I. A, I, 2. Andy Industrral Rosy G I HG. H Uslwr at Baicalaur-'atc 3: Honor umm h It Iiqy ROI: r, 3. rmdmrfrr Club 3, 4. BOWIHQ 4v C mug 4. BM .-mar 41 Ass.-mblrr-5 2: Play 2: All Wran- broolr Nrght I. Robert Girard B is s 2' V'II. ,P-i I 2' Bw, L, 2 I l'r 'u'.iIs: S 'iiiili j' I, 2' Baal--f:'iI I 2 CMD I, 2, 3, 4' All W.3i- N war 2, xxfmf- WM- Rw' nic- i- nav 2, Shelia Green Pwnm C1 l, 2, 3' Int ,.'is: Vo NL I 2,3'l3n. 'f:2 3'B3nf1 Ymbow fi' Fveflv Club 3 I II. fx. I 2, 3, 4gViC1 si 1' Art 2, 3' Lfwwm Club Luo 2' Assfevzz ws I, 2, 3 -4' S-rr-'taral Luo 4' All Stair Banc Norma Elaine Gordon 49-'-'lil Bari I 2, 3, 4' CI'1f'us 2, S-'iv iE1',' Va'c'fm -4' Wasnifgt fab 3, 4' AQ Club I' Cie'-'a 5. Marie Hansen lin'-'3 Y3p3IC'dI rl H rRnII 3' Ass-Wvbii.-s 4' tarial Club 4: W Cliilu 2, 3, 4' Sri'-'levy 4' CLw.w'I.'a:ii-' l, 2, 3, A X 3 4' Laplmn 4' Clliri-' fzirl 2, ' Uslmr at Graduatfm 3: Uslw-'r at All Wistbmck N glwt 4. f 3 7, . X. Calf -' ,,,-i ,4,n,, XL I ,Jinx-12 I ,,!.1n ,, ,l .. f 1 IndL.sZ'aI Club 3, . K Theodore E. Harriman Gi rwral Tvd Assinb -5 I, 2, 3, 4' Fcfitoall I, 2, 3 lanifin 4' V I' ,bill 2, 3 3- W Club 1, 2, 3, 43 K., l ff- nun Priscilla Mae Hati 43 - i, 2,3 4 m1iu,2 ,hm r'rIw ' IVYCU v',j'rarv3 .. Margaret Louise Hebert P. . 5 U I C'o . ,F 5- ' nf' ff , , ,4' ,- Ban 'Wash ngffin C ub , ' Aff ,num i , '-a If , ' EE' H I, Hilda Hillock s rig. -.L -. UG Richard Hodgkins Trarrslcrr-,d lrom C Imr 3. lf Audrey Keith Commercial Softball I, 2: Chorus 3, 4. Carolyn Kneeland Corrrrncrc al Carolg' Band I, 3, 4' Clworus I, Sccrrgtary 2, 'I'-'asu'-r 4' Irrlrawrura Vollvy- bill I, 2, 4: Washnqton Club 3, 4' S-'crvlarral Club 4, Srcr-'tary' Assvrriol - 5 I, 2, 3, 4' Y-garbfwl 4 Raymond King lndustrral Ray I-Iorror Roll I, 43 Intramural Bas- katball 2, 3, 4: Industrial Club 3, 4. Studfrrt Council I, 2, 3, 4: Sfcrc- lary 4: Intramural Vollcyball 27 Clworus I: F. l'l. A. Ig Sccrctarial Club 4: Ncwspapr:r41 Ycarboolr 43 Class Swcrctary I, 2, 3, 4: Ollicn' Girl 3: Asscmblivs I, 2, 3, 4: Vic-' Prvsrdwnt Soutlrwigstvrn Mains' Stu- dunt Council 3. Joan LaBrecque Cwrrrrrrijlfldl HJOEIH EH Cfvnvrol Ural Lillian Hoplrins COVTIITI-'YCIEII Ilcwfr Roll I, 47 Assrrr' , . N-iwscnrv' 4, Ass slant ld Srgcrftarral Club 4. Andrew George Jensen Coll-'gc Anfzx I final Ilmror SN'-ly 4' Iotra Rena Jones mural Voll-'yball 2' Bowlrg 2- Clrorrs 4' Barbr sl'rop 4' All Xlffvgir I i'i'i 1 LNOCIQ NRM 4- Latm Club 4. Sk llairfnfrl Horror Socrrly 4 Club If 2. Roll I, 4' Baslwtball I, 2 3 4 If Iryball 2, 3i Softball I 2 3 r I-Id Hoclr-'y I, 23 Yvarbo XVI Club 3, 47 I44 CILI V'.5r1cl1Club 2' Lain Club 4 Pri Sccalrng 27 Qllrcg Girl 3 ra B 1 II Sw: Q III I 'I' Irdun PYVIIYY Cf- W , ,A f 1 V 3 4 Bask toe' 3 4 NX' Annette LeBeI Q ' '- ' ri I'TwIn CIWHIIS I, 2' AI' Vfvstbvmwk NIQIWI I, 2' As5w':'bII.'s I, 27 N.NspI1p,v 4. Wilfred Leighfon CoIIvgvg XWIIIIN' Nat :Pax Hive' SC: Qty 4' HIonov pf' I, 2: Stud-ft CCMCI 2, 3' Bash-tcax I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4' T'a'r 3 Capto P' IrwfvaWuraIs I, 2, 3, 4' W Club 3, 4' Kvy CIUID 2, 3, 4- 44 Cub 4' Cass Prvgid-'nt 7, 3' A3svr bIy 2, R' 'la Donald Manneit l dustfal D Ba Nh nd I, 2, 3, 4' Al Wlstbrook lg I4' lndustrnl C'ub 3, 4. Lillian Merrill 577 Qfrqnw, ,f dl MSVS Sffibnll lVlf'fx wil Vflllvybfill l 7, 3, 4' Chains l, 3' lxXff15h.nq Cl:Ia3,4TS r-if1'f1 Club 4' ss-'vbl-5 l, 3' l.b'1'fi' ?. Robert D. Levesq ue Collfgr Bsb' Q Bascball l' lntmmiwals: Voll.-y hall 2 Bowling 2' Nfwspap r 4 Edlcr: Ycarbool 4' 44 Club 3, 4 F nch Club 2, 3, 4' Ass- r'blfs Cf., ,. :flaw Paul Lucas rals: Ffotball 4' Baal- hall 4- Ku, Club 3, 4' F'-n rw Cub 3. Barbara Ann Lyden ' HI Bam Lh us 4 Cam-'m L uri 2, my . X Sandra Madsen d I fn-val Sand, BMI-'lball I, 2, 3, 4' f '--- ,will I 2 3, 4' Bowling 47 Pulrl Hcvlcvy 7 Shirley Ann McLellan Comm-irclal Sam' Hfwnrlr Roll I: Sludvnt Cfuurcll 47 F-'lo I-Irtlfey I, 2' 44 Club 3 4' Fl-'nah Club 2, 3i Washington Club 3, 47 Cnmvra Club 4? Sven'- ff3'lril Club 4? Class Vim' Pvwsrd-'nl 4' Asslmbllvs I, 2, 4' All W-'st- bvfwk Night Ushcr 27 Ywarboolc It D'qfl GlllSl Slalb 37 Ollim' Gwl 2, 4' D. A. R. Award. Martha Merrill Salutatovlan Cfwl,q.' Nfatfnal I'lfll'lOY Sflf-ly 3, 4' Roll I, 2, 3, 41 Vmllfybfall 3' fill XX!.stbmolc Nlqht 3: 44 Club 3, 4, Vim' Prvsld-'nit Wash' fqtfr' Club 3, 4, S-'Cr-'tary' Put Cub I, 2, 3' Corn-'ra Club 3, 4, P:-sd-'Mt Assfmbllws I, 2, 31 flmduatlon Ushc-r 3: Yfarbfnolr 3, 4, ldtm-ln'Chll-l 4. 3' W' Cl ub 4? Lvbravlnf 4. iw lx '. r Rowena May Merrill 1.1.0 F Q- r knuliy , 4- ll -A 77 2 3 u: '-'-N Stat- 3 . Pwrtca l, 2 3 4, Q'fCfauz.i Alfon Miller f T':ai l 2 3 4' V' l-'lim 5 A F i L' -- . l Y 3 M in , , 3 .1 li 1 C .r 17 7 4 Y'. 1Sl':tfr 7 4' 'ilu V l 4' Uslwr 1 'x'1:i.1t:,' K' 77 'ls Rzlmt' T : '. 3. Patricia Anne Mockler x 1 pflfi . . . , Janice Lorraine Mondville 1' i' 1 K sf' Jw l'l sql fl k ' -' if lim ll' 'NS 2' FH -'1 2' XWW-ll VWTUV llwr'-'v ROV 3' flvrvus l, 21 SHU- ilnm X 4' S' Tama Cliilu 4' pid Qub A1 Cqm,-rf, Club Q, 3 Nil-2:22-' 4' ASS-M01 2- -1 S. H.-:ary 44 Art Club I, 2: Y-faslinstcf Club 3, 4' Frvnch fun 7 3, 4' 44 Cub 3' AS5vm' lil-f, l, P. b av Er ,S me-156 W' aft, Barry Morse Barry ' Sandra Nicoletti Vg, 4i'rfmra i :yi Translfrrvd from Catlwdfal l'l'3 Philip Nielsen B l tl l' I All XY!-'tbfcl N lil . is M is QMSM in Nancy-Lee Nielson Club, Prrsid--rt 4? Wfnlrf Club 3, 4' Pri- Sawing 7. 'limfrr Rf' I' Asa- 'nlil-'S l 2 if -,is-.3 Frederick A. Noaclx llonor Poll I: Stud--nt Ccuncll 4 bool: 3, 4: '44 Club 3, 47 Xlffaslw lnglon Club 3, 4. Cnllvgv 'IFrCd Class Prvsldunt 4: lntrarnural Bas- Ivtball 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4' Ycarr Patricia Peachwall CNW,-foal 'Patti' Svcrftanal Club 4: Frijnfln Club 2, 3. Anne Marie Pedneauli Crfnrnvroal Clwnrus I, 27 washmgm Club 3 Tefesa Pelleflef Nwrspapvr 4: Assvrnbllvs I, 2. Convrr w.-r flnl li-ny A se I Patricia Peterson Gcncral Patty Clvorus l, 2, 3, 4: All Westbrook Nignt I, 3, 4: Ncwspapcr 47 Li, branan 3: Washington Club 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Assunbllcs 2, 4. Richard K. Plaisied Industrial IIDICIKI Honor Roll 3' All Wcstbrook N glnt 4' Ari Club I- Industrial Club 3, 4, Trrasu'-:r 47 Uslicr at Graduation 3: Assr,-fnblns 2. 