Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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THE MEGUNTICOOK 19 REPORTS Junior Class Officers President Brian Smith Vice-President Cynthia Young Secretary Carolyn Hart Treasurer Marie Hart Throughout the year the Junior Class had many successful dances, one of which was the annual Harvest Follies. The Juniors worked hard to earn money for the Washington trip, by holding battle drives, food sales, and by selling food certificates. The class prepared a dinner for the Teachers Convention and presented the Irish Medleys in March. Many efforts were extended to make the Junior Prom a smashing success. There are many mem- bers of the class on the basketball team, in band and in other school activities. Freshman Class Officers President James Lamer Vice-President Robert McKee Secretary Joanne Kaler Treasurer Richrrd McKeen The Freshman Class entered Camden High School with much expectation for the f:ur years ahead. Many members of the class participated in extracurricular activities. During the year the class held a successful dance and had charge of recess concessions the last quarter of the school year.

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18 THE MEGUNTICOOK CLASS Senior Class Officers President Albert Sherman Vice-President Roger Moody Secretary Karen Armstrong Treasurer Audrey Simpson The Senior Class has contributed much to CHS these past four years. They introduced the suc- cessful idea of holding record hops after basketball games, they won the Curtis magazine drive all four years; and nearly one hundred percent of the class members have participated in some extracurricu- lar activity. After graduation all must store away many memories of hard work and happy times. The wonderful teachers and friends who helped to mold our lives and futures will never be forgotten. Parting thought to underclassmen: “Don’t reflect back on yesterday’s mistakes, but press ever onward, thinking what you can make of tomorrow. ‘Live as if you were to die tomorrow; learn as if you were to live forever.’ ” Sophomore Class Officers President Nancy Burkett Vice-President Wayne Hansen Secretary Pamela Dwinal Treasurer Geraldine Dickey The Sophomore Class carried out many money-raising projects this year: a very successful dance, a Grange supper which netted a profit of over two hundred dollars, and the sale of pens with the inscrip- tion, “Camden High School.” A bottle drive project was the next undertaking. Plans were made for a food sale, and the class conducted recess concessions during the third quarter.

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8 JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: Elaine Frost, Juanita Carle, Sally Hurlburt, Carolyn Jones, Roberta Freeman, Carolyn Hart, Bette Ronco, Sandra Spirio. Joyce Young, Elizabeth MacLeod, Patricia Steel, Cynthia Young. Row 2: Patricia Mitchell, Francyne Claes, Penelope Donaldson. Marie Hart, Marjorie Ludwig, Barbara Pease, Barbara Wilbur, Linda LaCcmbe, Joyce Eaton, Susan Masalin, Arleigh Berry, Janet Callahan, Eliza- beth Mills, Mr. Levesque, advisor. Row 3: Kenneth Weed, John Hunter, Edwin Reed, Joseph Nuccio, Betty Trask, Anne Lie-Nielsen, Bette Lothrop, Rhonda Leonard, Rebecca Waterman, Charles Chapin, Orman Deane, Roscoe McFarland. Row 4: Brian Smith, Gerald Chalmers, Paul Clark. Brian Powers, Jerald Carr, Thomas Wilbur, Robert Whittier, Lynn McLaughlin, Allen Pottle, Walter Lamont, Robert Wright, Howard Hunt. Row 5: Carl Leonard, Bruce Gray, Lee Maliska, Bruce Barter, Paul McFarland, Douglas MacFall, James Henderson. James Monroe, Franklin York, Elwin Lord. H X M £ n o c 2 H HH o o o