Ashland High School - Echoes Yearbook (Ashland, ME)

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1949 Echoes of A. ll. S FRONT ROW-left to right: I. Waketield, P. Price. I. Damboise. O. Clark, M. Iimmo, V. White, R. Cook. A. Ouellette. SECOND HOW: K. Diedricksen, B. Howes, H. Howes. I. Weaver. E. Cyl. G. Pike, D. St. Peter. LAST ROW: A. Boucher, B. Michaud, F. Allen, K. Hews, H. Bolstridge. P. Sutherland. C. Iirnmo. FRESHMAN CLASS Class Officers President ...................... ..... D awn Mclntosh Vice-President ...... ....... C arolyn Currie Secretary ........ ............... A nn Orcutt Treasurer .............. ........ B arbara Seawvay Class Report When school opened the thirtieth day of August, there was a large Freshman' Class with an enrollment of 57 pupils. This number contained students from Masardis, Portage, Ashland, Garfield, Winterville, Squa Pan, Connor Plantation. Sheridan. and Frenchville. The welding oi this motley group into a coherent class began in earnest on October 18 when we held OUI first class meeting to elect the officers to guide us through the year. The Freshman Reception was held at the Ashland Grange Hall on October 26. In accordance with stern Sophomore com- mands. each girl was dressed like a baby with white stockings, white shoes. baby dresses and bonnets. and wore nipples on 8 strings around their necks. They also carried dolls and other childish accessories. The boys wore women's night gowns. scarls on their heads, women's bedroom slippers and lipstick. After this ordeal we felt that we had earned the right to be full- tledgecl students of A. H. S. On Ianuary 7 and March 25 the Freshmen sponsored socials at the school house. Dancing and games were enjoyed and re- freshments were sold. Each of these socials resulted in a pleasant social evening of dancing and general fun. ' FRONT ROW-lett to right: I. King. L. Bolstridge, B. Searway. D. Mclntosh. A. Orcutt. C. Currie, R. Porter, A. Sutherland. SECOND ROW: W. Caron, I. Graham, C. Robinson. L. Lyons, I. Boulier. I. Reed, M. Berry, E. Eastman. LAST ROW: N. Tucker. A. Cowett. L. Bessie, D. Colbath, W. O'Clair. F. Tardie, R. Bolstridge, P. O'Clair. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN: A. Hancock, L. lin-imc. A. Levesque. W. Lewin, I. McNally, L. Porter. A. Robinson.

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Echoes of A. fl. .S 194 FRONT HOW--left to right: F. Ayer, I.. Bragdon. E. Ellis, R. Baxter, M. Sutherland. S. Kirk. and C. MacLean. BACK ROW: T. Chasse, R. Grant, D. Macintosh, Mr. Maclaughlin. B. Barlett. I. Wakefield, H. Hews. and D. St. Peter. STUDENT COUNCIL President ............ ............. R alph Baxter Vice-President ....... ................. S hirley Kirk Secretary ............ ....... M arjorie Sutherland Treasurer ........ ............................ E1 len Ellis The first meeting was held Monday. December Sth. We hold our meetings in the Home Economics room every other Wednesday. In these meetings we dis- cussed various things that are brought before the council by the different repre- sentatives of each class. We do our best to make all possible improvements in keeping the class rooms looking neat and clean. The members of the Student Council act as clerks, in the candy store, which is a great convenience to the students and members of the faculty. It is the duty of the student council to O. K. all extra-curricular activities carried on for the benefit of the school. In years to come we are hoping to have a stronger Student Council which in many ways may help to better our school.