3, 4: Intramurals: Bowling I, 2, 37 Volleyball I, 2: Baslcctball 2, 3, 4- Paul E. Phillips, Jr. Industrial Honor Roll I: Football 3, 4: 'lraclr Band I, 2, 3: Washington Club 3, ' 4: Industrial Club 3, 4. David Poirier Industrial IDGVHI Ass-grnblnss 3, 4' Industrial Club Trnnsfvrr-'d lrorn XX!lV7dl'15'Y' lllqli. llworus 4C S-:Crrlarlal Club 4TCarr1- -wa Club 4' F. I-I. A. 4: Wasnlng- ton Club 4- Nizwspapur 4' Assfgrn- bllCS 4. if? Sylvia Marie Pomerleau 2 2 S. 5 'fb' l' l'Kf f 'SA V Maurice Presion 2 3-B115--:Liv l, 2, 3' LF 'f l' wk, x Lbwrw I. Just ii lndusval Club 3, 4' fi- 'K-' Ciwb 4 Judith Ann Saunders Rita Saindon u ii F 'fli Club 2, 3, 4. , ' gf,-1 Q. -3-' ludy Easwtoa I, 2, 3, Crxfiutivw 4 d H -vbni l, 2, 3' Y-'avbfmlc 3, 4 'W Oulu 4' Fi- Nflu flub 2, 3, 4? XfqiSl'lirQlf-W Club3 4' Olliru G-l 3 4' Ass-g 1bl -'S 3 4' Stud-'rf Criufwl 4' Class Tr-'asuvrr 4? lQ.f'-vw'-'rw 5 Lilvmri, Ummm 4' 44 Club 3, 4, Svcrflmy 4. -YR Carol Ann Shaw CO 'lV ij'C'G7 Clwcws l, 2, 4' Ngwsoapqr 4 Washington Club 3, 4' F. H. A. W I Ass rvbi 5 l 2 4 A I ' qw . - 'afzr '35 , if 'A in A Quo 3, 4' Ass-'fo -S 3, 4. vs' Vs, Robert A. Sirois l-gust' a Boo l'1I'x .. :lS Engl,-mall 2' Vf3ll-'V ami! l 3' Cf -e 4: Ai' 'xY!,gstbrf'L N gh: 4' Pvt Club 4' lfdustr a R229 2 TZ? 23 Joseph O. Shaw Vfalvdiclfg' an CO,l.g., Joi. Natfmal Hcwiiv Sci-114, Hain V Rfwll l, 2, 3, 4- Plnys 2, 3' Asif his I,2, 3' 44 Cao 3,4 K, Cub 3, 4' Ulfasf qv Cub 3, 4 Vasu'-' 3, 4' Sv. Cho l' Usl' 1' rvfvl u ' 3 Larry E. Slade l-dustfi Lv' Bfmfl l 2 3 4' f' SMU B1 'l3 Crwfms 3, 4- lfdusthil Cub 3, 4 Robert St. Pierre fgyi, Henry Thayer lrrdustrral Club 3, 4. Robert Tourangeau Collcgc Bob Baslcgtball I, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 4: Basvball I, 2: Intramural Vol- lvyball I, 2, 3? Traclc 32 Club 3, 4' '44 Club 3, 47 K-'y Club 4? Frcrrch Club 3, 47 Class Vrcli PrcS'- dbnt I, 2: Assgmblrvs I, 2, 37 Student Councrl I, 2. Thomas L. Tuttle Collcgc Tutt Natronal Honor Socrgty 42 Honor Rcll I' Basr-ball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslrrt- balf I, 2, 3' Intramurals: Vollry- ball I, 2, 3, 43 Bowlrng 23 Baslcut- ball I, 2, 3, 4: '44 Club 3, 4, Pr-'srdvnt 4, Kuy Club 2, 3, 43 Frvnch Club 2, 3, 4' Washington Club 3, 4' Club 4: Asswm- blws 4' Studvrrt Councrl 3, 4, Prvsldrlnt 4. Industrral Bob Baslcctball I' Football I: Intrar mural Bastctball 3: lrrdustrml Clul., Industrral III'lvnry Mary Louise Sweetsir Cor'rrrr.'rc,raI Mary L N-'wspaprir 47 Ass- rrbl-s I, 2 Top Tvn Dano' Pair, 4' UII cu I: ,. Robert Thompson Cwn.-ral B In ttfnrror Roll I' VI4 Club 3, 'I Camwra Club 4, Assrstavt Tr rs urvrq Washrngton Club 3, 4. Norman E. Trafton, Jr. Guntzral Em Football I, 2, 3: Plays I, 2, 3, 4' Klgy Club 3, 43 '44 Club 3, 4' Club 3, 4: Studcnt Svrvrct' I, 2, 3: Yuarboolc 47 All Wr'stf brook Nrght I, 2, 3, 4: D. J. at Danccs I, 2, 3, 4. Gladys Vance Commvrcral Gladrv' TrarrsIr,'rr-d from Dwvrrng 22 Art Club 2, 3' Carrrlgra Club 45 Nwws papa 4. 'K Donald Waterhouse f1 :C3i.:i A' SP-'alrur l , 1 DF' ls' Torn Waters f 1 -2 V 5 4- if- , S Q 9 l Y 3 4' loT'a'w.ral B-wil-'Z ii H H Y 3 4' f ,s 4' l'dLiSf 1lCLir Minn' Rn! l' Ai FCUDA l 2 3 , A SN, rg ,ew 4, ASW f- 3- W Cub3 4. J H ? ? 4' lclm' .lt f-'im ' X N ' J 'NV' Peter Wescoff n ual Nifl. L1Str,i'C7uD 3, Thomas Wilson Industrial Basl-'tbail I, 3. 47 lndustria 3, 4. 'Tomw 56 -W-A ff' K . we Janice E. Wood L0 J, nr, T'a L.':i V l.,kmll li Bird l, 2 3 44 Stun-nt 3- Af Sw Elaine B. Young 'G 3 4' Y-wbfvfl 4' 44 Q 3 4' F'f il' Club 2' Wf1Slwv'.q? L as' uc 3, 4' Cawwwa Club 4. Waller D. Young l dust'ai lo- A C , wear: N an 4- i-'mf' ,' uo3 4. il f'w3 Ns fxsbsl2 Alfred LeClerc Everett Davis Gunvral lFr ti' Transfr-r from Chs:vr:rusJun1orYvar Ff1'nClW Club 4. hall 2, 3: Softball I, 2, 3: Richard Leighton George Hansen Gvnvral Diet l lrtramural Baslcctball 3. fl' 1-r F' Wi' In mr 111111121111 The Senior Class pays tribute to the memory of Anita Pratt who passed away during our Junior year She was active n many extracurricular activities such as Glee Club French Club and Washington Club and she was also a Librarian during her Freshman ar-d Sophomore years l-ler close companions recog nrzed her courage friendliness and versatility l Cvn.-ral 'Trclr' . lntrawwurals: Baskvtball 2, 33 Foot Traclr 2 Viking' 1 . r y 0 ' . I L Vice Pfcsidcmt FRED NOACK SHIRLEY McLELLAN 7 2 llIl0l CALLS O!ic'z'l'J SCCTCUHVEX JOAN LQQBRECQUE Q fb i Tf X SN 'C ' 8 n Mosr anon? IWNCHEVOQ5 MOST TQPQALH-R Qnv i A N I 3 A496 Y ik A 1 C? 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A Ai' U0 'L' ' J ' P 0 1,9.,f A X 'Rafe ' ' L23 '- - J. .. x B J 5 ' W' I i , C fx ne- -,. and i I , WF! 1 X I I Moen Pnmfrac 6 HJJ p IQAQL y In a very strange dream last nught the curtauns ot tume were drawn back and I saw my classmates un I98O Stull at W H S are Jum Bryan superuntendent ot schools un Westorook Nate Brackett pruncupal ot W H S Mary Sweetsur who has taken Mrs Eaton s place un the ottuce Bob Belrose and hus assustant Dave Bous who coach cheerleadung at W H S and Larry Holston who teaches hustory here Graduates ot W H S nave practucally taken over the Unuted States wuth Charles Conner as Presudent ot the U S A and Davud Craw as hrs Vuce Presudent Peter Wes cott us the Chuet Justuce ot the Supreme Court and Dave Eerrus Tommy Waters Ann Burton Phul Nuelsen Ray Kung Andre Lavoue and Dave Pourrer are the a twnt uustuces Carrue Gallant read Presudent Conners State ot the Unuon message tor I979 but she was very nervous as Audrey Keuth the Prcsrdents chautteur kept lookung over her shoulder W H S graduates of 56 have made some pretty strukung unventuons un the past tew years Ruta Saundon unvented a new grow tall meducrne Bob Eueld us testung hus new shark proot duvung suut Poor Bob' Well muss hum' Prusculla Hatt unvented a new devuce contaunung 3463 72I wheel Its not good tor anythung but ut tascunates her no end Joe Shaw and Judy Saunders have rnvented a rocket shup that travels at three tumes the speed ot lught but uts not very practucal tor at that speed you cant see anythung and they havent tugured a way to stop ut Inventors brung to mund the busuness tycoons ot the class Bob Gurard us the gen eral manager of all Eurst Natuonal Stores un New England and us guvung Shurley McLellan he mauor stockholder ot the A81P Stores plenty ot headaches George Hansen owns hus own garage and calls ut Hansen s Garage naturally Lucy Lavugne us Henry Ford Jr s pruvate secretary whule Patty Anderson us pruvate secretary to Presudent Conner Graduates who own theur own chaun ot stores are Fred Noack who owns Hood s chaun stores Boo Thompson who owns Thompson s Shoe Store sellung all suzes from I 22I,f2 and Ruchard Leughton who owns a strung of poolrooms stretchung across the natuon Rosaure Gervaus totes lumber tor S D War en and Duck Plausted owns a tleet ot I7 23l garbage trucks Betty Bloorrer and Norma Gordon are co owners ot the largest stock horse ranch un Texas Joan LaBrecque owns a magnutucent curcus whuch teatu es Annette and Jeanette Lebel are the Tonu twuns you know whuch twun has the Tonu7 