Dennysville High School - Dentonian Yearbook (Dennysville, ME)

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Sophomore Class Standing: F.Phinney, P.Higgins, B.Brown, S.Dud1ey Seated: F.Seeley, M.McPhee, D.Lingley, L.Hobart, B.Lyons nge YL Freshman Class C.Preston, B.Damon, S.Bell, D.Cook, J.H1ggins, F.Dud1ey, V.Ash1ey Absent: Wayne Preston, Donna Wilder

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Sophomore ilnss Notes ' when school began in septsmner, 1957, there were fifteen of us freshmen who are now scphomhrcs, During the year we lost four membsrs. our only actlviur ras the annual Halloween Social which we co-sponsored with fn: sxmhomures. Four of the boys, as freshmen, played baseball and basketball and three of us participated in the band. Lagt September we were eleven students to begin our sophomore year. Carolyn Leighton transferred to Lubec High early in the year, thus leaving only ten MGMDWTS in the class of ' 1. Our first sophomore activity was the Halloween Social which was held on October 30. A hula-Loop contest was a huge success with the elementary boys and gizis participating. Music was by the school band directed by Mr. PEHCLQETV. We earned 32h.l5. Gur next activity was a Valentine Hop, held on February 12. Music was by records and a profit of 318.91 was made. Our last activity, the Sophomore Hop was held April 10, Billy Brown, Peter Higgins, Franklin Phinnoy, and Weston Seeley played baseball and basketball. Billy Brown, Peter Higgins, Mary Jane McPhee, and Franklin Phinney were members of the band and Delia Lingley was a majorette. Mary Jane McPhee Class Secretary Freshman Notes School opened on September 2. On September S, we timorous and excited freshmen held our first class meeting. From the class of nine students the following officers were elected! President ----------- -Dale Cook Vice-President ------- Donna Wilder Secretary --------- 5--Joan Higgins Treasurer --------- H--Vaughn Ashley , We would like to thank the class of '59 for the exciting Freshman Reception. For the parade we wore such things as flannel underwear, newspapfr skirts, and men's boots and hats. The boys wore hguseooats and scarfs and we all displaved musical instruments. The program for the evening was a utake-ofn fw T.V. programs, in- cluding, HI've Got a Secretu with Dale Dy , ge Gary Mooreg nName That Tunen with Vivian Antone as George Dewittg uThis is Your Lifen with Galista Burr as Ralph Edwards, and HYou Bet Your Lifen with Richard Dudley as Grocho Marx. On October 21, we held our first social which was the nHarvest Hop.u We played games, bobbed for apules, and danced. It was fun and we made some money. As this report is being written, we are planning a social in APPil- Joan Higgins, Sec.

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