Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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nncipa. The record of events presented in this book by the Class of 1956 is a reminder of the many experiences which a modem secondary school provides for today's teenagers. These experiences, if given in a teach- able situation, are valuable in developing proper attitudes, skills, and personalities. A teachable situation depends upon adequate facilities and equipment, a good teacher that stimulates the mind, and an inter- ested and responsive student. We feel the Corona for 1956 records such a situation. Therefore, congratulations to the Class of '56 for a job well done and for contributing so much to Bridgton High School. The ideals that we hope you have found here will serve you in good stead for whatever the future may bring. As alumni, you have additional duties in life that will carry you away from home. The experiences of today should remind you that only strict observance of what is right and good results in a full and happy life. Good luck to you all. Clifford P. Tinkham Principal

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Oecfication We, the Class of 1956, fondly dedicate this issue of the Corona to Mrs. Joan Hotch kiss, who, for the past two and a half years, has patiently devoted her services in English as well as various other activities We are sincerely grateful for her help ful guidance and friendship.

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( or on a c Assistant Editor MARCIA CARSLEY Yearbook Advisor MRS. ESTHER KILBORN Editor-in-Chief NANCY WAISANEN Business Manager RICHARD JOHNS Assistants JOY SMITH, CHET PHILLIPS, LOIS KILGORE, MARGIE LITTLEFIELD. Junior Editors BETH CHALMERS, NORM THURLOW Senior Data SUE SMITH, DONNA BAKER Literary PRISCILLA BUMP NANCY CONANT Activities PATSY HEBB, GARY LOCKE Sports CHUCK BERRY, ELLEN GREENE Circulation SHIRLEY DOUGLAS BOB SMITH Alumni DAVID CARD, POLLY THOMAS Jokes STEVE BERRY. WARREN WALKER, GEORGE KIMBALL Exchange NORMA COOPER