among other thungs Barb Landry who swallows a sword nune feet long Nobody knows where she puts ut Also Joan employs Annette Levesque the fabulous ture eater and Bob Tourangeau who thnlls everyone by duvung 250 feet onto a damp sponge balanced on Norman Tratton s head Curcuses brung to mund food whuch brungs to mund some ot the class tamous un that tueld Dave Burton us the chuet chef at the Waldort Hotel whule Eugene Erancoeur us the head brew master at Dawson s Brewery George Davus has replaced Agnes Gubbs on TV Sudney Colby has really gone places as the presudent ot Artusts and Models He employs such people as Beatruce Burke a leadung tashuon desrgner Carol Shaw who makes Parusuan hats and Duck Babb who models short mens clothes Also un Suds employ us Lulluan Hopkuns who demonstrates lungerue I see a number ot people un show busuness too On TV us Marulyn Dobson who demonstrates kuss proot lupstuck Ruta Laruvee models the tur coat on The Bro Payotl . . , , I . . . , V , . . ., , . u 1 . . ., I . 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I v 1 ' u r . . . , , . u - 1 . . , 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 u 1 1 u 1 1 1 ' , . 1 - 1 . , . . . ,, . ,, - , J . , Martha Sas and Cubby Merrnll have therr own TV show The Srngrng Nerrrlg Pat Moclcler teatured her new dance creatron the l-lamba or' TV recently Don Delrsle he rrngmaster ot super Crrcus and Don Waterhou e won the S64 OOO Questron Ethelyn Brl rngs rs appearrng opposnte Basal Boobas rn her own play on Broadway Red Buttertreld and Loretta Chalsson the tamous ballet team a e now appearrng at Tom s Restaurant Through show business he marrrage ot the year rs expected When Sherla Greene was thrown from her buclrrng o oncho she landed rn the lap ot that tapulous onl -rung Paul Phrl ps O course as you all lrnow Wo ld War lll came to ah end ast year when Gen Tom Gag ere whrpped the Russrans at Moscow Gen Tom Wrlson Supreme Com fnander ot the U S Armed Forces today made Maurrce Preston the most decorated oldrer ot World War lll by presentrng hum a medal tor eacn ot the I 24l Russranq e had captured srngle handed Tom and Brll Annrs hrs arde spelled ea rr other n the IOVZ hour ceremony l-lrlda l-lllloclc has been qurte a success as chret coolc and botte waslner to the Nav! but so have Bob Slrors and Larry Slade who are about to be pro moted to Ptc s atter only 25 years rn the Army Admrral Bob Larry credrts the vrctory o Barry Mo se who manned our observatron space satellrte wrthout relret tor the duratron Andy lensen and Wayne Bonney caused ounte a strr by drscoverrrg the planet lenbon o a recent trrp Into space Drclc Carrns established the trrst colony on Jenbon by snrpprng Marne Hansen Frrtz Leflerc and their I2 kuds Sandra Madsen and her I4 and her tamrly Peg t-leoert Trclc Davr therr two sets ot twrn and th ee sets ot triple s and lzlarne and Walter Young Elaine didnt want to change her na'ne there Bette Brown couldn t go to the planet because Tom hasn t returned trom the war yet and Duck couldnt trnd Dottie Edgerly who rs travelrng rn her long o g trarler Srnce A' Muller ano Al Caron establrshed an Arthur Murray Studlo on Jenbon and Paul Lucas set up a oarber shop there thrngs have gone well But there mav be trouble rn the arr tor rt rs rumored that Bob Levesque plans to overthrow the government and set up hrs own dynasty on Jenbon Whether he or Rena Jones hrs top spy have anythrng o do wrth the disappearance ot Bertha Gagne Anne Pednault Theresa Pelletrer and Patty Peterson who were shlpplng supplies to Jenbon rs not lcnown On Jenbon rrght now are Janrce 'Aondvrlle and paul Caron exolorrng the North and South Poles ot the planet Other adventurers ot the class are Bob St Prerre a brg game hunter rn Atrrca Sylvra Pomerleau the amous spy agarnst Russra Janrce Wood the assassrnator ot Stalrn lll and Carolyn Kneeland and Wrllre Lerghton who are plannrng an rnvasron ot Mars But there 1 e people ot the cla s dorng even more rnterestrng thrngs lauret e Bertrn rs Joan Delcourts photographer Joan wrrtes the Mary t-laworth column now Barbara Buteau chaperones Cheverus dance John Garrrtv rs John Roclceteller the thrrd s chautteur Duck lnlodglcln rs strll worlcrno on hrs Mercury Patty Peachwall IS er pectrng her oth lrttle red coupe l-lenry Thayer and Tom Tuttle are retired treeloaders Gladys Vance drrves a Cadrllac ano otten goes shopprng wmth Barbara Lyden the tamous rocket shrp stewardess vhose memoirs appeared rn the Saturday Evenrng post But all thus may come to an end tor Don Mannett predrcts the end ot the world when a tremendous space monster swallows up the Earth next year Tne predlc ron comes trom hrs resrdence rn Augu ta I ' I ' ' a ' ' . 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Lets loolc baclc at the record, Let s travel baclc through the days to September, I955. The class ot '57 is starting another year on the road to tame and tortune. They elected as their leaders President, James Swett: Vice President, Ann Hebert: Secretary, Victoria Clark: and Treasurer, Lubert Lestage. We started out the tootball season with John Bragdon, Philip and Lubert Lestage, Donald Chamard, Jim Swett, Gene McClure, Robert Danis, Joel Hawkes, David Sinclair, Robert Jensen and Arthur Daniels supporting the team in a big way. Helping to support the team were tive Junior cheerleaders, Anne Wormell, Martha Pratt, Mary Poster, with three consecutive years: Patsy Peterson, two years: and Claire Smith trying her tirst year. When basltetball season began, several Juniors distinguished themselves. John Bragdon, Phil Lestage, Pete Beal, Diclz Harvey and Robbie Wormell were important tigures on the court. Prominent tigures temalefwise were Rachel St. Pierre, Viclcie Clarl-1, Marilyn Jensen, Janet Saucier and Pat Burton. Leading Junior Varsity this year is Captain Anne Wormell with Ann Hebert and Mary Poster adding their talents to the team. Supplying the music tor a spirited baclcground was the band which contains a good supply ot '57ers-David Billings, Betty Burnell, Dorothy Bustin, Marlene Chandler, Ronald Cole, Paul Guitard, Marilyn Jensen, Jane Kelley, Diane Knight, Diane Lord, David 9 Cru 9 Martrn Rrchard Moreau NXfrtham Stevens Marshatt Tedtord Norman Vfhr ett a d Deter Swan Ot course wrth every band you must have 'najorettes the Wass o 57 ha twese too Janet Sauce Head Majorette Panshne Grant Ann Grrthth Ann A oe a d Donna Bridges Contrnurng the rnusrcat hne we come to the chorus which certainty sounds be ter wrth the Junrors oartrcrpatrng Ann Aube David Brthngs Mary Boynton Ronad Cote larne Colhns Dorrs Corlrcum Rrchard Courltard Robert Danrets Mary Dyer Bet e