Austin Cate Academy - Hilltop Yearbook (Center Strafford, NH)

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I - 1 -A F v E5 . Ly, ' 'adsl Q - ' CV' A V .Ln ff' 'lf ff Q g--- - ,.' . , :::. . '- 7- ' 1 'Rx w. I -U , Y , Q-.,4,-,QA L-,ECI 6 be fl'.,.. .. Vu - is 1 9 yo P' ap 0 L. lg b xx J, ..-. 1 Class History C0394 D of the Tri-H1-Y and the class officers were: Presi- gi? U dent to Robert Hodges, vice-president to Jean York, tl. secretary to Dorothy Horang and treasurer to David . Dean. That summer we lost three more students. ' g.j,fJ' They were: Bette Ames, Robert Hodges, and Richard 5:51 Marple. I ' E ' Our Junior year was a very prosperous one for ff, the whole school headed by the very able and en- f 4? thusiastic Mr. Brooks. He formed a glee club and I dramatic club and everyone Joined one or the other. ,iw f-I . All the Junior class Joined the glee club except K. is Edith Babb who Joined the dramatic club. There were b y ' only four boys ln the senior class that year so the '11 ' V - ' D Juniors and seniors went in together when one or '- . E the other put on a dance. -af Edith Babb was again elected president of the ui d Tri-H1-1 and Miriam Huse and Carolyn Scruton Joined 4 'a'1fQ j 5 with the rest of the new members. Harold Yeaton and Z Robert Jewell Joined the H1-Y. Edith Babb and Caro- , ,fs lyn Scruton were the Juniors taking part in prize- J' speaking. 4'-' n It Our class officers were as follows: president, - Edith Babb, vice-president, Jean York, secretary, Dorothy Horan, treasurer, David Dean. Robert Jewell ', Joined us in November, and when the year was half ,Q . - 1 9 Over, Jean York left. Last summer David Dean and ' Q M Dorothy Horan left us, so that when we entered our ,Q 1-'gl senior year there were only five of the original -f, 1 I class plus two others---Edith Babb, Miriam Huse, iw Carolyn Scruton, Calvin Stiles, Harold Yeaton, and gggiih Robert Jewell who ,joined us in our Junior year, and A - Carol Atwell who Joined us at the beginningof' our . senior year. f pl.. . 55:2-ag.: , Being the seniors, we had preference over the F' 'tif' other classes, so we chose to put on three dances, ' 54? the freshman reception, February dance, and the May ,f.f15X!?72ew 'ff dance. Edith Babb became 'one of the cheer leaders, fi? lam- and she took par-tin the sch' ol play.She also became Q J treasurer of the Tri-H1-Y and Carol Atwell became a member. Calvin Stiles was elected vice-president of 931' the H1-Y, Harold Yeaton, treasurer, and Robert Jew- .59 62-'L ell, Sargent at ArmB- , All we .. 'rats 'f ' 'V '14 If f. M b 1 .11 . .bw ., . vrfll' v f W ' 3521, 'rf --ff ,X v,- l. u ' ' , . ' uc, 'F-' f'1'f.-e- -- ., A-, ' H .f