Lincoln Academy - Lincolnian Yearbook (Newcastle, ME)

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Q, 4. f K, , I Y C Y F ' X x X 5 , I , ts. ......' Vx it 11 r . Q' pu. Junior Class The members of the class of 1956 have enthusiastically participated in many of the sports and extra- curricular activities in school, Six of the class have earned their varsity letters in Girls' Basketball fhalf the teamj and the class is represented in baseball, softball, track, debating, prize speaking and other activities. This year the juniors made their best record in the Magazine Drive by placing second, K i First row: C. Wheeler, A. Coffill, C. Greenleaf, S. Sproul, N. Wltham, R. Brown, 1. Weston, I. Baldwin, G. l-lodgkins, M. Watson. Second row: Mr. Davis, E. Coffill, V. Peaslee, E. Bryant, S. Whitney, L. Warren, G. Meserve, G. Macaulay, P. Herald, A. Herald, D. Libby, A. Lincoln, P, Jacobs, Mrs, Chilman. Third row: A. Trank, H. Nelson, W. Vinal, H. Moody, K. Gould, J, Welton, S. Allen, O. Simmons, A. Minor, C. Dodge B. Lincoln, R. Erskine.

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,- 3 Sophomore Class The first major event of the sopho- more class was the annual Hop in November with the music of Carroll's orchestra. We placed third in the Magazine Drive to beat the Freshmen, Our class is also well represented on the honor rolls, athletic teams, in debating, in the Science Club, cheerleading, in music. Many of us have earned our letters this year. In the spring we plan to sponsor a quiz program with Mr. Harold Castner as Master of Ceremonies. Mr. Castner of the class of 1907 has obtained permission from the owner of the original site of Lin- coln Academy to transfer the cornerstone to the present campus. This transfer is planned for the spring. Y First row: J. Skillin, C, Pottle, K. Dodge, A. Keller, J. Cooney, M. Barnes, E. Morrill, P, Cham- berlain, K. Greenleaf, C. Francis, C. Hassan, P. Kancevltch. Second row: Mrs, Lowell, G. Carter, S, Kelsey, I. Plummer, D, York, D, Simmons, M. Emerson, B. Lovell, S. Briggs, P. Oliver, D. Blair, H. Tibbetts, C. Morin, C. Boyd, B. Hassan, Mr. Pinkam, Third row, S. Trask, W. Parsons, J, Percival, B. Witham, R. Lermond, C, Giles, P. Smith, E. Herald, J, Moody, B, Hixon, P. Gen- thner, N. Chasse, F. Carver, R, Rice.