Gagne Rosemarx Galtagher Edwrn Hawkes J ne Ketley Sylvra LaCas e Lucr e Larnpron Doris Larrrvee Duane Lord Cartton Mains Thennua Markos Davao Mar rn Mary Morton Carot Osgood Sandra Peters Claire Ptummer Martha Pra t Jae Qorna Peter Swan Carot Wfescott Ruth Wrnter Norman Whrtzerl Martrn Wre'ne Rrchard t-tarvey Duane Knight Treavor Lord Janice Currier and Norna Han en Lea ng the drarnatlc t arn agarn thus year were Sandra Pe ers Ponad C e Thennra Martos Sylvra Lafasse Donna Jensen Mary Morton Pe er Swan B t e Gaz, e Anne Worrnett Janet Saucrer and Wrtham Stevens rnatrrng Art We brook Nraht a hr We have students rnakrng tame schotastlcatty too. The honor stuoen.s agarn ine vear a e .Joan Caron Ronatd Cote Arbert Fietder Thernia Ma nos, Mary Moro. Sandra 'cters A thy. irors Witham tevens Datid rnaIt,Janet Sao ie, Matha Prat, occ t Kc Key Martyn Jensen Pa,ricra Laniets PeQerBu1ton Wihiam Maihott Ann Auoe and Vic.orTa J. . T ernra .,ar os ary Morton andra Peters Mar.na Pratt, et aucier and Wnharn Stevens made the Nationar Hono Society :nies ng. We re prorrd ot our c4a's ot 57 and tm 'u 1 ere. at r 'n ic orne. Janet Saccier, Anne Wo fner. s lag' : A President Vice President GERARD FRANCOEUR PATRICIA HEBERT R1 eg .gyololzomore Kfau Ofhcem RRR R Treasurer Secretary THERESA BARR DONNA COUSENS snug 25 Wim?-1 IQ' 212 Most Lilrc V To Succeed Most Pobuar Bei Pe'sor1a itv' Bic -. DVr.aaL.3 Best Actcr, fkctrc Ciass Cicvue Ciais Musiciar Gas Pita etc 'Aosf Cccberative Mast Pirtaticus Best Lcclvg Ccrridcr Couple Parcrite Tcacbcr: C6155 ialJvl'l!i1fiuvJ GI RI. Kathleen Morabito Patricia Hebert Jafic Libby Prudcrxce Hawkes Jeanne Gaiieyf Aima Richards Etizabetti Brackett Donna Couseris Patricia Hebert Prudence Hawires Patricia Hebert Judith Ames Mrs. Huf',biP3Ori BOY Gerard Frarwcoeur Gerard Fraricoeur Gerard Praricoeur Poriaid Lcgerc Jotw Chamard Patrick Foley Wiiiiam lrigrabam Jett Miitikeri James Deviirw Richard Cote Jett Christensen lameg Pvdrewi Mr. Martin OIJ 1 OH! 0I'0 all S I K In September ot l955, ISO Sophomores entered thc old high school and elccled otticers as tollows: President, Gerard Prancoeur: Vice Prcsioent, Patricia l-ieoert' Sccref tary, Donna Cousenst and Treasurer, Theresa Barr. ificse and Goria l.aBreioue rcoref sented us on the Student Council. Doing well scholastically have been Theresa Barr, Elizabeth Brackcit, Patricia Brochu, Janice Christensen, Donna Cousens, Nancy Cunningham, Patricia Doucette, Gerard Prancoeur, Jeanne Gailey, Marijane Knight, Virginia Lariviere, Caro' Loveloy, Carol McKinley and Kathleen Morabito. We have made a good showing ir thc world ct spo is this year. Those in tootball were Richard Cote, James Devlin, Gerard Francoeur, Philip l.eCrerc, Jet: Mirriker, Richard Roe, Kenneth Secord and Lester Wormell. Pau' Fecteau was manager. Playing Junior Varsity basketbatl were Earl Christerzen, Jett Chriftensen, Vernon Desiardiri, James Devlin, Paul Foster, Gerard Francoeur, Louis Mitton and Ricnard Qoe. Jett Milliken really surprised everyone by making Varsity, the on y Sophomore. You cant say that the boys are the only ones playirg sports. The ma oritf ot inc Junior Varsity in girls! basketball is made up ot such Sophomores as Judith Ames, Shirley Davis, Patricia Doucette, Patricia l-lebert, Darlyne Letebvre, D anhe Maiierall, and Susan Porter. The girls, too, contributed a Sophomore to twe Varsity team, Dcnna fousens. ,rf UDOUQ Ot course these people needed some Sophomores to turnish pep at the games so Janice Christensen, Prudence Hawkes and Donna Skillings joined the cheering squad and Rose Dillenzo and Brenda Faye ioined the maiorettes. Debating is under way again atter 40 years. Sophomores representing us at meet- ings are John Chamard, Jeanne Gailey, Carol McKinley and Kathleen Morabito. There is much talent in our class. Making their debut in All Westbrook Night were Elizabeth Brackett, Donald Brice, Jeanne Gailey, Sandra Hudson, Jane Libby, Sharon Meehan, Susan Porter, William and Jack Seavey. Keeping us supplied with music by playing in the band were Elizabeth Brackett, Janice Burke, Donna Cousens, Barbara Poster, Leo Gosselin, William lngraham, Robert Levesoue, Carol Lovejoy and Joyce Sarty. Blending their voices in pertect harmony in Chorus were Judith Ames, Elizabeth Brackett, Donald Brice, Donna Brix, Janice Burke, Jacqueline Cairns, Joyce Chick, Shirley Davis, Susan Parley, Patrick Foley, Jeanne Ciailey, Patricia Hebert, Cynthia Herring, Donalene Hurd, William lngraham, Judith Kennedy, Donna Kennie, Judith Kimball, Mariiane Knight, Linda Labrecque, Virginia Lariviere, Delilia Leber, Judith Leighton, Jane Libbv, Dianne Mazerall, Sharon Meehan, Kathieen Morabito, Joan Murphy, Linda Plummer, Susan Porter, Carolyn Preston, Dorothy Roma, Judith Shaw, Sally Snyder and Edward Spiller. We have come tothe end ot a very successtul year and are looking torward to two more years ot even better achievement. Patricia Doucette, 58. in 9 3 41, I Sinai' X XA J I gf ,W V jf, ? X f? , 5,5f,'gi,, 3sn, f . ,fig , .f .,,',- i K ' i S A A X. 'K Q? ,ig 4 if Q9 -Q l W F-'ffegl 2 , W :Vw 4 ww -A I, 1 ' V i E5 , I ' 1 lk 4 kjruls ff Exif if -IWVFM A, Lac? r . . 2 i rf. qfaf .Q ,f ,fr ' FRC' LL, , , fa Q mb ,,,f ' FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Albert Caron, Bob Tourangcau, Captain Ted l-larrrman, Tom Waters, Paul Philips, Bob Jensen, Arthur Daniels. Second row: Phil Lcstage, Bob Danis, Don Chamard, Jim Swett, Gene McClure, Jett Milliken, Diclr Cote. Third row: Asst. Coach Ted Chandler, Jim Bryan, Phil LcClcrc, Gerard Francccur, Ken Secord, John Bragdon, Coach Ed Bogdanovich, Joel l-lawlccs, Lestcr Wormcll, Jim Devlin, Dave Sinclair, Asst. Coach Roger Dolan. joofgaf Signals, set, IAZ-3-4 . . . are all familiar words around the gridiron and Westbrook High is no exception. Coach Ed Bogdanovichs eleven finished with but a mediocre 4-5 season record, but went through experiences they will never torget. The hours spent on the practice field tor the Saturday afternoon game, the wins over St. Dom's, Biddeford, Morse, and Brunswick, as well as the defeats from St. Louis, Qld Orchard, Winslow, Sanford, and Gardiner are, along with many others, truly great memories tor the team. ' Maybe the Blazes record wasnt good enough to tear the goalposts down, but they will always be Moments To Remember. Bob Levesque. 6 r' in ll F r ,, ws . ,, an .W M WY ...J 'www-.f 'ia M -5-WSH ir.. v W f' , ZIX 1 NG 5 .133 'wif 11 Ti: Bmw? Q vfq?