Ashland High School - Echoes Yearbook (Ashland, ME)

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Front row, loft to right: L. Tilley, R. Porter, P. Tilley, L. Flint, F. Sutherland, A. I-lews, J. Coffin, G. King, P. Fleming, P, Bragdon. Second row: M. Colbath, A. Lafland, B. Sawyer, W, Gardner, J, Brewer, J. Brewer, B. Wea- ver,G. Bolstridgc, T. Chassc, B. Levcsque. Third row: D, Stevens, E. Ouellet, D. Grass, D. Sylvester, N. McLean, G. Bolstridge, R. Carter, C, Anderson, J. Sutherland. Fourth row: T. Rand, L. Casey, D. Colbath, B. Wright, R, Mountain, Absent when picture was taken: R. Beaulier. JUNIOR CLASS REPORT The following were elected as class officers: President .... . Althea Hews Vice President .... Judy Coffin Secretary and Treasurer ...... Florence Sutherland Our Student Council members are Bert Wright and Betsy Sawyer. We sponsored a Barn Dance at'the beginning of the year which proved to be very successful. Our candidates for Carnival Queen were Florence Sutherland and Beatrice Levesque. Connie Anderson proved to be high sales woman again this year in the Cur- tis Magazine campaign with a grand prize of S2.0.00. Our Junior Prom was scheduled for May 1. Judy Coffin '54

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BETTY ANN WEST Bets Commercial Course Love keeps the cold out better than a c1ock. Junior Classical League lg Junior Prize Speaking 3g Softball 2g Basketball 2g Dramatics 4g Senior Play 4g One Act Play 1,25 Stu- dent Council 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Betty is a swell girl who came to us from Portage. Her pleasing, personality and big blue eyes has won her many friends. We wish you luck in the future, Betty, and we know some big executive will be very happy to secure you as his secretary. CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Franklin Langille Vice President . . . . Jeanette Prue Secretary . . . . Patricia LaBe1le Treasurer . . . Clyde Bodge MOTTO We build the ladder by which We climb. THEME Builders of tomorrow. CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose I4

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First row, left to right: V. Porter, M. Hancock, J. St. Peter, G. Burbe, P. Davenport, J. West, E. Sylvester, P. Ayer, A. Coty, A. Bolstridge, L. Mountain, G. Dubay, J. LaBelle. Second row: Mr. deFreese, M. O'Clair, M. Crowley, M. Walker, J. Searway, C. Morrison, A.Reed, A. Hafford, E. Bolstridge, I. Paridis, E. Caron, C. Poi- trow, Mr. Cobb. Third row: S. Bolstridge, L. McDonald, D. Boyce, R. Robinson, C. Savary, P. Sawyer, D. Winslow, E. Cyr, F. Paschel, R. Leach, R. Wakefield. Fourth row: O. Carney, P. Eastman, M. Sutherland, D. Rafford, C. Bragdon, F. Jimmio. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT At the first Sophomore Class meet- ing the following officers were elected: President ....... Evelyn Sylvester Vice President ....... Janet West Secretary ...... Pauline Davenport Treasurer ........... Paul Ayer Student Council ..... Ray Wakefield Geraldine Beurbe The Freshmen Reception, which was, as usual, sponsored by the Sopho- more class, was held September 12. The Freshmen girls wore ankle length skirts with blue and green patches, flashy blouses, a boys hat, and high black sneakers. The boys wore dun- garees turned wrong side out, with blue and green patches, girls' silk blouses and girls' hats. The initiation was held that evening with a dance fol- lowing, at which everyone had a good time. The Sophomores placed second in the magazine campaign. Ray Wakefield won second prize, a jacket in the school colors. Lillian Mountain was chosen Varsi- ty Cheerleader from the Sophomore class. Basketball and baseball boys from the Sophomore class are: Ray Wake- field, Lawrence McDonald, Donald Boyce, and Donald Winslow. There are also many Sophomore students par- ticipating in the different clubs and ac- tivities. The Sophomore Winter Carnival Queen Candidates were Marie Crowley and Evelyn Sylvester. On February Z7 the Sophomores sponsored a Barn Dance which proved to be a gala event. Alice Bolstridge '55