Anson Academy - Anchor Yearbook (North Anson, ME)

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ANsoN ACADEMY SIlI1HlIMIlHlElHSS Standing left to right: Robert Judkins, John Young, Rebecca Briggs, Chester Briggs and Verne Berry Seated left to right: Betty Petty, Maxine Paine, Muriel Dunphy, Katherine Ela, and Lelia Newell The Sophomore Class started the year by electing officers. Muriel Dunphy was elected president, Rebecca Briggs, vice-president, and Maxine Paine. secretary. The Student Council members from our class are Muriel Dunphy, who is the secretary. and John Young. To finance our Sophomore lflop we held sandwich sales. The Hop was held April 6, 1945. the hall being decorated maroon and white.

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THE ANCHOR JUNIHH EtlHSS -F e l Standing left to right: Bruce Paine, Raymond McHenry, Walter Ela, Kenneth McHenry Seated left to right: Blanche Mullin, Mary Judkins, Dorris Skillings, Phyllis Coro, Marion Has- kell, Muriel Moody The junior class of Anson Academy began a happy year with ten students at first and later we we coined Muriel Moody, making a total oi eeven. The following were elected as cass otiicers: . Prvsidrnt Bruce Paine Serretary Dorris Skiiiings Tzraszirm' Mary judkins Studcni Cozmril fllcmbrrs Water Ela Phyllis Coro Raymond Mcl-lenry ln October we had our Junior Prom and in December our class rings arrived which was a happy moment for all. Some members of the junior class took part in the Student Council and the Senior plays. The class was very active in basketball with all but one participating. We are sorry to hear that Kenneth McHenry is leaving usyto join the Merchant Ma- rines this spring. VVe are looking forward to the junior Prize Speaking Contest later this year.

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'l'n1a ANCHOR HHSHMHN class Standing left to right: Ralph Manzer, James Farley, Richard Whitaker, Christie Mullin, Eleanor Ketchum, Lucille Berry, Merle Skillings, Ruth Newell, Hilda Walker, Gerald Peters, Eldon McLean, Leroy Rolfe. Seated left to right: Frances Lynds, Florence Coro, Mary Jacques, Barbara Judkins, Sadie as Lightbody, Iva Moulton The Freshman Reception was held on Friday. September 8. XN'e started with a class of nineteen, but now number eighteen as Roger Booker left school in the spring to work in Madison. Three boys and three girls played on the Academy basketball teams, nine girls partici- pated in the Glee Club, and three girls are members of the school band. The class officers are as follows: President Mary jacques Vive-President Richard NNhitaker Serretary Barbara 'Iudkins Nlenibers of the class who are on the Student Council are Iva Moulton and Merle Skillings.