-QQ fam' Y 9 :Q V sr-'55 4 'Tyr p fl w .f155 i awk , 54 O sslsnoq 51 Bn 4' 0044 7 BASEBALL TEAM Knee-Ing, left to right: Coach Fred Flarlow, Jirn Burrill, rlorrnidas ll-luslcyl Aubc, Dave Morton, Bill Bragdon, Bruce Libby, Captain Gene Waters, Ronnie Estes, Bill Hamilton. Standing, li,-lt to right: Dave Sinclair, Roland Tetrault, Bob Kelley, Pete Beal, Johnny Bragdon, Gene McClure, Don Charnard, Tom Tuttle, Manager Paul Fectcau. 04a! Westbrook copped its second Telegram League championship in five years last soring as Coach Fearless' Freddie Harlow ended a seventeen-year career as head baseball mentor. The l-larlow men posted a I7-5 season record, and defeated the South Portland nine twice in successsion in the playoffs to win the title. Fearless Freddie, a long-time sports figure in the greater Portland area, left the school which he had been associated with for so long with the following statement: When im with Deering next year, try like heclc to beat me, because I nn going to try lilce heck to beat youf' And we might add that with a core of nine veterans and by talring his advice, he will probably find his successor, Coach Roger Dolan, an equal match on the diamond. 3 r . ar ji 'Y -41 'sw 'H' tx x FHEERLEADEQS mi Pratt Wo m l a lU0l ear UIJ The best lcnown group ot girls in the high school is the cheerleading squad These nine girls with no supervision practice regularly twice a weelc on new dri ls and routines to the games During tootoall and basketball season the cheerleaders are alway there cheering the boys whether they win or lose They are always present and in unitorm at assemblies to teach new cheers and lead the old ones Now as the baseball season rolls around its time tor the cheerleaders to put away heir unitorms out we lrnow they ll still be cheering with all the otners in the stand This year s squad consists ot l-lead Cheerleader Marie l-lartseny Martha Pratt Mary Poster Anne Vrormell Patsy Peterson Claire Smith Donna Slil'ings Prudence l-law.es and Janice Christensen. Marie Hansen, 56. .....,..,,,,,J' Q NATIONAL HONG? SOCTPTY J Nl vl lc N' H x Th d o C a J T utt a W M afl0I1a 0ll0l 506109 The National l-1onorSocicty established in l955 at Westbroolc High School rational high school organization which Gives recognition to outstanding students on the basis ot Scholarship Leadership Service and Character Thousands ot students in the more than 6000 chapters ot our best public and private secondary schools are elected every year as members ot the National t-lonor Society The Westbrook Chap er now ha 25 members Two students maintained charter membership They are Etheiyne Billings and Martha Merrill Seniors named to the Society this year are as tollows Elizabeth Bloomer Wayne Bonney Donald Delisle Priscilla l-latt Margaret l-lebert Lillian t-loplcins Andrew Jen sen Rena Jones Wiltred Leighton Janice Mondville Rowena Merrill Joseph Shaw Thomas Tuttle and Donald Waterhouse. Juniors named to the Society are Rona.d Cole Themia Marlcos, Mary Mo ten Sandra Peters, Martha Pratt, Janet Saucier, and Wil iam Stevens. Sophomores are very rarely selected tor membership in the Society but this year we are proud to have Elizabeth Bractett and Jeanne Gailey as members. Basil P. Boobas, '56, 0 W 1 ' ,Q 'K 4 L. 252 PN 224' if-.Q WAS-HNGTCN CLLB -1' B. Tn ost-n, M. Mr r' .P Nancx, S. M:Lv a' Q. Sn J. S-iunor '11 ' MM Broolrs P. Nefrwr, Q. Knrvlano N. G J B. Br a '-r, L. N- N. N-'ls n, J. XV G. E. Bill rigs, B. Burl., Mrs. Hutchinson 7 '51 ' L. Chassov, P. Pm- 'sci B. Lydvn, l'l. hlri M. Jfrbstrr, C. Shaw, R. MN' i, B. Butiau, tj. tl itt, J. Mondv-lle. l'.i.'i wr: J. Bryan, P. Ph l' ps, T. lutili, N. Brticloti D. Babb. Y!I!a.iAingfon C2616 As our yearboolc goes to press thirtyrtive ot us are loolcing toward our Washington trip with high expectations. Vfith our tour chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boissonneau, we hope to visit many important landmarlcs. The Capitol, independence l-lall, and the United Nations Burlding are among these. Not so educational but a tot ot tun will be an atternoon ot shopping at Macy s in New Yort. Leaoing up to this trip have been two busy years ot proiects. Under the guidahce ot Our aovisors, Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. Broolcs, and our otticers, Fred Noaclc, Shirley ficLellan, Martha Merrill and Joe Shaw lpresident, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary and Treasurer, respectivelyl, the Holly Ball, candy and tood sale, and the lunch bar were all great successes. Neither Columbus hor Lewis and Clark spent as much time planning their trips as we have and they discovered great parts ot America, so we have every reason to believe our trip will be the success we all desire. J. YV., 56. f,fW N1 1-5' X Y rv U W LLUB . '- . ,. V Q MXH CM Tm VY Q ,a of siudczrf who have eameo a efhpr :ww-,QA ,A ,vb 31565. The mmf in charge of We t'OD5'1y Q ww gn w ,urea cum: month. Aic, Way tale cfve of the ,L 'EJ -Q ff:1ifH wvi fwffvdi. TPC ' .S fxfivllv wa Mr. uz.Qr'tI1 Unger who t tw Wye 'nw QnQV'i1,Ca'3 wwim U. Mn Edwamiz Bcgoafowfh ta-cw F1 C aic iii :Maia Qsxailcf dwectcf afc Quo fwzcf. 'Wi i f gfffy, we D'-'Q .1-'fi T63 Haw a VCC Preswceft, A Swan' Qeycfa , Mfmc Hffscf, cfs T'ea.we', Aff Mfw-Q Han 6' 56 INDUSTRlAL CLUB First row: D. Parry, A. Miller, R. l-ludson, D. Plaistcd, Mr. Tracy, D. Dtllslc, F. Ricci, T. l-larrirnan. P, Phillips, E. Francocur. Second row: P. Bcrnicr, D. Bragdon, M. Prcston, D. Martin, R. Bfrnicr, W. Annis, R. Staples, J. Earlcy, R. Gregoire, P. Guitard, W. Young, L. Sladc, l-l. Thayer, R. King. Third row: D. Mannctt, R. St. Pi-Jrrc, T, Wilson D. Xxfatvrhousu, R. G-'va 5, A. Lavoi-Q, R. Sirois, J. Garrty, D. Littlefield, M. Fcctcau, G. Higgins, A. Danicl, C, Wilson. ncLlJfria! On September 25, the Industrial Club held its tirst meeting. Activities planned by the club, open to Junior and Senior lndustrial students, include a trip to Massachusetts to visit an industrial plant, a yearly dance, and attendance at the state apprenticeship competition in Augusta. The annual outing held by the club is planned tor the first part ot June. This year's otficers are Donald Delisle, President: Fabbio Ricci, Vice President? Richard Plaisted, Treasurer: and Robert l-ludson, Secretary. Club advisors are Mr. Jensen, Mr. Burnham and Mr. Tracy. David Bois. KEY CLUB First row: R. Fields, N. Tratton, T. l-larriman, J. Swett, Mr. Shaw, R. Bclrosc. Second row: P. Swan, J. Christensen, W. Bonney, D. Billings, P. Lucas, A. Fielder, R. Kelly, J. Shaw, D. Small, W. Stevens. Third row: G. Francocur, W. Leighton, B. Boobas, J. Hawlccs, R. Tourangeau, R. Cole, J. Milliken, J. Bryan, D. Bois, N. Doucette. Je, cm I956 has been another busy and successful year tor the Key Club. Here are some ot the services which have helped make it so. At the start of the year they sold ice cream and the proceeds were turned over to the school, they sponsored a toy drive at Christmas time for the benefit of the less fortunate children of the community, they also took part in a city-wide Polio Drive, collecting 5400. Their able faculty advisor, Mr. Shaw, always came in with a good suggestion when it was needed and was always ready to sacrifice his time to help. The Key Club officers this past year were as follows: President, Ted Harriman: Vice President, James Swett: Secretary, Norma Tratton: and Treasurer, Neal Doucette. All did a great job in leading the Club through '56. G3 . Q. .M -X H41 QW F. H. A. First row: S. Smith, C. Twombly, B. St. Prerre, B. Raymond, C. Poitres, J. Colpritt, M. Fecteau. Svcend row: J. Pedneault, G. Ramsdell, D. Raymond, B. Annrs. Th rd rcw: E. Coll ns, D. Corlrum, J. Hubat, F. Maxwell, S. Lacass-g N. 