Anson Academy - Anchor Yearbook (North Anson, ME)

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First row: L. Nault, B. Booker, D. Piper, A. Bessey, S. Cushing, G. Matthews, B. Witham, I. Newell. Second row: C. Carlson, L. Skillings, N. Spencer, R. Rolfe, D. King, F. Ducharme, C. Hunnewell, Mrs. Bubar, Advisor. Third row: R. Gilman, G. Moody, B. Davis, E. Price, K. Quint, K. Partridge, R. Chase, J. Fencik. President - - - ---- Ann Bessey Vice President - - - - - Sandra Cushing Secretary ---- - - Grace Matthews Five of our classmates, Gloria Beane, Richard Davis, Robert Furbush, Barbara Mayo and Kenneth Wright, did not return to school in the fall. However, Jackie Fencik of Anson joined us for the first time. Since the beginning of the school year two more of 1 our members, James Lightbody and Shirley Gordon, have left us, giving us an enrollment of twenty-three at the present time. Up to the present we have lost none of the pep and enthusiasm for which we gained great fame during our first year. The bulk of the membership in the still very popular 3:l5 Club continues to be made up of members of the class of '57. Some of our classmates have been very active as members of the various athletic teams. Particularly outstanding have been Gary Moody in basketball and baseballg Grace Matthews and Sandra Cushing in basketballg Dianne Piper as a member of the cheerlead- ing squad: and Ann Bessey as the manager of girls' basketball.

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S..-vx.4 H. 699. C0608 First row: I. Newell, E. Holbrook, C. Miller, R. Hewey, F. Viles, M. Adams, S. Brown, A. Tingley. Second row: B. Nelson, S. Carlson, M. Browne, C. Ricker, T. Viles, L. Partridge, E. St. Peter, Mr. Glover, Advisor. Third row: G. Mullin, L. Browne, M. Phillips, W. Watson, N. Greene, G. Dickey, R. Whitaker. President ---- - - Ronald Hewey Vice President - - - - - Frank Viles Secretary ---- - - Christine Miller Although three members of our class, Neal Preble, Lura Scott and Lawrence Mayo, did not return to school in the fall, we still have the same enrollment of twenty-two members that we had last year. Our new classmates are Frank and Thelford Viles of New Vineyard, who transferred from Farmington High School, and Gene Dickey. Our class has contributed some valuable members of the Academy's outstanding athletic teams this year. Norman Greene, Ronnie Hewey and Buddy Nelson have played a prominent part in the success of both the basketball and baseball teams, while Ernie St. Peter served as manager of both of these squads. The outstanding girls' basket- ball squad included three Junior girls, Marie Adams, Eleanor Holbrook and Agnes Tingley

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C5 SKS 66444 First row: W. Lehay, V. Peters, D. Dunbar, C. Coro, B. Ricker, H. Spear, C. Piper, L. Holbrook, I. Dunlap, D. Gilbert. Second row: J. Hinman, B. Blomquist, L. Dion, L. Clark, I. Beauchemin, L. Leavitt, J. Garrity, J. Young, P. Dickey, Mr. Padham, Advisor. Third row: I. Lehay, L. Atwood, R. Friend, W. Brown, R. Lynds, W. Moody, R. Perkins, G. Brown, D. Garrity, L. Dickey, L. Mayo. President ---- - - - Bruce Ricker Vice President - - - - Harvey Spear Secretary - - - - - -Christine Piper On September 7, 1954, seventeen boys and seventeen girls became members of the Freshman Class at Anson Academy. We were pleased to welcome five members who did not attend Junior High School with us last year. These new members were Donald Priest and Neal Nelson from Anson, Robert Perkins from Kingfield, Lucille Holbrook from New Vineyard, and June Beauchemin from Bingham. Since the beginning of school in the fall two of our members, Barbara Gordon and Neal Nelson, have left, giving us an enrollment of thrity-two at the present time. Members of our class who have participated in athletics this year include Wayne Lehay, Duane Gilbert, Ralph Friend, Wesley Moody and Leonard Mayo as members of the J. V. basketball squads Glenda Berry and Janis Garrity as members of the girls' basketball squad: and Christine Piper and Joan Dunlap as members of the cheerleading group.