Brewster Academy - Syb Yearbook (Wolfeboro, NH)

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'A Bark Row: Bowe, Britton, Elliott, Smith M., Sinclair, Noyes, Woodbury, Spongberg, Cheney, Bean, Thompson, Russell Third Row: Rogers D., Glidden, Bushman, Estes, Haley, Whitehead, Whitt' G., White D., Herlihy, Foss SPFONH' ROWS Hamlill, Schnikwald, Griffin, Black, Higgins, Hickford, Nockles, Murray, Brown, Smith M., VVhite I.. Parker First Row: Littlefield, Gould, Rich, Pratt, Smith R., Marshall, Rogers I., Clough, Rcmick, Woodbury l FR ESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Iohn Parker, Vice-president Beth Whitehead, Secretary Sally Glidden, President Ernest Pratt, Treasurer w1.n11e1

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1. -A 7:31, jury, 'K lx! gig ' Msg if lt. I W if JM Lord, Robarts S., Baxter, lutras, Goodwin B., Mugridge, Clough E., Manning, Stevens R. xii? 'li77a,f7l7 jj!! fl U T iff fly!! Z,.,f'7F y fl M. l , fl If pf W4 It A ft N 1' A fr U f' A 6 QW Q 6 Talk about school spirit . . . this is it. You couldn't find a more enthusiastic group . . . Always behind the team-win, lose, or draw. Hours of practice . . . out there in all kinds of weather . . . final tryouts. New faces interrningled with the veterans . . . Miss Setzer as advisor. New cheers . . . complaining arms and legs . . . but always the same spirit. The season's start. Cheers and tears. That rally before the Fryeburg game . . . Helen's golden voice . . . the introduction of the pow-wow and the front row chorus line. Let's hear the Fight Song just once more . . . those poor hymn books. Victory dances that seldom seemed to help . . . always hoping and praying . . . living through one tough day to go on to another. Come on, let's really yell on this one . . . B-R-E-W-S-T-E-R ! ! Our cheer- leaders were red hot . . . may their spirit go on forever. i