'lansign D. Hurd, D, Tangua 3 JJ jd. CM The F. H. XX. Club consists ot girls who have talcen Home Economics at least one year whie in high school. The girls attended a district meeting on Qctobcr 25, I955, in Saco where they oecame acouainted with various F. H. A. Clubs trom other schools. A c ub is not complete without a symbol. The symbol ot our cluo is a house sup' oorteo by a pair ot hands, meaning that each member has the responsibility ot' the 'iome in her hands. These responsibilities inciude the care ot the house itselt, the care at chi dren, and her own persoraf care. lt you come in during an activity period, you may tind the girls working on two goas which they have chosen to complete during the year. The first goal is on self- improvemenf and the other on community lite. We have had a woman trom Owen Moore s who tallreo or' hair sty es. She demonstrated by giving Shirley Davis a very oecomirg haircut. Three ot the F. H. A. girls won an apple pie contest. They were Jean Althim, first prize' Barbara Annis, SQCCTO prize: and Shirley Smith, third prize. The meetings are called to order by the President. The toliowirg were elected R. l.-a.ga..f, Mrs. Fairchfo. tor I955 GPG l956: President, Margaret Fecieaut Vice President, Fioella Ma-we ' Zed Vice President, Sheila Greene: Secretary, Joan Colpritt' Treasurer, Donna Qajr' mond' Reporter, Carol Poitras: Parliamentarian, Barbara Annis' Historian, Gloria Pamsf dell' Song-Leader, Sylvia Lafasse. These girls are supervised by Mrs. Fairchild. Margaret Fecteau. -x .Q YEARBOOK EDWORS Seated: 3. Bois, J. Wood, F. Noack, M. Merritt, R. Mcrriti, R. Bcircsf. S-'ccrd row: R, Jvnscn, V. Ciark, P. tiawkvs, A. t-tcbcrt, M. ttacs-rc, J. Christensen, K. Anderson, R Doucvttv, J. Saucier, A. Wormt'lt, P. Burton. Th ro rrw: R. Usher, R. i-taycr, D. Couscns, B. Boooas, B. Biocnxr, E. Brttngs R. Leyesoue, P, Hatt, Ni ss Chick. .76 e gtkforiaf .goal-c As the tinai pages ot the yearbook went to press, a sigh ot retiet rose trom ali the students on the editoriai board. Miss Chick, our hard working advisor, was perhaps the happiest. The statt incorporated many new ideas into the yearbook. This year there is a maximum ot pictures and a minimum ot writing. The statt ot the yearbook has been ted by Martha Merritt, the editorfin-chict, and ired Noack, the assistant editor. q,.,..,. , V Hiiibiv-'V ff is-iv,.x-iv. nw, .M Vl1liP'4019vtfw -'f f 'r ' 'im , Vg - iii Ri IH Hi 4-11 -it ,,.--1 -....., .-..-.... ...-. up-3 l Q Ita:-' ,1:a:-TX Y. W. tuna. iv me-ra, gg-. r bi t, D. Brie-t. S.-at-'cz W. Carter, J. Saunders, D. Hen-yt, A. He Stasdirg: R, I-layer, L. Ctiaissee, N. Treitee, M. Jer-sen, R.J CneS. No yearbook can be pubtislwed without the busiriess stag. Judy Saunders and Pegqy Hebert have led several ottmer students iri securing advertisements. Every busi- fess main, dub and organization was so'ieited by a member ot the business statt. is mv as anna-MAA-1.nAf-strung wana-w M,-owen-ng: IEDM 81, il'l'8 NEWSPAPEK i-rst row: E. B ings J. LaBrc:i:iue, H. Cot-3. 5-L.OV'CiYCVf1 QNX!-1-' V. Clark, P. Mocklvr, I.. ttock ns, Trgufw, G. LaBr-tout, ij. Bits. Th rd icy.: C. Sha.-, l.. But n, G. Vance, T. Pelletier, A. Pccnvault, A, Lcbci, l.. Blanchard. Fourth roy.: Q. ttarsoa,-,, D. Eogcrly, A. l-lebert, lf. Young .. I.-fool, A. Ltvvsouc, P. Bwtcn, L. Lavgrv, F. R. Merril, B, Gagnc, B. Buttai., J. fijccurt, P. Breclnu, L. Cha 5554 J. Boucher, P. l- :br:'t, M ss Snow. VUCUJIJGIQUI' C2616 This year a new club was formed again atter a lapse ot several years. Early in the year, otzlicers were elected as tollows: David Bois, President: ,loan l.aBrecque, Vice President: Ethelyne Billings, Secretaryg Helen Cote, Treasurer. Also elected were editor, Robert Levesque and assistant editor, l.iliian l-lopkins. Club advisor is Miss Snow. Every three weeks the club puts out a school newspaper called 'lThe Blue Line. lt sells tor two cents and has proved to be very popular, giving pupils a chance to express opinions and to tind out what others are doing. As each edition came out, more teatures were added. The tirst paper consisted ot only two pages. The tirst was the toughest but each succeeding time it became easier to edit, and better to read. Some ot the regular teatures in the newspaper were outstanding personalities, editorials, club news, tashion tips, and the record polls. The last improvement on the newspaper were colored lettering, jokes, and cartoons. The ciub put on a dance called l Mood in Green ' tor St. Patricks Day. All ot you who would like to write and spend some time on the publishing ot The Blue Line, come to the tirst Newspaper Club meeting next tall. V. Clark, A. l-lebert. 'xx 15533 ' :f CAMERA CLUB Frst ff D.ThfX'rrs1n,i.Bekmii, M. Mm' l, J, Mfndvllrg, P. Hail, P. Carer, Stand rg: li Cct- T, P. ll.-tr . C. Fig, T. B- Evgr r, V, Dqsiardir: D. Crav-., l.. Cha sson, N, Brackctf, B. Bogoahn, S. M:Lc ar, R. Jensen B. Bixk-c, J. Boucher, P. Daniels. aHl0I'a ll J ' Cf I This year the Camera Club, again unoer the able guidance ol Mrs. Bicknell, is really doing a barg-uo iob. We have i5 memoers fhis year, who are all working to make the crub a success. XX7e had our annual trip io Jackson and White Studio, and we are now olahning an Fr. State Camera Club Festixal, fo be held at W. I'-l. S. in May, at which time the c' ab wi soonsor a bhofo contesi. We will also have movies and speakers io 'cunofout an a foay orogram for amateur shuiter-bugs. Bob Jensen, 57. 42 QM Fqofp 7' iff if 19 P 7 ' 2 QUEBEC 4tfEj,, I MAME If WESTER ook I V1 411 ' A4LQ'g,,N4L,Jr-x f' X !