Ashland High School - Echoes Yearbook (Ashland, ME)

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August September October November December January February March April May I Une claw! Zalendar I 95 6-5 7 ----------- --Registration - - Registration - - - - - - - - - Schoo1Opens - - - - - No School, Labor Day - - Get Acquainted Dance, Juniors - - - - - - - Individual Pictures - - - - - - - - - Senior Pictures - - - - - - - - Freshman Reception - - School Closed for Potato Harvest - - - - - - - - - - School Reopens - - - - - - Senior Dance - - Curtis Campaign Begins - - - - - F.F.A. Dance - - - - Veterans Day - -F.H.A. Hayride - - Reading Workshop -----------NoSchoo1 - Faculty Vs. Varsity Basketball - -------- Thanksgiving - - - ----- Recess - - - - - - - Senior Play - - Basketball at Fort Kent - - - - - - - - Limestone - - at Bridgewater - - - - - Easton --------atMapleton - - - --------- Ricker - - School Closes for Xmas ------- Madawaska - - School Reopens - - Rotary Vs. JV's - - - - Washburn - at Limestone - -. Bridgewater - - at Easton - - Mapleton - - at Ricker - - at Washburn - - - Fort Kent - - - - at Madawaska - - Senior Talent Show - - - - School Closes - - School Reopens - - Mock Graduation - - - School Closes - - Senior Class Trip - - School Reopens - - Yearbook Arrives - - - Memorial Day - - - - - - Senior Prom - Baccalaureate Service - - - - - - ClassNight - - Graduation - - - School Closes McLENNAN 'S GARAGE DR. A. C. VARNUM Ashland Ashland

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Actl The curtain rose on Actl of our high school comedy in August 1953, when we, the Class of 1957, entered Ashland Community High School with sixty-six members in the cast. Our activities for the year included performing at the Freshman Reception and sponsoring a dance. The main characters were: Director ----- Assistant Director Scenario Writer - Business Manager LeadingMan - - - - - - - Leading Lady - - - - - SUSAN RAND ' ' ' EVERETT WALKER ' -' ' ' ' DONNA KINNEY ' ' ' 'ETTA LIBBY -- - ----- TEDBEACH -.. -...-.--..--...MARu-'YNPRUE Act II The comedy progressed with forty-five members in the c Director ----- Assistant Director Scenario Writer - Business Manager ast. The main characters were: - - DONALD LEACH -- ------- KAYLYONS - - DONNA KINNEY ..... .-... --..... MARILYNPRUE Leading Man --------- ----- -' - - DANA SYLVESTER Leading Lady --------- - - - ------ ANNA LEE DORMAN High-lighting this act were the Freshman Reception, a bean supper, the production of a one act play, and two dances. The climax of Act II was the day we ordered our long-awaited class rings. Act III The prominent parts of the third act featured Junior Exhibition, a bean supper, and our Junior Prom. The main characters were: Director----------------------DANASYLVESTER Assistant Director Scenario Writer - Business Manager ' EVERETT WALKER - - MARILYN PRUE - ------ ------------- ETTALIBBY i.eadingMan-------------------- DONALDLEAC1-1 Leading Lady - - --.-----.-.-------DQNNAKINNEY Act IV Thirty-five students remained to conclude Act IV of our high school days, the busiest year of all. The main characters for the final act were: Director --------------------- DANA SYLVESTER Assistant Director ----------------- EVERETT WALKER Scenario Writer ----------------- ANNA LEE DORMAN Business Manager ------------------ MARILYN PRUE Leading Man ------------------- NELSON SEARWAY LeadingLady-------- ---- ---------JANETSMITH Our many activities included the Senior Play, yearbook, talent show, mock graduation, and a bean supper. We also sold Christmas Cards, stationery, and books to help earn money for our class trip. Our last memorable moments will be the Senior Ball, Baccalaureate Service, Class Night and Commencement. L. B. SNOWMAN NEW STUART HOUSE Ashland. Maine Ashland. Maine

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