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BS iv ae at We pe ae ss) ye sie WwW hist! ee a eH RES coon nee e while ate After a hard, drilling sophomore year in football, many of our boys attained their goal. How proud the class was to see our junior boys on the first string! Taking the bows out of their feathers, the girls once again proved their ability in afternoon sports. Wuth more experience than the previous year, many of our junior girls earned positions on field hockey, basketball, and softball teams. The G.A.A., with its large increase in membership, proved to be one of the most popular clubs for girls. Feathers started flying when many junior boys made either the junior varsity or the varsity in basketball. The nest really rocked as we cheered our undefeated team to victory. Bob Johnson was the outstanding junior player.
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Towards the end of our first year our friends, the juniors, taught us another important lesson: the art of pre-season swimming. With the summer coming to an end we noticed that our feathers had taken on a new and beautiful color. Our voices were more than a mere peep; we now had the long awaited title of juniors. Because we had a year's experience to our credit, we were better prepared to sound off with five-minute speeches. Dick Bilodeau’s outstanding speech won first prize. The annual cheerleading contest got off to a flying start when our hard-working girls flocked to the gym with the largest number of contestants ever to try out. Lynne Buck, Melissa Erb, Evelyn Guenette, and Erma Swanson were chosen to be the junior cheer- leaders. Future scientists. 13
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Many other fellow juniors made outstanding appearances in swimming. With more enthusiasm and spirit the team ended up on the winning side. Track must not be forgotten! Our fellow classmates proved to be great carrier pigeons when the team finished as tops in Worcester County. Baseball was played by many of our classmates. They flew right into the first string lineup. The team proved to be good in both sports ability and spirit. To satisfy our constant hunger pain we banned together and held a successful spaghetti supper which we all shared with our nearby friends and neighbors. We were proud as peacocks when we donned our best attire for the numerous social events of the year. The Winter Carnival, Junior-Senior Prom, and the Senior Reception were enjoyed by many.
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