-C. X f S ff X J I 'TN L N 9 fa 5 2 W 4 F5 7 fu f U HP r' mwphc BUG m r,fTW fwvnq x. 5 Q WL 'v VTWTF WLV' 'W f 3 LW 'I Ng L fx U 1 UIC JLLFK. N .of lalllfll X 'X Cfiffq, W! VW OWNL LOVOV V1 Obf 1 L 'vw U M ww 1 Ll U6 OL L 6: fM1 Q 5 ruff' ff nm V' fw 5 A pu 'I I f x I - 1 I .1 4 -F' i 1 9 - R K oz' 6 f N Q ff -' 0 , ' ' .s T, .fm iw Ffcfcfw ' up 'assccn mQ 3n:tfctP1fm4:,,r. At 1- Put meetfg H Up tc fx JL, X Lgjcsifga a :sax w. V' f qro' ' X ff racing t. Cnwary iwcs. Cm Het activity .. xd a ix f tx H ' L' we iQ af: 1 Q' f. Th Ggd' ,fm-gi mice f ' ro the gpm on t ' sv gary :serif Tn a ff dg, iaki c wfe ff Q22 sa fm im emoevs uma :A tho wyf, ia-cg if Q adv 'i,..,. FE Nan, Qenfw 6535, At tfw Q: ft Mzvcgz 1: Cx g :uv ,, 4-N my ,gv.,,. Eftxs ifztii fa: :N 0 ,umfzzfzg rw iat CLK tc rv . w-if T'1Q'iV 'WZ :cr the Wf gf. Q, r :J 2' , - gy . f wf ww: we ,omdw 2 lit F inn St te 6 fm,-. TM 0,1 mes p J F -ififff req. '-7' , 1 5 L'WL.Cff'SL1C'C S ' J ' ., Eicqv if 2 X vm ow T' S tj fwfvvin. Lf-'f'1f: f fn W, fa , - A CCW Cfkjd fi SAC Ffjf' 3112. Janna ff' zicv Q' 3 C i M' W! lt? fri' i -3 :If'j'1,'f.j r, Ve Q: Wfzv: wrt a fri wiv: ,Vf'NF r 1 I'..'1f www cflucfz:wx'1,ini'gQ,ffi'f'1i'i 5 wa r.'j'C yiwi. XXX! 'ZW' .. iifjrui '1'W,'C 1,7 1V tfMiV'k :lf ihl, ',V '1 'l ,iq NW, 'Q 'Ni nl V 1' in ' I.. A .4 rw' r,-3 l fv'1N'.I ' ,!f'1 l fx' 1:1 ' ' .: Mxy. ? -'!':'1C',,fC. .J 4 I C L Tm. rm O YQN C fC UV' r 'J PNC c 'U JU! Pgw Lmcr duoar S VFQQ vu H LOUS i a DM. K, SSUVLU sr 'War LATIN CLUB lirst row: L. Plummer, L. La5rccC:L-Q, C. -lc'ri-g, D. Brix, P, I-iawlc-as, P. Hebert, R. Jones, M. Morton, A. Hebert, M. Dyer. Second row: P. Hebert, B. Lattin, T. Marlcos, K. Anderson, M. Pratt, N. Nielson, D. Slcillings, P. Doucctt-3, D. Small. Third row: Mrs. Adams, J. Christefs-JP, R. Viclvttig, J. Milliken, A. Jvnscn E. Hawlc-is, J. Dcyl ri 3. Francocur. 5o4'iefaJ ollafina The Latin Club, the tirst ot its lcind in Westbrook High School tor many years, organized this year with the aid ot Mrs. Adams. Although it is iust beginning, it is already showing signs ot be' coming a very popular club. The otticers elected were Consul, Nancy-Lee Nielsen: Subf consul, Peggy Hebert: Aedile, Mary Morton: Quaestor, David Small: Nuntius, Ann Hebert: and Program Director, Andrew Jensen. This club has had many interesting meetings. At one meet- ing, each member told what he or she wanted tor Christmas in Latin and carols were sung. At another, a good film strip on Rome was shown. Bingo was played using the cardinals from one to seventy-six. We hope that this will create a new interest in Latin. Wwmmnf' gl! C? 'Q' V 1 i' KE .4 SECQETARIAL CLUB 3-.at-o: ,. Nnnow L, S. McLc'ian, P, pcachwa T, L. Hook ns, L. Mcrrit, T. Pciiet cr, J, Dcicourt, N. Gt-'dei P. Ncrcx cr, D. Edgcriqy, M, Hansen. Stand FS: C. '4'-Haro, R. M-grrrit, B. BUL-QGL., M's. Thompson, B. Gagrr, F. Anderson, J. LaBrvcqu-. L. Lay gn-,. is Tfcrefariaf 77 Aooco to the many clubs this year was the Secretariai Club. This ciub consists ot 2nd wear shorthand students. Every Wednesoay during activity period, we meet and take fliCfGfTSVl to try to increase our soeed. Oar ami or is the shorthand teacher, Mrs. Thompson. The ottrcers are President, Rowena Merritt: Vice President, Barbara Buteau: and Secretary and Treasurer, Carolyn Kneeiand. Marie Hansen, '56, ri -.,N 'iviu 6,5 ii. -+s Q-,. , ,.... rfx' C, Lf- 1 Y rf- E ' S .W 'M S w 'wxkx OFFICE HELPERS S. MeLelIara, Mrs. Eaton, J. Saunders, P. Hebert, M. Swectsrr, H. Cote, C. Preston. 'mx Jr si JM... The W. l'l. S. l-lelpers are out in tull force this year. We have eight ottiee girls, a tull time audio-visual stati ot eight and also seven librarians who have their head- quarters in the new school library. Both ottiee girls and librarians are tinding much more worlc to do in the larger school. We also have something unique in the way ot a tull time audio-visual stall, who man the equipment in the audio-visual room six periods a day and activity period. Robert E. Jensen. S. 15 ui rf 'Y' X T3 ... Wg... .. it.. 1665? N F M ' TL -Q.. .mf Nix ART CLUB Scatcd: L. Kenny, M. t-larnois, R. St. Pfcrrc, S. Pctcrs, R. Na ns, XV, Kcatcn, T. Marltcs C. McK nic. S. Pcscc, R. Gu mond, K, Morabito, T. Ba , R. Brochu, J. Chrstcnscn, R. F: c.. Stand ng: E. Spiilcr, R. Sirois, T. Vance, l.. Chnstcn, C. Preston, fs. Vig-gant, Mr. Stcri ng Aff CM Should you happen to wander past the room occupied by the Art Club, you would see a group ot would-be artists with smudgy taces, busy at worlc. You would also see their ambitious instructor, Mr. Sterling, going trom desk to deslq helping his tuture Michael Angelosf The Art Club has been a busy one this year and members have done many varied things. Some ot the projects have been tree silhouettes, tem- pola drawings, tive minute impression drawings, truit stenciling, and perceptive tests. The Art Club is currently worlcing on a new proiect, the Rotary Club Banner Contest. Cur art enthusiasts are designing banners which they will submit to the Ntlfestbroolc Rotary Club. The winner will not only have the honor ot the club using their banner but also a grand prize ot SIOOO. The Art Club is open to everyone. lt not only encourages talented boys and girls, but also the less talented ones. It stimulates an appreciation and understanding ot art. Sandra Peters. DEBATING 5. P.-tr-rf, R. Klly, Miss Richrnord, R. Cole, K. Morabito, C. Mains, J. Gailcy, J, Chamard, J. Rosv, C. Osgood, C. Meri r-lcv. legafing Gne ot my tondest memories ot the tirst tew weelcs ot school was Miss Richmond s announcement that she would coach debating this year. The tirst tew meetings we were pretty green on the subject. We had great tun at Bates College on November 4, participating in panel discussions, and again at Bowdoin on December IO, when we were observers at the Bowdoin League Debates. We learned a lot and also met some ot the students we would be competing against later in the year. The most important event in any debaters mind is the Annual Bates League schedu ed in March. To participate talres a lot ot practice and preparation. The allf day tournament at South Portland is very good practice. The group ot eight that toolc oart in this tournament on February I9, with 22 other schools, were quite well-ac' quainted with debating by then. At this tournament Robert Kelly was named best spealrer in bath his debates, and Sandra Peters and Carleton Mains were named once each. As the Blue and White goes to press, we are teverishly worlcing on last-minute preparations tor the Bates League. Our varsity team includes Sandra Peters and farleton Mains, attirrnativet Robert Kelly and Kathleen Morabito, negative. Ronald foie and John Chamard are aiternates. The attirmative team will debate Cheverus on March 22, with Westbroolr as hosts. Our negative team will debate on March 2l at Cape Elizabeth. Jeanne Galley. 'V S QP' ,,, .4510 E 44 CLUB Ffst row: M. Jcrscn, A. Hcbct, B, B1 V. T. Tuit ., A. Cui' .. Saundvs, H. Cctv: A. Wovvgit. S-:cond row: Mr. Robnson, N. Nszscr, B. Lain, S, Mit- iiar, J. Mrs, ., R. Jonas, V, Ciark, J. Saucer, A. -tcbcrt, P, Burton, E. Bii ngs, J. Vfood. Third row: R. Lefcsquf, D. Srnai c. ini , .. Bnyan, R. Tciuacg au, F. Wgazt, W. L-gghtoin, N. Beckett, R. Thornoson, J. Shaw, W. Stew . '44 CM Again this year we were honoreo by the assistance ot Mr. Robinson as our ad- visor. We started out the year with fhirtyfeight members headed by Thomas Tuttle, President' Martha Merritt, Vice President: Judy Saunders, Secretary and Albert Caron, Treasurer. XX!e had the tirst dance in the few schoo. It was a oi: success, not onty in the turnout, but aiso tinanciaity. The annua' Stardust Bait rmians are beginning to take shape and gi gfita aHair is expected. Anne Wormetl. N.,,, ga-4 GUN CLUB Seated: R. Sirois, P. Larry, R. Usher, D. Poirier, J. Kcllcy, Mr. Bogdanovich lSchool Rcprcscntativel, D. Brice, lSupcrvisorsl Mr. Allison, Mr. Coe. Standing: T. Giguerc, A. Anderson, W. Carter, E. Ficldcr, R. Lcgcrc, B. Train, N. Gallant, M. Petorsoi, W. Usher. Abscnt trcfn pcturr Suocw sori Mr. Royai. .gm .itlanclgng 66157, Handle your gun with satety. To teach the proper way to handle a gun, we have organized a Gun Handling Club in this state. Through the courtesy ot the Westbrook Rod and Gun Club, we have met once a weel4 at their club house. Mr. Linwood Royal, 'Captain' Allison, and Mr. Charles Coe have given instructions and supervised our practice. At the end ot the seven-week course a written test will be given, and those passing will receive a badge and a certiticate as an N. R. A. lhlational Ritle Associationl l-lunter. Ronnie Usher. wi fl 0.2 5 ,S if BARBERSP-10? SWGERS Nr. Utah C, P, Swan M, P, Nr-risen, E. Haiwhs A. Jasc R, Cc Q, E. Soiur, N. Wh Zzci L1.Ma'tn T. S gcc. Z? I I i' al'2Ul'J 10,1 lIIg0I'J The Barbershop Singers are paying their way to tame with the biending ot their trne male voices. The first pubiic appearance ot their vecond year was participating in the joint oand coecert ot the Jtinior and Sevior High Schooi Banda They were heard again dtirirg the Cnriatrnaj season as they wandered through the corridors sihging Christmas caroim. At the reception tor Dr. Braclrett, the boyz provided rnuraic during iunch. The boyz are rnaiing a harne tor thernieives in the miizical department ot NW. hi. S. and we are gore :nerr tame wiii grow in hittire year, Robert E. Jensen. MAJORETTES R. Driipngv, A. Grttiths A. Aubt, B. Fayy F, Gram, J. Sarge, Uonra Bridges absunt whur' pcturif taiccr. W!ajoreffeJ First you hear music: then you see us. Who are we? Why the maiorettes, who add Coior to any band. The rnaiorette squad this year contains only one Senior: Patricia Anderson, tive Juniors: Janet Saucier, Head Maiorette: Pauline Grant, Ann Griffiths, Anne Aube and Donna Bridges, and two Sopho' mores: Brenda Faye and Rose DiRenzo. The giris have worted hard to work up some spirited routines and marches. The nert time you hear the music ot the band, be sure to ioolc tor us. Vfe ii be there! Janet Saucier, 55. x Ps i . U J! fi? Y, X F'- jk? 5iLf00L .ST,'A00f gall!! The Westbrook High School Band under the able direction ot Mr. Delulio is hav- ing an excellent year. There are now 63 members. This year we have played at the tootball games, put on a Christmas Concert, played at assemblies, held our annual Tag Day, and played at the first basketball game in the new gym. We had a joint concert with Rumtord on March lO. We will, ot course, have our Annual Spring Concert, and go to the Music Festival. Last year the judges at the Music Festival wrote that Mlntonation, authority, conf trol, response to conductor, appearance and deportment were all excellent. lt must be noted that this is the highest rating obtainable by any band. Cn a percentage basis, the judge continued, I would place this group between 95 and IOOOKJ. lntona- tion ot the whole band deserves special commendation. An unqualitied excellent rat- ing. You have a very fine organization. From the excellent job the band did playing tor Dr. and Mrs. Bracketts tarewell reception, Mr. Delulio is anticipating another excellent showing at Festival time. Norma Gordon, Priscilla l-latt, Ronald Cole, Janice Wood and David Billings have been selected to play in the All-State Festival Band in Bangor in April. Never before has such enthusiasm tor the band been ex- pressed by the people ot Westbrook. Many organizations and service clubs have contributed much to our bands success. Xlffith the never-ending help ot the Band Mothers' Club, unitorms have been purchased for our new members. We all owe these women and the people ot Westbrook a vote ot thanks. Betty Bloomer, 56. r cr fx 3 ' Cs, ' Ck co of ' C. s I jk? 0l ll.5 One ot the biggest moments this year tor the older members ot the Chorus and tor Mr. Delulio was the first meeting when I I7 students enrolled. Another big moment came when the male section grew trom IO to 30 strong- and I mean strong. Chorus is educational tor the members learn to sing a song as it would be sung in Russia, China, Hawaii, and Spain. You, as the audience, would almost believe your- selves to be in these countries as we sing. We really sound good-and thats not hitting it too hard either. I dont thinlc any ot the members will torget the comments ot Ill-low well they soundli and I-low the chorus has grownlli atter the Thanksgiving Assembly, and haw much the school was impressed with the excellency ot the Christmas Assembly. Another successtul moment was our concert with the Gorham I-Iigh School Chorus. It you missed this concert, you certainly missed a treat. The members ot the Chorus to represent our school at the AIlfState Music Festival Concert in Bangor are Janice Boucher, Ann Burton, Elaine Collins, Betty Gagne, Laurent Giguere, Edwin I-Iawlces, Andy Jensen, Dave Martin, Edwin Spiller, Peter Swan, and Norman Whitzell. Individuals with special interest and ability in music may be chosen tor the Barber- shop Singers or the Special Choral Group. All in all, welve had many moments to remember, and were Ioolcing torward to the Music Festival in Rumtord as well as our Spring Concert. We are contident that there will be many more moments to remember. Dave Billings, I57. YN, ff ,f W ,mv-Mx Q ,pk fp-fi 1 I 5 I Ju- f , ' f V,.f Q M' , ' X 4 V 4X H ii 1 !ZY1.!!., uf 25' - ' R, I I ,Q Y 5 -Q? by -1 ,.,. gflh . . ,f N Q i F32 I La' Us' X 'Qs J 4 Inu 1,1111 50115 ll S M, 5, f .11 THE MAINE TILE CO., INC. 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